The folk years [sound recording] : a singers and songwriters collection.

'Til we outnumber 'em [sound recording] : a once-in-a-lifetime gathering of singers, players, 'n' talkers gives props to the songs & stories of one of America's most outspoken & influential artists, recorded live at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum tribute to Woody Guthrie.

Until we outnumber them

Blue wheat.

Hard times come again no more; arranged.

Nelly Bly; arranged.

American folk song sketches. He's goin' away; arranged.

Buffalo gals; arranged.

Shenandoah (Song); arranged.

Oh, Shenandoah / He's goin' away / Skip to my Lou / Steal away / Wayfarin' stranger / Soldier, soldier, won't you marry me? / Pretty Saro / Johnny has gone for a soldier / Black is the color / Red River Valley / Nelly Bly / My Lord, what a mornin' / Jeanie with the light brown hair / Hard times come again no more / Single girl / Deep river / Buffalo gals / Cool White [John Hodges] ; Water is wide / Black sheep

Yesterday's gone [sound recording].

The folk years

A singers and songwriters collection

Folk years.

Singers and songwriters collection.

If I had a hammer This land is your land All I really want to do There's a meetin' here tonight Walk right in Yesterday's gone I'll never find another you Mr. Tambourine Man Gentle on my mind Daydream For lovin' me Sloop John B Banana boat song (Day-O) Marianne Tijuana Jail

Tom Dooley I shall be released It ain't me babe There but for fortune A little bitty tear Lizzie Borden 500 miles The unicorn Monday, Monday Everybody's talkin' Ode to Billie Joe Elusive butterfly Someday soon Raspberries, strawberries My old man (Live)

Song of America [sound recording].

Lakota dream song Once more our God vouchsafe to shine Let us break bread together God save the King Young ladies in town The old woman taught wisdom The liberty song Yankee Doodle Jefferson and liberty Hail Columbia The star spangled banner Sometimes I feel like a motherless child Peg and awl Sweet Betsy from Pike Trail of tears Declaration of sentiments Go down Moses Dixie's land John Brown's body Battle hymn of the republic Johnny I hardly knew ye Thousands are sailing to Amerikay The farmer is the man Home on the range Stars & stripes forever Sleep, my child = Schlof mayn kind Over there How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm Lift every voice and sing Happy days are here again Brother, can you spare a dime? Seven cent cotton and forty cent meat Deportee (Plane wreck at Los Gatos) Rosie the riveter Reuben James The great atomic power Little boxes The times they are a changin' Apache tears Get together Say it loud (I'm black and I'm proud) Ohio What's going on? I am woman Youngstown Wave The message Streets of Philadelphia Where were you when the world stopped turning? This land is your land

Rise up singing [music] : the group-singing song book

America -- life, culture and history in the USA Ballads & Old Songs -- traditional songs and carols of the British Jsles City -- trials and joys of urban life Creativity -- fiddlers, dancers, weavers and singers Dreams & Fantasies -- songs of the imagination Ecology -- care for the earth and our environment Faith -- OldWorld hymns, White spirituals, new folk hymns, songs of Judaism Farm & Prairie -- farmers, migrant workers and cowboys Freedom -- songs of the BlackAmerican civil rights/liberation movement Friendship -- hugs, old buddies, tears & folks to lean on Funny Songs -- humor for the "big kids" Golden Oldies -- popular songs from the 1890's to the 1940's Good Times -- wassails, jugbands, nights-on-the town & other revelry Gospel -- composed hymns of the late 19th & early 20th century revival mectings Hard Times & Blues -- perseverance, prison, loneliness & some murders Home & Family -- children, parenting & other nesting activities Hope -- gentle social change songs, personal change, love for humanity Love -- romance Lullabies and night songs Men -- on new male roles (and some old ones, too) Mountain Voices -- songs from Appalachia Outdoors -- songs & hymns celebrating nature, weather, wilderness & mornings Peace -- keeping the planet alive Play -- silly songs, animal songs & tons of other kids' favorites Rich & Poor -- "Wobblies", tramps, rising prices & economic justice Rounds -- less "serious" canons (most with music) Sacred Rounds & Chants -- on unity, hope, peace & the Spirit Sea -- sailors, seaports, shipwrecks & loved ones back home Spirituals -- Black traditional hymns from the days of slavery Struggle -- fights for national freedom & a just world Time & Changes -- seasons of the year, seasons of life Travelin' -- canalboats, railroad men, truck drivers (& more hoboes) Unity -- equality, community, solidarity Women -- celebrating our sisterhood, claiming our stories Work -- working folks' experiences & struggles for dignity & their unions

The very best of Pete Seeger [sound recording].

Playlist

Playlist (Sony Music Entertainment, Inc.)

If I had a hammer Goodnight Irene / Barbara Allen Talking union / Wimoweh, Mbube John Henry Little boxes Michael row the boat ashore This land is your land Guantanamera Where have all the flowers gone? Turn! Turn! Turn! (To everything there is a season) The bells of rhymney Waist deep in the big muddy We shall overcome

Pete

Pete Seeger & friends

Well may the world go My rainbow race Huddie Ledbetter The Water is wide All mixed up Sailing down my golden river Kisses sweeter that wine Living in the country How can I keep from singing Garbage Natural history (spider's web) Old devil time Of time and rivers flowing In the evening To everyone in all the world River of my people Russian song ; Ode to joy To my old brown Earth

Troubadours of the folk era. Volume 3, [The groups] [sound recording].

Troubadours of the folk era. Volume 3, The groups.

Groups

Newport broadside : Newport Folk Festival, 1963.

Playboys and playgirls The willing conscript ; Ramblin' boy Talking atomic blues Come all ye gallant drivers Fighting for my rights ; I love your dog, I love my dog ; Get on board, little children I don't want your millions, mister ; The ballad of Harry Simms Where did you come from Ballad of Medgar Evers ; Talking Birmingham jam Coyote, my little brother With God on our side

Classic maritime music from Smithsonian Folkways recordings [sound recording].