Below are listed the albums I am aware of, and a concert
preserved at the Library of Congress.

Anyone know of any additional recordings ????
Thanks!
Best wishes, Thomas.

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FOLK LEGACY FSI-50 CD-50       LP 1974
            CD-50
HELEN SCHNEYER
Ballads, Broadsides & Hymns
14p Booklet Of Lyrics & Notes Inside

Fountain Filled With Blood
He Set Me Free
I Know Moonlight
Jerusalem, My Happy Home
Meeting in the Air
My Father, How Long
On the Hallelujah Line
Shine for Jesus
Shout in the Camp
Sweetest Words He Ever Said, The
There Is a Land
Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight




FOLK LEGACY FSI-85          LP 1981
            CD-85
ON THE HALLELUJAH LINE Gospel Songs and Hymns
Helen Bonchek Schneyer
with instrumental and vocal ensemble.

Meeting in the air --
On the hallelujah line --
Where is my wandering boy tonight --
There's a shout in the camp --
My Father, how long --
Shine for Jesus --
He set me free --
The sweetest words He ever said --
Jerusalem, my happy home --
There is a land --
I know moonlight --
Fountain filled with blood.



Folk-Legacy CD-75             CD 2004
THE CONTINUING TRADITION, VOL. 1: BALLADS
A Folk-Legacy Sampler

8. Driving Saw-Logs on the Plover - Helen Schneyer



Library of Congress Music Division concert, 2004-05-14
Concert given under the auspices of the Music Division and the American Folklife Center in the Library of Congress.
Produced by the Music Division and the Recording Laboratory of the Library of Congress.
Library of Congress playback copy: RGB 3348-3349.
Contents performed on program not given.

Performer(s): Hazel Dickens, vocals ; Helen Schneyer, vocals; with Dudley Connell, guitar and harmony vocals ; Barry Mitterhoff, mandolin ; Jack Leiderman, fiddle; Richard Underwood, banjo ; Marshall Wilborn, double bass.

Recorded in the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., May 15, 2004.



TIMBERHEAD MUSIC(Camden, ME) xxxxx       CD 2005
WHAT A SINGING THERE WILL BE
Helen Schneyer

Recorded live at Maple Corner Community Center, Calais, Vermont, by Charles Eller, on November 9, 2003.

Featuring Riki Schneyer, Robin Murie, John Wenstrom, dick Swain, and Jeff Davis.

Cross Over to the Other Side of Jordan --
Palace Grand --
Shallo Brown --
Keep on the Firing Line --
Nelly Was a Lady --
That's All Right --
Leave You in the Hands of My Lord --
I Was Right, I Was Wrong All Along --
Driving Saw Logs on the Plover --
Queen Jane --
Coal in the Stone --
Better Home --
Lonesome Robin --
By and By I'm Going to See the King.