Index - Old-Time Songbooks

Subject: RE: Index - Old-Time Songbooks
From: GUEST
Date: 03 Nov 20 - 10:12 AM

when the summer came and the sunshine to the windows one your hair, darling i'll be there and I watch you all my heart be so i love you, i love you, the volio, the volio, mi amor

Subject: RE: Index - Old-Time Songbooks
From: Artful Codger
Date: 12 Jan 10 - 05:20 PM

Can some moderator change the thread title to be more specific?

Subject: RE: Index - Old-Time Songbooks
From: GUEST,landclam1
Date: 11 Jan 10 - 10:59 AM

I have a songbook signed by bradley kincaid named My favorite mountain ballads and old time songs any idea if of any value?

Steve [e-mail]

Subject: RE: Index - Old-Time Songbooks
From: Q (Frank Staplin)
Date: 29 Feb 08 - 11:36 PM

Order direct from venerablemusic.com
On the Old Homestead label; $US 16.00.
28 tracks including the two you mention.

Subject: RE: Index - Old-Time Songbooks
From: GUEST,Mary
Date: 29 Feb 08 - 11:21 PM

Where can I purchase the Bradley Kincaid CD w/Barbara Allen & Methodist Pie?

Subject: BRADLEY KINCAID, INDEX OF SONGS
From: Q (Frank Staplin)
Date: 11 Apr 05 - 03:58 PM

"My Favorite Mountain Ballads and Old Time Songs," Bradley Kincaid, 1928. (As sung over WLS, the Prairie Farmer Station. Printed by Bradley Kincaid. Tunes provided. 47 pp.

INDEX

As I Walked Out
Barbara Allen
Billy Boy
Bury Me Out on the Prairie
Cuckoo Is a Pretty Bird (A Forsaken Lover)
Dying Cowboy [Streets of Laredo vers., short]
Fair and Tender Ladies
Fair Ellen
Four Thousand Years Ago
Frankie (Gambler's Song)
Froggie Went A-Courtin'
I Asked Her If She Loved Me (Over There) [Not the WWI tune]
I Gave My Love a Cherry
I Loved You Better Than You Knew
I'm Dying for Someone to Love Me
Liza Up in the 'Simmon Tree
Methodist Pie
No, I Won't Have Him (Old Man Who Came Over the Moor)
No, Sir, No
Paper of Pins
Pearl Bryan
Pretty Polly
Soldier! Soldier! Will You Marry Me?
Sour Wood Mountains
Swapping Song
Sweet Kitty Wells
The Butcher Boy (I Died for Love)
The Gypsie Laddie
The Lily of the West
The Little Mohee (From the English "The Indian Lass")
The Turkish Lady [Lord Bateman]
Tildy Johnson
Two Sisters