American ballads and folk songs [music]

Religious folk-songs of the Negro

Folk songs for young people [sound recording]

Steamboatin' days, folk songs of the river packet era.

Granger index reprint series

Granger index reprint series.

Classic folk songs for kids : from Smithsonian Folkways. [sound recording]

Froggie went a-courtin’ Polly Wolly doodle Skip to my Lou I've been working on the railroad She'll be comin' 'round the mountain John Henry Brown girl in the ring Old King Cole Green grass grows all around La rana (The frog) I had a rooster Go tell Aunt Rhody Miss Mary Mack Yankee Doodle Rock Island line Big Rock Candy Mountain On top of Old Smoky Crawdad hole Oh Susannah Goober peas Arroz con leche = Rice and milk Riding in my car Whoopie ti-yi-yo, get along little dogies Home on the range Shenandoah

I hear America singing! : great folk songs from the Revolution to rock

Old colony times -- Revolutionary tea -- The young man who wouldn't hoe corn -- Jenny Jenkins -- The spinning wheel -- Free America / Smithfield Mountain -- Tom, Tom, the piper's son -- Yankee doodle -- The lucky escape.

Cumberland Gap -- Wayfaring stranger -- A blessing on brandy and beer -- The hunters of Kentucky -- The hobbies -- Foggy foggy dew -- Go tell Aunt Rhody -- Pop goes the weasel -- The riddle song -- Jefferson and liberty -- Shenandoah.

Blow the man down! -- Erie Canal -- Sweet Betsy from Pike -- Buffalo gals -- Single girl -- Skip to my Lou -- Hush, little baby -- Follow the drinkin' gourd -- Wade in the water -- Nelly Bly! / Jim crack corn : blue-tail fly.

Dixie / The homespun dress -- Song of the freedmen -- Goober peas -- Many thousand go -- John Brown's body -- Tenting tonight / When this cruel war is over / Lorena / The ship that never returned / Little old sod shanty -- Shoot the buffalo -- Hangtown gals -- I am bound for the Promised Land.

Nobody knows the trouble I've seen -- John Henry -- Drill, ye tarriers, drill! -- Jay Gould's daughter -- Big Rock Candy Mountain -- The little eau pleine -- The farmer is the man -- The jam on Gerry's rock -- Red River Valley -- The old Chisholm Trail -- Git along, little dogies -- My sweetheart's the mule in the mines / Down in the coal mine / When Johnny comes marching home.

Boll weevil -- Midnight special -- No more cane on this brazos -- Hard times in the mill -- Pie in the sky / Frankie and Johnny -- Around her neck she wore a yellow ribbon -- The poor working girl -- Hinky dinky parlay-voo! -- When the saints go marching in.

So long, it's been good to know yuh / Roll on, Columbia / Whoa, back, buck! / Beans, bacon, and gravy -- The TVA -- Darlin' Corrie -- I am a union woman / Joe Hill / Git back blues : black, brown, and white blues

Last night I had the strangest dream / Tom Dooley / Little boxes / Automation / The ballad of Ira Hayes / If I had a hammer : the hammer song / Freedom rider / Old man atom : a talking atomic blues / What have they done to the rain? / Society's child / The cities are burning / Fire and rain / Now that the buffalo's gone / I ain't marchin' any more / Where have all the flowers gone? / Pinkville helicopter / We shall overcome / Garbage! / My ramblin' boy / Spacey Jones / Kisses sweeter than wine

Folk guitar -- folk song : 150 favorite songs and how to play them

Uncle Joe ; The ship that never returned ; Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot? ; Brown eyes ; Drink it down ; I was born about ten thousand years ago ; Danville girl ; The housewife's lament ; Streets of glory ; Red River Valley ; Cole Younger ; A railroader for me ; All night long ; East Virginia ; Billy the kid ; The little orphan girl ; We're coming, Arkansas ; Louisville Burglar ; Rambling around ; Hard is the fortune of all womankind -- The bonnie ship, the Diamond ; Hudson River steamboat ; Cod liver oil ; How should I your true love know? ; The leatherwing bat ; Hey! Zhankoye ; Lady Gay ; Days of forty-nine ; The three ravens -- Darling Nellie Gray ; Yonder comes the high sheriff ; Handsome Molly ; Nine hundred miles ; The gallows pole ; The gal I left behind me ; The Tex-i-an boys ; The barnyards of Delgaty ; Lily of the west ; The wraggle-taggle gypsies ; Look down that lonesome road ; The parting glass ; MacPherson's farewell ; The minstrel boy ; Must I go bound? ; Don't sing love songs ; Home, sweet home ; Careless love ; The bad girl ; The Dodger song -- Good morning, Mister Railroadman ; Hallelujah, I'm a Bum! ; The cuckoo ; The streets of Laredo ; Maids, when you're young, never wed an old man ; The next market day ; Once I had a sweetheart ; Beautiful dreamer ; The queen of hearts ; Mountains of Mourne ; How can I keep from singing? ; The foggy dew ; Cockles and mussels -- The Portland County Jail ; The lumberman in town ; The bigler ; The son of a Gambolier ; Charlie Mopps ; Ye parliaments of England ; Handsome cabin boy ; The man who waters the workers' beer -- Swannanoa Tunnel ; I'll fly away ; Don't you weep after me ; Omie wise ; I am a Pilgrim ; The roving gambler ; Sowing on the mountain ; Kentucky bootlegger ; Oh, Mary, don't you weep ; That's all right ; Maple leaf rag ; Penny's farm ; Rake and rambling boy ; Mighty day ; Motherless children ; Been on the Charlie so long ; The ox-driving song ; Raise a ruckus tonight ; Cannonball blues ; Duncan and Brady ; Duncan and Brady (Instrumental version) -- Old gospel ship ; Battleship of Maine ; Tom Cat Blues ; Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again ; Cumberland Gap ; Sally Ann ; Liza Jane ; Little birdie ; Free little bird ; Pay day at Coal Creek ; Skillet good and greasy ; Beans, bacon and gravy ; Goin' across the mountain ; Cripple Creek ; Buddy, Won't you roll down the line ; Darling Cory ; Can the circle be unbroken ; Foggy mountain top ; The wabash Cannonball ; Baltimore fire -- Wanderin' ; I'm a stranger here ; Weave room blues ; When I lay down ; Winnisboro Cotton Mill blues ; The blues ain't nothin' ; You don't know my mind -- Jelly roll blues ; Rocks and gravel ; Ain't no more cane on the Brazis ; C.C. Rider ; Lonesome Blues ; Another man done gone ; Told my captain -- East Colorado blues ; Abilene ; Sugar babe blues ; Last fair deal gone down ; When things go wrong with you ; Number twelve train -- Mary Ann ; Let me go down ; Dry weather houses ; John B. ; Day-O ; Hill and Gully rider ; Money is King -- Pay me my money down ; Matilda ; Out the fire ; Take me, Sailor boy ; Gulf stream ; Linstead market ; Angelique-O -- Water come to me eye ; Encore musique ; Delia ; Choucounne ; Feuille-O ; Guardian beauty contest.

Hi! ho! The rattlin' bog : and other folk songs for group singing

Hi! Ho! The rattlin' bog. Dashing away with the smoothing iron. B for Barney. Three craws. Paper of pins. Hill an' gully. Candy man -- Souling song. Unite and Unite (Padstow May song). May Day carol (I've been a-wand'rin' all this night). Wren song -- Green corn. Sourwood mountain. Jubilee! Mango walk. Give the fiddler a dram. Some say the devil's dead! I've been to Haarlem. Old Joe Clark. Cripple Creek. MacTavish. Shady grove -- Bonny banks of Virgie-O. Bonny Earl o'Moray. Carrion crow. Cock Robin. As I walked through London city -- Fire! Fire! Ballindery. Won't you go my way? Haul away, Joe! Mingulay boat song. My bonny lad. Leave her, Johnny. I'se the B'y that builds the boat. Paddy Doyle. Shanandar -- Skin and bones. Sinner man. Devil's questions. As I was going to Banbury. Gray goose -- Doodle dandy. Johnny has gone for a soldier. Soldier boy (Walking on the green grass) -- Wild mountain thyme. Sheep-shearing song. While shepherds watched their flocks by night. (On Ilkla moor baht hat). Wondrous love.

This land is your land [sound recording] : 101 of America's greatest folk songs.

More songs to grow on; [music] a new collection of folk songs for children.

Songs to grow on

Folk-songs of the South : collected under auspices of West Virginia Folk-lore Society

West Virgina classics ;

West Virginia classics ;

Spiritual folk-songs of early America : two hundred and fifty tunes and texts, with an introduction and notes