Bluegrass Messengers

Skip over navigation

Home
Blog
Bios
Recordings
Bluegrass Lyrics
Contact
Concerts
History
Booking
Roots

Home
Site Map
Register
Search
Sign In

Country Music Timeline
String Band and Cowboy Years 1922-1933
Record Industry
Radio
- WSB Atlanta
- WLS Chicago
- Grand Ole Opry
- Border Radio
Ralph Peer- A & R Man for OKeh and Victor
Frank Walker- A & R Man for Columbia
Eck Robertson- 1922
Henry Whitter- 1923
Fiddlin' John Carson- 1923
Riley Puckett- 1924
Samantha Bumgarner and Eva Davis
Ernest Thompson
Vernon Dalhart & Carson Robison
Uncle Dave Macon
- Sid Harkreader
- Sam and Kirk McGee
- Uncle Dave Macon: A Study in Repertoire- Yates
Ernest Stoneman
Roba Stanley
Kelly Harrell- 1925
The Hill Billies; Al Hopkins and His Buckle Buster
Charlie Poole and the North Carolina Ramblers
Carl T. Sprague
Gid Tanner and The Skillet Lickers- 1926
- Gid Tanner Bio
- Clayton McMichen Biography
- Marcus Lowell Stokes
- Fate Norris Biography
- Bert Layne Biography
Otto Gray and his Cowboy Band
- First Cowboy Band- Shirley (Gray interview) 1959
Burnett and Rutherford
Carolina Tar Heels- 1927
- Dock Walsh Biography
- Gwen Foster Biography
- Clarence "Tom" Ashley
Earl Johnson and His Dixie Entertainers
- Byrd Moore Biography
Allen Brothers
The Carter Family
- A. P. Carter Biography
- Sara Carter Bayes
- Maybelle Carter- Carter Sisters
- Original Carter Family Songs- Alphabetical Order
- Original Carter Family Songs Chronological Order
- Original Carter Song Lyrics and Details
- Original Carter Song Links Recordings & Print
Jimmie Rodgers
Bradley Kincaid
Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock- 1928
Jimmie Davis
Gene Autry
Cliff Carlisle/Bill Carlisle/Carlisle Brothers
- Cliff Carlisle Biography
- Bill Carlisle Biography
Eli Oberstein- A & R Man for Bluebird
Delmore Brothers
Tex Ritter
Western Swing & Honky Tonk Years 1933-1948
Red Foley 1933
Light Crust Doughboys 1933
Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies 1934
- Interview with Roy Lee Brown
- Interview with Roy Lee Brown
Sons of the Pioneers/ Roy Rogers 1934
Ray Whitley 1934
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys 1935
J.E. Mainer/ Mainer’s Mountaineers 1935
Monroe Brothers: Bill Monroe; Charlie Monroe 1936
Blue Sky Boys 1936
Roy Acuff 1936
Ernest Tubb 1936
Al Dexter 1936
The Coon Creek Girls 1938
Ted Daffan’s Texans 1940
Edden Hammons; Hammons Family
- Edden Hammons: Portrait of a West Virginia Fiddler
- Eden Hammonds Collection- Vol. 1 Yates
Stamper Family- Hiram; Charlie; Art
- Hiram Stamper (1893-1992)
- Charlie Stamper (Jan. 28, 1930- )
- Art Stamper (1933- 2005)
Nathan Hicks; Frank Proffitt; Hicks Family
- Early Hicks (Hix) Immigrants-- Mainly Virginia
  - Captain Robert Hicks- Indian Trader (mid-1600s)
  - John Hicks (1670) & Rebeckah Rives (1692) Surry Co
    - Nathan[3] Hicks b.1740 (Robert 2; John 1) Sussex
  - John Hixe (1658) and Sarah Preston (Virginia)
    - John Hixe and Sarah - online article
    - John Hix- Sara Preston Chart--done in 2003
  - Samuel Hix (Hicks) Sr. b. 1695 and Dianah Willis
  - William Hix (Hicks; Hux) workpage 1600s-1820
    - William Hix (b 1760s)/ Hannah Garrard VA-WV-KY
    - William Hix Sr. b. 7-13-1748 VA d. KY chart
  - John Hix (Hicks, Hickes) 1600s- 1700s Workpage
  - Henry Hix (Hicks) 1600s- 1700s Mainly Virginia
  - David Hicks (Hix) Workpage 1600s - 1820
  - Robert Hicks (Hix) Workpage 1600s-1820 VA-NC
    - Robert Hicks- Winnifred Combs (Summers) KY 1775
  - John Hix (b. 1685) m. Denias - Sussex Co. VA line
  - George Hicks (SC) Col. George Early 1700s wk page
  - James Hicks (Hix) Workpage pre 1860
  - Joseph Hicks (Hix) Workpage pre1850
  - Thomas Hicks (Hix) Workpage- pre1850 VA NC SC
  - Hicks- Georgia (Bugg) 1700s-1850 Richmond Co.
- Samuel Hix (Hicks) Sr. and Dianah Willis
- David Hix (Hicks)- Father of "Big Sammy"
- Council Harmon; Harmon (Hermann) Family
- Big Sammy Hicks- 1753 -1835 Father of Sabra
- Ray Hicks
  - Ray Hicks and the Doctors
- Tom Dooley
- Frank Proffitt; Nathan Hick's son-in-law
  - "Good Memories For Me" by Frank Proffitt
  - Frank Proffit Sings Folk Songs- Liner Notes 1962
- Jack, Alive and Well on Beech Mountain- Baldwin
- Tales from the Southern Blue Ridge- 1925
- Mrs. Jane Hicks Gentry- Storyteller & Singer
- Books about Hicks- Harmon- Ward Families
- Ward Family; Tab Ward
  - Wade Ward; Crockett Ward of Independence Va.
- Johnny Ray Hicks- Crossvile Criminal CD notes
- Dee Hicks; Tennessee Hicks Family
- Hicks Family Records- Marriage, Birth, Land, Bible
  - Hicks (Hix) Land Patents, Indentures, Grants
- Goochland County Hix (Hicks) before 1820
  - Samuel Hicks (b.1695) and Diana Willis CHART
  - Hix/Hicks Goochland Court Records 1728-1785
  - Hix-Hicks Goochland Co. Deeds 1700s & Henrico
  - James Johnson (James Johnson Hix) Goochland
  - Goochland Hix (Hicks) Workpage pre 1820
- Sir Robert Hicks and Big Daddy Sir John (d.1492)
- Granville Co. NC; Hicks from NY; Hicks from VA
- Robert Hicks- Ester Luten; Chowan Co. NC
- Early Hicks (Hix) NY, New England pre1800
- Surry Co. & Brunswick Co. Early Hicks pre 1820
- Presnell Families- Lee Monroe; Hattie
Roots, Old-time & Bluegrass Articles
- The Blues As Folk-Songs; Scarborough
- Songs And Rhymes From The South- Perrow
- John Hardy by John Harrington Cox
- Ballads and Rhymes from Kentucky- JOAFL 1907
- Folk-Songs and Folk-Poetry of the Southern Negroes
- Southern Recording Trip- John and Ruby Lomax 1939
  - Come On And Bow Down- James "Iron Head" Baker
- Southern Recording Trip 2- John & Ruby Lomax 1939
  - All The Pretty Little Horses- Shirley Lomax Mansel
  - Angels Standin' In De Water- Rev. Eason
- Ballads & Songs of Western North Carolina- Bascom
- The Play-Party In Notheast Missouri- Hamilton
- The Missouri Play-Party- Ames 1911
- Some Play-Party Songs from Eastern Illinois
- Songs from the Mountains of North Carolina- JOAFL
- Notes On Folk-Lore Of Texas- Prescott Webb 1915
- Some Play-Party Games in Michigan- Gardner 1920
- Songs from Kentucky- Florence Truitt 1923 JOAFL
- Spirituals from St. Helena, SC- JOAFL 1925
- Ballads and Songs from Mississippi- Hudson 1926
- Note on a Lying Song- G. L. Kittredge JOAFL 1926
- Some Negro Song Variants from Louisville- 1928
- Spirituals from the Bahamas- Parsons 1928
- Ballads and Songs of the Southern Highlands- Henry
- The Ozark Play-Party- Vance Randolph 1929
- The Lexington Girl- Melinger Henry 1929
- Pearl Bryant: Variant of American Folk Song 1929
- Spirituals from Alabama- Terrell 1930 JOAFL
- More Songs from the Southern Highlands- Henry 1931
- The Play Party in Idaho- Ball JOAFL 1931
- Negro Songs from Georgia- Mellinger Henry 1931
- Negro Songs from the Pedee Country- Bass 1931
- Southern Illinois Folk Songs- McIntosh 1938
- Some Songs from Tennessee and North Carolina- 1933
- Nursery Rhymes and Game-Songs from Georgia- 1934
- Game-Songs from Southern Indiana- Brewster 1936
- Songs of the Cumberlands- Owens 1936 JOAFL
- Folk Songs of Chicago Negroes- Longini 1939
- Kentucky Folksong in Northern Wisconsin- Treat
- Some Party-Games of the Great Smoky Mountains
- Play-Party Songs in Western Maryland- Warnick 1941
- Children's Songs and Rhymes of the Porter Family
- Changing Patterns in Negro Folk Songs- Work 1949
- Songs from Rappahannock County, Virginia- 1950
- The Skillet Lickers: A Study of a Hillbilly String
- Anglo-Texan Spirituals- Owens 1982
- Hillbilly Music: Source and Symbol- Archie Green
- An Intro to the Study of Hillbilly Music- Wilgus
- An Introduction to Bluegrass- Smith 1965 JOAFL
- Hillbilly Music: Source and Resource- Ed Kahn
- Song-Games of Negro Children in Virginia- 1890
- Negro Songs and Folk-Lore- Speers 1910 JOAFL
- More Songs from the Southern Appalachians- 1915
- Some Play-Party Games of the Middle West- Piper
- Nine Negro Spirituals 1850-1861 from S. Carolina
- Some Texas Play-Party Songs- Dudley & Payne 1916
- Some Negro Folk-Songs from Tennessee- Odum 1914
- Negro Folk-Lore in South Carolina- Davis 1914 JOAF
- Still More BalladsSongs from the Southern Highland
- Kentucky Folk-Songs- Shearin 1911
- The Forget-Me-Not Songsters- Norm Cohen
- The Legend of the Hanged Fiddler- Wilgus
- Hillbilly Version Gussie Davis's "Fatal Wedding"
- Hog Drivers' Play-Song- Burnett 1949
- Tin Pan Alley's Contribution to Folk Music- Cohen
- Types of the Folk Song "Father Grumble"- Moore
- Frank Noah Proffitt (1913-1965)- Obituary- Warners
- Vance Randolph (1892-1980) Obituary- Halpert
- The Miller and His Sons- Richard Chase 1935
- The White Man in the Woodpile- N. I. White 1929
- Folk-Lore from Vir., S.C., Georgia, Ala., and Fla.
- "Rose Connoley" An Irish Ballad- D. K. Wilgus
- The Ancestry of "The House-Carpenter"
- The "Braes of Yarrow" Tradition in America- Coffin
- Daniel Wyatt Tate: Singer from Fancy Gap- Yates
- Smith, Jenkins, and Early Commercial Gospel Music
- Samuel Hall's Family Tree- Bronson
- The Case of John Lomax- Hirsch 1992
- The Southern Textile Song Tradition Reconsidered
- A Return Visit to the Appalachian Mountains
- Games of Washington Children- Babcock 1886
- A Group of Indiana Folksongs- Halpert 1944
- A Check List of Ternnessee Folk-Songs- 1946
- Some Ballads From North Carolina- John Lomax
- American Songs for American Children- Botkin
  - I. Jennie Jenkins; John Henry
  - II. Cpt Jinks; Down in Valley; My Lover; So Long
  - III. Jinny Crack; New River; Rattler; Drill Ye
  - IV. Farmer; Young Man Who Wouldn't; Wayfaring
  - V. Risselty; All Around the Maypole; Old Blue
  - VI. Hog Drovers; Rolly Trudum; Darby Ram
- The Quest of the Lonesome Tunes- Brockway 1917
- The Route of "Bonaparte's Retreat"- Stephen Wade
- George P. Knauff's Virginia Reels
- The Three Doc(k)s: White Blues in Appalachia
- The Hindman Settlement School and Its Music
- British Ballads in the Cumberland Mountains- 1911
- Two Popular Ballads- Kittredge 1908
- The Lexington Girl- Mellinger Henry 1929
- Ballads and Songs- G. L. Kittredge 1917
- The Berea Tune Lists
- Berea Fiddle Contests 1919- 1928
- "Sinful Songs" of the Southern Negro
- Casey Jones: At the Crossroads of Two Ballad Trads
- Frank Proffitt: Good Times and Hard Times
- Hymnals of the Black Church- Eileen Southern
- Baptist Hymnody in Southern Appalachia
- Congregational Singing Tradition in South Carolina
- Folk Element in Early Revival Hymns and Tunes
- Folk-Songs of the American Negro- Joseph Smith
- The Origin of Negro Traditions- Thomas Talley
- British Ballads in the Cumberland Mountains- 1911
- "Following Music" in a Mountain Land- McGill 1917
- Jilson Setters: The Last Minstrel- Thomas 1928
- Text, Title, Tune, Interrelations US Fiddle Music
- An American Homiletic Ballad- Barry 1913
- Reds, Whites, and the Blues: Lawrence Gellert
- Afro-American Song in the Nineteenth Century
- Hymnals of the Black Church- Eileen Southern 1989
- The Singing South: Folk-Song in Recent Fiction
- "Reynardine": A Broadside Ballad of Seduction
- British Folk Song in America 1916-1958
- The Career of "John Henry"- Dorson 1965
- Twenty Folk Hymns- Mary O. Eddy
- Traditional Texts and Tunes- Tolman & Eddy 1922
- Mary Hamilton; The Group Authorship of Ballads
- Some Songs Traditional in the United States
- Two Camp Songs- Jane Bagby 1948
- Negro Hymnology- W.A. Barrett 1872
- Negro Songs and Singers- Edward King 1874
- A Note on "Springfield Mountain"- Smith 1936
- Robert W. Gordon and the Second Wreck of Old 97
- High Culture, Low Culture: Library of Congress
- Ballads and Folksongs from West Virginia
- The Old Album of William A. Larkin
- West Virginia's Omie Wise- Milnes 1995
- Lists and Classifications of Folksongs- Taylor
- A Fraudulent "Elfin Knight" from West Virginia
- History, Symbol, and Meaning in 'The Cruel Mother'
- Ho for Eastern Kentucky!- Elliott 1950
- An Introduction to James Madison Carpenter
- Ballads Surviving in the United States- Smith 1916
- Five Old-Country Ballads- JOAFL 1912
- Traditional Ballads from Utah- 1951 JOAFL
- Black Musicians in Appalachia- Hay 2003
- Ballads- 1905 Kidson Sharp Broadwood Williams
- Twa Sisters- English, Scottish, American Versions
- Some Folk-Ballads and the Background of History
- Mid-Hudson Song and Verse- JOAFL 1953
- Songs I Sang on an Iowa Farm- Cromwell 1958
- Folk Song Studies in Idaho- Brunvand 1965
- Notes on Negro Music- Peabody 1903 JOAFL
- Negro Songs- Ian Cameron 1922
- Two African-American Songs From 1856
- African-American Music from Southern Workman
  - Afro-American Folksongs: A Review Vol. 43, 1919
  - Negro Music of the South- Vol. 22, 1893
  - Negro Folk Songs- Vol. 24, 1895
- Sam Bennett as Collected by Sharp & Carpenter
- Negro Spirituals- Thomas Wentworth Higginson 1867
  - Thomas Wentworth Higginson- Bowen 1915
- Cowboy Songs of the Mexican Border- Lomax 1911
- Thorp & Lomax: Oral or Written Transmission?
- Sam Bass: "The Ballad and the Man"
- On the Eastern Shore- Bergen 1989 JOAFL
- Folk-Songs of the Civil War- Williams 1892 JOAFL
- Letter from Ole Bull to Sara Thorp- 1869
- "Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight" from Maryland
- Shenandoah- Gilchrist 1931
- Negro Folk Expression: Various Songs
- Thematic Pattern in Downhome Blues Lyrics- Titon
- Negro Songs from Barbados- Bowditch 1887
- Again the Negro- Curtis 1917
- Negro Folk Songs- Tuskegee Institute
- Religious Folk-Beliefs of Whites and Negroes
- The Child Ballad in Canada: A Survey
- William Motherwell as Field Collector- McCarthy
- Ancient Ballads of North Scotland- Motherwell
- Ballad Collections of the Eighteenth Century
- Old Ballad Burthens- Josephine McGill 1918
- A Note on the "Herb" and Other Refrains- Gilchrist
- About the Commonest British Ballads- Bronson 1957
- "Following Music" in a Mountain Land- McGill 1917
- Some Rarities from Arkansas- Cray 1959
- Isaac Garfield Greer’s Ballad Collection
- Isaac Garfield Greer (1881-1967)- Hudson 1968
- Watson of Deep Gap: A Retrospective- Ward 1975
- Dock Boggs in Thomas Jefferson's Virginia
- The Anglo-Saxons of the Kentucky Mountains
- Woody Guthrie and His Folk Tradition
- "All the Songs in the World" Emma Dusenbury Story
- Ballad of the Bold Northwestman- Kendrick
- Some Fusions in Missouri Ballads- Barbour 1936
- Folksongs in Rural New York State- Ward 1988
- That’s the Way They Lived- Warners 1966
- Popular Ballads Recorded in Knoxville, TN 1938
- Dialect Notes- Josiah Combs; 1917
- Folk Songs from Wisconsin- Stratman-Thomas 1939
- Some Real American Music- Miles 1904
- The English Ballad in Jamaica- Beckwith 1924
- Folk-Lore in Michigan- Bertrand L. Jones 1914
- Spirituals & Folklore from the Bahamas- Parsons
- Negro Songs from the Pedee Country- Bass 1931
- The Ballad Sheet and Garland- Frank Kidson 1905
- The Famous Ballads of Anna Gordon, Mrs. Brown.
- The Gin-Around; from Godey's Lady's Book, 1874
Roots; Old-time; Folk; Bluegrass Books
- Syllabus of Kentucky Folk-Songs- Shearin & Combs
- Brown Collection of NC Folklore- Volume 3
  - Brown Collection- I. Courting Songs
  - Brown Collection- II. Drinking and Gambling Songs
  - Brown Collection- III. Homiletic Songs
  - Brown Collection- IV. Play-Party and Dance Songs
  - Brown Collection- V. Lullabies and Nursery Rhymes
  - Brown Collection- VI. Jingles About Animals
  - Brown Collection VII. Work Songs
  - Brown Collection- VIII. Folk Lyric
  - Brown Collection- IX. Satirical Songs
  - Brown Collection- X. Songs of Prisoners & Tramps
  - Brown- XI. Marital, Political & Patriotic Songs
  - Brown- XII. Minstrel and Secular Negro Songs
  - Brown Collection- XIII. Religious Songs
  - Additional Songs from Volume V
  - Children's Games and Rhymes Volume 5
- The Negro and his Songs- Odum & Johnson 1925
  - Chapter I. Presenting the Singer and His Song
  - Chapter II. The Religious Songs of the Negro
  - Chapter III. Examples of Religious Songs
  - Chapter IV. Examples of Religious Songs, Concluded
  - Chapter V. The Social Songs of the Negro
  - Chapter VI. Examples of Social Songs
  - Chapter VII. Examples of Social Songs, Concluded
  - Chapter VIII. The Work Songs of the Negro
  - Chapter IX. Imagery, Style, and Poetic Effort
- The Negro Sings A New Heaven- Grissom 1930
- Negro Workaday Songs- Odum & Johnson 1926
  - I. Background Resources in Negro Song and Work
  - II. The Blues: Workaday Sorrow Songs
  - III. Songs of the Lonesome Road
  - IV. Bad Man Ballads and Jamboree
  - V. Songs of Jail, Chain Gang, and Policemen
  - VI. Songs of Construction Camps and Gangs
  - VII. Just Songs to Help With Work
  - VIII. Man's Song of Woman
  - IX. Woman's Song of Man
  - X. Folk Minstrel Types
  - XI. Workaday Religious Songs
  - XII. The Annals and Blues of Left Wing Gordon
  - XIII. John Henry: Epic of the Negro Workingman
  - XIV. Types of Negro Melodies
  - XV. Types of Records of Negro Singers
- English Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians
  - I. Ballads
    - 1. The False Knight Upon the Road
  - II. Songs
  - III. Nursery Songs
  - IV. Jigs
  - V. Play-Party Games
- American Songbag- Carl Sandburg 1927
  - Dramas and Portraits
  - The Ould Sod
  - Minstrel Songs
  - Tarnished Love Tales or Colonial & Rev. Antiques
  - Frankie and her Man
  - Pioneer Memories
  - Kentucky Blazing Star
  - The Lincolns and Hankses
  - Great Lakes and Erie Canal
  - Hobo Songs
  - The Big Brutal City
  - Prison and Jail Songs
  - Blues, Mellows, Ballets
  - The Great Open Spaces
  - Mexican Border Songs
  - Southern Mountains
  - Picnic and Hayride Follies, Close Har., Ditties
  - Railroads and Work Gangs
  - Lunberjacks, Loggers, Shanty-Boys
  - Sailormen
  - Bandit Biographies
  - Five Wars
  - Lovely People
  - Road To Heaven
- Afro-American Folksongs; Henry Krehbiel 1914
  - Chapter I. Folksongs in General
  - Chapter II. Songs of the American Slaves
  - Chapter III. Religious Character of the Songs
  - Chapter IV. Modal Characteristics of the Songs
  - Chapter V. Music Among the Africans
  - Chapter VI. Variations from the Major Scale
  - Chapter VII. Minor Variations & Typical Rhythms
  - Chapter VIII. Features of the Poems; Funeral Music
  - Chapter IX. Dances of the American Negroes
  - Chapter X. Songs of the Black Creoles
  - Chapter XI. Satirical Songs of the Creoles
- On The Trail Of Negro Folk-Songs; Scarborough
  - I. On the Trail of Negro Folk-Songs
  - II. Negro's Part Transmitting Songs and Ballads
  - III. Negro Ballads
  - IV. Dance-Songs or "Reels"
  - V. Children's Game Songs
  - VI. Lullabies
  - VII. Songs About Animals
  - VIII. Work Songs
  - IX. Railroad Songs
  - X. Blues
  - Afterward
- American Ballads and Folk Songs- John & Alan Lomax
  - I. Working on The Railroad
  - II. The Levee Camp
  - III. Songs From Southern Chain Gangs
  - IV. Negro Bad Men
  - V. White Desperadoes
  - VI. Songs From The Mountains
  - VII. Cocaine and Whisky
  - VIII. The Blues
  - IX. Creole Negroes
  - X. "Reels"
  - XI. Minstrel Types
  - XII. Breakdowns and Play-Parties
  - XIII. Songs of Childhood
  - XIV. Miscellany
  - XV. Vaqueros of the Southwest
  - XVI. Cowboy Songs
  - XVII. Songs of the Overlanders
  - XVIII. The Miner
  - XIX. The Shanty-Boy
  - XX. The Erie Canal
  - XXI. The Great Lakes
  - XXII. Sailors and Sea Fights
  - XXIII. Wars and Soldiers
  - XXIV. White Spirituals
  - XXV. Negro Spirituals
- Negro Folk Rymes- Wise and Otherwise- Talley
  - I. Dance Rhyme Section
  - II. Dance Rhyme Song Section
  - III. Play Rhyme Section
  - IV. Pastime Rhyme Section
  - V. Love Ryme Section
  - VI. Courtship Rhyme Section
  - VII. Marriage & Married Life Rhyme Section
  - VIII. Nursery Rhyme Section
  - IX. Blessings
  - X. Wise Sayings
  - XI. Foreign Rhyme Section
  - PART II- A STUDY IN NEGRO FOLK RHYMES
- Our Singing Country- John A. Lomax & Alan Lomax
  - I. Religious Songs: 1. Negro Spirituals
  - I. Religious Songs: 2. White Religious Songs
  - II. Social Songs: 1. White Dance Tunes
  - II. Social Songs: 2. Negro Game Songs
  - II. Social Songs: 3. Bahaman Negro Songs
  - II. Social Songs: 4. Lullabies
  - II. Social Songs: 5. Whoppers
  - II. Social Songs: 6. Courting Songs
  - II. Social Songs: 7. Old-Time Love Songs
  - II. Social Songs: 8. French Songs- Louisiana
  - III. Men at Work: 1. Soldiers & Sailors
  - III. Men at Work: 2. Lumberjacks & Teamsters
  - III. Men at Work: 3. Cowboy Songs
  - III. Men at Work: 3. Railroaders & Hobos
  - III. Men at Work: 5. Miner's Songs
  - III. Men at Work: 6. Farmers of the South
  - IV. Outlaws
  - V. Hollers and Blues
  - VI. Negro Gang Songs
- Bahama Songs and Stories- Charles Edwards 1895
  - I. Bahama Songs
  - II. Bahama Stories
- Brown Collection of NC Folklore- Volume 2 Ballads
  - Music of the Older Ballads- Mostly British
  - Native American Ballads
  - Additional Ballads from Volume 4
- Checklist of Recorded Folk Songs Before 1940
  - Checklist of Recorded Folk Songs: Vol. 1; A-K
  - Checklist of Recorded Folk Songs: Vol. 2; L-Z
  - Checklist of Recorded Folk Songs: Vol. 3 Index
- The Kentucky Highlanders- Josiah Combs 1913
- Collection of Revival Hymns & Plantation Melodies
  - Hymns 1-50
  - Hymns 51-100
  - Hymns 101- 170
- Poetic Origins and the Ballad- Louise Pound 1921
  - I. The Beginnings Of Poetry
  - II. The Mediaeval Ballad And The Dance
  - III. Ballads And The Illiterate
  - IV. The Ballad Style
  - V. The English Ballads And The Church
  - VI. Balladry In America
- American Ballads and Songs- Louise Pound 1922
  - 1. English and Scottish Ballads in America
  - 2. Other Imported Ballads and Songs
  - 3. Native Ballads and Songs
  - 4. Songs of Criminals and Outlaws
  - 5. Western Ballads and Songs
  - 6. Miscellaneous Ballads and Songs
  - 7. Dialogue, Nursery, and Game Songs
- The British Traditional Ballad in North America
  - A Description of Variation- Footnotes
  - A Critical Biographical Study
  - An Index to Borrowing
- Folk-Songs of the South- John Harrington Cox 1925
  - 1. Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight
  - 2. Earl Brand
  - 3. The Twa Sisters
  - 4. Lord Randal
  - 5. The Cruel Mother
  - 6. The Three Ravens
  - 7. The Twa Brothers
  - 8. Young Beichan
  - 9. Young Hunting
  - 10. Lord Thomas and Fair Annet
  - 11. Fair Margaret and Sweet William
  - 12. Lord Lovel
  - 13. The Lass of Roch Royal
  - 14. The Wife of Usher's Well
  - 15. Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard
  - 16. Bonny Barbara Allen
  - 17. Lady Alice
  - 18. The Maid Freed From The Gallows
  - 19. Sir Hugh, or, The Jew's Daughter
  - 20. The Bonnie House O' Airlie
  - 21. The Gypsy Laddie
  - 22. Bessie Bell and Mary Gray
  - 23. Geordie
  - 24. The Braes O' Yarrow
  - 25. James Harris (The Daemon Lover)
  - 26. Henry Martin
  - 27. The Suffolk Miracle
  - 28. Our Goodman
  - 29. The Wife Wrapt in Wether's Skin
  - 30. The Farmer's Curst Wife
  - 31. The Crafty Farmer
  - 32. Sweet Trinity (The Golden Vanity)
  - 33. The Mermaid
- The Southern Mountaineer in Fact and Fiction
  - Southern Mountaineer in Fact and Fiction: Part 1
  - Southern Mountaineer in Fact and Fiction: Part II
- A Pioneer Songster- Douglass 1841-1856 Thompson
  - Songs & Ballads from British Isles- Child Ballads
  - Songs & Ballads from British Isles- Love Themes
  - Songs & Ballads from British Isles- Historic Theme
  - Songs & Ballads from British Isles- Irish Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Love Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Historical Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Pioneering Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Political Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Tragic Themes
  - American Songs & Ballads- Minstrel Songs
  - American Songs & Ballads- White Spirituals
  - Minor Groups- Indian Themes
  - Minor Groups- Moral Themes
  - Minor Groups- Satirical Themes
  - Minor Groups- Tearful Themes
- Folk-Song of Nebraska & Central West- A Syllabus
- Songs and Ballads of the Maine Lumberjacks- Gray
- Ballads and Sea Songs of Newfoundland- Greenleaf
  - Ballads and Sea Songs 1-21 Child Ballads
  - Ballads and Sea Songs 22-49
- Eastern Tennessee & Western Virginia Mtn Ballads
  - Section I- Songs and Ballads- Cambiaire 1934
  - Section II- Dance/Play-Party Songs & Ballads
  - Section III- Songs About Liquor & Drunkenness
- Hand-Me-Down Songs (Union Co., NC)- Helms
  - As I Walked Out- Eden Hash
- Memory Melodies- Middle TN Folk-Songs- 1947
  - Lowlands of Holland- Catherine Parker Lassiter
  - The House Carpenter- Jesse H. Gilbert, c.1890
  - Jackie Frazier- Jesse H. Gilbert, c.1890
  - Six King's Daughters- Pugh
  - Lord Lovell- Mrs. L. L. McDowell
  - Fair Eleanor and the Brown Girl
  - Sixteen Comes Sunday- Mrs. McDowell
  - Barbara Allen (1) - Agnes Clark
  - Barbara Allen (2) - Flora McDowell (Child 84)
  - Barbara Ellen (3)- Eden Nash (Child 84)
  - The Rich Irish Lady- Reece Underwood (Child 295)
  - Sallie- Mrs. D.B. Clark (Attributed to Child 295)
  - Hangman! Hangman!- Robert Lassiter (Child 95)
  - Hangman! Hangman! (2)- Mrs. Gilley (Child 95)
  - The Brisk Young Farmer- U.S. Gilley
  - An Old Love Song- L. McDowell (Blackest Crow)
  - My Good Old Husband- Flora McDowell
  - The Butcher Boy- Mrs. Gilley
  - As I Walked Out- Eden Hash
  - The Forsaken Girl- Eden Hash
  - The Girl I Left Behind- Eden Hash
  - The Rover- William Lassiter 1879
  - Sweet Jane- John Cantrell
  - The Orphan Girl- Lucien McDowell
  - Awake! Awake!- Flora McDowell (Drowsy Sleeper)
  - The Broken Heart- Robinson 1899
  - Johnny- William Lassiter (The War is Raging)
  - Rolla Trudum- William Lassiter
  - The Sucking of the Corn- Flora McDowell
  - Jock O' McKee- Bethel Parsley 1870
  - The Old Wife- Elisha Lassiter c,1830s (Child 278)
  - Miss Julie- Flora Lassiter (Banks of the Ohio)
  - Time Enough Yet- William Lassiter 1870
  - Broken Vows (Blue Eyes)- McDowells (Carter's)
  - Meet Me in the Moonlight- Flora McDowell c1905
  - Pretty Fair Maid- Mrs. L. L. Fuson
  - Blue-Eyed Stranger - William Lassiter 1865
  - See Me Across the Water- McDowells (Fiddle tune)
  - Old Rosin the Bow- Jackson McDowell 1895
  - The Good Old Man- Flora Lassiter c.1890s
  - Frog Went A-Courting- Flora Lassiter c. 1890
  - Frog Went A-Courting (2)- Bertha Lassiter
  - Chasing the Reynard- Fora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - Paper of Pins- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - Billy Boy- Mrs. Otis Miller c. 1890s
  - Baby!- McDowells 1890s (Baby Mine)
  - Grandma's Advice- Addine Womack
  - When I Was Single- McDowells c. 1890s
  - The Jealous Lover- Lucile Gilley (Young Florilla)
  - The Farmer's Boy- Jackson McDowell 1893
  - Beat the Drum Slowly- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - The Boston Burglar- McDowells c. 1890s
  - Arkansas- D.B. Clark before 1898
  - The Braswell Boys- Parker Glenn c. 1890s
  - Jim Bobo- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - Old Charley- D.B. Clark 1890s
  - Sourwood Mountain- Earl Keaton 1939
  - Pretty Polly- McDowells c. 1890s (not Child ballad
  - Blue-Eyed Boy- McDowells c. 1890s
  - Sweet Birds- Mrs. Keaton c.1890s (Sweet Fern)
  - Sailor Boy's Request- Burns c.1865 (Sailor's Grave
  - The Blind Girl- McDowells c. 1890s
  - Nobody's Darling- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - Too Late- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - Never Court but One- Minnie Woods c. 1880s
  - Once I Loved You- Mrs. L.L. McDowell c. 1890s
  - I'll Be All Smiles Tonight- Minnie Wood c. 1890s
  - Sweet Sixteen- Flora Lassiter c. 1890s
  - He's Gone Back On Me
  - The Drunkard's Lone Child- Mona Cruse 1895
  - When the Roses Bloom Again- McDowells c. 1890s
  - Ship That Never Returned- McDowells c. 1890s
  - Lucy Love- D.B. Clark 1895
  - Don't Go Out Tonight- Minnie Allen c. 1890s
- Traditional Ballads & Folk Songs Mainly from WV
  - 1A. The False Sir John- Lingo (IN) 1926 (Child 4)
  - 1B. Six King's Daughters- Sanders (WV) 1924
  - 2A. There Was An Old Farmer- McCue (WV) 1925
  - 2B. All Bow Down- Cooke (WV) 1926 (Child 10)
  - 3. The Jealous Lover- Caldwell (WV) 1928 (Child 10
  - 4. Edward- Dennis (KY) 1922 (Child 13)
  - The Crow Song- McClure (WV) 1927 (Child 26)
  - 6. The Two Brothers- Williams (WV) 1927 (Child 49)
  - 7A. A Turkish Lady- Dennis (KY) 1922 (Child 53)
  - 7B. Turkish Lady- Sutherland (KY) 1925 (Child 53)
  - 7C. Lord Wetram- Sanders (WV) 1924 (Child 53)
  - 8A. Lord Lovell- Morgan/Hays (WV) 1924 (Child 75)
  - 8B. Lord Lovell- Hardaman (VA) 1926 (Child 75)
  - 8C. Lord Lovel (Parody) - Mairs (PA-LA) 1926
  - 9. Slack Your Rope- Caldwell (WV) 1928 (Child 95)
  - 10A. Gypsy Davy- Sanderson (OH) 1925 (Child 200)
  - 10B. Raggle Taggle Gypsies O- Manassee(WV) 1925
  - 10C. Wraggle Taggle Gypsies, O- Dennis (KY) 1922
  - 11- Leezie Lindsay- McClure (WV) 1928 (Child 226)
  - 12A- The House Carpenter- Newsome (WV) 1910
  - 12B- The House Carpenter- Williams (WV) 1927
  - 12C- House Carpenter's Wife- Hewitt (WV) 1924
  - 12D- The House Carpenter- Nestor (WV) 1926
  - 13A- Wife Wrapped- Dennis (KY) 1922 (Child 277)
  - 13B- Wife Wrapped- Rogers (WV) 1926 (Child 277)
  - 13C- Dandoo- Esary (IN) 1917
  - 14 - The Jolly Beggar- Dixon (CA) 1929 (Child 279)
  - 15A- The Golden Vanity- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 15B. The Mary Golden Lee- Dennis (KY) 1922
  - 15C. The Green Willow Tree- Burgess (WV) 1927
  - 16. The Merchant's Daughter- Sanders (WV) 1924
  - 17A. Pretty Polly- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 17B. Pretty Polly- Jarrell (WV) 1926
  - 17C. Come, Polly, Pretty Polly- Sisson (CA) 1928
  - 18. 'Twas Early in the Spring- Fortney (WV) 1914
  - 19. Fair Caroline- Sanders (WV) 1924
  - 20. The Farmer and his Bride- Scholee (CA) 1849
  - 21A. Poor Man, O Poor Man- Webb (OH) 1928
  - 21B. There Was a Rich Englishman- Hager (WV)
  - 22. Babes in the Wood- Hewitt (WV) 1924
  - 23. The Wealthy Merchant- Bell (WV) 1918
  - 24A. The Nightingale- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 24B. One Morning in May- Williams (CA) 1927
  - 24C. One Morning in May- Cooke (WV) 1926
  - 25. The Modesty Answer- Hatfield (WV) 1928
  - 26. Grandma- Hinkel (PA) 1927
  - 27. Mary of the Wild Moor- Sisson (CA) 1928
  - 28. Soldier's Poor Little Boy- Sisson (CA) 1928
  - 29. The Boston Burglar- Tamblyn (WV) 1927
  - 1A. The Rowan County Crew- Crooke (CA-KY) 1929
  - 1B- The Rowan County Crew- Crooke (CA-KY) 1928
  - 1C. The Rowan County Crew- Johnson (WV) 1927
  - 2A. Wreck of the Old Southern Nintey-Seven- 1925
  - 2B. Wreck of the Old 97- McCue (WV) 1925
  - 3A. Springfield Mountain- Hill (MA) 1878
  - 3B. Springfield Mountain- Bush (WV)
  - 3C. The Venomous Black Snake- Gallup (RI) 1929
  - 4A. Fair Charlotte- Sisson (CA) 1928
  - 4B. Young Charlotte- Cooke (WV) 1926
  - 5A. The Jealous Lover- Hamrick (WV) 1927
  - 5B. Blue-Eyed Ellen- Jarrell (WV) 1926
  - 6A. McAfee's Confession- Hemrick (WV) 1927
  - 6B. McAfee's Confession- Lambert (WV) 1925
  - 7. Jam at Gerry's Rock- Hamrick (WV) 1927
  - 8A. The Dying Cowboy- Hamrick (WV) 1927
  - 8B. The Dying Cowboy- Blum (CA) 1923
  - 9. The Lone Prairie- Hamrick (WV) 1927
  - 10. The Dying Ranger- Hamrick (WV) 1927
  - 11. A Soldier's Life- McCue (WV) 1925
  - 12A. The Pretty Mohee- Caldwell (WV) 1928
  - 12B. The Little Maumee- Sisson (CA) 1929
  - 12C. The Prety Mohee- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 13. Old Smoky- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 14. A Warning To Girls- Caldwell (WV) 1928
  - 15. You Can't Come Again- Sanders (WV) 1924
  - 16. Old Maid Song- Dennis (KY) 1922
  - 17. The Twelve Apostles- Hamrick (WV) 1925
  - 18A. The Miller and his Sons- Williams (WV) 1927
  - 18B. The Miller- Stalnaker (WV) 1925
  - 19A. The Foolish Boy- Sutherland (KY) 1925
  - 19B. Johnny Bobeens- Wilhelm (WV)
  - 20. Porquoi- Evans (MO-KY) 1922
  - 21. The Fox- Jones (WV) c. 1850
  - 22A. Mr. Mouse Went A-Courting- Woofter (WV) 1924
  - 22B. The Frog and the Mouse- McGregor (CA) 1927
  - 22C. Frog Went A-Courting- Moore (NY)
  - 22D. A Frog He Would A-Wooing Go- Williams (WV)
  - 22E. Frog Went A-Courting- Dennis (KY) 1922
  - 23. Aunt Jemima's Plaster- Bowman (TN) c.1845
  - 24A. Joe Bowers- Williams (WV) 1927
  - 24B. Joe Bowers- Nestor (WV) 1926
  - 25. Revolutionary Tea- Shannon (WV) 1926
  - 26. My Old Brown Coat and Me- Cox (WV) 1918
  - 27. The Prisoner's Song- McCue (WV) 1925
  - 28A. A Little Rosewood Casket- Poe (WV) 1926
  - 28B. A Little Rosewood Casket- Hamrick (WV) 1925
  - 29. The Blind Child's Prayer- Edwards (WV) 1927
  - 30. The Gypsy's Warning- Sisson (CA) 1927
  - 31A. Temperance Song- Sisson (CA) 1927
  - 31B. The Drunkard- Jones (WV) 1926
  - 32. Drunkard's Ragged Wee Ane- Walker (CA) 1927
  - 33. Poor Little Joe- Sisson (CA) 1927
  - 34. The Arkansaw Traveler- Sanders (WV) 1924
  - 35. Off She Goes- Sanders (WV) 1924
- Songs & Ballads Sung in Overton County, TN 1936
  - Family Life- Songs & Ballads from Overton Co.
  - War and War Influence- Songs & Ballads Overton Co.
  - Crime- Songs & Ballads from Overton Co.
    - The Braswell Boys
    - Charles Guiteau
  - Religion- Songs & Ballads Overton Co.
  - Death- Songs & Ballads from Overton Co.
    - John Henery
    - George Collins (Child 85)
  - Western Songs- Songs & Ballads from Overton Co.
  - Humor and Nonsense- Songs/Ballads Overton Co.
  - Varied Subjects- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
  - Blues- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
    - Railroad Blues
    - Brakesman Blues
  - Love-- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
- Ballad of Lady Isabel & theFalse Knight- Kemppinen
  - English, Scottish, Manx, Irish Variants
  - North America (NA)- Variants
  - II. Comparative Analysis
  - III. Theory of the Origin and Source of the Ballad
- John Henry: A Folk-Lore Study- Louis Chappell 1932
  - Introduction- Chappell 1932
  - The John Henry Tradtion- Chappell 1932
  - John Henry on the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
  - What Became of John Henry? - Chappell 1932
  - Conclusion- Chappell 1932
  - Appendix (Texts)- Chappell 1932
Song Collectors; Ballad Baggers and such
- Francis James Child (1825-1896)
  - Francis James Child and the 'Ballad Consensus'
  - "Ballad Poetry" by Francis J. Child 1900
  - F. J. Child and the Ballad Cause- Rieuwerts 1994
  - English & Scottish Popular Ballads of F. J. Child
  - Index to Borrowing in the U.S. Child Ballads
  - "The Genuine Ballads of the People"
  - An Oral Canon for the Child Ballads
  - Professor Child and the Ballad- Hart 1906
- William Wells Newell (1839-1907)
  - Early American Ballads- Part I & II- JOAFL 1899
- George Lyman Kittredge (1860-1941)
  - George Lyman Kittredge: Teacher and Scholar 1962
    - Two Popular Ballads- Kittredge 1908 JOAFL
  - Various Ballads- Kittredge JOAFL 1913
  - Role of Kittredge in American Folklore Studies
- Henry Marvin Belden (1865-1954)
  - The Ballad of Lord Bakeman- Belden 1904
  - The Study of Folk-Song in America- Belden 1905
  - Ranordine, Rinordine, Rinor- Belden 1905
  - Three Old Ballads from Missouri- Belden 1910
  - Archaisms in Ballads- Belden 1907
  - Folk-Song in America- Recent Publications 1919
  - Old-Country Ballads in Missouri "Geordie" 1907
  - The Vulgar Ballad- Belden 1911
  - Boccaccio, Hans Sachs, and the Bramble Briar
  - Folksong Hunters in Missouri- Randolph & Musick
  - Old-Country Ballads in Missouri I- Belden 1906
- John A. Lomax (1867-1948)
  - John A. Lomax and Cowboy Songs- Mark Fenster
  - Mr. Lomax Meets Professor Kittredge
  - The Case of Henry Truvillion and John Lomax
  - The Education of John A. Lomax- Maude Houston
  - Sinful Songs of the Southern Negro- J. Lomax 1934
  - "Our Singing Country": John and Alan Lomax
- Louise Pound (1872–1958)
  - Louise Pound (1872–1958) Legacy Profile
  - The Ballad and the Dance- Pound 1919
  - The Beginnings of Poetry- Louise Pound 1917
  - American Text of "Robin Hood and Little John"
  - A Nebraska Folk-Song- Louise Pound 1922
  - The Ancestry of a "Negro Spiritual" (Weeping Mary)
  - The Pedigree of a "Western" Song
  - Review: Missouri Ballads and Songs 1940
  - Cowboy Songs and the English Ballads
  - Another Version of the Ballad of Lord Randal- 1902
  - Traditional Ballads in Nebraska- Pound JOAFL 1913
  - King Cnut's Song and Ballad Origins- Pound 1919
  - An American Text of "Sir James the Rose"
  - Review: Indiana Ballads- 1943
  - "Hinkie Dinkie Parlevous"- Pound 1923
  - The Term "Communal"- Louise Pound 1924
  - The English Ballads and the Church- Pound 1920
  - A Recent Theory of Ballad-Making- Pound 1929
  - On the Dating of the English and Scottish Ballads
  - Review: Poetic Origins and The Ballad
  - New World Analogues of the English Ballad- 1916
  - Yet Another Joe Bowers- Pound 1957
- E. C. Perrow (1880-1968)
- Howard Washington Odum (1884-1954)
  - Howard W. Odum- Vance and Jocher 1955
- Cecil Sharp (1859-1924)
  - Cecil Sharp in America- Mike Yates
  - Jumping to Conclusions- Michael Yates
  - Cecil Sharp in America- Evelyn K. Wells 1959
  - Gathering the voices of the people? Cecil Sharp
  - Sharps Diary Excerpts 1916-1918
  - Cecil Sharp in Somerset-- David Harker 1972
- Dorothy Scarborough (1878- 1935)
  - The Blues as Folk-Songs- Scarborough 1916
- Phillips Barry (1880-1937)
  - Phillips Barry and Folksong Scholarship
  - An American Homiletic Ballad- Phillips Barry 1913
  - The Ballad of the Cruel Brother- Barry 1915
  - New Ballad Texts- Barry 1911
  - American Ballads (Report)- Barry 1912
  - Traditional Ballads in New England- I
  - Traditional Ballads in New England- II
  - Traditional Ballads in New England- III
  - Irish Folk-Song- Barry JOAFL 1911
  - King John and the Bishop- Barry JOAFL 1908
  - Some Aspects of Folk-Song- Barry JOAFL 1912
  - The Ballad of Earl Brand- Barry MLN 1910
  - The Ballad of the Demon Lover- Barry MLN 1904
  - Fair Florella- Barry AS 1928
  - Ballad of Lord Randal in New England- Barry 1903
  - Review: Africa and the Discovery of America- 1920
  - Ballad of the Broomfield Hill- Barry JOAFL 1911
  - The Collection of Folk-Song- Barry JOAFL 1914
  - Fair Charlotte- Barry JOAFL 1909
  - Native Balladry in America- Barry JOAFL 1909
  - Folk-Music in America- Barry 1909 JOAFL
  - A Garland of Ballads- Barry 1910 JOAFL
  - William Carter, the Bensontown Homer- Barry 1912
  - The Ballad of the Cruel Brother- Barry 1915
  - Irish Come-All-Ye's- Barry 1909 JOAFL
  - The Transmission of Folk-Song; 1914
- Bascom Lamar Lunsford (1882-1973)
  - Minstrel of the Appalachians- A Review 1986
- Josiah H. Combs (1886-1960)
  - Review: Folk-Songs of the Southern United States
  - Review by Combs: Maid Freed from the Gallows
  - A Traditional Ballad from the Kentucky Mountains
  - Language of the Southern Highlanders- Combs
  - Review: Lady Isabel and The Elf Knight 1955
- Mellinger E. Henry (1873-1946)
  - Review: Devil's Ditties- Jean Thomas 1932
  - Review: Steamboatin' Days by Mary Wheeler 1946
  - American Survivals of an Old English Ballad
  - Pearl Bryan- Mellinger Henry 1943 JOAFL
  - "The Ballade of the Skunk"- Henry 1944 JOAFL
  - "Brian O'Lynn"- Henry 1941 JOAFL
  - King Henry Fifth's Conquest of France (Child 164)
- Robert W. Gordon (1888-1961)
  - Review: Folks Songs of America (1938)
  - Gordon's "Inferno" Collection
  - Folk-Songs of America: Recording and Liner Notes
  - Robert W. Gordon & Second Wreck of "Old 97"
  - High Culture, Low Culture- Aiken
- Vance Randolph (1892-1980)
  - Vance Randolph Collection
  - Vance Randolph Cantankerous Scholar of the Ozarks
  - "Unprintable" Folklore?: The Randolph Collection
  - Children's Rhymes from Missouri- Randolph & Musick
  - Reviews: Ozark Folksongs- Musick 1940s JOAFL
- John Jacob Niles (1892- 1980)
  - White Pioneers and Black- John Jacob Niles 1932
  - Family Tales of a Kentuckian- Halpert & Niles 1942
  - Review: Combs' Folk-Songs of the Southern States
  - Review: Folksingers and Folksongs in America
- Maurice Matteson (1893-1964)
  - Wanted! Mountain Music
- Alan Lomax (1915-2002)
  - Zora Neale Hurston: Three letters to Alan Lomax
  - Alan Lomax in Haiti, 1936-37
  - Lomax in London 1950-1958
  - Alan Lomax's "Southern Journey" 1959
  - 1934–1950: The Early Collecting Years
    - Introduction- by Ed Kahn
  - Sampling The Alan Lomax Collection
  - Book Says Alan Lomax Neglected Black Scholars
- Frank Warner and Anne Warner
- James Madison Carpenter (1888-1984)
  - The Carpenter Collection- Palmer 1989
  - Scottish Song in the Carpenter Collection
  - Tunes of the English and Scottish Ballads
- Helen Hartness Flanders (1890- 1972)
  - Vermont folk-song collecting: 'became her identity
  - Contributions of Collectors to the Flanders Collec
  - Ancient Themes- by Flanders 1964
Roots Recordings
- Discography Articles
- Library of Congress Recordings
- Discography by Artist
- Smithsonian Folkways
  - A Folk Concert in Town Hall, New York
- Reviews
Collected Works of Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Autobiography of Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Books: Fiction by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
  - How Now Brown Cow- 1974 Richard L. Matteson Jr.
    - Chapter 1: How Now Brown Cow
- Books: Non-Fiction (Music) Richard L. Matteson Jr.
  - Acoustic Music Source Book- 2010
    - Contents: Acoustic Music Source Book
- Performance Articles by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Magazine Articles by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Artwork by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Reviews by Richard L. Matteson Jr
- Poems of Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Songs by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Unpublished Music: Matteson Publications
- Original Instrumental Compositions
- Fishing Articles by Richard L. Matteson Jr.
- Recordings (Discography) of Richard L. Matteson Jr
- Videos- You Tube Videos of Richard L. Matteson Jr.
Biographies of Informants and some Collectors A-B
- A informants blank 1
- Roy Acuff (TN) 1903-1992 Performer
- Sheila K. Adams (NC) 1953- Performer
- John B. Adkins (WV) b. 1888 Informant for Cox
- Jules Verne Allen (TX) 1882- 1945 Performer
Biographies of Informants and some Collectors C-D
- C Blank 1
Biographies of Informants and some Collectors E-F
- E Blank 1
- George J. Edwards (England-VT) 1877-1949
- George Edwards (NY) 1877-1949 Cazden
Biographies of Informants and some Collectors G-H
- G Blank 1
Biographies of Informants & some Collectors I-J-K
- I Blank 1
Biographies of Informants and some Collectors L-M
- L Blank 1
Biographies of Informants & some Collectors N-O-P
- N Blank 1
Biographies of Informants & some Collectors Q-R-S
- Q blank 1
- Obray Ramsey (NC) 1913-1997 Performer banjo
- Isabel Rawn (NC) 1885-1936 Collector Brown/Sharp
- Belle Richards- (NH) 1881- informant Flanders
- Almeida Riddle (AR) 1898-1986 informant Wolf
- The Ritchie Family (Jean)- (KY) from 1757 to Balis
- Jean Ritchie 1922-2015 (KY) performer, author
- Shelton Family; Madison Co. NC; Sharp EFSSA
  - Roderick Shelton (b. 1754 VA; d. 1816 NC)
    - Martin Shelton (b. c. 1775 VA d. c. 1826 NC)
Biographies of Informants & some Collectors T-U-V
- T blank 1
Biographies of Informants & Collectors W-X-Y-Z
- W blank 1
Indian River Lagoon- Florida, USA

Discography by Artist

Site Map | Printable View | © 2008 - 2024 Your Company

Powered by mojoPortal | XHTML 1.0 | CSS | Design by styleshout