America sings
Subtitle: stories and songs of our country's growing
By: collected and told by Carl Carmer
Contributors: Stringham, Edwin John, 1890-1974, arr
Publisher: A.A. Knopf
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: English Folk songs; English Ballads
Description: Music.
Notes: "Arrangement by Edwin John Stringham; illustrations by Elizabeth Black Carmer." - p. [2].
Table of contents: title: Boston come all-ye --; title: New England, New England --; title: Stormalong --; title: Blow, Boys, blow --; title: Maple sweet --; title: Low Bridge, everybody down --; title: Ship a-sailing --; title: Dutch lullaby --; title: Old Dan Tucker --; title: Shawnee Town --; title: Old Brass wagon --; title: Davy Crockett --; title: Boatman dance --; title: Down in a coal mine --; title: Fais do-do --; title: Way down in the paw-paw patch --; title: Old Smokie --; title: Cumberland gap --; title: Follow the drinking gourd --; title: Boll weevil --; title: John Henry --; title: Lowlands low --; title: High, Betty Martin --; title: Four little white doves --; title: Banks of the Sacramento --; title: Good-by old paint --; title: Get along Cayuse, get along --; title: Texas rangers --; title: Shantyman's life.