Sussex folk songs and ballads
By: Tony Wales ; editor, Kenneth S. Goldman
Contributors: Goldstein, Kenneth S.
Publisher: Folkways Records
Published: 1957
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording] /
Subjects: English Ballads; English Folk songs
Other titles: Seventeen come Sunday.; Sing Ivy.; Our goodman.; Piri-iri-igdum.; On Christmas night.; I've been to France.; Banks of sweet Dundee.; To be a farmer's boy.; Sarie.; Horsham boys.; Buttercup Joe.; Bailiff's daughter of Islington.; Henry Martin.; Bryan O'Lynn.; Farmer in his den.; Nuts in May.; Poor Mary sits a-weeping.; Oranges & lemons.; Woodcutter.; Ploughboy.; Green mossy banks of the lea.; Richard of Taunton Dean.; Oranges and lemons.
Notes: Program notes by Tony Wales and the editor and texts ([8] p.) inserted in container.

Sung by Tony Wales, with guitar acc.
Table of contents: title: Seventeen come Sunday; title: Sing Ivy (Child no. 2); title: Our goodman (Child no. 274); title: Piri-iri-igdum; title: On Christmas night; title: I've been to France; title: The banks of sweet Dundee; title: To be a farmer's boy; title: Sarie; title: Horsham boys; title: Buttercup Joe; title: The bailiff's daughter of Islington (Child no. 105); title: Henry Martin (Child no. 250); title: Bryan O'Lynn; title: Four children's singing games: The farmer in his den ; Nuts in May ; Poor Mary sits a-weeping ; Oranges & lemons; title: The woodcutter; title: The ploughboy; title: The green mossy banks of the lea; title: Richard of Taunton Dean.