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  •   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
      • Carter Family Songs A
      • Carter Family Songs B
      • Carter Family Songs C Titles
      • Carter Family Songs D
      • Carter Family Songs E-F
      • Carter Family Songs G
      • Carter Family Songs H
    • 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 (b. 1807) SC part of George Hicks line
        • Captain Robert- Bond For Trading with Indians
        • Peterson Family- Urvin, Hicks, Thweatt, Rives
        • Robert (Taylor); Captain Robert Family- Workpage
        • That Honest Man, Captain Hicks
        • The Traders- 2 blogs by Joanne Pezzullo
        • John Evans Sr.- John Evans Jr. - Evans line w Hick
      •   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
        • 404. Cindy
        • 405. Dearest Mae
        • 406. Massa Had a Yaller Gal
        • 407. Nelly Bly
        • 408. Oh, Susanna!
        • 409. Nancy Till
        • 410. Miss Julie Ann Glover
        • 411. Kitty Wells
        • 412. Ella Rhee
        • 413. Clare de Kitchen
        • 414. Jim Crack Corn
        • 415. Lynchburg Town
        • 416. My Long Tail Blue
        • 417. My Ole Mistus Promised Me
        • 418. Old Zip Coon
        • 419. Camptown Races
        • 420. Uncle Ned
        • 421. Way Down on the Old Peedee
        • 422. Shinbone Alley
        • 423. Some Folks Say that a Nigger Won't Steal
        • 424. The Happy Coon
        • 425. The Preacher and the Bear
        • 426. I Was Born About Ten Thousand Years Ago
        • 427. Have a Little Banjo Beating
        • 428. The Traveling Coon
        • 429. The Voodoo Man
        • 430. Ain't Gonna Rain No More
        • 431. Ain't Got to Cry No More
        • 432. Boil Them Cabbage Down
        • 433. Broder Eton Got de Coon
        • 434. Chicken
        • 435. The Dummy Line
        • 436. Eliza Jane (I)
        • 437. Eliza Jane (II)
        • 438. Everybody's Gal Is My Gal
        • 439. Go 'Way from My Window
        • 440. Here Lies de Body uv To' Little Ben
        • 441. I'm Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
        • 442. Could'n Live Bedoit de Flowers
        • 443. I'd Rather Be Dead
        • 444. If You Want to Go to Heaven
        • 445. Had a Banjo Made of Gold
        • 446. If You Meet a Woman in the Morning
        • 447. If You Don't Believe I'm Sinking
        • 448. I Got a Girl
        • 449. I'm Gwine Away to Georgia
        • 450. Yaller Gal
        • 451. I Went Down to My Gal's House Las' Night
        • 452. Mama Don't Allow No Low Down Hanging Around
        • 453. Negro Yodel Song
        • 454. Oh, Dat Watermilion
        • 455. One More River to Cross
        • 456. Po' Liza Jane
        • 457. Run, Nigger, Run
        • 458. Sally Went to Preachin'
        • 459. Saturday Night and Sunday Too
        • 460. She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain
        • 461. Short'nin' Bread
        • 462. Sing Polly Wolly Doodle
        • 463. Stick My Head in a Paper Sack
        • 464. That's W'here My Money Goes
        • 465. There Was a Watermelon
        • 466. Train...Run So Fast
        • 467. Two Little Niggers Black as Tar
        • 468. Watermelon Hanging on the Vine
        • 469. Way Down Yonder on Cedar Street
        • 470. What You Gwina Do When the World's on Fire
        • 471. Jigger, Rigger, Bumbo
        • 472. Guinea Negro Song
        • 473. White Folks Go To College
        • 474. Cold Frosty Morning
        • 475. Hung My Bucket on de White Folks' Fence
        • 476. White Folks in the Parlor
        • 477. White Gal, Yaller Gal, Black Gal
        • 478. You Shall Be Free
        • 479. Old Bee Makes de Honey Comb
        • 480. Hard Times
        • 481. Don't Like a Rich White Man Nohow
        • 482. Sugar Babe
        • 483. Rich Man Rides on a Pullman Car
        • 484. I Don't Like a Nigger
        • 485. Shady Grove
        • 486. Fair Brown
        • 487. Old Aunt Dinah
        • 488. Apple Sauce and Butter
        • 489. When I Die Don't Wear No Black
        • 490. Rain Come Wet Me
        • 491. We'll Have a Little Dance Tonight, Boys
        • 492. Way Down Below
        • 493. Railroad Dinah Gal
        • 494. If I Had It You Could Get It
        • 495. If I Die in Tennessee
        • 496. Jinger Blue
        • 497. Mammy in the Kitchen
        • 498. I've Bin to the 'Bama and I Just Got Back
        • 499. Raise a Ruckus Tonight
        • 500. Georgia Buck
        • 501. You've Got Your Big Gun, and I've Got Mine
        • 502. Went Down Town
        • 503. Standing on de Street Doin' No Harm
        • 504. A Thirty-Two Special on a Forty-Four Frame
        • 505. The California Blues
        • 506. Oh! When a Man Get the Blues
        • 507. I Got de Hezotation Stockings and Shoes
        • 508. It's Raining Here
        • 509. Nigger in the Woodpile
        • 510. Share 'Em
        • 511. The Preacher Song
        • 512. Johnson's Mule
        • 513. The Kicking Mule
        • 514. The Billy Goat
      •   Brown Collection- XIII. Religious Songs
        • 515. The Cumberland Traveller
        • 516. The Great Round-Up
        • 517. Some of These Days
        • 518. Long White Robe
        • 519. There's a Little Hand Writing on the Wall
        • 520. Ananias
        • 521. The Gospel Pool
        • 522. A Charge To Keep
        • 523. Creation
        • 524. Daniel in the Lion's Den
        • 525. Departed Loved Ones
        • 526. Dark Was the Night
        • 527. Don't You Grieve after Me
        • 528. Drooping Souls, No Longer Grieve
        • 529. The Gospel Train
        • 530. Hicks' Farewell
        • 531. If You Get There Before I Do
        • 532. I'm Boun' to Cross the Jordan
        • 533. I Am Going to Heaven
        • 534. In the Valley
        • 535. I've Got a Brother in the Snow-White Fields
        • 536. Jacob's Ladder
        • 537. Jesus Born in Bethlehem
        • 538. John Saw the Holy Number
        • 539. John Saw de Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand
        • 540. Johnny Was a Baptist
        • 541. The Little Black Train
        • 542. The Lone Pilgrim
        • 543. Mary Wore Three Links of Chain
        • 544. Noah's Ark
        • 545. Pharaoh's Army
        • 546. Oh, They Put John on the Island
        • 547. Rock of Ages
        • 548. There Is No Place in the Height of Heaven
        • 549. Ain't Goin' to Worry My Lord No More
        • 550. All God's Chillun Got Shoes
        • 551. All My Sins Been Taken Away
        • 552. Angels Roll Dem Stones Away
        • 553. As I Went Down in the Valley to Pray
        • 554. Babe of Bethlehem
        • 553. Baptist, Baptist Is My Name
        • 556. Bye and Bye
        • 557. Cain and Abel
        • 558. Can't Cross Jordan
        • 559. Christ Was a Weary Traveler
        • 560. City of Refuge
        • 561. Come All You Friends and Neighbors
        • 562. Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
        • 563. Dar'll Be No Distinction Dar
        • 564. Didn't It Rain?
        • 563. An English Orphan
        • 566. Down by de Ribberside
        • 567. Gwine Down to Jordan
        • 568. God Is at de Pulpit
        • 569. Going to Heaven by the Light of the Moon
        • 570. Go Down, Moses
        • 571. Golden Slippers
        • 572. Good News — Chariot's Comin'
        • 573. Good Lordy, Rocky My Soul
        • 574. Good News Coming from Canaan
        • 575. Go Wash in the Beautiful Stream
        • 576. Gwine Down Jordan
        • 577. Hear That Rumbling (I Heard a Mighty Rumbling
        • 578. He Never Said a Mumbling Word
        • 579. Heaven Is a Beautiful Place
        • 580. Hush, Little Baby
        • 581. I Am Bound for the Promised Land
        • 582. I Am Going Where the Blood Flows Stronger
        • 583. I Belong to That Band
        • 584. I Don't Love Old Satan
        • 585. I Don't Sing Like I Used to Sing
        • 586. I Do Wonder Is My Mother on That Train
        • 587. I Got de Key of de Kingdom
        • 588. I Have Long Since Been Learned
        • 589. I Am Standing in the Shoes of John
        • 590. I Don't Know When Old Death's Gwineter Call
        • 591. I'm Goin' to Ride in Pharaoh's Chariot
        • 592. I Mean to Go to Heaven Anyhow
        • 593. Indian Song: Ah, Pore Sinner
        • 594. I Picked My Banjo Too
        • 595. I'se Gwine Land on Dat Shore
        • 596. I Shall Not Be Blue
        • 597. It's Good fuh Hab Some Patience
        • 598. I Wanter Jine de Ban'
        • 599. I Was Once in a Dark and Lonesome Valley
        • 600. I Wonder As I Wander
        • 601. Jekkel Walls
        • 602. Jesus Christ I Want to Find
        • 603. Jesus Says, 'You Goes and I Goes Wid You'
        • 604. John He Baptized Jesus
        • 605. John Jasper
        • 606. Judgment Day Is Comin'
        • 607. Lily White Robe
        • 608. Little David
        • 609. Little David, Play on your Harp
        • 610. The Little Family
        • 611. Mary Bowed
        • 612. Moses Smote the Waters
        • 613. And Must I Be to Judgement Brought?
        • 614. The New Burying Ground
        • 615. Nobody Knows
        • 616. No Hidin' Place
        • 617. No More! No More!
        • 618. Oh, I Used to Drink Beer
        • 619. Oh, Lord, I'se Stepping Higher
        • 620. Oh, Heavens Shut the Gates on Me
        • 621. O Lord, Won't You Come by Here?
      •   Additional Songs from Volume V
        • 659. I Wonder Where's the Gambling Man
        • 660. Old Scotch Drinking Song
        • 661. Scottish Drinking Song
        • 662. Come All Ye Young Ladies
        • 663. The Drunkard's Home
        • 664. I Have No Mother Now
        • 665. I Have No Mother Now
        • 666. I Have No Mother Now
        • 667. Morality
        • 668. The Old Armchair
        • 669. Woodman, Spare That Tree
        • 670. Chewing Gum Song
        • 671. Mississippi Lawyer
        • 673. Sally Ann
        • 672. Negro Song
        • 674. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
        • 675. Lullaby
        • 676. Mr. Bull Frog
        • 677. Ridin' Of A Goat, Leadin' of a Sheep
        • 678. Trip, Play-Mo-Blay
        • 679. What Makes the Wild Cat Wild?
        • 680. The Keeper
        • 681. Venison
        • 682. Away on a Hill
        • 683. Childhood Days
        • 684. Enoch Arden
        • 685. Essie Dear
        • 686. Sweet Evelina
        • 687. Faithful Friend
        • 688. Flitting Away
        • 689. Goodbye
        • 690. Goodbye, John
        • 691. I'll Be All Smiles Tonight
        • 692. I'll Give You My Love
        • 693. I Loved You Better Than You Know
        • 694. In the Shadow of the Pines (I)
        • 695. In the Shadow of the Pines (II)
        • 696. I Want to Be Somebody's Darling
        • 697. Just Give Him One More as He Goes
        • 698. Leap Frog John
        • 699. The Letter That Never Came
        • 700. Little Bunch of Roses
        • 701. The Little Logwood Cabin
        • 702. The Little Log Cabin in the Lane
        • 703. Lula Falls
        • 704. Lula Wall
        • 705. Many Miles Apart
        • 707. Mary, Weep No More For Me
        • 708. Molly Darling
        • 709. Molly Darling
        • 710. My Hair Was Black as Ribbon
        • 711. My Pretty Quadroon
        • 712. Old and Gray
        • 713. The Old Stepstone
        • 714. Over the Garden Wall
        • 715. Pretty Bessie
        • 716. Riding in a Sleigh
        • 717. Rosalie, the Prairie Flower
        • 718. Sadie Ray
        • 719. Sadie Ray
        • 720. Seven Long Years
        • 721. Sparking on a Sunday Night
        • 722. Standing by the Old Cabin Door
        • 723. Standing by the Old Garden Gate
        • 724. The Stars Shine Bright
        • 725. Sunny Tennessee
        • 726. Sweet Bunch of Daisies
        • 727. Sweet Forget-Me-Not
        • 728. Sweet Long Ago
        • 729. Singing in the Lane
        • 730. Surely I Can Do
        • 731. Hole in the Bucket
        • 732. Hop Along
        • 733. I Don't Let the Girls Worry My Mind
        • 734. Snuff Box
        • 735. Behind Those Walls of Gray
        • 736. Rainbow Division
        • 737. When I Am Far Away
        • 738. Coonshine
        • 739. Dis Morning
        • 740. Down at Widow Johnson's
        • 741. Gwine 'Round Dis Mountain
        • 742. Hikin' Down de Main Line
        • 743. Honey Babe
        • 744. How I Love Them Pretty Yellow Gals
        • 745. Hump-back Mule
        • 746. I'm Going Down the Mobile Line
        • 747. I'm Going Home
        • 748. I'se a-running
        • 749. Mike and Jerry
        • 750. The Nigger and the Bee
        • 751. Oh! I Had a Good Woman
        • 752. Old Folks Better Up and Git to Bed
        • 753. Such a Gittin' Up-stairs
        • 754. Yonder Come a Yaller Gal
        • 755. Blow Gabriel
        • 756. Drunkard's Dream
        • 757. Dry Bones
        • 758. Gimme Oil in My Lamp
        • 759. Got to Cross Jordan
        • 760. O Bear Me Away on Your Snowy White Wing
        • 761. Oh, Where Shall I Be?
        • 762. The Road is Rocky
        • 763. Star in the East
        • 764. Storm Bird
        • 765. Tell My Mother
        • 766. There's a Place Prepared
        • 767. Thorny Desert
        • 768. Was You There When They Crucified Jesus?
        • 769. The Watchman's Call
        • 770. Way Back in Heaven
        • 771. Wayfaring Stranger
        • 772. When in Death I Calmly Recline
        • 773. Wondrous Love
        • 774. A Plea for Mercy
        • 775. Hell Broke Loose in Georgia
        • 776. Goodbye to the Cracking of the Pistols
        • 777. Jimmie Suttonton
        • 778. Blow the Man Down
        • 779. Hanging Johnnie
        • 780. Haul Away, Joe
        • 781. Hullabaloo Balay
        • 782. Lanky, Lucy, Lister
        • 783. What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?
        • 784. When Johnnie Comes Down to Hilo
        • 785. Whiskey Johnny
        • 786. No title
      • 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
        • 1. The Elfin Knight
        • 2. Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight
        • 3. Earl Brand
        • 4. The Two Sisters
        • 5. The Cruel Brother
        • 6. Lord Randal
        • 7. Edward
        • 8. Babylon; or, The Bonnie Banks Fordie
        • 9. The Three Ravens (Child 26)
        • 10. Thomas Rymer
        • 11. The Wee, Wee Man
        • 12. Captain Wedderburn's Courtship
        • 13. The Two Brothers
        • 14. Young Beichan
        • 15. The Cherry Tree Carol
        • 16. Sir Patrick Spens
        • 17. Child Waters
        • 18. Young Hunting
        • 19. Lord Thomas and Fair Annet
        • 20. Fair Margaret and Sweet William
        • 21. Lord Lovel
        • 22. The Lass of Rock Royal
        • 23. Sweet William's Ghost
        • 24. The Unquiet Grave
        • 25. The Wife of Usher's Well
        • 26. Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard
        • 27. Bonny Barbara Allan
        • 28. Lady Alice
        • 29. Lamkin
        • 30. The Maid Freed from the Gallows
        • 31. The Knight and the Shepherd's Daughter
        • 32. Robin Hood and Guy of Gisborne
        • 33. Robin Hood Rescuing Three Squires
        • 34. Sir Hugh; or. The Jew's Daughter
        • 35. Queen Eleanor's Confession
        • 36. The Bonny Earl of Murray
        • 37. The Gypsy Laddie
        • 38. Geordie
        • 39. Katharine Jaffray
        • 40. James Harris (The Daemon Lover)
        • 41. The Suffolk Miracle
        • 42. Our Goodman
        • 43. Get up and Bar the Door
        • 44. The Wife Wrapt in Wether's Skin
        • 45. The Farmer's Curst Wife
        • 46. The Crafty Farmer
        • 47. The Sweet Trinity (The Golden Vanity)
        • 48. The Mermaid
        • 49. Trooper and Maid
        • 50. The Dilly Song
        • 51. The Twelve Blessings of Mary
        • 52. The Twelve Days of Christmas
        • 53. I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In
        • 54. Dives and Lazarus I
        • 56. The Romish Lady
        • 55. Dives and Lazarus II
        • 57. 'Let's Go A-Hunting,' Says Richard to Robert
        • 58. The Ghost's Bride
        • 59. The Dark Knight
        • 60. The Turkish Factor
        • 61. Nancy of Yarmouth
        • 62. The Bramble Brier
        • 63. The Prince of Morocco; or, Johnnie
        • 64. The Gosport Tragedy
        • 65. The Lexington Murder
        • 66. On the Banks of the Ohio
        • 67. Rose Connally
        • 68. Handsome Harry
        • 69. Beautiful Susan
        • 70. The Lancaster Maid
        • 71. The Drowsy Sleeper
        • 72. The Silver Dagger
        • 73. Come All Young People
        • 74. Chowan River
        • 75. Pretty Betsey
        • 76. Molly Bawn
        • 77. Fair Fannie Moore
        • 78. Mary of the Wild Moor
        • 79. Young Edwin in the Lowlands Low
        • 80. The Three Butchers
        • 81. The Butcher Boy
        • 82. The Lover's Lament
        • 83. As I Stepped Out Last Sunday Morning
        • 84. Locks and Bolts
        • 85. New River Shore
        • 86. The Soldier's Wooing
        • 87. Early, Early in the Spring
        • 88. Charming Beauty Bright
        • 89. The Glove
        • 90. A Brave Irish Lady
        • 91. Servant Man
        • 92. A Pretty Fair Maid down in the Garden
        • 93. John Reilley
        • 94. Johnny German
        • 95. The Dark-Eyed Sailor
        • 96. Lovely Susan
        • 97. Polly Oliver
        • 98. Mollie and Willie
        • 99. Jack Munro
        • 100. The Girl Volunteer
        • 101. Charming Nancy
        • 102. A Rich Nobleman's Daughter
        • 103. Little Plowing Boy
        • 104. The Sailor Boy
        • 105. Scarboro Sand (Robin Hood Side)
        • 106. William Taylor
        • 107. The Silk-Merchant's Daughter
        • 108. Green Beds
        • 109. Poor Jack
        • 110. Little Mohea
        • 111. The Faithful Sailor Boy
        • 112. The Sailor's Bride
        • 113. Barney McCoy
        • 114. In a Cottage by the Sea
        • 115. A Song About a Man-of-War
        • 116. Captain Kidd
        • 117. Poor Parker
        • 118. High Barbary
        • 119. The Lorena Bold Crew
        • 120. The Sheffield Apprentice
        • 121. The Rambling Boy
        • 122. My Bonnie Black Bess
        • 123. The Drummer Boy of Waterloo
        • 124. Caroline of Edinburgh Town
        • 125. Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch
        • 126. I Wish My Love Was in a Ditch
        • 127. Shule Aroon
        • 128. William Riley
        • 129. Johnny Doyle
        • 130. Sweet William and Nancy
        • 131. The Irish Girl
        • 132. Pretty Susie, the Pride of Kildare
        • 133. I Was Sitting on a Stile
        • 134. I Left Ireland & Mother because We Were Poor
        • 135. Three Leaves of Shamrock
        • 136. Skew Ball
        • 137. When You and I Were Young, Maggie
        • 138. The Happy Stranger
        • 139. Sweet Lily
        • 140. Once I Had a Sweetheart
        • 141. A False-Hearted Lover
        • 142. Mama Sent Me to the Spring
        • 143. Annie Lee
        • 144. Hateful Mary Ann
        • 145. The Girl I Left behind Me
        • 146. The Isle of St. Helena
        • 147. The Babes in the Wood
        • 148. The Orphan Girl
        • 149. The Blind Girl
        • 150. Two Little Children
        • 151. The Soldier's Poor Little Boy
        • 152. The Orphan
        • 153. Fond Affection
        • 154. You Are False, but I'll Forgive You
        • 155. We Have Met and We Have Parted
        • 156. Broken Ties
        • 157. They Were Standing by the Window
        • 158. The Broken Heart
        • 159. This Night We Part Forever
        • 160. Parting Words
        • 161. Bye and Bye You Will Forget Me
        • 162. The One Forsaken
        • 163. Don't Forget Me, Little Darling
        • 164. She Was Happy till She Met You
        • 165. The Ripest Apple
        • 166. Sweetheart, Farewell
        • 167. My Little Dear, So Fare You Well
        • 168. Dreary Weather
        • 169. My Sweetheart's Dying Words
        • 170. The Homesick Boy
        • 171. Over the Hills to the Poor-House
        • 172. You're the Man That Stole My Wife
        • 173. I'm Going to Get Married Next Sunday
        • 174. Katie's Secret
        • 175. The Farmer's Daughter
        • 176. The Derby Ram
        • 177. The Miller and His Three Sons
        • 178. I Tuck Me Some Corn to the County Seat
        • 179. The Old Dyer
        • 180. Father Grumble
        • 181. Johnny Sands
        • 182. The Old Woman's Blind Husband
        • 183. The Dumb Wife
        • 184. The Holly Twig
        • 185. Nobody Coming to Marry Me
        • 186. Whistle, Daughter, Whistle
        • 187. Hard of Hearing
        • 188. The Three Rogues
        • 189. Bryan O'Lynn
        • 190. Three Jolly Welshmen
        • 191. The Good Old Man
        • 192. The Burglar Man
        • 193. Billy Grimes the Drover
        • 194. Grandma's Advice
        • 195. Common Bill
        • 196. Swapping Songs
        • 197. Dog and Gun
        • 198. Kitty Clyde
        • 199. Father. Father, I Am Married
        • 200. If I Had a Scolding Wife
        • 201. The Scolding Wife
        • 202. The Little Black Mustache
        • 203. No Sign of a Marriage
        • 204. Wilkins and His Dinah
        • 205. Thimble Buried His Wife at Night
        • 206. Boys, Keep Away from the Girls
        • 207. The Boys Won't Do to Trust
      •   Native American Ballads
        • 208. Springfield Mountain
        • 209. Young Charlotte
        • 210. The Three Drowned Sisters
        • 211. The Ore Knob
        • 212. Floyd Collins
        • 213. The Jam at Gerry's Rock
        • 214. Lost on the Lady Elgin
        • 215. The Ship That Never Returned
        • 216. Casey Jones
        • 217. The Wreck of the Old Ninety-Seven
        • 218. Wreck of the Royal Palm
        • 219. Wreck of the Shenandoah
        • 220. Paul Jones
        • 221. James Bird
        • 222. In Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-One
        • 223. On the Plains of Manassas
        • 224. Old Johnston Thought It Rather Hard
        • 225. The Cumberland
        • 226. The Merrimac
        • 227. The Dying Fifer
        • 228. The Dying Soldier to His Mother
        • 229. The Battle of Shiloh Hill
        • 230. The Drummer Boy of Shiloh
        • 231. The Last Fierce Charge
        • 232. Kingdom Coming
        • 233. Ol' Gen'ral Bragg's a-Mowin' Down de Yankees
        • 234. The Texas Ranger
        • 235. The Battleship Maine (
        • 236. The Battleship Maine (II)
        • 237. Marching to Cuba
        • 238. Manila Bay
        • 239. That Bloody War
        • 240. Strange Things Wuz Happening
        • 241. Just Remember Pearl Harbor
        • 242. The Boston Burglar
        • 243. Jesse James
        • 244. John Hardy
        • 245. Kenny Wagner's Surrender
        • 246. Claud Allen
        • 247. Frank Dupree
        • 248. Brady
        • 249. Charles Guiteau
        • 250. Florella (The Jealous Lover)
        • 251. Frankie and Albert
        • 252. Sadie
        • 253. Little Mary Phagan
        • 254. Marian Parker
        • 255. The Murder of Marian Parker
        • 256. Little Marion Parker
        • 257. Edward Hickman
        • 258. Joe Bowers
        • 259. Sweet Jane
        • 260. Jack Haggerty
        • 261. The Ocean Burial
        • 262. The Lone Prairie
        • 263. The Unfortunate Rake
        • 264. When the Work Is Done This Fall
        • 265. A Jolly Group of Cowboys
        • 266. Great Granddad
        • 267. The Lily of the West
        • 268. Bill Miller's Trip to the West
        • 269. Cheyenne
        • 270. John Henry
        • 271. Aunt Jemima's Plaster
        • 272. The Fatal Wedding
        • 273. Little Rosewood Casket
        • 274. Jack and Joe
        • 275. They Say It is Sinful to Flirt
        • 276. The Little White Rose
        • 277. When Fanning First to Orange Came
        • 278. From Hillsborough Town the First of May
        • 279. Says Frohock to Fanning
        • 280. Who Would Have Tho't Harmon
        • 281. The Rebel Acts of Hyde
        • 282. As I Went Down to Newbern
        • 283. Old Billy Dugger
        • 284. The Brushy Mountains Freshet
        • 285. Man Killed by Falling from a Horse
        • 286. The Florence C. McGee
        • 287. The Titanic
        • 288. The Wreck of the Huron
        • 289. The Song of Dailey's Life-Boat
        • 290. The Hamlet Wreck
        • 291. Edward Lewis
        • 292. Manley Pankey
        • 293. William S. Shackleford (alias J. P. Davis)
        • 294. Last Words of William Shackleford
        • 295. Death of Birchie Potter
        • 296. Emma Hartsell
        • 297. Gladys Kincaid
        • 298. The Lawson Murder
        • 299. Lillian Brown
        • 300. Poor Naomi (Omie Wise)
        • 301. Frankie Silver
        • 302. The Murder of Laura Foster
        • 303. Tom Dula
        • 304. Tom Dula's Lament
        • 305. Ellen Smith
        • 306. Poor Little Ellen; or, Ellen Smith
        • 307. Nellie Cropsey
        • 308. Lillie Shaw
        • 309. The Prohibition Boys
        • 310. Prohibition Whiskey
        • 311. Shu Lady
        • 312. 'Tis Now, Young Man, Give Me Attention
        • 313. Blockader's Trail
        • 314. Blockader Mamma
      •   Additional Ballads from Volume 4
        • 315. Cock Robin
        • 316. Child Riddles
        • 317. The Dying Nun
        • 318. The Dying Girl's Message
        • 319. Ella's Grave
        • 320. Dear Nell
        • 321. Dear Annie; I Left My Love in England
        • 322. The Bold Privateer
        • 323. The Banks of Sweet Dundee
        • 324. Dublin Bay
        • 325. The Origin of Ireland
        • 326. Devilish Mary
        • 345. He Courted Her in the Month of June
        • 328. The Skeptic's Daughter
        • 329. Lord Ullin's Daughter
        • 330. William Hall
        • 331. Jimmy Caldwell
        • 332. Michael Roy
        • 333. Jack O' Hazeldean
        • 334. The Pennsylvania Boy
        • 335. The Range of the Buffalo
        • 336. When I Was a Little Boy
        • 337. Zolgotz
        • 338. Story of Mine Cave-In; Shirley and Smith
        • 339 The F.F.V. The Wreck of No. 4
        • 340. The Wreck of Old Number Nine
    •   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.
        • The Little Brown Cot- Overton Co.
        • My Blue Ridge Mountain Home
        • My Clinch Mountain Home
        • Little Home in Tennessee
        • The Old Door Step
      • War and War Influence- Songs & Ballads Overton Co.
      •   Crime- Songs & Ballads from Overton Co.
        • The Braswell Boys
        • Charles Guiteau
      •   Religion- Songs & Ballads Overton Co.
        • Lonesome Valley
        • Listening All the Night Long
        • The Old Woman and the Devil (Child 278)
      •   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.
        • How To Make Love
        • Great Grandad
        • My Old Coon Dog [Woah Mule]
        • The Bulldog Down in Sunny Tennessee
      • Varied Subjects- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
      •   Blues- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
        • Railroad Blues
        • Brakesman Blues
      •   Love-- Songs/Ballads from Overton Co.
        • Barbara Allen (1) Child 84
        • Barbara Allen (2) Child 84
        • Barbara Ellen (3) Child 84
        • Careless Love
        • The House Carpenter
        • Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still
        • Flirting
        • Simply A Flirt [Sinful to Flirt]
        • Forsaken Love
        • The Shadow of the Pine
        • Jack and Joe
        • Thou Hast Wounded the Spirit that Loved Thee
        • Loving Henery [Child 68]
        • Peach Picking Time In Georgia (McMichen/Rodgers)
        • The Bailor's Daughter (Child 105)
    •   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
        • Wave The Ocean, Wave The Sea
        • I‘ll Meet You On That Other Shore
        • Worried Now, Won’t Be Worried Long
        • Atlantic Records: Southern Folk Heritage Series
        • Rounder Records
      •   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
      • AFS L 1: Anglo-American Ballads
      • AFS L 2: Anglo-American Shanties, Songs, Dances
      • AFS L 3: Afro-American Spirituals, Songs & Ballads
      • AFS L 4: Afro-American Blues & Game-Songs
      • AFS L 5: Bahaman, French and Spanish Songs
      • AFS L 6: Songs of the Iriquois Longhouse
      • AFS L 7: Anglo-American Ballads
      • AFS L 8: Negro Work Songs and Calls
      • AFS L 9: Play and Dance Songs and Tunes
      • AFS L 10: Negro Religious Songs and Services
    • Discography by Artist
    •   Smithsonian Folkways
      • A Folk Concert in Town Hall, New York
    •   Reviews
      • Category 1: Reviews by Author
      • Category 2: Reviews of Individual Recordings
      •   Category 3: Reviews by Label/Organization
        • John Edwards Foundation- Blue Ridge Institute
  •   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.
      • No. 1: Joseph Murphy
      • No. 2: TFT & EFT
      • No. 3: Albert Ellis
      • No. 4: Neville Goddard
      • No. 5: Aaron Beck & Larina Kase
      • No. 6: Bruce Lipton
      • No. 7: Lester Levenson
      • No. 8: Anchoring
      • No. 9 Interview with Judy Rees
      • No. 10 Thomas Troward
      • No. 11 Mesmer, Quimby & Hypnotism
      • No. 12 Interview With Harry Carpenter
      • No. 13 Muscle Testing; Kinesiology; Kendall;
      • No.14 Psychological Kinesiology- Affirmations- VAK
      • No. 15- Dr. Diamond; Peter Muir; Music Therapy
      • No. 16 Afformations; Noah St. John; Presupposition
      • No.18 Reframing- NLP- Sleight of Mouth- Mind Lines
      • No. 19 NLP and Beyond; Interview Owen Fitzpatrick
      • No. 20- Interview with Noah St. John
      • No. 21- Dr. Hew Len and Ho’oponopono
      • Goal of Learning Music: Performance Concept
      • Performance Development: Sharing Music
      • Performance: Establishing a Routine
      • Performance Excitement
      • Performance Development: Positive Thoughts
      • ADM And Visualization During a Performance
      • ADM: Aim Directed Movement
      • Stop and Go Technique
      • Role of the Subconscious Mind
      • Conscious and Subconscious
      • Security and Confidence
      • Aaron Shearer: Misunderstood?
      • What Makes A Successful Performance?
      • Mistakes During A Performance
    • 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
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    • 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
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  •   Biographies of Informants and some Collectors E-F
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    • George J. Edwards (England-VT) 1877-1949
    • George Edwards (NY) 1877-1949 Cazden
  •   Biographies of Informants and some Collectors G-H
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  •   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
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    • 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
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  •   Biographies of Informants & Collectors W-X-Y-Z
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  • Indian River Lagoon- Florida, USA

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