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Child ballads traditional in the United States (II) : from the Archive of Folk Song / edited by Bertrand H. Bronson.

Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: AFS L58 | Library of Congress Music DivisionPublication details: Library of Congress Music Division, [1966?].Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmSubject(s): Available additional physical forms:
  • Transferred to 38 CDA record collection.
Contents:
Side 1: 1. The three babes (Child no. 79) / Mrs Texas Gladden, Salem, Virginia, 1941, rec. Alan Lomax -- 2. Andrew Batann (Child Nos. 197 & 250) / Warde H. Forde, Central Valley, California, 1938, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 3. The king's love-letter (Child no. 208) / Mrs G.A. Griffin, Newberry, Florida, 1937, rec. John A. Lomax -- 4. Well met, my old true love (Child no. 243) / Pearl Jacobs Borusky, Antigo, Wisconsin, 1940, rec. Robert F. Draves & Helene Stratman Thomas -- 5. The ship carpenter (Child no. 243) / Clay Walters, Salyersville, Kentucky, 1937, rec. Alan & Elizabeth Lomax -- Side 2: 1. There was an old and wealthy man (Child no. 272) / Dol Small, Nellysford, Virginia, 1950, rec. Maud Karpeles & Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 2. The devil and the farmer's wife (Child no. 278) / Carrie Grover, Washington, D.C., 1941, rec. Alan Lomax -- 3. The Oxford merchant (Child no. 283) / Warde H. Ford, Central Valley, California, 1938, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 4. The golden willow tree (Child no. 286) / Jimmy Morris, Hazard, Kentucky, 1937, rec. Alan & Elizabeth Lomax -- 5. A ship set for North America (Child no. 286) / Ollie Jacobs, Pearson, Wisconsin, 1941, rec. Robert F. Draves & Helene Stratman Thomas -- 6. The mermaid (Child no. 289) / Emma Dusenbury, Mena, Arkansas, 1936, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell & Laurence Powell.
Holdings
Item type Home library Shelving location Class number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode
Sound Recordings Sound Recordings VWML Storage SAD 2008 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Reference only SR05865

Sound disc, analog.

Side 1: 1. The three babes (Child no. 79) / Mrs Texas Gladden, Salem, Virginia, 1941, rec. Alan Lomax -- 2. Andrew Batann (Child Nos. 197 & 250) / Warde H. Forde, Central Valley, California, 1938, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 3. The king's love-letter (Child no. 208) / Mrs G.A. Griffin, Newberry, Florida, 1937, rec. John A. Lomax -- 4. Well met, my old true love (Child no. 243) / Pearl Jacobs Borusky, Antigo, Wisconsin, 1940, rec. Robert F. Draves & Helene Stratman Thomas -- 5. The ship carpenter (Child no. 243) / Clay Walters, Salyersville, Kentucky, 1937, rec. Alan & Elizabeth Lomax -- Side 2: 1. There was an old and wealthy man (Child no. 272) / Dol Small, Nellysford, Virginia, 1950, rec. Maud Karpeles & Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 2. The devil and the farmer's wife (Child no. 278) / Carrie Grover, Washington, D.C., 1941, rec. Alan Lomax -- 3. The Oxford merchant (Child no. 283) / Warde H. Ford, Central Valley, California, 1938, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 4. The golden willow tree (Child no. 286) / Jimmy Morris, Hazard, Kentucky, 1937, rec. Alan & Elizabeth Lomax -- 5. A ship set for North America (Child no. 286) / Ollie Jacobs, Pearson, Wisconsin, 1941, rec. Robert F. Draves & Helene Stratman Thomas -- 6. The mermaid (Child no. 289) / Emma Dusenbury, Mena, Arkansas, 1936, rec. Sidney Robertson Cowell & Laurence Powell.

Transferred to 38 CDA record collection.

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