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Folk songs from the Ozarks

Title
Folk songs from the Ozarks [sound recording].
Author
Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002.
Publication
Bergenfield, N.J. : Prestige, [1961?]

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Additional Authors
  • Riddle, Almeda.
  • Morris, Neil, folksinger.
  • Gilbert, Ollie.
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm; 12 in.
Series Statement
  • Southern journey ; 6
  • Documentary series
Alternative Title
  • Merry golden tree.
  • Juice of the forbidden fruit.
  • Buffalo gals.
  • Willow green.
  • My pretty little gal is gone.
  • Alan Bain.
  • Eighth of January.
  • Soldier and the lady.
  • Cotton Eye Joe.
  • Turkey in the straw.
  • Lonesome dove.
  • Turnip greens.
  • Nancy's got a purty dress on.
  • Rock all the babies to sleep.
Subject
Note
  • Prestige: INT-DS-25006 (on container: INT 25006 ; 25006).
  • Folk songs.
  • Additional imprint on container: Prestige/International.
  • "Southern journey: a collection of field recordings from the South."
  • Program notes by Alan Lomax on container. Program notes and texts (11 p.) inserted in container.
Event (note)
  • Recorded in 1959 with supplementary recordings made in Virginia and Georgia in 1960 by Alan Lomax.
Contents
Merry golden tree -- Juice of the forbidden fruit -- Buffalo gals -- Willow green -- My pretty little gal is gone -- Alan Bain -- Eighth of January -- The soldier and the lady -- Cotton Eye Joe -- Turkey in the straw -- Lonesome dove -- Turnip greens -- Nancy's got a purty dress on -- Rock all the babies to sleep.
Call Number
*LZR 39009
OCLC
6823491
Author
Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002.
Title
Folk songs from the Ozarks [sound recording].
Imprint
Bergenfield, N.J. : Prestige, [1961?]
Series
Southern journey ; 6
Documentary series
Performer
Sung and played by local musicians ; Almeda Riddle, vocals ; Neil Morris, vocals & guitar & Ollie Gilbert, vocals with add'l musicians.
Event
Recorded in 1959 with supplementary recordings made in Virginia and Georgia in 1960 by Alan Lomax.
Added Author
Riddle, Almeda. Performer
Morris, Neil, folksinger. Performer
Gilbert, Ollie. Performer
Added Title
Merry golden tree.
Juice of the forbidden fruit.
Buffalo gals.
Willow green.
My pretty little gal is gone.
Alan Bain.
Eighth of January.
Soldier and the lady.
Cotton Eye Joe.
Turkey in the straw.
Lonesome dove.
Turnip greens.
Nancy's got a purty dress on.
Rock all the babies to sleep.
Publisher No.
INT-DS-25006 Prestige
INT 25006 Prestige
25006 Prestige
Research Call Number
*LZR 39009 Program notes on container. Program notes in container. Texts in container.
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