Anglo-American ballads /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	Archive of American Folk Song
Other Authors:	Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002 (Editor), Gladden, Texas, 1895-1966 (Performer), Baker, Horton (Performer), Guthrie, Woody, 1912-1967 (Performer), Tarwater, Rebecca (Performer), Ball, E. C. (Estil Cortez), 1913-1978 (Performer), Borusky, Pearl (Performer), DeNoyer, Emery (Performer), Moore, Alex, 1899-1989 (Performer), May, Basil (Folk musician) (Performer), Steele, Pete, 1891-1985 (Performer), Williams, Willie (Singer) (Performer)
Format:	CD Audio
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory, [1956]
Series:	Folk music of the United States.
Subjects:	Ballads, English > United States. Folk songs, English > United States. Folk songs, English > Southern States. Work songs. Chansons folkloriques anglaises > États-Unis (Sud) Chansons de travail. Ballads, English. Folk songs, English. Southern States. United States. Ballads. Folk music. Ballades (Chansons)

Table of Contents:

The house carpenter (Mrs. Texas Gladden)
The farmer's curst wife (Horton Baker)
The Gypsy Davy (Woody Guthrie)
Barbara Allen (Rebecca Tarwater)
Pretty Polly (E.C. Ball)
The rich old farmer (Mrs. Pearl Borusky)
The devil's nine questions ; Old Kimball ; One morning in May (Mrs. Texas Gladden)
The little brown bulls (Emery DeNoyer)
The Sioux Indians (Alex Moore)
Lady of Carlisle (Basil May)
Pretty Polly (Pete Steele)
It makes a long time man feel bad (Cumins State Farm)
O Lord, don't 'low me to beat 'em (Willie Williams).