Subject: Songbook Indexing; Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Aug 07 - 10:34 PM Some of my favorite songbooks were published (mostly in the 1960s) by Oak Publications. I'm not sure of the history of Oak Publications. Their songbooks all seem to have a similar format, and that format is also used in songbooks from People's Songs and from Sing Out! Magazine. If you can post information about the history of Oak Publications, I'll incorporate it into the second message in this thread. I think this (click) is a pretty good index of Oak Publications still in print(although it does not include Oak books that have been republished by other companies)
-Joe Offer- How to use Songbook IndexesUse [CTRL-F] to find the you want, and then post a request for the song at the bottom of the thread. We'll contact the songbook owner and obtain the lyrics, and we'll post an answer or a link in your request message.The assumption is that people who post indexes have the books or have access to them - and they're willing to post any of the songs listed. To search this page, hit [CTRL-F] on your keyboard. Susan of DT sent me a list of all Oak publications, compiled sometime in the very early 1970s:
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Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing; Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Aug 07 - 10:35 PM reserved for the history of Oak Publications |
Subject: Index: 101 plus 5 Songs for Camp (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Aug 07 - 10:38 PM I got my start singing at campfires, so I've always loved camp songs. Years ago, I heard of an Oak Publications book called 101 Plus Five Songs for Camp [compiled and edited with notes by Mike Cohen on the use of folk songs in a camp music program, 1966]. From that day on, I coveted that book. I dated a woman in the mid-1990s, and I found out she had a copy of THAT book. It almost kept the relationship alive long after it should have died. Later, I was able to find my own copy, so I have no regrets about ending that relationship. Now that I look at the book, I see that most of the songs are far too sophisticated for the style of campfire singing that works for me - but they're good songs. Still, how can you think of camp songs without "The Hole In the Bottom of the Sea" and "The Deacon Went Down"? -Joe- Here's the index: 101 Plus 5 Songs for Camp Sea Chanties, Story Ballads, Work Songs, Animal Songs, Spirituals, Songs for Fun and Nonsense compiled and edited with notes by Mike Cohen on the use of folk songs in a camp music program first printing, 1966 - price: $3.95
Ah Poor Bird (Round) Angel Band Arkansas Traveler The Banks of the Verigo Barbara Allen Battle of Saratoga Beware, Oh, Take Care Bile Them Cabbage Down Bill Grogin’s Goat Bog In The Valley-O Bold Fisherman Boothbay Whale Border Trail Border Trail - Winter Version Bound For Glory Buffalo Boy Bulldog and the Bullfrog By and By Canoe Song (Round) The Card Song The Cat Came Back The Chair at Tremblant The Chivalrous Shark Colony Times Come Follow (Round) Cornball Matching Test Deep Blue Sea Delia’s Gone Dem Bones Gonna Rise Again Devil and the Farmer’s Wife Dona Nobis (Round) Drill Ye Tarriers Dunderbeck Erie Canal Escape of John Webb Father’s Whiskers Foolish Questions Golden Vanity Gory, Gory Green Grow the Rushes-Ho Greenland Fisheries Groundhog Haul Away Joe Haul On the Bowline Hava Na Shira (Round) Hey, Betty Martin (Hiking Song) Hi-Ro Jerum Home Deary Home Ilkla Moor Baht Hat I'll Fly Away I’m On My Way Jenny Jenkins John Henry John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt (Round) Johnson’s Ale The Keeper Kilgary Mountain Kookaburra (Round) Looky, Looky Yonder Long John Mammy Don’t ‘Low Marching to Pretoria Men Into Plowshares (Round) The Mermaid Michael Finnigin (Round) Mountain Dew Mrs. Murphy’s Chowder My Dame Had a Lame Tame Crane (Round) New Bedford Whaler Ninety-Nine Bottles of Beer (Hiking Song) Oh, How Lovely Is the Evening (Round) Oh, Mary Don’t You Weep Old Arm Chair Old Lord of Northern Sea The Old Miller’s Will Old Rattler Oleana Pick a Bale of Cotton Pod Huger Times Pretty Polly Putting On the Style Putting On the Style - Ski Version The Rifleman At Bennington Roll Jordan, Roll Roll Over Rose, Rose (Round) Russian Lullaby (Round) Sail Away Ladies Sarasponda (Round) Scotland’s Burning (Round) Springfield Mountain Sweet the Evening Air of May (Round) Take This Hammer Tea Ships Three-Four Go Left, Right (Hiking Song) Three Li'l Piggies The Titanic Tune the Old Cow Died On We Hunted and We Hallowed We’ll Rant and We’ll Roar White Coral Bells (Round) White Sand and Grey Sand (Round) Who Did Swallow Jonah Why Shouldn’t My Goose (Round) Yea Ho, Little Fish |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Phil Cooper Date: 07 Aug 07 - 11:03 PM I first started dabbling in guitar tunings using Stefan Grossman's Guitar tuning book, first published by Oak. He also had a country blues guide out by Oak. Broadside magazine did some "best of" publications, which I think also came out on Oak. |
Subject: Index: Songs for Swinging Housemothers (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 07 Aug 07 - 11:21 PM This one may be my favorite: Songs for Swinging Housemothers (Frank Lynn - revised edition, 1961 & 1963). I think this one was first published by another firm. By the way, the price on my copy is $2.95. I had an earlier (Pre-Oak) edition, but I gave it to my sister last week. Songs for Swinging Housemothers by Frank Lynn revised edition copyright 1961 & 1963, by James Leisy Music Oak Publications edition, $2.95, published by Fearon Publishers, San Francisco.
Ach du Lieber Augustine, 135 Adam, 136 Ain't Gonna Grieve My Lord No More, 332 Alcoholic Baby, 81 All God's Chillen Got Shoes, 313 All My Trials, 325 All Through the Night, 149 Alli Alli Illium (See Poor and the Rich, The) Alouette, 101 Amici, 146 And When I Die, 89 Annie Laurie, 154 Arlberg Ski School, The, 93 Around Her Hair She Wore a Purple Ribbon, 42 A-roving, 263 Asteroid Light, The, 273 At the Boarding House, 55 Au Clair de la Lume, 104 Auld Lang Syne, 156 Aupres de Ma Blonde, 103 Aura Lee, 145 Australia, 286 A-Workin' On the Railroad, 165 Banks of the Ohio, 169 Barbara Allen, 223 Barkeep, Barkeep, 134 Battle Hymn of the Republic, The, 211 Be Kind to Your Web-footed Friends, 130 Beer, Beer, 89 Beer Bottle (See Old Beer Bottle, An) Bell-bottomed Trousers, 265 Betty and Dupree, 249 Bible Stories, 132 Bile the Cabbage Down, 195 Billboard Song, The, 19 Billie Magee Magaw, 189 Billy Boy, 193 Birmingham Jail, The (See Down in the Valley) Black-eyed Susie, 196 Blest Be the Tie That Binds, 141 Blood Red Roses, 269 Blow the Candles Out, 241 Blow the Man Down, 287 Blue Tail Fly, The, 187 Blues Ain't Nothin' but a Good Man Feelin' Bad, The, 248 Bohemia Hall, 81 Boll Weevil, The, 214 Bonhomme, 102 Bound for the Promised Land, 330 Bring Out the Old Silver Goblet, 78 Buffalo Boy, 180 Buffalo Gals, 203 Bulldog on the Bank, The, 24 Burglar and the Old Maid, The, 34 Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie, 294 C.C. Rider, 247 Call Out the Army and the Navy, 21 Camptown Baces, The, 192 Cannibal King, A, 50 Cannibal King Medley, 50 Capital Ship, A, 276 Captain Kidd, 171 Careless Love, 182 Cat and the Mouse, The, 6 Chandler's Wife, The, 225 Cherry in a Manhattan, A, 57 Cherry Tree Carol, The, 234 Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, 104 Clementine, 175 Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue, 160 Cocaine Lil, 159 Cockles and Mussels, 232 Come, Follow, 117 Copper Kettle, 53 Corena, 254 Cottage Next to Mine, The, 47 Cowboy's Dream, The, 303 Cowboy's Lament, The (See Streets of Laredo, The) Crawdad Song, The, 174 Danville Girl, The, 215 Darby Ram, The, 137 Deep River, 317 Desperado, The, 301 Die Lorelei, 113 Do Your Ears Hang Low?, 30 Don't Cry, Lady, 35 Down by the Riverside (See I Ain't Gonna Study War Mo More) Down in the Valley, 179 Drill, To Tarriers, Drill, 163 Drink 'er Down (See Here's to Good Old Beer) Drink to Me Only with Good Hard Cider, 153 Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, 153 Drinking Medley, 82 Drunk Last Night, 82 Drunkard's Doom, The, 71 Drunken Sailor, The, 266 Du, Du Liegst Mir im Herzen, 111 Dutch Coupany, The, 83 Dying Hobo, The, 179 East Virginia, 260 Eating Goober Peas, 209 Ee-Lee-Ay-Lee-Oh, 280 Eight Bells, 271 Er—i—e Canal, The, 270 Erie Canal, The, 274 Everybody Loves Saturday Night, 204 Eyes of Texas, The, 11 Ezekiel Saw the Wheel, 314 Far Above Cayuga's Waters, 146 Farmer Who Went Out for Beer, The, 112 Father Put the Cow Out, 123 Fire Ship, The, 264 Foggy, Foggy Dew, The, 183 Four Hairy Apes, 52 Four Maries, The, 239 Four Nights Drunk, 138 Fox, The, 226 Frankie and Johnny, 157 Frere Jacques, 117 Frozen Lover, The, 516 Garbage Man's Daughter, The, 63 Gently, Johnny, My Jingalo, 237 Girl of My Dreams, The, 9 Girls Can Never Change Their Nature, 43 Give Me That Old Time Religion, 308 Glorious (See Drunk Last Night) Glorious Beer, 79 Go Down, Moses, 320 Go Tell Aunt Rhody, 181 Go Tell It on the Mountain, 307 Golden Slippers, 198 Good—bye, My Lover, Good—bye, 290 Goodnight, Ladies, 131 Gory, Gory, 99 Granmaw's in the Cellar, 30 Grandfather's Clock, 4 Great Green Gobs of Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts, 3 Green Grow the Lilacs, 181 Green Grow the Rushes, 233 Greenback Dollar, 260 Greensleeves, l48 Grün, Grün, Grün, 114 Hallelujah, I'm a Bum, 205 Hand Me Down My Walking Cane, 200 Hangman, Hangman, 224 Haul Away, Joe, 279 He Didn't Have a Bend in His Knees, 98 He That Will an Ale House Keep, 115 Hearse Song, The, 60 Heaven Is So High, 323 Hell-bound Train, The, 208 Her Mother Never Told Her, 72 Here's to Good Old Beer, 86 He's Got the Whole World in His Hands, 321 Hey, Ho, Nobody Home, 115 High Barbaree, 275 Hokey Pokey, The, 122 Hol—la—hi! Hol-la—ho!, 109 Home in that Rock, 324 Home on the Range, 300 Horses Run Around, The, 127 House Carpenter, The, 282 How We Love To See Our Dear Old Mother Work, 57 Hygiene Song, The, 16 I Ain't Gonna Study War No More, 311 I Am a Pilgrim, 328 I Gave My Love a Cherry (See Riddle Song, The) I Had a Little Duck, 90 I Know Where I'm Goin', 219 I Ride an Old Paint, 293 I Shot a Sneeze into the Air, 33 I Took My Sweetie for a Sleigh Ride, 60 I Want a Beer, 77 I Was Born About Ten Thousand Years Ago, 134 I Was Born in Jersey City, 126 I Wish I Was Single Again, 217 Ich Bin der Musikant, 106 I'll He Ready When the Great Day Comes, 318 I'm a Man That's Done Wrong to My Parents, 68 I'm Just a Poor Wayfaring Stranger, 329 In the Cellar of Timberline Lodge, 94 In the Evening by the Moonlight, 26 In the Pines, 245 In the Store, 77 Insist on a Warranty Deed, 222 Irish Wake, The, 128 It Ain't My Baby, 20 It Pays to Advertise, 47 It's Always Fair Weather, 84 It's the Syme the Whole World Over, 61 I've Been Workin' on the Railroad, 10 I've Got No Use for the Women, 304 Jack Is Every Inch a Sailor, 269 Jack O'Diamonds, 80 Jacob's Ladder, 310 Jesse James, 168 Jimmie Crack Corn (See Blue Tail fly, The) Jne Turner, 253 John S. Sails, The, 266 John Brown's Baby, 211 John Brown's Body, 210 John Hardy, 166 John Henry, 161 John Jacob Jingleheiner Schmidt, 121 John Peel, 227 Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier, 207 Jcbnny Vorbeck, 27 Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, 315 Juanita, 151 Just a Closer Walk with Thee, 322 Keeper of the Eddystone Light, The, 272 Keeper of the London Zoo, The, 273 Keeper Would A—hunting Go, The, 228 King's Navy, The, 77 Kookaburra, 119 Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl, 75 Lanky Lucy Lister, 17 Lavender Cowboy, The, 144 Lessons in Love, 35 Let Her Go, 37 Let Her Sleep Under the Bar (See Her Mother Never Told Her) Let My Little Light Shine, 334 Letter Edged in Black, The, 66 Little Brown Jug, 90 Little Phoebe, 142 Little Tom Tinker, 119 Logger Lover (See Frozen Lover, The) Lolly—Too-Dun,T6 Lonesome Valley, 327 Lord Randall, 220 Lola Belle Black, 45 Mama Have You Heard the News?, 70 Man on the New Pair of Skis, The, 93 Man Without a Woman, A, S Marianina, 40 Mary Ann McCarty, 212 Mary Had a William Goat, 39 Meetin' at the Buildin', 335 Men of Harlech, 240 Mermaid, The, 281 Merrily We Roll the Keg, 136 Michael Finnigin, 121 Midnight on the Ocean, 55 Midnight Special, The, 252 Mimi, the College Widow, 1 M-I-N-E, 51 Miss Bailey, 231 Mister Froggie Went A-courtin' , 185 Mister Reilly, 122 Mountain Dew (See Old Mountain Dew) Mountaineer's Courtship, The, (See Buffalo Boy) Mrs. Murphy's Chowder, 36 Mushrooms, 41 Muss I Denn, 110 My Bonnie, 176 My Cross-eyed Girl, 143 My God, How the Money Rolls In, 177 My Name Is Yon Yonson, 120 Nancy Brown (See West Virgiany Hill, The) New River Train, i8 Night Herding Song, 306 Nine Hundred Miles, 255 Nine Men Slept in a Boarding House Bed, 120 Nine Pound Hammer, 257 Ninety Pounds of Rucksack, 96 No Hidin' Place, 331 Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen, 320 Oh, How He Lied, 31 Oh, How Lovely Is the Evening, 116 Oh, Mary, Don't You Weep, 312 Oh, No, John, 177 Oh, Susanna, 191 Oh, Won't That Be Joyful (See Peanuts) Old Ark's A-Moverin', The, 316 Old Beer Bottle, An, 14 Old Chisholm Trail, The, 296 Old Folks at Home, 194 Old King Cole, 129 Old Maid, The, 11 Old Man Who Lived Near Hell, The, 218 Old Mountain Dew, 88 Old Stormalong, 283 Old Texas, 294 Old Time Religion (See Give Me That Old Time Religion) Omelette, 101 Omie Wise, 73 On Mules We Find Two Legs Behind, 37 On the Farm, 76 On Top of a Mountain, 99 On Top of Old Baldy, 178 On Top of Old Smoky, 178 Once There Were Three Fishermen, 131 One Fish Ball, 13 One More River to Cross, 356 Original Talking Blues, The, 250 Out in the Great Northwest, 597 Paddy Murphy, 78 Paper of Pins, 184 Pat Works on the Railroad (See A-workin' on the Railroad) Patsy Ory-Ory—Aye (See A-workin' on the Railroad) Peanuts, 4 Persian Kitten, The, 41 Personal Friend of Mine, A, 48 Pick a Bale of Cotton, 164 Pig Got Up and Slowly Walked Away, The, 87 Pink Pajamas, 212 Polly Wolly Doodle, 190 Poor and the Rich, The, 135 Poor Babes in the Woods, 63 Poor Boy, 173 Poor Lil, 15 Poor Old Slave, The, 124 Poor Working Girl, The, 69 Pope, The, 85 Puttin' on the Style, 202 Quartermaster Corps, The (See On the Farm) Railroad Bill, 242 Rattin Family, The, 59 Red River Valley, 180 Reuben Ranzo, 285 Rex, the Piddling Pup, 44 Riddle Song, The, 150 Rio Grande, The, 284 Rock About, My Saro Jane, 291 Roll on the Ground, Boys, 261 Rolling Down the Mountain (See West Virginny Hills, The) Rosewood Casket, 259 Round the Corner, 123 Roving Gambler, The, 206 Roving Kind, The (See Fire Ship, The) Row, Row, Row Your Boat, 118 Rye Whiskey, 80 Sailor Is a Sailor, A, 22 Sally Carter, 61 Samuel Hall, 170 Santy Anno, 292 S-A-V-E-D, 43 Schnitzelbank, 108 Scotland's Burning, 117 Shackles of Shame, 67 She Is More to Be Pitied than Censured, 64 She Promised to Meet Me When the Clock Struck Seventeen, 125 She'll Be Skiing Down the Mountain, 96 Shenandoah, 288 Ship That Never Returned, The, 62 Ship Titanic, The (See Titanic, The) Short'nin' Bread, 197 Shorty George, 256 Show Me the Easy Way Down, 100 Shussing Down the Sherman, 95 Silver Dagger, 188 Silver Dollar, 3 Sipping Cider Through a Straw, 49 Sixpence, 53 Ski, Ski, Ski, 94 Ski Slow, You Ski Patrol, 100 Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child, 333 Son of a Gambolier, The, 199 Son of a Gun for Beer, 133 Souse Family, The (See Dutch Company, The) South Australia (See Australia) Spanish Is the Loving Tongue, 153 Spanish Ladies, 289 St. James Infirmary, The, 244 Standing in the Need of Prayer, 322 Steal Away, 319 Strawberry Roan, The, 298 Streets of Laredo, The, 295 Strolling Through Norfolk, 267 Student and the Tunnel, The, 25 Suicide Song, The, 58 Susan MacGoozan, 126 Sven, 97 Swanee River (See Old Folks at Home) Sweet and Low, 150 Sweet Eveline, 84 Sweet Violets, 28 Sweetly Sings the Donkey, 119 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, 308 Take the Leg from Some Old Table, 31 Take This Hammer, 162 Taps, 136 Tell Me Why, 147 That Old Mountain Dew (See Old Mountain Dew) That's Where My Money Goes, 32 That's Why I Do Like I Do, 7 There Is a Tavern in the Town, 201 There's a Hole in My Bucket, 140 There's Nothing the Matter with My Girl, 46 These Bones Gonna Rise Again, 309 They Had to Carry Harry to the Ferry, 83 Things Women Do, 2 Three Blind Mice, 116 Three Jolly Coachmen (See Landlord, Fill the Flowing Bowl) Titanic, The, 12 Told My Captain, 246 Tom Dooley, 167 Trail to Mexico, The, 305 Twelve Days of Christmas, The, 235 Two Boarda upon Cold Powder Snow, 92 Two Maids West A—Milking One Day, 221 Underneath the Takeoff, 91 Unfortunate Miss Bailey (See Miss Bailey) Upidee, 33 Vassar Hygiene Song (See Hygiene Song) Vicar of Bray, The, 230 Villain and the Maiden, The (See Oh, How He Lied) Vive l'Amour, 29 Waltz Her to a Corner, 152 Wanderin', 251 Was Ist Das?, 107 Water Is Wide, The, 236 Wee Cooper O'Fife, The, 238 We'll Build a Bungalow, 51 West Virginny Hills, The, 8 When I Went to College, 133 When the Saints Go Marching In, 317 Where Are You Goin', My Good Old Man?, 56 White Coral Bells, 118 Who Did?, 130 Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?, 38 Whoopee Ti Yi Yo, 302 Why Shouldn't My Goose, 118 Wide Missouri, The (See Shenandoah) Wildwood Flower, 262 Willow Tree, The, 172 Willy the Weeper, 158 Workin' on the Railroad (See I've Been Workin' On the Rai1road) Worried Man Blues, 243 Wraggle—Taggle Gypsies, The, 229 Wreck of the F.F.V., 258 Yellow Rose of Texas, The, 213 You Can Dig My Grave, 327 You Can't Get to Heaven (See Ain't Gonna Grieve My Lord No More) Yuazuray (See Poor and the Rich, The) Zulu King, The (See Cannibal King, A) Zum Gali Gali, 114 |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 07 Aug 07 - 11:57 PM SWH list missing a couple- I'll wait to see it edited. I have Ritchie and Peggy Seeger if you want them. |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 08 Aug 07 - 12:46 AM Go ahead and post Ritchie and Peggy Seeger and any others you have, Q. Thanks a lot. -Joe- |
Subject: Index: Singing Cowboy (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 07:18 AM "Singing Cowboy" collected and edited by Margaret Larkin, originally published by Alfred Knopf 1931, reissued in paperback by Oak 1963. Singing Cowboy: A Book of Western Songs Collected and edited by Margaret Larkin Published originally by Alfred Knopf, Inc., 1931 Oak Publications Edition, 1963 - price: $2.95
Black Tail Range, The Brown-Eyed Lee Buffalo Skinners California Joe Chisholm Trail, two versions Cowboy, The Cowboy's Heaven, The Cowboy's Lament Dreary Black Hills Dreary Life, The Fair Lady of the Plains Fuller and Warren Git Along Little Dogies, two versions Goodbye, Old Paint Great Grand-dad Home on the Range I Ride an Old Paint I'm Bound to Follow the Long Horn Cow Jesse James Jim the Roper Little Joe, the Wrangler My Love is a Rider Night Herding Song On the Lake of the Poncho Plains Plantonio Poor Lonesome Cowboy Rusty Jiggs and Sandy Sam Sam Bass Ten Thousand Cattle Texas Cowboy, The Trail to Mexico Utah Carroll Walking John Wandering Cowboy Way Out in Idyho Windy Bill Young Companions Zebra Dun |
Subject: Index: Bells of Rhymney (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 07:40 AM The Bells of Rhymney and Other Songs and Stories from the Singing of Pete Seeger published in 1964.
Aimee McPherson Another Man Done Goner Banks of Marble Bells of Rhymney Black Fly, The Brandy, Leave Me Alone Bring Me a Little Water, Silvy Danville Girl Declaration of Independence Didn't Old John Die Gedanken Sind Frei Djankoye East Virginia El Dia De Tu Santo Equinoxial Farther Along Foolish Frog, The Furusato Get Up and Go Groundhog Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall Harry Simms He Lies in the American Land Here's to the Couple Hey Li Lee Lo Hey, You Little brand New Baby Hieland Laddie How Can I Keep from Singing I Can See I'm On My Way I've Got to Know I Never Will Marry In the Evening Jam on Gerry's Rock Jay Gould's Daughter Jefferson and Liberty Johnny Riley Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy Lady Margaret Little Birdie Little Boxes Living in the Country Money Is King My Sweetheart's the Mule in the Mines No Irish Need Apply Oh, Had I a Golden Thread Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly, The One Grain of Sand One Man's Hands Over the Hills Pastures of Plenty Pay Day at Coal Creek Peat Bog Soldiers Pretty Saro River of My People Roll On, Columbia Sally, My Dear Shalom Chaverim Suiram Sweet Potatoes Talking Atom Talking Union Texian Boys T for Texas There Was a Man and He Was Mad This Little Light of Mine To My Old Brown Earth Tumbalalaika Turn, Turn, Turn Un Canadien Errant United Nations Make a Chain Union Maid Viv la Quince Brigada Wasn't That a Time Way Out There We Shall Overcome What Month Was My Jesus Born In Where Have All the Flowers Gone ? Wimoweh Windy Old Weather Woody's Rag Won't You Go Down, Old Hannah Worried Man Blues |
Subject: Index: 900 Miles/Houston (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 08:01 AM 900 Miles, the Ballads, Blues and Folksongs of Cisco Houston Edited for Publication by Moses Asch and Irwin Silber Musical Transcriptions by Jerry Silverman Duets Transcribed by Ethel Raim Additional transcriptions by Happy Traum Production: Ethel Raim and Paul Nelson Cover and Title Page drawings by Ben Shahn Letter to Cisco (Moses Asch) Cisco Houston Obituary (NY Times 30 April 1961) Cisco (Woody Guthrie) Singing on the Ships (Cisco Houston) Cisco's Legacy (Lee Hays) Fare Thee Well, Cisco (Tom Paxton) Blues for Cisco Houston (Tom McGrath) The Songs I Sing (Cisco Houston)
Beautiful Brown Eyes Brave Engineer, The Cat Came Back, The Crawdad Cryderville Jail Danville Girl Diamond Joe Dink's Song Dollar Down, A Drill Ye Tarriers Drill Dying Cowboy, The East Virginia E-ri-e Canal Fire Down Below Frozen Logger Get Along Little Dogies Gettin' Up Holler Girl in the Wood, The Great American Bum, The Great July Jones Gypsy Dave Hard, Ain't It Hard Hard Traveling Hobo Bill Hobo's Lullaby Hound Dog I Don't Mind Marrying I'm Going Down the Road Feeling Bad Intoxicated Rat, The I Ride an Old Paint John B. Sails, The John Hardy Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy Killer, The Little Joe the Wrangler Make My Pallet Down on Your Floor Midnight Special Mole in the Ground Mule Skinner Blues Mysteries of a Hobo's Life Night Herding Song Nune Hundred Miles Old Blue Old Chisholm Trail Old Howard Old Reilly On Top of Old Smoky Pat Works on the Railway Pie in the Sky Railroad Bill Rambler, The Rambling Gambling Man Roamer, The St. James Infirmary Soup Song Stagolee Stewball Sweet Betsy from Pike Take a Whiff on Me Tramp, Tramp, Tramp Travel On True Love on My Mind Turtle Dove Tying a Knot in the Devil's Tail Worrid Man Blues Wreck of the 97 Zebra Dun |
Subject: Index: American Favorite Ballads (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 08:15 AM American Favorite Ballads, Tunes and Songs as Sung by Pete Seeger Edited for Publication by Irwin Silber and Ethel Raim Oak Publications, 1961
Aunt Rhody Barbara Allen Big Rock Candy Mountain Blow the Man Down Blue-Tail Fly Buffalo Gals Buffalo Skinners Camptown Races Careless Love Cielito Lindo Cindy Clementine Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies Crawdad Cumberland Gap Darling Corey Deep Blue Sea Devil and the Farmer's Wife Devilish Mary Dink's Song Down in the Valley Erie Canal; Farmer Is the Man, The Fillimeeooreay Four Nights Drunk Fox, The Frankie and Johnny Froggie Went A-Courting Hammer Song Hard Traveling Hold the Fort Home on the Range House of the Rising Sun I Never Will Marry I Ride an Old Paint Irene, Goodnight Jesse James Joe Bowers John Brown's Body John Henry Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho Keeper, The Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Little Girl Michael Row the Boat Ashore Midnight Special My Horses Ain't Hungry New River Train Oh, Mary Don't You Weep Oh Susanna Old Dan Tucker Old Joe Clark On Top of Old Smoky Passing Through Pick a Bale of Cotton Puttin On the Style Que Bonita Bandera Reuben James Riddle Song Rye Whiskey Sally Ann Shenandoah Skip to My Lou So Long, It's Been Good to Know You Solidarity Forever Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child Stagolee Strange Dream Streets of Laredo Study War No More Swanee River Swing Low, Sweet Chariot This Land Is Your Land Twelve Gates to the City Wabash Cannonball Water Is Wide, The Wayfaring Stranger We Shall Not Be Moved When I First Came to This Land Which Side Are You On ? Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot ? Yankee Doodle Young Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn
-Joe- |
Subject: Index: Songs of Joe Hill (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 08:31 AM Songs of Joe Hill edited by Barrie Stavis and Frank Harmon, originally published by Peoples Artists Inc., 1955 Oak Publication 1960.
Casey Jones - The Union Scab Don't Take My Papa From Me Everybody's Joining It It's a Long Way Down to the Breadline It's a Long Way Down to the Soupline John Golden and the Lawrence Strike Let Bill Do It Mister Block My Last Will Preacher and the Slave, The Rebel Girl, The Scissor Bill Should I Ever Be a Soldier Stung Right Ta-ra-ra Boom De-ay ! There Is Power Tramp, The We Will Sing One Song What We Want Where the Fraser River Flows White Slave, The Workers of the World, Awaken ! |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Susan of DT Date: 08 Aug 07 - 08:58 AM Oak once published an index to all of its publications as of that point. I'll dig it out and post details. |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: MMario Date: 08 Aug 07 - 09:02 AM Now - who's gonna link the titles to the songs already in the DT and forum? *grin* |
Subject: Index: New Lost City Ramblers Songbook From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 09:31 AM The New Lost City Ramblers Songbook edited by John Cohen and Mike Seeger, musical transcriptions by Hally Wood, Oak Publications, 1964
Adam in the Garden Pinnin' Leaves Ain't No Bugs on Me Arkansas Traveler Baby, All Night Long Back to Mexico Baltimore Fire Banks of the Ohio Battleship of Maine Beware, Take Care Big Ball's Town Billy Grimes, the Rover Brown's Ferry Blues Buddy, Won't You Roll Down the Line Cannonball, The Charley, He's a Good Ol' Man Chewing Gum Coney Isle Coo Coo Bird, The Crossed Old Jordan's Stream Crow, Black Chicken Davy Deep Water Didn't He Ramble Dollar Down and Dollar a Week Don't Let Your Deal Go Down East Virginia Blues Everyday Dirt Fiddling Soldier Fly Around, My Pretty Little Miss Fod Foggy Mountain Top Franklin D. Roosevelt's Back Again Freight Train Gambler's Dying Words George Collins Girl I Left Behind, The Girl on the Greenbrier Shore, The Handsome Molly Hog-eye Hold That Woodpile Down Hop High, Ladies, the Cake's All Dough Hopalong Peter Hot Corn Hungry Hash House I Truly Understand If I Lose, I Don't Care I'll Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms I'll Tell You What I Saw Last Night It's a Shame to Whip Your Wife on Sunday John Hardy Johnny and Jane Johnny Booker Johnny, Get Your Gun Johnson Boys Knoxville Girl Lady of Carlisle Late Last Night When Willie Came Home Leaving Home Likes Likker Better Than Me Little Maggie Little Moses Lord Thomas Louisville Burglar MacAfee's Confession Man of Constant Sorrow Man Who Wrote Home Sweet Home Never Was a Married Man, The Mighty Mississippi Miller's Will, The More Pretty Girls Than One My Long Journey Home Nine-Pound Hammer No Depression in Heaven Oh, Babe, It Ain't No Lie Old Bell Cow Old Fish Song, The Old Molly Hair Other Side of Jordan Over the Road I'm Bound Poor Ellen Smith Rabbit Chase Railroad Bill Railroad Blues Rambling Blues Rambling Boy, The Red Rocking Chair Run Mountain Sad and Lonely Day Sail Away Ladies Sailor on the Deep Blue Sea Sal's Got a Meatskin Salty Dog Blues Serves Them Fine Shady Grove Silly Bill Single Girl, Married Girl Snow Dove Storms Are On the Ocean, The Story the Crow Told Me, The Sugar Hill Sweet Willie Take a Drink on Me Talking Hard Luck Texas Rangers That Crazy War There'll Be No Distinction There Three Men Went A-Hunting Tom Cat Blues Tom Dooley Tragic Romance True and Trembling Brakeman Walking Boss Waves on the Sea Way Down the Old Plank Road Weave Room Blues Weaver's Life What'll I Do With the Baby-o ? When First to This Country White House Blues Ehoop 'Em Up, Cindy Who's That Knocking at My Window ? Wild Bill Jones Wildwood Flowerr Willie Moore Willy, Poor Boy Currently in print as Old-Time String Band Songbook, Oak Publications, a division of Embassy Music Corporation. Price: $21.95 Published in UK by Music Sales, Limited. -Joe- |
Subject: Index: California to the New York Island (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 09:41 AM California to the New York Island Being a pocketfull of Brags, Blues, Bad-Men Ballads, Love Songs, Okie Laments and Children's Catcalls by Woody Guthrie Published by The Guthrie Children's Trust Fund, New York City, Lou Gordon, Harole Leventhat, Peter Seeger, Trustees. Sole selling agent and distributors: Oak Publications, copyright 1958 and 1960 by The Guthrie Children's Trust Fund. Edited for publication by Irwin Silber. Music Editors: Pete Seeger, Jerry Silverman
Curly-Headed Baby Do-Re-Mi Go to Sleep My Little Hobo Going Down This Dusty Old Road Grand Coulee Dam Gypsy Davy Hard Traveling I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water Jackhammer John John Hardy Oklahoma Hills Pastures of Plenty Philadelphia Lawyer Put Your Finger in the Air Pretty Boy Floyd Reuben James Roll On Columbia Round, Round Hitler's Grave Sleep Eye So Long It's Been Good to Know You Talking Dust Bowl This Land Is Your Land This Train Is Bound for Glory Union Maid Vigilante Man Wake Up Way Up in the Northwest |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 08 Aug 07 - 01:33 PM Re FolkieDave- Please, no one post Folksingers' Wordbook! |
Subject: Index: Folk Songs of Southern Appalachians (Oak) From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 08 Aug 07 - 02:05 PM Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians Jean Ritchie, 1965, Foreward Alan Lomax, Transcriptions by Melinda Zacuto and Jerry Silverman. Oak Publications, NY. Note- Oak also published Jean Ritchie, "Singing Family of the Cumberlands." Index- with index to recordings of all songs.
Among the Little White Daisies Bachelor's Hall Bangum Rid By the Riverside Barbry Ellen Black Is the Color Bow Your Bend to Me Brandyrowe Brightest and Best Cambridgeshire May Song Carol of the Cherry Tree Cedar Swamp Children Go Where I Send Thee (also listed as "Little Bitty Baby") Cuckoo, The Dance to Your Daddy Darby Ram Day Is Past and Gone, The Dear Companion Death of Cock Robin, The Down Came An Angel Edward Fair and Tender Ladies Fair Annie of the Lochroyan False Sir John Father Get Ready Flower Carol, The Gentle Fair Annie God Bless the Moonshiners Goin' to Boston Golden Ring Around Susan Girl Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah Gypsy Laddie, The Hangman Song, The Hiram Hubbard Holly Bears the Berry, The I Saw Three Ships I Wonder When I Shall Be Married I've Got a Mother Gone To Glory Joe Bowers Jubilee Keep Your Garden Clean Killy Kranky Little Bitty Baby (also listed as "Children Go Where I Send Thee") Little Cory Little Devils, The Little Mudgrave, The (also listed as "The Lyttle Musgrave") London Bridge Lonesome Sea Lord Lovel Lord Randal Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender Love Somebody, Yes I Do Lyttle Musgrave, The (Also listed as "The Little Musgrave") Mama Told Me May Day Carol, The Miracle of Usher's Well, The My Little Carpenter Nottamun Town Oh, Love Is Teasin' Old Betty Larkin Old King Cole Old Soap-Gourd, The Old Virginny Old Woman and the Pig, The Over the River, Charlie Pretty Saro See the Waters A-Gilding Shady Grove Sister Phoebe Skin and Bones Somebody Swapping Song, The Sweet William and Lady Margaret There Was a Pig Went Out To Dig Turkish Lady, The Twilight A-Stealing Two Dukes A-Roving Unquiet Grave, The What'll I Do With the Baby-O? Second Edition of Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians published by University Press of Kentucky, 1997 |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 08 Aug 07 - 02:18 PM Nice job, Charles! Keep 'em coming. -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Susan of DT Date: 08 Aug 07 - 07:19 PM I found the index I was looking for. I have two skinny books, one called "Oak Catalog" and one called "Oak Publications". Oak Publications lists 99 books, without years, and has a list of song titles and which Oak publications the song can be found in, referencing the publication by number. The Oak Catalog lists 116 publications, also numbered, but no song index. The end of that is "New Books for Spring 1971". Problem: the numbers on the books do not match from one catalog to the other. So, what is the best way to handle this? If I scan the 24 pages, where/how would I post them? And, of course, this is 35+ years old. Music Sales Corp acquired Oak before that 1971 date. I don't know whether Oak is still producing books [I suspect not] or when they stopped, if they stopped. Sent to Joe |
Subject: Index: Coffee House Songbook (Oak) From: Joe_F Date: 08 Aug 07 - 09:15 PM The Coffee House Songbook Collected and edited by Jay Edwards Music transcribed and edited by Charles Sens Drawings from the sketchbooks by Irwin Rosenhouse 1966 1966 price: $3.95
I Saw Her As She Came and Went Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies The Ballad of Reading Gaol Don't Sing Love Songs Mary Ann Fare Thee Well Once I Had a Sweetheart Ibby Damsel The Dear Companion Lass from the Low Country Black is the Color The Queen of Hearts Alberta If You Will Weave Me My Love Loves the Sun She's Like a Swallow I Never Will Marry Banks of the Roses Locks and Bolts Cruel War Wild Mountain Thyme Shule Aroon Buttermilk Hill The Water is Wide Waly Waly Rue Sprig of Thyme The Next Market Day Blow the Candles Out I Know You Rider Ramblin' Gambler The Wagoner's Lad Wildwood Flower West Virginia Boys Pretty Saro Lady Margaret Pretty Peggy-O Bonnie Lass of Fyvie Geordie The Foggy Dew Daily Growing Katharine Jaffray Lord Bateman The Trooper and the Maid The Cambric Shirt Butcher's Boy Down by the Seaside II. Talkin' Critters and Fragment Songs Whippoorwill Buckeye Jim Leatherwing Bat The Cuckoo Bowling Green Red Apple Juice Katy Cruel Cotton-Eyed Joe III. Songs of Vocation and Avocation 1. The Pleasures of Life Moonshiner Whiskey Johnny Yo Ho Ho and a Bottle of Rum The Salvation Army Song (Away with Rum) Whiskey You're the Devil The Cruiskeen Lawn (The Full Jug) The Calton Weaver The Parting Glass Hello Susan Brown A Jug of Punch 2. Work Songs Timber (Jerry) Old Settler's Song (Acres of Clams) Springhill Mining Disaster The Rackets Around the Blue Mountain Lake Red Iron Ore Byker Hill 3. Hammer Chants Take This Hammer Bald Mountain Darlin' Roll On Buddy 4. Railroad Songs Black Smoke A-risin' Swannanoa Tunnel The Wabash Cannonball Jay Gould's Daughter Cosher Bailey Freight Train Nine Hundred Miles 5. Songs of the Sea Farewell to Tarwaithe Venezuela Row, Bullies, Row The Coast of Peru Greenland Whale Fishery Don't Go to Sea Once More John Riley John Riley The Bonnie Ship the Diamond The Eclipse We'll Rant and We'll Roar IV. Songs Concerning Religion The Virgin Mary Had a One Son Sinner Man Oh, Mary, Don't You Weep This Train Life Is Like a Mountain Railroad The Great Speckled Bird Shaker Song We Need a Whole Lot More of Jesus It's G-L-O-R-Y to Know I'm S-A-V-E-D Plastic Jesus Old Gospel Ship V. Songs of Various Nations 1. The West Indies Run Come See Delia 2. Ireland Erin Go Braugh Star of the County Down The Foggy Dew 3. Scotland The Bonnie Earl of Murray Gin I Were Bobby Campbell The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry Bonnie George Campbell 4. Israel Shalom Chaverim Hinneh Mah Tov Hava Netze B'Machol 5. Yiddish Songs Hey Zhankoye Shir Finjan 6. Australia Nine Miles from Gundagai The Drover's Dream Five Miles from Gundagai Bold Jack Donahue The Wild Colonial Boy The Castlereagh River VI. Songs of Protest 1. Songs of War Drums and Guns (Johnny Comes Marching Home) The Kerry Recruit War 2. Songs of Social Protest Tim Evans (Go Down You Murderer) Ballad of the Carpenter The Klan Jim Crow Portland County Jail Old Bill 3. Songs of Personal Discontent Man of Constant Sorrow Lonesome Road Times Are Getting Hard Abilene Evil-Hearted Man Jelly Roll Blues Hesitation Blues Rabbit Blues Ain't No More Cane on This Brazos Rainbow Long Time Man House of the Rising Sun Solid Gone Lonely Walk through Sorrow Walk the Road Again Rolling Stone Come Home Wild Jill The Unreconstructed Rebel Climber's Lullaby Black Mountain My Children Nottamun Town 4. Songs of Crime and Outlaws Pretty Polly Gilgarry Mountain Pretty Boy Floyd Johnson Railroad Bill Sam Hall Miller's Cave |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: cetmst Date: 08 Aug 07 - 09:31 PM Regarding the history of Oak Publications I'm having difficulty sorting out the relationships of a company called People's Artists Inc. which published The People's Song Book, Lift Every Voice (The Second People's Song Book) and the Songs of Joe Hill probably others) in the 1950's and to Sing Out! and to Folkways Records. The earliest Oak publication I have found is about 1961. Some names appear on the editorial staff of all of these - Moses Asch, Irwin Silber, Jerry Silverman, Pete Seeger. Does anyone know the history ? of these. |
Subject: Index: Grass Roots Harmony (Oak) From: Padre Date: 08 Aug 07 - 10:01 PM A Folksinger's Guide to Grass Roots Harmony 1968
Ring Them Charming Bells A Maid Gone to Comber Columus Stockade The Broom of Cowdenknows Amazing Grace Belle Starr Sheep, Sheep, Don't You Know the Road Paddy Doyle Been All Around This World Wild Goose Shanty Blood Red Roses Rabbit in the Log Bowling Green Doney Gal Hey, Hey, Honey My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains Way Down Town You Got My Letter Poor Ellen Smith I'll Fly Away East Virginia Blues All In Down and Out Blues Gambling Man Jimmy Randall Plains of Nebrasky-o Rich and Rambling Boy Your Lone Journey Fair Ellender Blow Your Whistle, Freight Train The Frozen Girl Bright Morning Stars Mingulay Boat Song The Soldier and the Lady Lights in the Valley What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul? The Fields Have Turned Brown Who's That Knocking? Coal in the Stone The Plains of Mexico The Bold Fisherman Will the Circle Be Unbroken? |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: johnross Date: 09 Aug 07 - 12:26 AM According to Peter Goldsmith's book about Moe Asch and Folkways Records, "Making People's Music," here is the sequence of events relative to Oak Publications, Sing Out! and Folkways Records: After Peoples' Artists (which owned Sing Out!) disbanded on 1957, Irwin Silber convinced Moe Asch of Folkways to purchase a 45% interest in Sing Out!, with Silber owning 45% and Pete Seeger holding the remaining 10%. Oak was started in 1960 as a publishing channel for the series of "Reprints From Sing Out!" books, but it quickly expanded its list to include instrumental instruction books, collections of folk and folk-related songs, and Guy Carawan's important collection of songs from the Civil Rights movement (aka "Freedom Songs"). Through the early 1960s, the profits from Oak were enough to sustain the magazine. In 1967, Asch and Silber dissolved their partnership and sold Oak Publications to Music Sales, Inc. Shortly after that, the editorial board of Sing Out! bought the magazine, which no longer had the revenue from Oak to support it. As a result, Sing Out! went through some difficult times in the late 1960s. |
Subject: Index: Folk Songs of Peggy Seeger From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 09 Aug 07 - 12:33 AM Folk Songs of Peggy Seeger 88 Traditional Ballads and Songs (Music for most songs) Photographs by David Gahr; Photographis selection and layout by Moses Asch. Production Editor: Ethel Raim 1964 Oak Publications BT 2027
Billy Barlow Black Jack Davy Black Sheep, Black Sheep Brave Wolfe Butcher's Boy, The Carrion Crow, The Cherry Tree Carol, The Chickens They Are Crowing, The Child of God Cottage Door, The Cruel Mother, The Cruel War Is Raging, The Daddy Shot a Bear* Derby Ram, The Do, Do Pity My Case* Dreadful Ghost, The Earl Brand Early, Early in the Spring Equinoctial and Phoebe Fair Maid on the Shore Five Times Five Girl of Constant Sorrow Handsome Molly Hickety Tickety Home, Dearie, Home House Carpenter, The I'll Not Marry At All In Bed with the Major It's a Lie Jane, Jane John Gilbert John Riley Johnson Jinkson Just As the Tide Was Flowing Katy Cruel Lady of Carlisle Lass of Roch Royal Little Bird, Little Bird* London Bridge Long Lonesome Road Lord Lover Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender Lowlands of Holland Mary Ann Matty Grove Mermaid, The Mormon Crossing, The My Dearest Dear My Home's Across the Smoky Mountains Newlyn Town Nurse Pinched the Baby, The* Old Aunt Kate* Old Bangum Old Maids Song, The Old Woman and Her Little Pig Peggy Gordon Poor Old Maids Prettiest Little Girl* Pretty Fair Maid, A Pretty Little Baby Pretty Saro Queen Jane Raccoon and Possum Rambling Gambler Rich Old Lady Rich Old Miser Riding in the Buggy Run, Chillen, Run* Sangaree Snake Baked a Hoecake* Squirrel, The Trooper and the Maid, The Turkey Shivaree, The Uh-Uh No Weaver Is Handsome, The Wedding Dress Song, The When First Unto This Country When I Was in My Prime When I Was Single Whistle, Daughter, Whistle Willie Moore You Didn't Do No Wrong Young Collins * In "Leftovers, not the main alphabetical list. LEFTOVERS Daddy Shot a Bear Do, Do Pity My Case Little Bird, Little Bird Nurse Pinched the baby, The Old Aunt Kate Prettiest Little Girl Run, Chillen, Run Snake Baked a Hoecake Source and Recordings, Bibliography, Discography, Index |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: JohnInKansas Date: 09 Aug 07 - 01:36 AM Oak Publications published a fairly broad range of books, not all of which were of the kind apparently most wanted here. Oak books that we have on our shelves are: The Blues Fakebook, Woody Mann, Oak Publications, 1995, ISBN 0-8256-1417-1 Bluegrass Songbook, Peter Wernick, Oak Publications, 1976, ISBN 0-8256-0164-9 (All Tab) Bluegrass Mandolin, Jack Tottle, Oak Publications, ISBN 0-8256-0154-1 Songs of the British Music Hall, Peter Davison, Oak Publications, 1971, ISBN 0-8256-0099-5 The Irish Songbook: 75 songs Collected, Adapted, Written, and Sung by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, arr by Robert DeCormier; Joy Graeme, editor, Oak Publications, ISBN 0.8256.0237.8. Dulcimer Songbook, N. Hellman, Oak Publ Folksongs of Britain and Ireland, ed. Peter Kennedy, Oak Publications ISBN 0.7119.0283.6. Gives melody line and chords, full lyrics – frequently many verses, with extensive commentary and source citations on each song, approximately 360 songs. The Fiddler's Fakebook, D. Brady/Oak. Melody Line w/ Chords Only, no words, some variations Foksinger's Wordbook, Deluxe Edition, Comp & Ed by Fred & Irwin Silber, Oak Publications, 1973 ISBN 0-8256-0140-1 The Gow Collectio of Scottish Dance Music, Compiled & Edited by Richard Carlin, Oak Publications, New York, 1986, ISBN 0.8256.0307.0. Hammered Dulcimer, Peter Pickow, Oak Publications, ISBN 0.8256.0174.6 O'Neill's Music Of Ireland, Miles Krassen, Oak Publications, ISBN0-8256-0173-8 Western Swing Fiddle, Stacy Phillips, Oak Publications, 1994, ISBN 0-8256-1122-9 Songs of England, Ireland & Scotland: A Bonnie Bunch of Roses, Dan Milner & Paul Kaplan, Oak Publications, 1983, ISBN 0-8256-0256-4. Soodlum's Irish Ballad Book, Oak Publications, ISBN 0.8256.0284.X. Several of the above have no words. A few have words and no tunes. With our big annual Fest coming up, I won't have much time to reply to requests for indices/contents, but if there's a special interest in one of these you might PM me a reminder in about a month... John |
Subject: Index: Clancy Bro & Tommy Makem Songbook (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 10 Aug 07 - 04:58 PM The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem Song Book copyright 1964, Tiparm Publishers, Inc. Sole selling agent and distributor: Oak Publications, Inc.
A Man of Double Deed Ahem, Ahem Ballinderry Barnyards of Delgaty Bold O'Donahue Bonny Charlie Brennan on the Moor Carrickfergus Cobbler, The Courtin' in the Kitchen Haul Away, Joe I Know Who Is Sick I'll Tell My Ma Irish Rover Johnny McEldoo Johnny Todd Johnson's Motor Car Jug of Punch, The Kelly the Boy from Killane Kevin Barry Leaving of Liverpool Legion of the Reargauard Marie's Wedding Mermaid, The Moonshiner, The Mountain Dew My Johnny Lad October Winds Old Orange Flute, The Old Woman from Wexford Parting Glass, The Portlairge Reilly's Daughter Rising of the Moon, The Rosin the Bow Rothsea-o Row, Bullies, Row Shoals of Herring Singin' Bird South Australia Tim Finnegan's Wake Valley of Knockanure, The When I Was Single Wild Colonial Boy Will You Go, Lassie, Go ? Work of the Weavers, The Young Roddy McCorley More recently in print as The Irish Songbook: 75 Songs, by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, Oak Publications/Music Sales Corporation, 1979 |
Subject: Index: People's Song Book (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 10 Aug 07 - 05:42 PM The People's Song Book Boni and Gaer, 1948 Editor-in-chief: Waldemar Hille Consultant Editor: Herbert Haufrecht Associate Editors: Alan Lomax, Earl Robinson, Pete Seeger, Irwin Silber. I do not have the Oak reissue and my copy is missing pages 17-32 and 97-112. The index is intact and I have asterisked the songs missing from my issue.
Abe Lincoln Acres of Clams Ah, Poor Bird * A-Roving Ballad of Harry Bridges Beans, Bacon and Gravy * Beloved Comrade Black, Brown and White Blues * Blue Tail Fly * Careless Love * Chee Lail Cindy * Come, Fellow Workers Dinkie Die Dodger Song * Domovina East Virginia Everything Is Higher * Farmer Is the Man, The * Farmer-Labor Train, The Freiheit Get Thee Behind Me, Satan Go Down Moses Goin' Down the Road Hallelujah, I'm A-Travelin' * Hard Travelin' Haul Away, Joe * He's a Fool Hey Ho, Nobody Home * Hey, Zhankoye Hold the Fort Holly and the Ivy, The * Horse With a Union Label, The I Don't Want Your Millions Mister I'm A-Looking for a Home * I'm On My Way Investigator's Song * It's My Union Jefferson and Liberty * Jim Crow Joe Hill John Brown's Body John Henry Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho * Kevin Barry La Marseillaise Lift Every Voice and Sing Listen Mr. Bilbo * Los Quatro Generales Meadowland Midnight Special * Mister Congressman Newspapermen * Oh Freedom * Oh Joy Upon the Earth Oh Mary Don't You Weep * On Top of Old Smoky Paddy Works on the Railway * Peat Bog Soldiers Picket Line Priscilla Pity the Downtrodden Landlord Ploughboy, The Poor Mister Morgan * Put It On the Ground * Reuben James Rich Man and the Poor Man, The Roll the Union On 'Round and 'Round the Picket Line Scabs Crawl In, The Schwab, Schwab Slavery's Chain So Long, It's Been Good to Know You * Solidarity Song of the French Partisan Song of the Pennies Soup Song Star Spangled Banner Strange Fruit Take This Hammer * Talking Atomic Blues Talking Union Tarrier's Song There Are Three Brothers Union Maid Union Man, The Union Train, The Union Way, The United Front United Nations Viva la Quince Brigada Walk in Peace * Wanderin' We Got to All Get Together We Shall Not Be Moved Which Side Are You On? Whole Wide World Around, The Worried Man Blues You Gotta Go Down and Join the Union Zum, Gali, Gali Oak Publications reprint, 1961 |
Subject: Index: Egyptian Folk Songs (Oak) From: Jack Campin Date: 10 Aug 07 - 05:42 PM Egyptian Folk Songs In Arabic and English Compiled and Translated by Baheega Sidky Rasheed OAK Publications CJ2029 $2.45 (c) 1964 Library of Congress Card #64-23968
Indian Muslin (Bafta Hindi) Barhoum, O Barhoum (Barhoum ya Barhoum) O Ye Maids of Alexandria (Ya Banat Iskendereeyah) I'm Thirsty Sweet Maidens (Atshan ya Sabaya) My Dainty Pretty Maid (Bintil - Shalabeya) Processional Bridal Song (Za-fet El-aroosa) The Vendor of Grapes (Ala Bai-ya-een-nel-enab) For Six Rie-yals (Bisittah Rie-yal) Come to Me Little Duckling (Ta-a-lee-li ya But-ta) O Lemons Mine (Ah ya Lamooni) A Bridal Song (Ma Feesh Kida Abadan) A Wanderers Song (Ya Tare ya Ghareeb) O Joyous Times (Marmar Zamani) A Village Song (Ya Hawa ya See-si) Birgalatak Birgalatak (Birgalatak Birgalatak ) My Handkerchief (Mandeeli) A Love Song (Raw-wa Fil-anani) A Bridal Song (Yam-nawa-rall-kasr-il-ali) Ahmad ya Sharbatly (Y'ah-mad ya Sharbat-ly) O Palm Trees Two (Ya Nakh-li-tane) A Village Wedding Song (Gana'l Farhi Gana) O Dear Beloved (Ya Azeez Einy) Tidrubni Laih (Tidrub-ni Laih) With Trim Mustachios (Ammal yibar-ram Shanabatoh) O Bahey-ya Tell Me! (Ya Ba-hey-ya) A Dance Tune (Ah ya La-lal-li) The Orange in My Hand (Fee-di Bor-to-a-na) Bridal Song (Sala-tin-Nabi) Little Moon Little Moon (Amara ya Amara) A Love Song (Hali Hali Al-haida-wey-ya) O Thou Zane-il-Abedeen (Ah ya Zane) Pretty Little Dove (Yamama Hilwa) A Plaintive Love Song (Wi Gan-nin-teeni) A Love Song (Ya Dinin-Nabi) Bridal Song (Ya Amar ya Dil-aroosa) A Plaintive Love Song (El-hilw Mokha-sem-ny) O my Pigeons (Ya Hamami) Win-nabi Ya Sha-weesh Ali - The Oil Vendor (Ali ya Ali) What Wants this Lad? (Il-wad Da Malou) How Lovely Art Thou O Ry-ya (Ya Ma Hilwa ya Ry-ya) A Slumber Song (Nen-na, Nen-na) A Village Song (Il-Hama) To My Homeland (Ala Baladi) A Village Song (Mat-seeb Gameesi) Where Were You Yesterday? (Konte Fane) Ramadan Lantern Song (Wahawi ya Wahawi) The Electric Car (il-kahraba-ee-ya) O Bright Night (Ya Lay-da Baida) A Village Song (Khod-nee Fee Ghaibak) O Tell me, O Tell me (Oolooli, Oolooli) O Safety Safety (Salma ya Salma) Sidky's romanizations are a bit weird by modern standards. To make things even worse I've left off all the accents. I also have Ewan MacColl's "Folk Songs and Ballads of Scotland" and Ruth Rubin's "Jewish Folk Songs" which I don't think have been done yet. Shortly. |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: cetmst Date: 10 Aug 07 - 06:19 PM Almost cross-posted Ewan MacColl, will wait. I have v. 1-3 of Reprints from Sing Out!, can post if not already somewhere, also have complete issues of Sing Out!, v. 11 to date. |
Subject: Index: Lift Every Voice (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 10 Aug 07 - 06:39 PM Lift Every Voice: The Second People's Song Book copyright 1953 by People's Artists, Inc, assigned to Sing Out Inc., 1957, mine is the fourth printing, 1959, before the Oak Publications issue. Editor in Chief: Irwin Silber Asociate Editors: Leon Bibb, Donald Lanclos, Al Moss, Erl Robinson, Betty Sanders, Pete Seeger, Jerry Silverman Forward: Paul Robeson
Another Man Done Gone Ariren Ballad of the Boll WeevilBanks of Marble Basta Ya! Battle Hymn of the Republic Bread and Roses Candy Carmagnole Casey Jones Commonwealth of Toil Cuckoo Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? Die Gedanken Sind Frei Don Simon de mi Vida En Canadien Errant Everybody Loves Saturday Night Every Night When the Sun Goes In Follow the Drinking Gourd Grand and Glorious Feeling Great Gettin' Up Morning Hammer Song Hold the Fort Hush Little Baby I Ride an Old Paint In Contempt Jennie Jenkins Joe Hill John Brown's Body Johnny I Hardly Knew You La Borenquina Lift Every Voice and Sing Lighthouse Man Who Waters the Workers' Beer Michael Miner's Lifeguard Minstrel Boy My Loved One No Irish Need Apply No More Auction Block Now, Right Now Out of Your Pocket Partigiani In Montagna Passing Through Put My Name Down Raise a Ruckus Tonight Riding the Dragon Riflemen of Bennington Road to Eilat Roll It Along! Salute to Life Shalom Chaverim Shenandoah Shnel Loifn Di Reder Sing Along Sit Down Solidarity Forever Song for Peace Spring Song Star Spangled Banner Strangest Dream Study War No More Suliram Sur les Routes d'Ete Tenting Tonight Times Are Getting Hard Told My Captain Venga Jaleo Wade in the Water Wasn't That a Time Weraring of the Green Which Side Are You On? Whirlwinds of Danger World Youth Song Zog Nit Keynmol |
Subject: Index: Folk Songs and Ballads of Scotland (Oak) From: Jack Campin Date: 10 Aug 07 - 07:37 PM Folk Songs and Ballads of Scotland Compiled and Edited by Ewan MacColl (c) 1965 Oak Publications Library of Congress Catalogue No. 65-2295
Are Ye Sleepin' Maggie? As I Came in by Fisherrow The Band o' Shearers The Barnyards o' Delgaty The Baron o' Brackley The Beggar Laddie The Blantyre Explosion Bonnie Annie The Bonnie Hoose o' Airlie The Bonnie Las o' Fyvie Braw Lads o' Galla Water The Brewer Laddie Came Ye O'er Frae France? The Collier Laddie The Cooper o' Dundee The Crafty Farmer The Cruel Mother Dainty Davie Donald MacGillavry The Dowie Dens of Yarrow The Duke of Athol's Nurse The Earl of Errol Farewell to Tarwathie The Gaberlunyie Man Gae to the Kye Wi' Me Johnny Get Up and Bar the Door Green Grow the Rashes O The Gypsy Laddie The Haughs of Cromdale The Heir o' Linne The Highland Muster Roll Hughie Graeme I'm a Rover and Seldom Sober I Maun Hae a Wife Johnny Lad Johnny Sangster The Keach in the Creel Lamachree and Megrum The Lassie Gathering Nuts Let Me in This Ae Nicht Lord Gregory The Lothian Hairst The Mill Mill-O The Modieward [sic - "modiewark" in the text] The Monymusk Lads My Last Farewell to Stirling O, Rattlin' Roarin' Willie O, That I Had Never Been Married The Reel o' Stumpie The Rigs o' Rye Roy's Wife The Scranky Black Farmer The Shepherd and his Wife Sir Patrick Spens Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation The Tailor Fell Through the Bed Van Dieman's Land Waly, Waly The Wars o' Germany The Weary Pund o' Tow A Wee Drappie o't We're Geyly Yet When She Came Ben She Bobbit Willie Mackintosh Will Ye Go to Flanders? Will Ye Go to Sheriffmuir? The Working Chap Ye Hae Lien Wrang, Lassie Ye Jacobites By Name Still in print - $10.17 at Amazon |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: EBarnacle Date: 10 Aug 07 - 08:55 PM All of the Reprints from SingOut Series. By the way, Barrie Stavis died this winter at the age of 100 |
Subject: Index: The Songs of Doc Watson (Oak) From: 12-stringer Date: 11 Aug 07 - 01:32 AM The Songs of Doc Watson Song notes by Doc Watson, foreword by Ralph Rinzler (c)1971, Oak Publications, a division of Embassy Music Corporation Discography (limited to Vanguard recordings), photos, notes on reading tablature and on basic guitar techniques I've noted the instruments for which arrangements (music/tab) are provided
Black Mountain Rag, 26 (guitar) Blackberry Rag, 78 (guitar) The Call of the Road, 37 (guitar) Deep River Blues, 34 (guitar) Dill Pickle Rag, 99 (guitar) Doc's Guitar, 23 (guitar) Don't Let Your Deal Go Down, 83 (guitar) Down in the Valley to Pray, 102 (unacc) F.F.V., 58 (guitar) Fair Maid in the Garden, 91 (guitar) Froggy Went A-Courtin', 116 (banjo) Georgie, 54 (guitar) Georgie Buck, 119 (banjo) The Intoxicated Rat, 75 (guitar) Katy Mory, 123 (banjo) The Lone Pilgrim, 94 (guitar) Lovin' Emma, 62 (guitar) Matty Groves, 43 (guitar) Nothing To It, 72 (guitar) The Old Man Below, 46 (guitar) Omie Wise, 40 (guitar) Open Up Them Pearly Gates, 87 (guitar) Pharaoh, 96 (guitar) Pretty Saro, 114 (unacc) Risin' Sun Blues, 104 (guitar) Settin' on Top of the World, 80 (guitar) Shady Grove, 65 (guitar) Southbound, 48 (guitar) St James Hospital, 112 (guitar) Spike Driver's Blues, 68 (guitar) Tom Dooley, 20 (guitar) The Train That Carried My Girl From Town, 29 (guitar) We Shall All Be Reunited, 110 (guitar) Your Lone Journey, 107 (guitar) Still in print as The Songs of Doc Watson - $14.93 at Amazon |
Subject: Index: Folk Songs of the Americas (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 11 Aug 07 - 04:17 PM Folk Songs of the Americas edited by A. L. Lloyd and Isabel Aretz de Ramón y Rivera for the International Folk Music Council with the assistance of the International Music Council and the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO). This edition published 1966 by special arrangement with the original publisher, Novello and Company Limited, London, © Novello and Company Limited, 1965.
Renaud Isabeau a s'y promène Blanche comme la niege Quand j'étais chez mon père La Sainte Vierge aux Cheveux Pendants Le long e la mer jolie Dans les Haubans J'ai cueilli la belle rose Là-haut sur ces montagnes En roulant ma boule Lisette Dans les chantiers nous hivernons Thye Bonny Banks of the Virgie O The Lover's Ghost Oh, who is at my bedroom window? The Gypsy Laddie The False Young Man The Maid on the Shore The Maiden's Lament Bold Wolfe The Stormy Scenes of Winter She's like the Swallow Mary Ann The Lumber Camp Song UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: The Wife of Usher's Well Little Matty Groves The House Carpenter Mr. Woodbury's Courtship The Gallows Tree The Low-Down Lonesome Low Locks and Bolts The Nightingale Jackie Frazier Daniel Monroe The Pinery Boy The Dear Companion Blach is the colour When first to this country a stranger I came Every night when the sun goes in Pretty Saro The chickens they are crowing Sally Buck Swing a lady round Liza Anne Mamma's gone to the mail boat The Lazy Farmer Ox-Driving Song The Buffalo Skinners The Dying Cowboy Red Iron Ore A Shanty-Man's Life The Grey Goose Mule on the Mount Lynchburg Town The Babe of Bethlehem Tone the bell easy Gideon's Band Lay dis body down I'll herar the trumpet sound Tell all theworld, John Put John on the islan' Go Down, Death Dry Bones MEXICO: Señora Santa Ana Miren cuántas luces (See how bright the heavens) El cura no va a la iglesia (The curate won't go to church) Malhaya la cocina Oh, cursed be the kitchen fire) El Matrimonio Desigual (The Mismatched Couple) Las olas de la laguna (The waves upon the lagoon) Cajeme GUATEMALA: Nací en la cumbre (I was born on the mountain) Vamos a la mar (Let's go to the sea) HONDURAS: Flores de Mimé El Sapo (The Frog) Papanulan COSTA RICA: El Toro Pinto The Spotted Bull) Ay! tituy PANAMA: Hojita de Guarumal (Green leaf of the guarumo) Mi pollera (My skirt) BAHAMAS: Dig my grave long an' narrow The wind blows east CUBA: Má Teodora Yo quisiera vivir en la Habana Vamos a hacer un ajiaco (We're going to make a fine stew) Al amanecer del día (Just as day is dawning) Para los caficultores (For the coffee-workers) Hay aquí, madre un jardín Mother, there's a garden fair) HAITI: For Atti Daï (Cult Song) Jéorico JAMAICA: Oh, Selina John Thomas Three acres o' coffee Once I was a trav'ller TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO: Anansi, play for Ma Dogoma Wind'ard Car'line Dandy man, oh Leggo me han' Cap'n Baker Emma COLOMBIA: El Zancudo (The Mosquito) El Pajarillo (The Little Bird) La Cartagena Mi Compadre Mono My friend Mister Monkey) Van cantando por la sierra (O'er the mountain they go singing) VENEZUELA: Adorar al niño (Come, hasten, shepherds) La corona (The Crown) Tono de Velorio de Cruz (Watch-Night Song) La Burriquita (The Little Donkey) El Mampulario Amalia Rosa Se fué volando (They have flown away) Sanguéo El Carite (The Fish) Que el cantar tiene sentido (A somg has its meaning) BRAZIL: La Na Catarineta (The ship Catarineta) Como pode vivir o peixe (How can a fish live) Tenho um vestido novo (I have got a new dress) Da Bania me mandaram (From Bahia someone sent me) Triste vida é do marujo (A sdailor's life is a sad one) Vem cá, Cabaleira (Come here Cabeleira) Colônia, usina Catende ECUADOR: Yo soy indiecito (I'm a little Indian) San Juanito Kurikinga Pirusa PERU: Hakumamai purisisun (O Dearest Mother) Dime, lluvia, si ya se divisan (Tell me, rain) Al canto de una laguna (By the edge of a lagoon) La Lluvia (The Rain) El Puquito (The Pigeon) BOLIVIA: Canto para Cosechar la Papa (Potato-gathering Song) Navidava puri nihua (Christmas is Here) Taquircapuscaiqui ari (I'll tell you all about it) He venido, palomita (My little dove, I Cannot stay) CHILE: Ha nacido en un portal (He was born in a stall) La Pastora (The Shepherdess) Déjenme paso que voy (Let me be free) Ingrato, ya no me quieres (False lover, now you don't love me) En la cordillera llueve (It's raining on the mountain) PARAGUAY: La Guaireñita Che lucero Aguai-î (The Star Called Aguai-i) ARGENTINA: Yo no canto por cantar (I don't sing just to be heard) Despierta mi palomita (Awake, my beloved) Ahora voy a cantarles (All the night long I'll be singing) Cansado estoy de vivir (I'm weary of living) Una palomita (A little dove) Pues que es lo que me dices (Since all that you've been saying) Dicen que no me quiere (They say that you don't love me) Disen que las heladas (They say the frost in winter URUGUAY: La terrible inmensidad (Dark and immense are these plains) |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Date: 11 Aug 07 - 05:36 PM I couldn't see it listed above (though I think it's been mentioned on Mudcat before), but the index for Sing Out! is available online at Song Index for Sing Out!. (This is a direct link to the page, but it can be accessed indirectly in the frames from the Sing Out site; follow link to the Sing Out Resource Centre, then from there to the index). I've got some Oak books. The ones to hand appear to be: Old-Time String Band Songbook (not listed above, but with dates 1964, 1976) Masters of the Instrumental Blues Guitar (1967) and two more recent ones: The Gow Collection of Scottish Dance Music (1986) Western Swing Fiddle (1994) I think I've got some more, but would probably have to hunt around for them (not on shelves!) I'll try and put up the contents for the two early ones tomorrow. Mick Hi, Mick - Old-Time String Band Songbook was indexed above under the title New Lost City Ramblers Songbook -Joe- |
Subject: Index: Jewish Songs (Oak) From: Jack Campin Date: 11 Aug 07 - 06:34 PM Jewish Folk Songs in Yiddish and English Compiled and edited with English adaptations by Ruth Rubin With Guitar Accompaniments by Ethel Raim (c) 1965 Oak Publications 165 West 46th St., New York, N.Y. Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 65-22692
Af Di Felder, Grine Felder (Over the Greenwood, on the Plain) Ale Vasserlech Flisn Avek (All the Rivers Flow Down to the Sea) A Geneyve (The Robbery) Aylye Lyulye Lyulye Bin Ich Mir A Shnayderl (I Am A Little Tailor) Bay Dem Shtetl Shteyt A Shtibl (We Live At The Edge Of Town) Oyfn Yam Veyet A Vintele (Over The Sea The Breezes Are Blowing) Bayt-zhe Mir Ois a Finf-un-tsvantsiger (Bandsmen, Change My Twenty-Fiver Now) Bin Ich Mir Gegangen Fishelech Koyfn (I Went To Market To Buy Me Some Fish) Biztu Mit Mir Broygez (Why Do You Pout And Frown?) Bulbes (Spuds) Chatskele, Chatskele (Hey There, Chatski) Dremlen Feygl Oyf Di Tsvaygn (Sleep My Baby, Hungry Baby) Du Meydele Du Fayns, Du Meydele Du Sheyns (Pretty Little Girl, Can You Answer Me?) Es Iz Gefloygn Di Gilderne Pave (The Golden Peacock Came A-Flying) Eyder Ich Leyg Mich Shlofn (No Sooner To Bed) Eyn Kol, Eyn Kol, Eyn Kol Vayn (Sparkling, Bubbly, Lovely Wine) Gibn Dir Mayn Tochter (Tell Me, Darling Daughter) Hob Ich A Por Oksn (Have You Seen My Honey Bears?) Hop, Mayne Homentashn! (Hey, Hey, Homentashn!) Hot Zich Mir Di Zip Tsezipt (My Old Sieve Was All Worn Out) Lomir Zich Iberbetn (Come, Let's Be Friends Again) Gey Ich Mir Shpatsirn (I Strolled Out One Spring Morning) Mayn Yingele (My Little Son) Michalku Ot Azoy Neyt A Shnayder (This Is How A Tailor Stitches) Oyfn Barg Un Ibern Barg (Up The Hill And Over The Hill) Oy, A Nacht A Sheyne (The Moon Was Sailing In The Sky) Oy, Dortn, Dortn, Ibern Vasserl (Away Across The Hills) Oyfn Pripetshok (On The Little Hearth) Papir Iz Doch Vays (One Day As I Was Walking) Shlof Mayn Kind, Mayn Treyst, Mayn Sheyner (Sleep My Baby, My Sweet Comfort) Shpilt-zhe Mir Dem Nayem Sher (Play That Lovely Tune For Me) Shvartse Karshelech Raysn Mir (Red Cherries Are Not For Picking) Sheyn Bin Ich, Sheyn (I Am So Pretty) Shlof Mayn Kind, Shlof Keseyder (Sleep My Baby, I Will Croon To You) Trink Bruder, Trink Oys! (Drink Brother, Drink Up!) Tsvey Taybelech (Two Little Doves) Yeder Ruft Mich Ziamele (People Call Me Ziamele) Yomi, Yomi Yoshke Fort Avek (Yoshke's Going Off To War) Zhamele Zits Ich Mir Oyfn Benkele (On A Stool, One Summer's Day) Zhankoye Zog Nit Keynmol! (We Survive) Zolst Azoy Lebn Un Zayn Gezint (I'll Sing To The Baby And It Won't Cry) Vacht Oyf! (Awake!) |
Subject: Index: Reprints from the People's Song Bulletin From: Joe Offer Date: 11 Aug 07 - 08:17 PM Reprints from the People's Song Bulletin, 1946-1949 An Oak Publication, 1961 price: $1.95 Foreword (Pete Seeger) Introduction (Irwin Silber) Front Page - Vol. 1, No. 1
All The Pretty Little Horses Sh, Ta - Ha - Dah - Day Bling! Blang! Jig Along Home Eddystone Light Tom Dooley Big Rock Candy Mountain Runnin', Runnin' Cold Water Rye Whiskey The Farmer's Curst Wife Toom Balalaika Mule Skinner's Holler The State of Arkansas Ain't It A Shame Jinny Jenkins To Anacreon in Heaven Little Willie Greensleeves Quantrell Side Original Talking Blues It Was Poor Little Jesus Doria Nobis Shorty George Barney Graham Eating Goober Peas Times Gettin' Hard Lee Hays Stir the Pudding The Twelve Days of Christmas Cherry Tree Carol The Poor Man's Family Catskill Festival The Fireship Boston Tea Tax Song We Wish You a Merry Christmas The Buffalo Skinners Fair and Free Elections New York City Santa Claus Blues Changes Roll On, Columbia The Praties The Preacher and the Slave Joe Hill (Article) Problema Social Birth of La Conga Lamento Borincano Go Tell Singing People Two Early Labor Songs:
Eight Hours Capitalistic Boss Wasn't That A Time The Four Maries Swingin' On A Scab Peace On Earth The Same Merry-Go-Round The Ballad for Un-American Blues The Death of Harry Simms Out of Your Pocket Raggedy Go Where I Send Thee Jesus Christ The Dodger Song I Am a Girl of Constant Sorrow I'm A-Looking for a Home Mad As I Can Be The Rankin Tree The Scabs Crawl In United Nations Make a Chain |
Subject: Index: American Folksong: Woody Guthrie (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 11 Aug 07 - 08:49 PM American Folksong by Woody Guthrie, edited by Moses Asch Published in 1947 by Moe Asch of DISC Company of America, 117 West 46th St., NY Illustrations by York Cunningham, Jr., and by Woody Guthrie reprinted from the original edition by Oak Publications, 1961
Leadbelly Is A Hard Name Voice Stackabones Own Song Goin' Down This Road I Ain't Got No Home In Anymore Been In Jail Talling Subway Blues Talk This World Joe Hillstrom Boomtown Bill Tom Joad Jack Hammer John Pretty Boy Floyd Belle Starr Billy The Kid When The Curfew Blows On My Way Gonna Get Together in the Live Oak Good Old Union Feeling What Shall It Profit A Man At My Window Moneyless Children Sharecropper Song Ain't A-Gonna Do Hooversville Electricity and All Turkey in the Corn Old Army Mule Go and Leave Me Pastures of Plenty Notes About Music The Music To The Songs Goin' Down This Road I Ain't Got No Home in this World Anymore Boomtown Bill Tom Joad Jack Hammer John Pretty Boy Floyd Billy The Kid When The Curfew Blows On My Way Moneyless Children At My Window Good Old Union Feeling Sharecropper Song Electricity and All Turkey in the Corn Old Army Mule Go and Leave Me Pastures of Plenty |
Subject: Index:Hard Hitting Songs for Hard-Hit People (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 11 Aug 07 - 09:12 PM Hard Hitting Songs for Hard-Hit People Compiled by Alan Lomax Notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie Music Transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger foreward by John Steinbeck published by Oak Publications, 1967
All Around the Jailhouse 185 All In and Down and Out Blues 56 Arkansas Hard Luck Blues 28 Ballad of Barney Graham, The 290 Ballad of John Catchins, The 804 Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail 296 Ballad of the TVA 196 Beans, Bacon and Gravy 94 Better Go Down and Jine the Union 326 Blowin' Down This Road 216 Boll Weevil 30 Bonny of the Union 218 Boss Is Having a Terrible Time, Parles-vous, The 316 Bourgeois Blues 344 Bring Me My Robe and Slippers, James 243 Buffalo Skinners, The 100 CCC Blues 195 CIO Is Bigger than It Used to Be, The 310 CWA Blues 194 Calls for an Honest Square Dance 320 Capitol City Cyclone 356 Casey Jones 92 Chief Aderholt 180 Chiseler's Sorrow, The 186 Coal Creek Explosion 153 Collective Bargaining in Our Shops 248 Collector Man Blues 42 Come All You Coal Miners 166 Come All You Hardy Miners 118 Come On Friends and Let's Go Down 168 Commonwealth of Toil, The 97 Cotton Mill Blues 123 Cotton Mill Colic 120 Crossbone Skully 70 Davidson-Wilder Blues 288 Depression Blues 45 Dickman Song, The 208 Don't Kill My Baby and My Son 334 Don't Take Away My PWA 191 Down and Out 50 Down in Old Henderson 270 Down On Roberts' Farm 34 Down the Street We Hold Our Demonstration 295 Drill Ye Barriers Drill 104 Dust Bowl Refugee 224 Dust Can't Kill Me 220 East Ohio Miners' Strike 152 Fare Ye Well Old Ely Branch 148 Farmer Is the Man, The 32 Fifteen Miles from Birmingham 48 Fisher Strike, The 240 Fool There Was, A 361 Goodbye Semaria 312 Goody Goody 255 Got a Union in the Country 302 Dust Storm Disaster 218 Greenback Dollar, The 175 Hallelujah, I'm a Ku Klux 340 Hard Times in Cryderville Jail 72 Hard Times in the Mill 124 Hard Working Miner, The 136 Harry Bridges 327 Hitch-Hike Blues 65 How About You? 946 I Ain't Got No Home in This World Anymore 64 I Am a Girl of Constant Sorrow 156 I Am a Union Woman 142 I Hate the Capitalist System 164 I Love Coal Miners I Do 146 If You Ain't Got the Do Re Mi I'm Goin' Down that Road Feeling Bad 215 I'm Looking for that New Deal Now 206 I'm Thinking Tonight of an Old Southern Town 158 Insurance Man Blues 44 It Ain't Gonna Work No More 318 It's Hard Times in These Mines 135 It's Me, O Lord 272 Jesse James and His Boys 112 Jesus Christ Was a Man 336 John Brown's Body 108 Johnnie Woncha Ramble 111 Kentucky Miners' Dreadful Fate 150 Kentucky Miner's Wife's Hungry, Ragged Blues 144 Knots to Knudsen 249 Little David Blues 285 Lonesome Jailhouse Blues (Olen Montgomery) 80 Lonesome Jailhouse Blues (Aunt Molly Jackson) 141 Long, Long Ago 160 Longshoreman's Strike 119 Lord, It's All, Almost Done 76 Ludlow Massacre 332 Lynchburg Town 36 Ma and Pa (A Unionization Plan) 319 Mama Don't 'Low No Bush-Wahs Hangin' Around 338 Man Frank Weems, The 276 Marion Massacre, The 30S Marion Strike, The 308 Matthew Kimes 116 Midnight Special 78 Mill Mother's Lament, The 184 Mister Congressman 360 Mister Farmer 274 Murder of Harry Simms, The 170 My Children Are Seven In Number 292 Mysteries of a Hobo's Life 96 NRA Blues 192 New Stranger Blues 58 Nineteen-Twenty Eight - Nineteen Thirty Four 190 No Dough Blues 52 No Job Blues 47 No More Mournin' 262 No More Shall I Work in the Factory 126 O, The Monkeys Have No Tails in Zamboanga 311 Oh, Mister Sloan 243 Old Chain Gang, The 68 Old Chisholm Trail, The 102 On the Picket Line 250 One Dime Blues 54 Our Children They Were Sickly 309 Pie in the Sky 88 Pity The Shape I'm In 357 Planter and the Sharecropper, The 265 Powder Mill Jail Blues 284 Pretty Boy Floyd 114 Raggedy Raggedy Are We 265 Red Cross Store 354 Roane County 298 Rock-A-Bye-Baby 258 Roll On Buddy 138 Roll the Union On 268 Ruben 82 Scabs in the Factory 328 Seven Cent Cotton and Forty Cent Meat 38 Shirt Factory Blues 300 Silicosis Is Killin' Me 134 Sit Down 244 Sixty Six Bighway Blues 62 Skinnamalinkadoolium 106 So Long, It's Been Good To Know You 226 Song of the Evicted Tenant 273 Song of the West Virginia Miners 283 Soup Song, The 294 Starvation Blues 59 Story of Sara Ogan, The 154 Striking Miners, The 179 Take This Hammer 84 Talkin' Dust Bowl 228 Ten Little Farmer Men 264 That Old Feeling 167 There Is Mean Things Happening in This Land 260 There Was a Rich Man and He Lived in Detroitium 254 There's Something About a Worker 252 These Old Cumberland Mountain Farms 29 They Tell Us To Wait 152 Things About Comin' My Way 86 Toiling on Life's Pilgrim Pathway 186 Tom Joad 236 Tom Mooney Is Free 356 Tramp, The 90 Unemployment Stomp 46 Union Fights the Battle of Freedom 314 Union Maid 324 Union Train 291 Up In Old Loray 183 Vigilante Man 234 WPA Blues 202 Waitin' On Roosevelt 210 Wanderin' 65 Wartime Blues 352 We Ain't Down Yet 278 We Pity Our Bosses Five 317 We Shall Not Be Moved 348 Weave Room Blues 130 Weaver's Life 132 Welcome the Traveler Home 172 Welfare Blues 198 We'll Be Wearing Union Buttons 315 We're the Guys 246 When the Maid Comes To Town 118 When You're Down and Out 232 Which Side Are You On? 176 Why Do You Stand There in the Rain? 352 Win It 151 Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues 128 Working for the PWA 197 Working on the Project 200 Worried Man Blues 330 Write Me Out My Union Card 297 You Guys Got To Organize 322 You Kick and Stomp and Beat Me 83 You Low Life Son of a Bitch 342 You Okies and Arkies 225 You're Bound To Get Lousy in the Lousy Old Jail 74 You're On Your Last Go 'Round 204 I found a first edition of this book for sale online for $650 (and didn't buy it). I paid $20 for my second edition, and I couldn't pass up a paperback I found later for $8.99. Maybe they'll pay for my grandchildren's education.... This page (click) has some interesting information on the book:
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Subject: Index: Old-Time Country Guitar (Oak) From: 12-stringer Date: 12 Aug 07 - 12:26 AM If I'm not mistaken, Old Time String Band Songbook, noted above by Mick, is just a retitle of New Lost City Ramblers Songbook. Old-Time Country Guitar by Stephen Cicchetti and Fly Bredenberg [names are given in reverse order on the cover] (c) 1976, Oak Publications, a division of Embassy Music Corporation tablature only, no music, with lyrics for songs marked * (the others are instrumentals)
Bibb County Grind (South Georgia Highballers), 20 *Boat's Up the River (Roscoe Holcomb), 34 *Brownskin Blues (Dick Justice), 24 Buck Dancer's Choice (Sam McGee), 46 *Careless Love (Jimmie Tarlton), 38 *Cocaine (Dick Justice), 22 *Dixie (Riley Puckett), 66 Drummer Boy (Sam McGee), 58 Franklin Blues (Sam McGee), 51 Fuller Blues (Sam McGee), 54 The Georgia Stomp (Andrew & Jim Baxter), 70 Jailhouse Rag (David Miller), 30 *Johnson City Blues (Clarence Greene), 27 Kentucky Moon Waltz (Lena Hughes), 42 *Left All Alone Again Blues (Hoke Rice), 73 Logan County Blues (Frank Hutchison), 38 *Railroad Blues (Sam McGee), 48 *They Are Wild Over Me (Wesley Long), 34 *White House Blues/Goodbye Booze (Roy Harvey), 62 *Worried Man Blues (Maybelle Carter), 18 |
Subject: Index: The Leadbelly Songbook (Oak) From: 12-stringer Date: 12 Aug 07 - 12:45 AM The Leadbelly Songbook edited by Moses Asch and Alan Lomax (c) 1962, Oak Publications illustrated; lead sheets and chords, no tablature
Ain't You Glad, 82 Alabama Bound, 75 Army Life, 66 Backwater Blues, 22 Black Betty, 84 Black Girl, 37 Boll Weevil, 23 Borrow Love and Go, 42 Bourgeois Blues, 24 Bring Me a Little Water, Sylvie, 60 Can't You Line 'Em, 86 Christmas is a-Coming, 61 Come Along All You Cowboys, 43 Corn Bread Rough, 29 Cotton Song (Cotton Fields), 39 Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea, 47 DeKalb Blues, 34 Didn't Old John, 25 Don't Sleep Too Long, 85 Duncan and Brady, 74 Easy Rider, 89 Fannin Street, 32 Gallis Pole, 52 Go Down, Old Hannah, 50 Good Morning Blues, 64 Green Corn, 58 Grey Goose, 88 Ha Ha This-A-Way, 29 Ham and Eggs, 55 Happy Birthday, 30 Haul Away Joe, 77 Hitler Song, 68 House of the Rising Sun, 57 (nb, this is not "In New Orleans," Leadbelly's better-known version of "Rising Sun") In the Evening, 94 Irene, 93 Jailhouse Blues, 63 Jean Harlow, 87 Jim Crow Blues, 91 John Henry, 31 Julie Ann Johnson, 67 Keep Your Hands Off Her, 48 Leavin' Blues, 20 Little Children's Blues, 83 Little Sally Walker, 92 Look Away in the Heaven, 35 Looky Looky Yonder, 19 Meeting at the Building, 44 Midnight Special, 71 More Yet, 65 National Defense Blues, 73 Old Man, Will Your Dog Catch a Rabbit?, 49 Old Riley, 38 On a Monday, 79 Pick a Bale of Cotton, 56 Pigmeat, 78 Poor Howard, 21 Pretty Flower, 36 Red Bird, 90 Rock Island Line, 80 Salty Dog, 41 Shorty George, 69 Skip to My Lou, 53 Stewball, 72 T B Blues, 62 Take This Hammer, 45 There's a Man Goin' Round Takin' Names, 28 They Hung Him on a Cross, 40 Titanic, 26 We Shall Be Free, 76 We Shall Walk Through the Valley, 59 Whoa, Buck (expurgated version), 46 Yellow Gal, 54 You Can't Lose-a Me, Cholly, 51 |
Subject: Index: Folksinger's Guide to the 12-String Guitar From: 12-stringer Date: 12 Aug 07 - 01:04 AM A Folksinger's Guide to the 12-String Guitar as Played by Leadbelly by Julius Lester and Pete Seeger (internal evidence suggests that the book was written by Lester) no copyright date or notice Tablature only (no music), with lyrics; songs marked * are not from the Leadbelly repertoire but are presented as "Other Approaches" to the 12-string
*Bells of Rhymney, 73 Black Girl [In the Pines], 21 Bottle Up and Go, 57 Cotton Song [Cotton Fields], 12 Duncan and Brady, 37 Easy Rider, 39 Fannin Street, 58 *Freight Train, 77 Gallis Pole, 61 Grey Goose, 18 Hitler Song, 31 In New Orleans (House of the Rising Sun), 49 [a frequently requested piece of tab on the 'Cat, and here it is, but NB that Lester tabs just the first half of the guitar break, without mentioning that fact!] John Hardy, 43 John Henry, 53 Julie Ann Johnson, 15 Midnight Special, 33 National Defense Blues, 29 Poor Howard, 67 Red Bird, 14 Relax Your Mind, 41 Roberta [in G], 45 Roberta [in F, guitar tab only], 48 Salty Dog, 35 Skip to My Lou, 9 So Easy When You Know How, 68 T B Blues, 65 There's a Man Goin' Round Takin' Names, 11 They Hung Him on a Cross, 25 *The Water is Wide, 74 We Shall Be Free, 13 |
Subject: Index: Old-Time Mountain Banjo (Oak) From: 12-stringer Date: 12 Aug 07 - 01:23 AM Old-Time Mountain Banjo An Instruction Manual for playing the old-time five-string mountain banjo, based on the styles of traditional banjo-pickers by Art Rosenbaum (c) 1968, Oak Publications, a division of Embassy Music Corporation some music but mostly tablature, with lyrics, plus discography and notes on 23 banjo tunings; songs marked * are instrumental only; illustrated by drawings; songs in specific players' styles are noted
Baby-O (Frank Proffitt), 61 Black Eyed Susie, 42 *Brickyard Joe, 74 The Butcher's Boy (Buell Kazee), 44 *Chilly Winds (Wade Ward), 49 Cluck, Old Hen, 47 *Coal Creek March (Pete Steele), 32 Danville Girl (Dock Boggs), 68 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down (Charlie Poole), 67 Frankie Was A Good Girl, 34 Free a Little Bird as I Can Be, 20 Going Down the Road Feeling Bad (Cass Moore), 17 Ground Hog, 23 *Heavy Loaded Freight Train (Pete Steele), 48 The Hills of Mexico (Roscoe Holcomb), 24 Hook and Line, 11 In the Pines, 31 Little Birdie, 39 Little Sadie (Hobart Bailey), 56 Lonesome Road Blues (Snuffy Jenkins), 70 Lynchburg Town, 16 Mole in the Ground (Bascom Lunsford), 36 Old Ruben, 52 *Pretty Little Miss (Fred Cockerham), 62 Pretty Polly (Pete Steele), 27 Shady Grove, 13 Sourwood Mountain, 15 *There Was an Old Soldier and He Had a Wooden Leg, 58 Way Down the Old Plank Road (Uncle Dave Macon), 72 |
Subject: Index: Australian Favorite Ballads (Oak) From: 12-stringer Date: 12 Aug 07 - 01:38 AM Australian Favorite Ballads: 61 Traditional Songs of Australia with Guitar Chords compiled by John Lahey (c) 1965 by Hill of Content Publishing Co Pty, Ltd; this edition by Oak Publications. Lead sheets with chords; illustrated by old photos and woodcuts
The Albury Ram, 49 "Ard Tae", 50 Big Poll the Grogseller, 20 Birchgrove Park, 39 The Bludger's Song, 43 Bluey Brink, 78 Botany Bay, 26 The Broken Down Squatter, 66 Broken Hearted Shearer, 53 Bushman's Farewell to Queensland, 91 The Catalpa, 31 The Colonial Widow, 22 Come and Join the Union, 48 Convict Maid, 30 Dennis O'Riley, 15 Dinky Di, 88 The Drover's Dream, 56 The Dying Stockman, 70 Fair Young Jockey, 92 Farewell Address, 28 Farewell to Tommy Corrigan, 84 The German Girls, 24 A Good Time Coming, 18 A Good Time Coming [another version], 19 The Great Northern Line, 60 Gumtree Canoe, 93 Herbert Hoover's Love Song, 10 I am a Tolerant Man, 14 Ireland Over Here, 86 Jackie Jackie, 12 Jim Jones, 32 Kelly's Farewell, 80 Lachlan Tigers, 58 Ladies of Brisbane, 68 Licence Hunting, 16 The Lost Sailor, 42 Maggie May, 40 The Maiden's Prayer, 89 Maids of the Mountains, 74 Molly McGuigan, 34 Moreton Bay, 38 Murrumbidgee Shearer, 72 A Nautical Yarn, 95 Ode to Westralia, 13 The Old Bullock Dray, 65 On the Wallaby, 94 The Orange and the Green, 82 Our Father's Cleared the Bush, 96 The Overlanders, 69 The Springtime It Brings on the Shearing, 64 Struggle in the West, 44 To Dr Mannix, 81 Travelling Down the Castlereagh, 62 The Union Boy, 46 Van Dieman's Land, 36 Wallaby Stew, 54 Waltzing Matilda, 52 Wild Colonial Boy, 76 Wild Rover, 71 |
Subject: Index: Instrumental Blues Guitar (OakPublications) From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Date: 12 Aug 07 - 06:19 AM Thanks for the info on Old-Time String Band Songbook Joe - I hadn't checked the listings above in detail - that saved me a bit of typing!. Here's the index for Masters of Instrumental Blues Guitar (and now I've been reminded, I'm off to listen to the Coffee Blues - never fails to make me smile). Mick Masters of Instrumental Blues Guitar by Donald Harwood Original Edition 1967 by Traditional Stringed Instruments, Inc Oak edition 1968 $2.95 SBN 8256-0001-4 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 67-14542 CHAPTER. 1. MUSICAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE BLUES, 1 Timing And Length, 1 Blues Chord Progressions, 2 Melodic Structure, 6 Rhythmic Units, 7 Instrumental Breaks, 8 Emotional Mood, 9 CHAPTER 2. SURVEY OF ALTERNATING BASS FINGERPICKING, 11 Red River - Mance Lipscomb, 12 Lonesome Road Blues - Etta Baker, 15 My Creole Belle - Mississippi John Hurt, 17 Sugar Babe, It's All Over Now - Mance Lipscomb, 18 Cocaine Blues - Reverend Gary Davis, 21 I Got Mine - Frank Stokes, 23 T'Aint Nobody's Business - Guitar Duet, 25 Take A Look At That Baby - John Fahey, 28 CHAPTER 3. MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT, 31 Casey Jones, 33 Louis Collins, 34 Got The Blues, Can't Be Satisfied, 36 Stack O'Lee, 38 See See Rider, 38 Coffee Blues, 40 Sliding Delta, 41 Oh, Mary Don't You Weep, 42 Bye And Bye I Will See Jesus, 43 Candy Man Blues, 45 Frankie, 47 CHAPTER 4. THE MONOTONIC BASS OF MANCE LIPSCOMB, 51 Aint' Gonna Rain No Mo', 53 Going To Louisiana - See See Rider, 55 Ella Speed, 58 Take A One On Me, 59 Cocaine Done Killed My Baby, 60 'Bout A Spoonful, 61 Charlie James, 63 CHAPTER 5. INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL ARRANGEMENTS, 66 I'm An Old Bumble Bee - Bo Carter, 68 GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS, 73 DISCOGRAPHY WITH KEYS AND TUNINGS, 77 |
Subject: Index: Ewan MacColl-Peggy Seeger Songbook (Oak) From: Cattail Date: 12 Aug 07 - 02:38 PM EWAN MacCOLL - PEGGY SEEGER SONGBOOK Forward by Irwin Silber. Illustrations selected by, and from, the collection of Moses Asch. Library of Congress No: 63 - 14092 Oak Publications, 3rd Printing, Paperback, 1963 - price: $2.45 "EWAN MacCOLL - PEGGY SEEGER SONGBOOK". VARIOUS TRADES The printers trade I'm champion at keepin' 'em rolling Needle and thread The firefighter's song CONTEMPORARY BROADSIDES Jamie Foyers The ballad of Springhill Go down, you murderers The ballad of Jimmy Wilson The lifeboat Mona Hey ho! Cook and Rowe! The crooked cross The young birds THE IRON ROAD Song of the iron road Fireman's calypso Ballad of leisure time The fireman's not for me ROAD BUILDERS The exile song Hot asphalt The driver's song Come, me little son The fitter's song THE BOLD FISHERMEN North sea holes Shoals of herring Net - hauling song Song of the fish-gutters Fisherman's wife COALMINERS The plodder seam The big hewer Schoolday's end Miner's wife The gallant colliers LOVERS The first time ever I saw your face The letter My love and I are one SONGS FOR SURVIVAL Five fingers The Trafford Road ballad The dove There's better things That bomb has got to go Brother, won't you join in the line? Come live with me March with us today When I was young Lullabye for the times JUST SONGS The space girl's song The ballad of the carpenter I'm a rambler The lag's song Northern city No agents need apply Come, fill up your glasses |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: cetmst Date: 18 Aug 07 - 07:20 AM Reprints from Sing Out! (volume 1, 1959) Ah! Si Mon Moine Voulait Danser All Night Long Ballad of Sam Hall Banks of the Ohio Been in the Pen So Long Billy Barlow Black and White (The Ink Is Black) Blood Red Roses Blow the Candle Out Break Bread Together Buffalo Boy Darby Ram The Demi Said to Me Doctor Freud Domestic Worker's Song Easter Rebellion Song Farther Along La Firolera Foggy Dew. The Great Dust Storm Greenland Fisheries Gypsy Davey Hold the Line Home In That Rock Housewife's Lament Hullabaloo Belay Hymn for Nations I Don't Want to Get Adjusted I Walk the Road Again In Tarrytown I've Got to Know Kisses Sweeter Than Wine Klan, The Love Alone Ludlow Massacre MTA Song Mi Y'malel Michael, Row the Boat Ashore Mighty Day Mister Block Mrs. McCrath Mule Skinner Blues My Old Man Never Touch Water Number Twelve Train Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly, The Pay Day at Cold Creek Pay Me My Money Down Peg and Awl Pittsburgh Poisoning the Students' Minds Portland Town Putting On the Style Rebel Girl, The Rise Up Shepherd and Follow Roll on the Ground Round the Bay of Mexico This Land Is My Land Two Maids Went a-Milking One Day Tomorrow Is a Highway Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies, The |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: cetmst Date: 18 Aug 07 - 07:35 AM Reprints from Sing Out!, volume 2, 1960 Alabama Bound All My Trials Blantyre Explosion Buffalo Skinners Bury Me Beneath the Willow Come and Go With Me To That Land Cryderville Jail Darlin' Corey Delia's Gone Eight Hundred Miles Every Night When the Sun Goes In Gallows Pole, The Go Down You Murderers Green Corn Guardian Beauty Contest Hans Beimler He Lies in American Land House of the Rising Sun Hudson River Steamboat I Ain't Got No Home in This World Anymore I Can't Feel at Home in This World Anymore I Had a Rooster I Never Will Marry I'm a Stranger Here In Tarrytown Lass From the Low Country, The Let Me Fly Let My Little Light Shine Liebster Meiner Little Maggie Little Phoebe MTA Song, The Mary, What You Gonna Name That Pretty Little Baby? Mighty Day Money Is King New York Town Oh, Had I a Golden Thread Oifn Pripetshok Oleanna Pastures of Plenty Pich a Bale of Cotton Poor Lazarus Ragaputi Ragava Rajah Ram Si Me Quieres Escribir Sinner Man Soldier's Prayer, The Squid-Jigging Ground, The State of Arkansas Step By Step Streets of Glory There Is Power Titanic, The Too Old to Work Trouble in Mind Twelve Gates to the City When First Unto This Country When I First Came to This Land Whistle, Daughter, Whistle Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot? Wo Riley Work of the Weavers, The |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: cetmst Date: 18 Aug 07 - 07:45 AM Reprints from Sing Out!, volume 3, 1961 A la Claire Fontaine Alberts Asteroid Light, The Battle of New Orleans Bells of Rhymney Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done Black Fly Song, The Blow Ye Winds in the Morning' Bring Me a Little Water, Sylvie Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies Darlin' Die Gute Kamerad Done Laid Around Drunken Spacemen Duermete Nino Lindo East Virginia El Dia De Tu Santo Forty-Two Kids Four Nights Drunk Four Pence a Day Go Tell It on the Mountain Grizzle Bear Ha-Ha This-A-Way Hans Beimler High Germany I Am a Pilgrim Intoxicated Rat, The It's Almost Done Jarama Valley Johnson Boys, The Kum Ba Yah Little Moses Mary Had a Baby 1913 Massacre, The Old Aunt Kate Patriot Game, The Quizmasters, The Red Apple Juice River of My People Rock Island Line Roll Down the Line Roll On Columbia Run Come See St. James Hospital She Moved Through the Fair Song for Peace Spacey Jones Talking D.J. Blues Talking Nothin' Talking Un-American Blues Things Are Comin' My Way This Train Unemployment Compensation Blues Venezuela Vigndig A Fremd Kind Wagoner's Lad Walk On Alabama Water Is Wide, The Wildwood Flower |
Subject: Index: Bluegrass Songbook (Oak Publications) From: 12-stringer Date: 18 Aug 07 - 02:37 PM Bluegrass Songbook by Peter Wernick "Over 130 Old Time, Traditional, Newgrass, Gospel and Novelty Bluegrass tunes presented in new tablature for guitar or banjo, plus special tips on singing from Bill Monroe, Ralph Stanley, Lester Flatt, Jesse McReynolds, Charlie Waller, and other bluegrass greats." (c) 1976, Oak Publications, a division of Embassy Music Corporation There is no musical notation. Melodies are given in tablature form, based on the G-B-D strings of guitar or banjo. Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow All the Good Times Are Past and Gone Amazing Grace Angel Band Ballad of Jed Clampett Banks of the Ohio A Beautiful Life Before I Met You Big Ball in Boston Blue Ridge Mountain Blues The Bluebirds Are Singing For Me Bluegrass Express Bound to Ride Brand New Shoes Bringing Mary Home Bury Me Beneath the Willow The Children Are Crying and Calling Your Name Close By Columbus Stockade Blues Daddy Sang Bass Dark Hollow Darling Corey Detroit City Don't Let Your Deal Go Down Don't Put Her Down, You Helped Put Her There Don't This Road Look Rough and Rocky Down in the Willow Garden Down the Road Eating Out of Your Hand Face Lost in the Crowd Fair and Tender Ladies Foggy Mountain Top Footprints in the Snow Fox on the Run [no melody tablature, due to copyright restrictions] Free Born Man Freight Train Give Me Your Hand Handsome Molly He Will Set Your Fields on Fire Heaven Hello City Limits Highway of Regret Hot Corn, Cold Corn How Mountain Girls Can Love I'm a Pilgrim I Know You're Married But I Love You Still I'm Using My Bible for a Roadmap If I Lose In the Pines It's a Long Long Way to the Top of the World (no melody tablature due to copyright restrictions) It's in My Mind to Ramble Jesse James John Hardy John Henry Katy Daley Knoxville Girl The Last Song Late Last Night (Way Downtown) Legend of the Rebel Soldier Life is Like a Mountain Railroad Listening to the Rain Little Bessie Little Birdie Little Girl and the Dreadful Snake Little Glass of Wine Little Joe Little Maggie Little White Church Lonesome River Lonesome Road Blues Long Black Veil Long Journey Home (Two Dollar Bill) Lord, I'm Coming Home Love, Please Come Home Making Plans Man of Constant Sorrow Maple on the Hill Matterhorn Memories of Mother and Dad Memory of Your Smile Midnight on the Stormy Deep Milwaukee, Here I Come Mr Engineer Mountain Dew My Better Years My Dying Bed New Freedom Bell New River Train Nine Pound Hammer The Old Old House Ole Slew Foot On the Jericho Road Out on the Ocean Pallet on Your Floor Paradise Poor Ellen Smith Precious Memories Pretty Polly Rabbit in the Log (Feast Here Tonight) Rank Stranger Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms Roll Muddy River Roll On Buddy Roving Gambler Satisfied Mind Short Life of Trouble Singing All Day and Dinner on the Ground Sitting on Top of the World She Left Me Standing on the Mountain Steppin' Stones Stone Walls and Steel Bars Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes Sweet Sunny South Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Teardrops in My Eyes Tennessee Tennessee Stud That's How I Can Count on You Things in Life Think of What You've Done This is the Girl I Love Tragic Romance Two Little Boys Victim to the Tomb Wabash Cannonball We Need a Whole Lot More of Jesus Wear a Red Rose What Would You Give in Exchange for Your Soul When the Golden Leaves Begin to Fall Where the Soul Never Dies White House Blues Widow Maker Wildwood Flower Will the Circle Be Unbroken With Care from Someone Working on a Building Worried Man Blues Wreck of the Old 97 Y'All Come You Go to Your Church and I'll Go to Mine |
Subject: Index: Songs From Shakespeare's Plays... (Oak) From: cetmst Date: 23 Aug 07 - 06:13 PM Songs From Shakespeare's Plays and Popular Songs of Shakespeare's Time Compiled and Edited by Tom Kines, Oak Publications, 1964 Agincourt Song Ah! the Sighs That Come fro' the Heart, William Cornyshe, 70 All in a Garden Green, tune "Gathering Peascods", 74 And Let Me the Canakin Clink!, Othello, 36 And Will He Not Come Again?, Hamlet, 34 Calino Custurame, Henry V, 56 Carman's Whistle, Henry IV, 57 Chairs to Mend, Dr. Hayes, 100 Cold's the Wind and Wet's the Rain, 73 Come Live With Me and Be My Love, Merry Wives of Windsor, 25 Come O'er the Bourne, Bessy. King Lear, 54 Cryes of London, Richard Deering, 96 Farewell Dear Love, Twelfth Night, 16 Fine Knacks for Ladies, John Dowland, 58 Fortune My Foe. Merry Wives of Windsor, 22 From the Fair Lavinian Shore, John Wilson, 62 Go From My Window, 86 Greenseeves, Merry Wives of Windsor, 23 Have You Seen But a White Lily Grow, Robert Joihnson,68 Heigh Ho for a Husband, Much Ado About Nothing, 40 Hey Ho, Nobody Home, Pammelia, 101 Hey Robin, Jolly Robin, Twelfth Night, 12 High Barbaree, 78 How Should I Your True Love Know?, Hamlet, 32 Hunt Is Up, The, Romeo and Juliet, 49 I Loathe That I Did Love, Hamlet, 35 It Was a Lover and His Lass, As You Like It, 46 Jog On, Jog On, the Footpath Way, The Winter's Tale, 27 King Lear and His Three Daughters, 81 King Stephen Was a Worthy Peer, Othello, 37 Lawn as White as the Driven Snow, The Winter's Tale, 29 Light o' Love, Two Gentlemen of Verona and Much Ado About Nothing, 44 Loath to Depart, Pammelia, 102 Martin Said to His Man, Deuteromelia, 91 Never Weather-Beaten Sail, Thomas Campion, 64 New Oysters, Thomas Ravenscroft, 98 Now Robin Lend to Me Thy Bow, Pammelia, 95 O Mistress Mine, Twelfth Night, 9 Of All the Birds, Deuteromelia, 88 Pastime With Good Company, Henry VIII, 71 Peg o' Ramsey, Twelfth Night, 10 Quoth John to Joan, tune "Wolsey's Wilde", 75 Sick Tune, The, Much Ado About Nothing, 42 Since First I Saw Your Face, Thomas Ford, 60 Spanish Lady, The, 77 Stephano's Songs, The Tempest, 52 There Dwelt a Man in Babylon, Tweltch Night, 13 Thou Cans't Not Hit It, Love's Labour Lost, 53 Three Merry Men, Twelfth Night, 11 Three Ravens, The, Melismata, 87 Titus Andronicus's Complaint, tune "Fortune", 20 To Shallow Rivers, Merry Wives of Windsor, 24 Tomorrow Is St. Valentine's Day, Hamlet, 33 Tune Thy Music to Thy Heart, Thomas Campion, 63 We Be Soldiers Three, Deuteromelia, 93 We Be Three Poor Mariners, Deuteromelia, 92 What If a Day, Thomas Campion, 66 What Shall He Have That Killed the Deer?, As You Like It, 48 When Daffodils Begin to Peer, The Winter's Tale, 26 When Samson Was a Tall Young Man, tune "Spanish Pavan", 84 When That I Was a Little Tiny Boy, Twelfth Night, 18 Where Griping Grief, Romeo and Juliet, 50 Who Hath His Fancy Pleas'd, Wilhelm van Nassuen, 76 Who Liveth So Merry, Deuteromelia, 90 Whoop, Do Me No Harm, The Winter's Tale, 28 Willow Song, The, Othello, 38 Willy, Prithee Go to Bed, Deuteromelia, 94 Bibliography: Bantock, One Hundred Songs of England, Ditson, 1914 Baring-Gould, Rev. Sabine, English Minstrelsie, 8 v., no date Bridge, Sir Frederick, Shakespearean Music in the Plays and Early Operas, Dent, 1923 Caulfield, John, Vocal Music to Shakespeare's Plays Chappell, William, Old English Popular Music, Wooldridge, 1893 Gibbon, John Murray, Melody and the Lyric, Dent 1930 Hubler, Edward, Shakespeare's Songs and Poems, McGraw, Hill, 1959 Hullah, John, The Song Book, MacMillan & Co., 1866 Jackson, Vincent, English Melodies from the 13th to 18th Century, Dent, 1910 Keel, Frederick, Music in the Time of Queen Elizabeth, Private, 1914 Long, J.H., Shakespeare's Use of Music, 2 v., University of Florida Press, 1955 & 1961 Naylor, E.W., Shakespeare and Music, Dent, 1896 Shakespeare Music, Curwen, 1912 Percy, Thomas, Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, v. 1 & 2, Geo. Bell and Sons, 1876 Sharp, Cecil, One Hundred English Folk Songs, Ditson, 1916 Vincent, Charles, Fifty Shakespeare Songs, Ditson, 1905 |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Aug 07 - 06:42 PM Q asked that we NOT post the index to Folksingers' Wordbook (click for index), apparently because he thinks it's too long. I suppose that's a reasonable request. Same with The Peggy Seeger Songbook: Warts and All and The Essential Ewan MacColl Songbook, both of which are relatively recent publications from Oak (click). Still, if somebody were to provide a link to online indexes for these books, that would be a wonderful contribution. -Joe- |
Subject: Index: 62 Outrageous Songs (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 07 - 09:55 PM I'm surprised this one wasn't on the list Susan of DT sent me - the one I posted up top. -Joe- 62 Outrageous Songs Compiled by Jerry Silverman Oak Publications, 1966 - my copy was originally $2.95
Pity the Downtrodden Landlord Humoresque Don't Cry, Lady Doctor Freud The Bonniest Lass Lying In Calcutta Gutter Putting On the Style Guardian Beauty Contest Lady Chatterly's Lover He Can't Diddle Me Plastic Jesus The Ecumenical March What A Friend We Have In Hoover Poisoning the Students' Minds On Mondays I Never Go To Work Get Out the Gotkes The Eagles, They Fly High I Was Having Trouble Seeing Mary Draft Dodger Rag Peggy, The Pearl of Pensacola Shootin' With Rasputin Rap, Tap, Tap Uncle Fred and Auntie Mabel Charlie Mopps The Panic Is On The Man With the Microphone Skillet Good and Greasy Cosher Bailey Who Killed Norma Jean? My Sweetheart's A Mule In The Mines The Commissioner's Report The Man Who Comes Around My Mother Chose My Husband A Little Bit Off the Top Maids, When You're Young Never Wed An Old Man The Friggin' Falcon The Ballad of Aimie McPherson They're Moving Father's Grave To Build A Sewer The Gay Caballero Bella The Foggy Dew The Soldier and the Sailor The Barsted King of England The Quartermaster Store The Fireship Old Soldiers Never Die Put It On the Ground Bill Bailey The Rand Hymn Wee-Wee The Old Triangle Four Nights Drunk Blood On the Saddle Old King Cole The Foreman O'Rourke The Man Who Waters the Workers' Beer The Baiham Vicar My Father Was Born A Hebrew It's the Same the Whole World Over Six Questions The Red Light Saloon Empty Bed Blues |
Subject: Index: Broadside (Volume 1) From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 07 - 10:09 PM Broadside: Songs of Our Times from the Pages of Broadside Magazine (Volume 1) compiled and edited by Sis Cunningham Produced by Oak Publicatins for Broadside, 1964 Ain't Gonna Let Segregation Turn us Around (Negro Freedom Song) Ballad for Bill Moore (Don West) Ballad of Emmet Till (Bob Dylan - Len H. Chandler) Ballad of Ira Hayes (Peter La Farge) The Ballad of Lou Marsh (Phil Ochs) Ballad of Major Eatherly (Gene mmn) Ballad of Medgar Evers (Phil Ochs - Bob Gibson) Ballad of Oxford, Mississippi (Phil Ochs) The Ballad of Roger (Anonymous) Benny "Kid" Paret (Gil Turner - Len H. Chandler) The Birminghan Bull (Ernie Marrs) Black Stallion (Peter La Farge) Bound for Glory (Phil Ochs) The Boy Salutes (Malvina Reynolds) The Bumblebee (Eric Andersen) Business (Walter Lowenfels - Pete Seeger) Direct Digit Dialing Song (Van Corey) The Dola Explosion (Alex Lukenan) The Flowers of Peace (Pete Seeger) Freedom Train (Will McLean) Get On Board, Children, Children (Willie Peacock and Sam Block) The Great New York Newspaper Strike (Gil Turner) The H-Bomb's Thunder (John Brunner) Hazard Kentucky (Phil Ochs) I Ain't A-Scared of Your Jail (Negro Freedom Song) I Can See a New Day (Les Rice) I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound (Ton Paxton) It Isn't Nice (Malvina Reynolds) If You Miss Me at the Back of the Bus (Negro Freedom Song) Keep On Keeping On (Len H. Chandler) Last Stop on the Jim Crow Train Links on the Chain (Phil Ochs) Little Boxes (Malvina Reynolds) Masters of War (Bob Dylan) Mississippi Goddam (Nina Simone) Mombo (Matt McGinn) Never Turn Back (Bertha Gober) Nobody Knows (Bayle Stanley) Now That, the Buffalo's Gone (Buffy Sainte-Marie) Old Jim Crow (Jackie Alper) One Man's Hands (Alex Comfort - Pete Seeger) Only A Hobo (Bob Dylan) Paths of Victory (Bob Dylan) The People Are Scratching (Marrs, Martin, Seeger) Pains of Nebrasky-O (Eric Anderson) Playboys and Playgirls (Bob Dylan) The Power and the Glory (Phil Ochs) Punch Press Operator (Bernie Packer - Pete Seeger) Ramblin' Boy (Tom Paxton) The Rats (Tom Paxton) Secret Songs (Len H. Chandler) The Sharpeville Massacre (John Steele) The Shelter Diggers (Agnes Friesen) Song to be Sung When the Negotiators Agree (Michael Kennedy - Denise Kennedy) Strangers in Your Town (Peter La Farge) The Submerine Called Thresher (Gene Kadish) Talking Birmingham Jam (Phil Ochs) Talking Christmes (Paul Wolfe) Talking Civil Rights (Delday Lewis) Talking Crystal City (Kenneth Harrison) Talkin' Peace (Bill Frederick) Talking Riot Blues (Albeit Lannon, Jr.) Talking Vietnam (Phil Ochs) That Was the President and That Was the Man (Phil Ochs) The Times I've Had (Mark Spoelstra) To Be A Man (Len H. Chandler) Train A-Travelin' (Bob Dylan) Train For Auschwitz (Tom Paxton) Turn Around Miss Liberty (Len H. Chandler) Unemployment Lament (Patrick Skye) What Did You Learn in School Today? (Tom Paxton) Will You Work for Peace or Wait for War (Agnes Friesen) The Willing Conscript (Tom Paxton) With God on Your Side (Bob Dylan) |
Subject: Index: Broadside, Volume 2 From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 07 - 10:11 PM I wish I had volume 2. It always kills me to have volumes 1 and 3 of something. Anybody have this one? |
Subject: Index: Broadside, Volume 3 (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 07 - 10:14 PM Broadside: 96 Songs of Our Times from America's Foremost Topical Song Magazine (Volume 3) compiled and edited by Sis Cunningham ad Gordon Friesen Produced by Oak Publicatins for Broadside, 1970
All Mixed Up, 14 All My Children of The Son, 79 Are You Bombing With Me Jesus?, 57 Away O'ee, 10 The Backlash Blues, 66 The Ballad of Martin Luther King, 54 Ballade Vom Feind, 33 Bayou Baby, 56 Been On The Road So Long, 53 Black Panther, 77 Blood On The Grapes, 22 Boraxo, 86 Brother That Ain't Good, 68 Burn, Baby, Burn, 45 The Calendar, 21 California's Ship of State, 74 The Cardinal, 13 Changes, 11 Chaplain of The War, 78 The Chinaberry Tree, 9 The Circle, 71 Commuter—Computer Blues, 70 Computer Love-Song, 88 Cross My Heart, 85 "Cush" Holston, 39 Delta Blues, 19 Doesn't Someone Have A Plan, 49 Empty Boots, 20 Farewell Mr. Charlie, 9 Feet First Baby, 87 Fires of Napalm, 24 Follow, 28 Four Women, 8 Garbage, 16 Go Tell It On The Mountain, 19 Help Your Brother's Boat Across, 21 Henry at The Grating, 46 Hey Mr. Rockefeller, 67 I Believe I Do, 43 I Never Knew My Brother, 76 If Jesus Was Alive Today, 62 I've Got To Go Down Town, 41 Inners and Outers, 23 It's Enough To Be Young, 40 Janey's Blues, 75 Joaquin Murieta, 30 Kill For Peace, 13 Like The Miller Grinds The Wheat, 47 Little Wheel Spin and Spin, 65 Loneliness, 58 Long Chains, 59 Lots of Little Soldiers, 18 Lullaby, 42 The Man Says Jump, 81 Manhattan, Manhattan, 36 The Market, 27 The Marvelous Toy, 82 May Their System Soon Be Broken, 71 Men of Principle, 47 Mister Blue, 34 A Mother's Gift, 69 Move On Over, 12 My Oklahoma Home, 17 New Christ Cardiac Hero, 38 Nobody Cares, 52 Oh, Chicago Town, 29 Our Children Are Dying, 22 Pig Hollow, 25 A Pickaxe and A Stone, 51 Poor Boy Michael Strange, 72 Porque Los Pobres No Tienen, 26 Preserven El Parque Elysian, 85 The Pusher, 81 The Raw Recruits, 20 Revolution, 7 The Rock, 37 Song of The Sixties, 35 Stagolee, 63 Stay A Little Longer Where It's Warm, 84 Steve's Ballad, 48 Student Edward, 84 'Taterbug Mandolin Man, 49 They Can't Put It Back, 32 This World Has Been A Prison, 23 Trouble With Jesus, 62 Tungsten, 55 Twenty Tons of T.N.T., 15 Vahlsing Pollutes It, 55 The War Is Over, 31 We Didn't Know, 83 The Welfare Song, 80 What If They Gave A War and No One Came?, 60 What Will We Do With Our Freedom, 73 When The Morning Comes Again, 61 Wild Hog, 57 Younger Generation Blues, 44 |
Subject: Index: New English Broadsides (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 07 - 10:25 PM New English Broadsides: Songs of Our Time from the English Folk Scene Compiled by Nathan Joseph and Eric Winter, 1967
The chastity belt The flowers of Manchester HARVEY ANDREWS Death come easy Kids' colour bar Leave me now DOMINIC BEHAN Arkle Liverpool Lou The patriot game The sea around us JOHN BRUNNER The H-bomb's thunder Oh 007 (Leave those girls alone) ALEX CAMPBELL Been on the road so long Drinkin's ower risky DAVID CAMPBELL Come and get me The way of the world We know the day is coming You can't make a racehorse crow You fly too bold You'll be proud of me IAN CAMPBELL The apprentice's song The canny miner lad Come kiss me love Hard life on the cut The snow is falling The sun is burning SYDNEY CARTER Friday morning Glass of water Judas and Mary Landlord and tenant The rat race A reel of recording tape Silver in the stubble Standing in the rain NADIA CATTOUSE Long time boy ALASDAIR CLAYRE A cold wind blows The invisible backwards-facing grocer who rose to fame ALEX COMFORT I wish I was a silver watch I'll tell you where to put it if you like STAN CROWTHER The merry wives of Camberley KARL DALLAS The Arbroath tragedy ROBIN DENSELOW Morning Tuesday breakfast TERRY GOULD The hunters The mercenaries STEVE GRANT There once was a garden LESLIE HAWORTH The three friends BERT JANSCH Courting blues Harvest your thoughts of love It don't bother me A man I'd rather be The needle of death Oh how your love is strong Oh my babe Ramblin's gonna be the death of me Running from home Strolling down the highway HUGH JONES Ellen Vannin Marco Polo STAN KELLY Comeallye and gobackagain Four pounds a day I wish I was back in Liverpool Liverpool lullaby MATT McGINN The hielan'man Lots of little soldiers Stop the world I've lost my yo-yo Three nights and a Sunday double time JOHN MARSHALL Sweet greens and blues MAURICE ROSENBAUM They let Delgado die JOHN RENBOURN National Seven LEON ROSSELSON Across the hills Battle Hymn of the New Socialist Party History lesson I wish I was back in Liverpool There's gonna come a morning STEPHEN SEDLEY Helping the police CYRIL TAWNEY The oggy man ROGER WATSON The pick and the malt shovel COLIN WILKIE I loved a lad ERIC WINTER Comeallye and gobackagain Four pounds a day The hunters I'll tell you where to put it if you like The jolly farmer They let Delgado die SPIKE WOODS Motorbike kid The quiet beast |
Subject: Index: The Dulcimer Book (Ritchie) (Oak) From: Susan of DT Date: 25 Aug 07 - 10:48 AM THE DULCIMER BOOK by Jean Ritchie Copyright Oak Publications 1963 Mostly instruction, some songs: 29 Bachelor's Hall 27 Barb'ry Ellen 40 Dear Companion 26 Go Tell Aunt Rhodie 32 Goin' Down Town 28 Goin' To Boston 37 Ground Hog 36 O Johnny's On The Water 35 Old Betty Larkin 39 Old Joe Clark 32 Over The River, Charlie 34 Pretty Betty Martin 38 Pretty Polly 30 Pretty Saro 35 Shady Grove 33 What'll I Do With The Baby-O? |
Subject: RE: Singout Reprints 6 From: Susan of DT Date: 25 Aug 07 - 11:08 AM Reprints From Sing Out, Volume 6 Copyright 1964, Oak Publications A Horse Named Bill 23 A Rich Irish Lady 54 Blowin' in the Wind 38 Bonnie Shoals of Herring, The 24 Boston Burglar 32 Bowling Green 53 Butcher's Boy, The 35 Chewing Gum 29 Clean O 61 Coorie Doon 28 Cotton Mill Girls 22 Croppy Boy, The 52 Dick Darby the Cobbler 46 Do Re Mi 60 Engine 143 58 First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 3 Five Fingers 37 Flowers of Peace, The 15 Gambler, The 30 Golden Vanity, The 14 Green Grow The Lilacs 25 Guantanamera 56 Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 6 Henry Martin 39 He Was A Friend of Mine 18 The Holly Bears A Berry 19 Kerry Recruit, The 8 Mail Myself to You 5 Make Me A Bed on Your Floor 13 Margaritkes 16 My Home's Across the Smoky Mtns 40 Oh, Babe it Ain't No Lie 59 Old Maid's Song 42 Peggy-O 49 Poor Miner's Farewell 34 Pretty Polly 41 Railroader's Lament 55 Rock About My Saro Jane 20 Scarborough Fair 36 S'Dremlin Feigle 43 Stewball 62 Tom Joad 26 Van Dieman's Land 31 Vi Azoy Trinkt A Keyser Tey? 12 Vigilante Man 47 We Shall Overcome 63 What Have They Done to the Rain? 21 Will You Go Lassie, Go? 48 Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues 4 You Souls of Boston 44 Zebra Dun 10 Zog Nit Keynmol 50 |
Subject: Index: Bonnie Bunch of Roses (Oak) From: Joe Offer Date: 04 Sep 07 - 02:51 AM Songs of England, Ireland & Scotland: A Bonnie Bunch of Roses by Dan Milner music transcribed by Paul Kaplan Oak Publications, 1983 - still in print Introduction A Note from the Transcriber About the Accompaniments About the Modes Guitar Chords Used in this Book Guitar Tunings Older Ballads Binnorie My Boy Tommy, O! Hind Horn Down by the Greenwood Sidey The Well Below the Valley Thomas the Rhymer Tomlin Captain Wedderburn's Courtship Lord Bateman The Carnal and the Crane Diverus and Lazarus Fair Annie Fair William and Lady Maisry Lord Gregory Cold Blows the Wind Barbara Allen Thomas O'Winesberrie The Shepherd's Boy Robin Hood and Little John The Battle of Harlaw The Death of Queen Jane Georgy The Bonny Lass of Anglesey A Little Before Me Time The Jolly Beggar The Golden Vanity Captain Ward and the Rainbow Johnny of Hazelgreen The Maid and the Soldier Polly Vaughn The Trees Are Getting High The Widow Woman's Daughter Frog in a Cocked Hat City Streets to the t-Sugain Road The Rocky Road to Dublin Feein' Time The Turfman from Ardee The Besom Maker Come A' Ye Tramps an' Hawkers The Beggin' Bung Your Eye The Saucy Bold Robber Poor Murdered Woman James McDonald Sam Hall Brennan on the Moor The Wild and Wicked Youth Sylvie The Farmer's Downfall Remarks on the Times I Wish They'd Do It Now Barney Leave the Girls Alone Soldiers Morrissey and the Russian Sailor Morrissey and the Buffalo Boy Morrissey Again in the Field General Wolfe The Banks of the Nile Jackie Munroe The Bonnie Lass O'Fyvie-O The Black Horse Arthur McBride The Kerry Recruit McCaffery Sailors The Royal Oak On Board a Ninety-Eight The Flying Cloud The Campaero The Greenland Whale Fishery The Wings of a Gull A Lady Fair I Am a Maid That Sleeps in Love The Handsome Cabin Boy Spanish Ladies Boney The Dreadnaught Peter Street Th Banks of Newfoundland Tapscott (We're all Bound to Go) Transports and Immigrants Henry the Poacher Van Dieman's Land John Mitchel Tattie Jock The Donside Emigrant's Farewell Lovely Ann The American Wakes The Green Fields of America Towards Irish Independence The Seven Irishmen The Woods of Trugh Erin's Green Shore Dunlavin Green Nell Flaherty's Drake The Yorkshire Pigs The Blackbird of Avondale Skibbereen Country Life Johnnie Sangster Tally Ho! Hark Away Féach A Phadraig (Look, Patrick) The Holly and the Ivy All the Little Chickens in the Garden The Nice Little Window Dame Durden The Crabfish The Suckling Pig The Gallant Poacher Tatties an' Herrin' The May Morning Dew Napoleon! The Devil and Bonaparte The Plains of Waterloo The Mantle So Green The Green Linnet Napoleon Bonaparte The Grand Conversation on Napoleon The Bonnie Bunch of Roses Love The Flower of France and England O' Matt Hyland The Blacksmith The Banks of the Bann (The Brown Girl) Lovely Willie Moorlough Mary TibbieDunbar The Flower of Magherally The Flower of Sweet Strabane Erin the Green The Red-Haired Man's Wife The Dear Irish Boy Heather on the Moor The Rigs O'Barley The Lily of the West ...and Marriage The Unfortunate Wife How to Cook a Husband How to Cook a Wife Katie Kearney Poor Man's Labour The Wooden Leg'd Parson Rap-A-Tap-Tap The Butcher's Frolic There's Nothing Can Equal a Good Woman Still Close Encounters The Little Ball of Yarn The Banks of the Bann (Willie Archer) The Buxom Lass Maggie Lauder Fire! Down Below The Gay Old Man Brave Old Donnelly Ramble Away Rosemary Lane Drinking Songs The Punch Ladle When Jones's Ale Was New The Derby Ram John Barleycorn The Card Song Lanigan's Ball Preab San Ôl An Bunnán Bui Going Home with the Milk in the Morning Fare Ye Weel Whiskey When Fortune Turns Her Wheel Bibliography |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Q (Frank Staplin) Date: 04 Sep 07 - 09:03 AM Not posted so far (unless I skipped over it) is "Anthology of American Folk Music," edited by Josh Dunson and Ethel Raim, 1973. Someone here at Mudcat posted a link to it and I made a copy. If someone has an original copy, that would be the best one to list, but I can do it if the original poster can't be contacted. |
Subject: Index: Anthology of American Folk Music (songbook) From: Joe Offer Date: 05 Sep 07 - 05:35 AM Thanks to a link from the infamous Abby Sale, I posted the Anthology Index - in this thread (click) Anthology of American Folk Music edited by Josh Dunson and Ethel Raim, published by Oak Publications in 1973. Here's the table of contents:
6. Explanation of musical orthography 7. Guitar and banjo figures 8. Who chose these records? (an interview with Frank Walker) 18. the birth and growth of the Anthology of American Folk Music (as told by Moses Asch) 20. What happened to Volume IV? 22. Henry Lee 24. The House Carpenter 26. Old Lady and the Devil 28. The Butcher's Boy 30. The Wagoner's Lad 32. King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-O 34. Old Shoes and Leggins 36. Willie Moore 38. A Lazy Farmer Boy 40. Peg and Awl 42. Ommie Wise 44. My Name Is John Johanna 46. Bandit Cole Younger 48. Charles Giteau 50. John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man 52. Gonna Die With a Hammer in My Hand (John Henry) 54. Stackalee 56. White House Blues 58. Frankie 60. When the Great Ship Went Down 62. Engine 143 64. Kassie Jones 66. Down on Penny's Farm 68. Got the Farm Land Blues 70. Since I Laid My Burden Down 72. John the Revelator 74. Little Moses 76. Shine on Me 79. The Coo Coo Bird 80. East Virginia 82. Sugar Baby 84. I wish I Was a Mole in the Ground 87. Single Girl, Married Girl 88. Le Vieux Soulard Et Sa Femme 90. Country Blues 92. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean 94. Way Down the Old Plank Road 97. Train on the Island 98. Buddy Won't You Roll Down the Line 100.Spike Driver Blues 102.K.C. Moan 104.The Lone Star Trail 106.Fishing Blues 108.Black Jack David 110.Down on the Banks of the Ohio 112.Nine Pound Hammer 114.Hello Stranger 116.No Depression in Heaven So, this isn't all the tracks in the 6-CD collection, but it's a good number of them. I wish there were a site that provided all the lyrics to all the songs in the anthology, but I haven't found it yet. If you want a scanned copy of the book, the download link is: http://towerofbabel.com/sections/music/troubadours/anthology/anthology.zip |
Subject: Index: Ramblin' Boy and Other Songs by Tom Paxton From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 12:39 PM Ramblin' Boy and Other Songs by Tom Paxton Oak Publication 1965 I. TOPICAL & PROTEST SONGS 9 The Thresher Disaster 10 The Great American Dream 12 Six Men Riding 13 When Morning Breaks 14 I Read It in The DailyNews" 16 There Was A Time 17 A Job of Work to Do 18 The Willing Conscript 20 The Dogs of Alabama 21 Strange Rain 22 The High Sheriff of Hazard 24 Whad Did You Learn in School Today? 27 Standing on the Edge of Town 28 A Rumbling in the Land II CHILDREN'S SONGS 33 Little Brand New Baby 34 Going to the Zoo 36 Let' s Pretend. 38 My Dog's Bigger Than Your Dog 40 The Marvelous Toy III STORY SONGS 45 Willie Seton 46 John, John, John 48 I'm the Man That Built the Bridges IV. YOU'VE GOT TO FEEL BAD SOMETIMES 53 Deep Fork River Blues 54 I Can't Help But Wonder (Where I'm Bound) 56 Come Along Home 57 Ramblin' Boy 59 Rain and Snow 60 I'm on My Last Old Train 61 I'm Bound for the Mountain and the Sea 62 Fare Thee Well, Cisco V. FURTHER PILLS TO PURGE MELANCHOLY 67 Bottle of Wine 68 I Happen to Like Whiskey, Sir! 70 The Natural Girl for Me 72 I'm Going to the Limelight to Die 74 The N. Y. Mets Victory and Commiseration Song 75 Willie My Weaver-O 76 The Meanest Man in the World VL. LOVE SONGS 81 My Lady's A Wild Flying Dove 83 Ev'ry Time (When We Are Gone) 84 Please Let Me Stay With You 85 The Last Thing on My Mind |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 12:52 PM Pete Seeger's "How to Play the 5-String Banjo" was eventually picked up by Oak. It is listed on the back cover of a 1974 Oak publication along with some other titles not on the list at the top. The version of Pete's book that i have is 3rd Edition Revised, 1962 which was still published by Pete himself. So the Oak version would have been after 1862 and before 1974. My version does not have an index to the songs included although there are many with both banjo tabs and melody lines. rlr |
Subject: Index: Bluegrass Guitar by Happy Traum (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 01:08 PM Bluegrass Guitar by Happy Traum Oak Publications 1974 Instruction book with both standard music and guitar tabs Bluegrass songs: Mama Don't 'Low New River Train Rollf In My Sweet Baby's Arms Bury Me Beneath The Willow Going To Georgia Handsome Molly You're A Flower In The Wildwood Old Rattler Midnight On The Stormy Deep Rosa Lee McFall I Am A Pilgrim Angel Band Crying Holy Standing In The Need Of Prayer All The Good Times My Grandfather's Clock Under The Double Eagle Rakes of Mallow Devil's Dream Forked Deer Soldier's Joy John Henry Newgrass: Orange Mountain Special Barrel Of Fun Stoney Creek Sally Goodin Arkansas Traveler Cross Picking: Dill Pickle Rag Sittin' On Top Of The World Handful Of Love |
Subject: Index: The Season of the Year (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 01:24 PM The Season of the Year Folk Songs of Christmas and the New Year Compiled and edited by Irwin Silber Oak Publications 1971 Mary Had A Baby, 7 Virgin Mary Had One Son, 8 The Holly and The Ivy, 9 A Virgin Most Pure, 10 Christ Child Lullaby, 12 Child of God, 13 Duermete, Nino Lindo, 14 The Holly Bears A Berry, 15 Oh, Mary, Where Is Your Baby?, 16 Away In A Manger, 19 How Far Is It To Bethlehem? ,20 Un Flambeau, Jeanette, Isabella, 22 Poor Little Jesus, 25 Comfort and Tidings of Joy, 26 De Nederige Geboorte, 27 What Child Is This?, 29 Joy to The World, 31 Jesous Ahatonhia, 32 Les Anges Dans Nos Campagnes, 35 Brightest and Best, 36 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, 38 Go Tell It On The Mountain, 39 Stille Nacht, 41 It Was On Christmas Day, 42 Wasn't That A Mighty Day, 43 Masters In This Hall, 45 A Child This Day Is Born, 47 Rise Up Shepherd and Follow, 48 The First Noel, 49 No Room At the Inn, 51 The Babe of Bethlehem, 52 Cherry Tree Carol, 54 King Herod and The Cock, 55 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, 56 Sant Josep I La Mare de Deu, 58 The Carnal and The Crane, 59 In the Reign of Great Caesar, 61 Down in Yon Forest, 63 Jingle Bells, 64 Santa Claus Blues, 66 Oh, Tannenbaum, 69 I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In, 70 We Wish You A Merry Christmas. 71 Good King Wenceslas, 72 It's Almost Day, 73 Cowboy's Christmas Bqll, 74 Children, Go Where I Send Thee, 77 The Seven Blessings of Mary, 79 The Twelve Days of Christmas, 80 What Month Was My Jesus Born In?, 82 Auld Lang Syne, 85 Cowboys' New Year's Dance, 86 Young Charlotte, 88 Esta Noche Es N oche Guena, 90 Deck the Halls, 91 Gloucestershire Wassail, 92 Wassail Song, 93 Come, Fill Up Your Glasses, 94 |
Subject: Index: The Flat-Picker's Guitar Guide (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 01:53 PM The Flat-Picker's Guitar Guide An Advanced Instruction Manual and Song Book by Jerry Silverman Oak Publications 1963 INTRODUCTION TABLATURE THE PICK, AND HOW TO HOID IT SECTION ONE:Accompaniment With A Pick CHAPTER I - THE CHURCH LICK The Johnson Boys (10) Willie Moore (12) The Storms Are On the Oceans (14) I Never Will Marry (16) CHAPTER II. - HAMMERING-ON I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow (18) Brown Eyes (20) CHAPTER III - THE CHURCH LICK WITH THE BLUES WRINKLE Brown's Ferry Blues (23) Crawdad (24) CHAPTER IV. - A TYPICAL BLUEGRASS RUN My Home's Across the Smoky Mountains (27) Wagoner's Lad (29) CHAPTER V. - THE WHY,- WHEN AND WHERE OF BARRE CHORD Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (33) Bill Bailey (34) Black, Brown and White Blues (36) SECTION TWO: The Solo Guitar With A Pick CHAPTER Vl - CARTER FAMILY Wildwood Flower (38) Columbus Stockade (40) Hard Ain't It Hard (42) Bright Shines the Moon (44) In the Pines (45) CHAPTER VII. - SINGLE-STRING Everyday Dirt (48) Mountain Dew (50) Cindy (52) Red Rocking Chair (54) CHAPTER VIII - CROSS PICKING Jesse James (56) John Hardy (60) SECTION THREE: Other lands - New Techniques CHAPTER IX. - SYNCOPATION IN THE CARIBBEAN Que Bonita Bandera (64) Love Alone (66) CHAPTER X. - FANCY STEPPES - THE UNORTHODOX CHURCH LICK On a Raven Black Horse (68) CHAPTER XI. - RHYTHMIC AND MELODIC PATTERNS IN 7/8 TIME Samyotisa (72) Yovano (74) SECTION FOUR: Songs To Polish Your Technique On Skillet Good and Greasy (78) Little Maggie (80) Flop-Eared Mule (83) Reuben's Train (86) Under the Double Eagle (88) Stewball (90) Farther Along (92) Deep-River Blues (94) CHORD CHART |
Subject: Index: The Folksinger's Guitar Guide, Vol 2 (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 03:59 PM The Folksinger's Guitar Guide Advanced Volume 2 by Jerry Silverman Oak Publications 1964 Introduction I Tablature: Meltab and Gitab II. Chromatic Bass Runs Cindy Talking Blues Goodnight, Irene The Rangers' Command Roll On, Columbia Additional Chords I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore Descending Runs Hold The Fort Pastures of Plenty Acres of Clams Eggs And Marrowbone Down In The Willow Garden Table of Chromatic Runs Railroad Bill Woke Up This Morning With My Mind On Freedom Sloop John B. John Brown's Body Abilene III. Melody And Accompaniment At The Same Time Nine Hundred Mile s (I-IV) Wildwood Flower (in C and G) Darling Cory IV. Four- Finger Picking Te11 Old Bill The Four-Finger Rag Skip To My Lou (in C and D) John Henry V. On Finding The Right Chord Above The Third Fret: Movable Inversions And Their Use Skip To My Lou We Shall Overcome Wanderin' Been In The Pen So Long Nine-Pound Hammer All My Trials VI. Special Effects Obtainable In Certain Keys C major Crawdad Lonesome House Blues G major Instrumental Intro To "Talking Blues" The Campbells Are Coming (guitar duet) Pretty Polly (G minor) D major Easy Does It Two Maidens Went Milking A major Empty Pockets Blues Venga Jaleo E major Slidin' Around VII. The Circle of Fifths Explained And Applied To Folk Songs Salty Dog Every Night When The Sun Goes In VIII. Greek Music in 7/8 Time Treeya Pedya Volyotika Yerakina IX. South Of The Border, Down Hemiola Way: A Glimpse Into 6/8 Polyrhythm Llorona Huapanga Rhythm Llorona Malaguena Salerosa |
Subject: Index: Songs For Peace (Oak Publications) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 04:45 PM SONGS FOR PEACE 100 songs of the peace movement compiled and edited by The Student Peace Union introduction by Pete Seeger Oak Publications 1966 A New Day Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me 'Round All Mixed Up An Anthem for the Space Age And Freedom Too Asikatali Ban, Ban, Ban, the Bloody H-Bomb Better World A-Coming Brother Won't You Join In the Line Civil Defense Sign Cold War Calypso Come Away Melinda Crow on the Cradle The Cruel War is Raging Die G Dona Nobis Pacem Don't You Weep After Me Dommsday The Dove Down by the Riverside Everybody Loves Saturday Night Five Fingers Flowers of Peace Flowers of the Forest Furusato Guantanamera The H- Bomb's Thunder HammerSong Hymn for Nations I Ain't A-,Marchin' Anymore I Come and Stand I Want To Go To Andorra I'm Going to Join the Army I'm Not Going To Be the Unknown Soldier I'm On My Way I've Got To Know Johnny I Hardly Knew You Kmn Ba Ya Lament of the Soldiers Wife Le Deserteur Lift Every Voice and Sing Listen Mr. Bilbo Mack the Bomb Man With the Knob Many Thousands Gone Monster in the Loch Mrs. McGrath Oh, Freedom One Man's Hands Peace Call Peace Isn't Treason Peace March Song Peat Bog Soldiers The Pigeon Playing War Poost Vsyegda Put My Name Down Ragupati Ragava Rajah Ram Sinner Man Shalom Chaverlm Strangest Dream Talking Atom Talking Cuban Crisis Talking Peace . Tenting On the Old Camp Ground Then We'll Have Peace There's Better Things To Do There's Rain in the Forest This Land Is Your Land This Little Light. of Mine This O1d World is Changing Hands The Ulster Soldier Boy United Nations Make A Chain Vine and Fig Tree Walk in Peace Wasn't That A Time We Shall Not Be Moved We Shall Overcome We'll All Go Together We're Gonna Move We've Got to Find Another Way What a Grand and. Glorious Feeling What Did You Learn in School Today What Have They Done To the Rain When Johnny Comes Marching Home Where Have All The Flowers Gone? Will You Work for Peace or Wait for War? The Willing Conscript Woke-up This Morning with My Mind Set On Freedom . Zum Gali Gali |
Subject: Index: Freedom Is a Constant Struggle (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 07:14 PM FREEDOM IS A CONSTANT STRUGGLE Songs of the Freedom Movement by Guy & Candie Carawan Oak Publications 1968 I GOT ON MY TRAVELING SHOES (14) Traveling Shoes (17) Great Day for Me (18) Birmingham Sunday (22) We've Got a Job (24) We're Gonna March in St. Augustine Tonight, My Lord (27) 1 Love Everybody (28) Wade in the Water (30) Legend of Danville (32) Demonstrating G.I. (34) Oginga Odinga (38) The Prophesy of a SNCC Field Secretary (44) You Should Have Been There (46) I Ain't Scared O' Your Jail (48) Nothing But a Soldier (50) Go Ahead (52) Up Above My Head FREEDOM IS A CONSTANT STRUGGLE (58) Why Was the Darkie Born? (62) Freedom Train A' Comin' (72) Father's Grave (77) I Want My Freedom (78) It Isn't Nice (84) Mississippi Goddam (92) Freedom Is a Constant Struggle (96) We Got a Thing Going On (100) Go Tell It On the Mountain (104) Carry It On I BEEN IN THE STORM SO LONG (113) Where Ya Go Lily (115) Throw Me Anywhere, Lord (116) Juba (118) Give Me the Gourd to Drink Water (121) Bully tn' Jack-A-Diamonds (122) Go Down Old Hannah (126) Delta Blues . (128) Bourgeois Blues (133) Down On Me (134) I Been in the Storm So Long (136) Go Down Moses (137) Moses (138) I'll Be All Right OH. WALLACE. YOU NEVER CAN JAIL US ALL (152) This May Be the Last Time (154) Berlin Wall (157) Do What the Spirit Say Do (159) Right! Right! (160) Which Side Are You On? (162) Another Day's Journey (164) Way Over Yonder in Montgomery (168). Oh, Wallace (172) Murder on the Road in Alabama WE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD SHAKIN' (183) I Don't Want To Be Lost In the Slums (184) Lead Poison On the Wall (186) Rent Strike Blues (188) Burn, Baby, Burn (192) People Get Ready (194) Never Too Much Love (196) Gonna Be A Meetin' Over Yonder (200) Freedom Now (204) We Got the Whole World Shakin' (210) Keep On Pushing' PREFACE TO EPILOGUE (213) AN EPILOGUE- The Movement's Moving On: The New Mood by Julius Lester (223) The Movement's Moving On |
Subject: Index: Slave Songs of the United States (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 10:47 PM SLAVE SONGS OF THE UNITED STATES The complete original collection (136 songs) collected and compiled by William Francis Allen, Charles Pickard Ware and Lucy McKim Garrison in 1867, with new piano accompaniments and guitar chords by Irving Schlein. Oak Publications 1965 Almost Over Archangel Open The Door Aurore Bradaire A way Down In Sunbury Bell Da Ring Belle Layotte Blow Your Trumpet, Gabriel Bound To Go Brother, Guide Me Home Brother Moses Gone. Build A House In Paradise Calinda Caroline Charleston Gals Children Do Linger Come Along, Moses Come Go With Me Day of Judgment, The . Don't Be Weary, Traveller Early In The Morning Every Hour In the Day Fare Ye Well Give Up The World God Got Plenty o' Room Go In The Wilderness Gold Band, The Golden Altar, The Good-Bye Good-Bye, Brother Good News, Member Good Old Way, The Graveyard, The Gwine Follow Hail Mary Hallelu, Hallelu Happy Morning Heave Away Heaven Bells, The Heaven Bell A Ring Hold Out To The End Hold Your Light Hunting For A City Hunting For The Lord Hypocrite and The Concubine, The I An' Satan Had A Race I Can't stay Behind I Can't Stand The Fire I Don't Feel Weary I Hear From Heaven To-day I Know When I'm Going Home I'm A-Trouble In De Mind I'm Going Home . I'm Gwine To Alabamy I'm In Trouble In The Mansions Above I Saw The Beam In My Sister's Eye I want To Die Like-a Lazarus Die. I want To Go Home . I Want To Join The Band I Wish I Been Dere Jacob's Ladder Jehovah, Hallelujah Jesus On The Water-Side Jesus, Won't You Come By-And-Bye! Jine 'E m John, John, Of The Holy Order Join The Angel Band Jordan's Mills Just Now King Emanuel Lay This Body Down Lean On The Lord's Side Let God's Saints Come In Little Children, Then Won't You Be Glad Lolotte Lonesome Valley, The Lord, Make Me More Patient Lord, Remember Me Many Thousand Go Meet, a Lord Michael Row The Boat Ashore My Army Cross Over My Body Rock 'Long Fever My Father, How Long? Musieu Bainjo Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Had No Man Can Hinder Me No More Rain Fall For Wet You Not Weary Yet Oa Brothers, Don't Get Weary O Daniel O'er The Crossing Old Ship Of Zion, The On To Glory O Shout Away Poor Rosy Praise, Member Pray All De Member Pray On Rain Fall And Wet Becca Lawton Religion So Sweet Remon Resurrection Morn, The Rock O' Jubilee Rock O' My Soul Roll, Jordan, Roll Round The Corn, Sally Run, Nigger, Run Sabbath Has No End Satan's Camp A-Fire Sail, O Believer Shall I Die? Shock Along, John Shout On, Children Sinner Won't Die No More Sin Sick Soul, The Social Band, The Some Valiant Soldier Stars Begin To Fall Tell My Jesus "Morning" There's A Meeting Here Tonight These Are All My Father's Children This Is The Trouble Of The World Travel On The Trouble Of The World Turn, Sinner, Turn O! Wait, Mr. Mackright Wake Up, Jacob We Will March Through The Valley What A Trying Time When We Do Meet Again White Marble Stone, The Who Is On The Lord's Side Winter, The Wrestle On, Jacob You Must Be Pure And Holy |
Subject: Index: Negro Songs from Alabama (Oak) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 11:28 PM Negro Songs from Alabama Collected by Harold Courlander second edition Oak Publications 1960, 1963 I. RELIGIOUS SONGS: PRAYERS, ANTHEMS AND SPIRITUALS MOVE MEMBERS MOVE DIDN'T YOU HEAR WAKE UP JONAH ROCK CHARIOT PREACH MY GOSPEL WHEN YOU FEEL LIKE MOANING JOB, JOB PRAYER THE SUN WILL NEVER GO DOWN THIS MAY BE YOUR LAST TIME KING DAVID IT'S GETTING LATE IN THE EVENING TRAVELLING SHOES WONDER WHERE IS MY BROTHER GONE DEATH IS AWFUL TROUBLED, LORD, I'M TROUBLED TRAMPING, TRAMPING DEAR AND GONE FREE AT LAST I'M GOING HOME ON THE MORNING TRAIN JESUS GOING TO MAKE UP MY DYING BED OH DEATH HAVE MERCY COME ON UP TO BRIGHT GLORY I'M CLIMBING UP THE HILLS OF MT. ZION PLUMB THE LINE GOING TO SHOUT ALL OVER GOD'S HEAVEN LORD, I'M WAITING ON YOU. TIP AROUND MY BED RIGHT EASY LOOK HOW THEY DONE MY LORD MY GOD AIN'T NO LYING MAN WHEN THE ROLL IS CALLED IN HEAVEN I'M STANDING IN A SAFETY ZONE II. WORK AND FIELD SONGS JOHN HENRY BLACK WOMAN WATER ON THE WHEEL CAPTAIN HOLLER HURRY THE CAPTAIN CAN'T READ NOW YOUR MAN DONE GONE SHE DONE GOT UGLY EVALINA I'M GOING UPTOWN III. CALLS, CRIES AND HOLLERS HEY RUFUS WOH HOO(field call) I'M GOING DOWN THE ROAD FATHER'S FIELD CALL CHILDREN'S FIELD CALL IV. LULLABIES GIVE MY HEART EASE LITTLE LAP DOG V. CHILDREN'S GAME SONGS LOOP DE LOO MARY MACK KUSHIE DYE YO MAY GO ROUND THE NEEDLE AMASEE ROSIE DARLING ROSIE GREEN GREEN ROCKY ROAD JUST WATCH THAT LADY SANGAREE PEEP SQUIRREL CHARLIE OVER THE OCEAN SEE SEE RIDER BLUEBIRD BLUEBIRD GOING UP NORTH LITTLE SALLY WALKER OLD LADY SALLY WANTS TO JUMP STOOPING ON THE WINDOW BOB-A-NEEDLE ROSIE GAL |
Subject: Index: The Irish Songbook (Oak Publications) From: raredance Date: 18 Jan 09 - 11:49 PM The Irish Songbook 75 songs collected, adapted, written and sung by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. Arranged for piano and guitar by Robert DeCormier. Compiled and edited by Joy Graeme. Copyright 1979 by Tiparm Publishers, Inc. Oak Publications - OK 64188 ORO, SE DO BHEATHA 'BHAILE! - Page 2 HI FOR THE BEGGARMAN - Page 4 THE HOLY GROUND - Page 6 JOHNNY IS A ROVING BLADE - Page 10 AR FOL LOL LOL O - Page 13 I ONCE LOVED A LASS - Page 16 REDMOND O'HANLON - Page 18 EAMANN AN CHNOIC - Page 20 PADDY DOYLE'S BOOTS - Page 23 WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU MARRIED A SOLDIER? - Page 24 THE MAID OF THE SWEET BROWN KNOWE - Page 26 GALWAY CITY - Page 28 JOHNNY, I HARDLY KNEW YE - Page 31 MY SON TED - Page 34 WILLIAM BLOAT - Page 36 MR. MOSES RI-TOORAL-I-A Y - Page 38 THE BLACK CAVALRY - Page 40 EILEEN AROON - Page 42 AS I ROVED OUT - Page 44 NELL FLAHERTY'S DRAKE - Page 46 AN POC AR BUlLE - Page 50 EVER THE WINDS - Page 52 ROCKY ROADTO DUBLIN - Page 54 THE BARD OF ARMAGH - Page 56 LAMENT FOR BRENDAN BEHAN - Page 58 WHISKEY, YOU'RE THE DEVIL - Page 62 THE LEAVING OF LIVERPOOL - Page 65 BLOW YE WINDS - Page 68 BOULAVOGUE - Page 70 THE CROPPY BOY - Page 72 ... MRS. ROCKETT'S PUB - Page 7'4 A MAN OF DOUBLE DEED - Page 78 PAPER OF PINS - Page 80 THE WREN SONG - Page 82 WEELA WALLIA - Page 84 WHEN I WAS YOUNG - Page 86 SALLY-O - Page 88 THE CURLEW'S SONG - Page 90 BLACKWATER SIDE - Page 92 THE MONTH OF JANUARY - Page 98 BUNGLE RYE - Page 100 MASTER McGRATH - Page 102 THE LOWLANDS OF HOLLAND - Page 104 THE RAPPAREE - Page 106 THE LOUGH NEAGH FISHERS - Page 109 MAID OF FIFE-E-O - Page 112 THE EARL OF MORAY - Page 114 THE COBBLER - Page 116 LORD NELSON - Page 118 , THE BUTCHER BOY - Page 120 WINDS OF MORNING - Page 122 THE ROCKS OF BAWN - Page 124 MADERINE RUE - Page 126 McPHERSON'S LAMENT - Page 128 FOUR GREEN FIELDS - Page 130 BOLD TENANT FARMER - Page 132 FREEDOM'S SONS - Page 135 THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY - Page 138 CONVICT OF CLONMEL - Page 140 O'DONNEL ABU - Page 142 THE 23rd OF JUNE - Page 144 NANCY WHISKEY - Page 146 THE OLD ORANGE FLUTE - Page 148 THE COCKlES OF BUNGAREE - Page 151 THE WILD ROVER - Page 154 FARE THEE WELL, ENNISKILLEN - Page 156 MICK McGUIRE - Page 158 ISN'T IT GRAND, BOYS? - Page 162 THE BEGGARMAN - Page 164 IRISH ROVER - Page 168 CRUISCIN LAN - Page 171 GALWAY ,RACES - Page 173 PORTLAIRGE - Page 176 FOGGY DEW -Page 180 THE PARTING GLASS - Page 182 Index of Recordings - Page 185 |
Subject: Index: The Banjo Player's Songbook (Oak) From: wyrdolafr Date: 19 Jan 09 - 01:59 PM The Banjo Player's Songbook - Tim Jumper Oak Publications © 1984 ISBN: 0-8256-0297-1 Across the Western Ocean - 211 Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow - 38 All the Good Times Are Past and Gone - 234 Amazing Grace - 254 Angelina Baker - 216 Angeline - 148 Arkansas Traveler - 149 Auld Lang Syne - 192 The Band Played On - 241 Banjo Picking Girl - 89 The Banks o' Doon - 190 Been All Around This World - 119 Big Ball's In Town - 40 Bile 'Em Cabbage Down - 40 Bill Bailey - 244 Bill Cheatum - 250 Black-Eyed Susan - 83 The Black Velvet Band - 48 Blow The Man Down - 199 Blow Ye Winds - 214 Bound To Ride - 117 Buffalo Gals - 140 Bungle Rye - 56 By The Light of the Silvery Moon - 251 The Carlton Weaver - 60 The Campton Races - 217 Can't You Dance the Polka? - 146 Captain Kidd - 112 Careless Love - 123 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny - 237 Chanuke, O Chanuke - 274 Cindy - 84 Cluck Old Hen - 128 Coal Creek March - 151 Colored Aristocracy - 152 The Coo-Coo - 130 Cotton-Eyed Joe - 97 Coulter's Candy - 185 Crawdad - 122 Cripple Creek - 26 The Cruise of the Calibar - 180 Cumberland Gap - 27 Daisy - 230 Darling Nellie Gray - 231 Deck The Hall - 282 Dicey Riley - 82 Dixie - 28 Down In The Valley - 29 Down The Road - 142 Drink It Up Men - 66 The Eighth of January - 153 The Erie Canal - 30 Farewell to Tarwathie - 191 Fishin' Blues - 128 Flowers of Edinburgh - 154 Fly Around, My Pretty Little Miss - 141 For He's A Jolly Good Fellow - 240 The Fox - 136 Frankie and Johnny - 102 Freight Train - 115 Gaspe Reel - 155 The Girl I Left Behind Me - 72 Give Me That Old Time Religion - 255 Give My Regards to Broadway - 246 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - 281 Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad - 125 Golden Slippers - 236 Good King Wenceslaus - 283 Go Tell Aunt Rhody - 135 Go To Sea No More - 208 Grandfather's Clock - 228 Greenland Fisheries - 206 Gyspy Davy - 59 The Handsome Cabin Boy - 212 Handsome Molly - 85 Hard Times - 222 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - 280 Haul Away Joe - 196 Hava Nagila - 273 Heave Away, Me Johnny - 197 Hello! Ma Baby - 250 Hello, Patsy Fagan - 172 Hi for the Beggarman - 62 Henneh Mah Tov - 276 Home On The Range - 32 Hot Corn, Cold Corn - 40 I Am A Pilgrim - 256 I Can't Feel at Home in This World Anymore - 260 I'll Fly Away - 257 I'm A Rover - 58 In The Good Old Summertime - 242 Isn't It Grand, Boys? - 177 I's the B'y - 213 Jesses James - 104 Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring - 261 Jingle Bells - 278 John Hardy - 108 John Henry - 116 Johnny Todd - 77 Jubilee - 41 The Jug of Punch - 65 June Apple - 156 Just a Closer Walk with Thee - 266 Keep My Skillet Good and Greasy - 43 Kelly, the Boy from Killane - 174 Kum Ba Yah - 259 The Leaving of Liverpool - 202 Let Erin Remember - 176 Little Birdie - 134 Little Brown Jug - 67 Little Liza Jane - 92 Little Maggie - 86 Loch Lomond - 184 Lonesome Valley - 262 Long Journey Home - 124 MacPherson's Farewell - 186 The Maid of Amsterdam - 87 Marching Through Georgia - 31 The Mermaid - 210 Michael, Row the Boat Ashore - 269 Mississippi Sawyer - 157 Mole In the Ground - 133 The Moonshiner - 70 More Pretty Girls than One - 80 Mountain Dew - 68 Mountain Tay - 64 My Johnny Lad, 187 My Old Kentucky Home - 218 My Wild Irish Rose - 235 New River Train - 120 The Nightingale - 76 Nine Hundred Miles - 118 Ode to Joy - 264 Oh My Little Darling - 73 Oh! Susanna - 220 Old Dan Tucker - 98 Old Folks at Home - 221 Old Jimmy Sutton - 158 Old Joe Clark - 96 Old Molly Hare - 131 The Old Woman from Wexford - 182 On top of Old Smoky - 33 Our Boys Will Shine Tonight - 245 Over the Waterfall - 159 Paddy West - 94 Polly Wolly Doodle - 88 Pretty Polly - 106 Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey - 252 Railroad Bill - 100 Rakes of Mallow - 160 Red-Haird Boy - 161 Red Wing - 162 Ring, Ring the Banjo - 224 Rio Grande - 200 Rise Her Up - 203 The Rising of the Moon - 178 Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms - 78 Rose Tree - 163 Roving Gambler - 55 Row, Bullies, Row - 194 Sacremento - 34 Sally Ann - 143 Sally Goodin - 145 Salty Dog Blues - 124 Sandy River Belle - 164 Santy Anno - 201 Scotland the Brave - 186 Shady Grove - 75 Shalom CHaverim - 272 She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain - 39 The Ship that Never Returned - 232 Short'nin' Bread - 44 The Sidewalks of New York - 227 Silent Night - 284 Simple Gifts - 265 Sinner Man - 263 Skip to My Lou - 144 The Sloop John B - 198 Soldier's Joy - 165 Sourwood Mountain - 35 South Australia - 207 Sowing On the Mountain - 267 Speed the Plough - 166 The Squid-Jigging Ground - 204 Sugar Babe - 127 Sugar Hill - 36 Sweet Betsy of the Pike - 90 Sweet Sixteen - 167 Take Me to Ballgame - 226 Tom Dooley - 103 To the Begging I will Go - 51 Turkey In the Straw - 132 The Wabash Cannonball - 114 Waterbound - 42 Way Down the Old Plank Road - 45 Wayfaring Stranger - 268 We Wish You a Merry Christmas - 279 What Do You Do with a Drunken Sailor - 205 When the Saints Go Marching In - 270 When You and I Were Young Maggie - 238 Whiskey In the Jar - 54 Whiskey, Johnny - 195 Wild Bill Jones - 107 The Wild Colonial Boy - 52 The Wild Rover - 50 Wildwood Flower - 74 Will the Circle Be Unbroken? - 258 The Work of the Weavers - 188 Worried Man Blues - 126 Yankee Doodle - 99 The Yankee Doodle Boy - 247 You Are My Sunshine - 79 Young Roddy McCorley - 170 You're a Grand Old Flag - 248 Note: The songs/tunes are arranged for 5 string clawhammer banjo in a variety of tunings. The songs are divided up into the various chapters: Lover False and True Spunky Gals A Parcel of Rogues Murder and Foul Play Long Steel Rails Shouting the Blues All God's Critters Swing Your Partner Fiddle Tunes The Shamrock Shore: Songs of Ireland Ye Highlands and Ye Lowlands: Songs of Scotland Chanteys and Songs of the Sea America's Troubadour: Songs of Stephen Foster Just a Song at Twilight: Parlor Favorites Songs from Tin Pan Alley How Sweet the Sound: Gospel Songs Jewish Songs of Celebration Christmas Songs and Carols |
Subject: Index: Favorite Spanish Folksongs From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Jan 09 - 09:52 PM Favorite Spanish Folksongs: Traditional Songs from Spain and Latin America Compiled and Edited by Elena Paz Oak Publications, 1965 (3rd printing, 1967) Desde Mexico he venido (From Mexico I've Come) - Mexico El humahuaqueño (The Humahuaquenian) - Argentina Vidalita (My Little Love) - Argentina Boquita colorada (Pretty Little Mouth) - Bolivia Noches de luna (Moonlit Nights) - Argentina Los contrabandistas de ronda (The Smugglers on the Town) - Spain Con las abejas (With the Bees) - Spain A la una naci yo (I Was Born at One O'Clock) - Sephardic Avridme, Galanica (Let Me In, Galanica) - Sephardic Arvoles yoran (The Trees Cry) - Sephardic Subo, subo (I Climb, I Climb) - Argentina El venadito (The Little Deer) - Mexico Nobleza india (Indian Pride) - Bolivia Taripai—cha-cucharata (Please Pass the Spoon) - Argentina Cielito lindo (Heavenly One) - Mexico La Borinqueña (Puerto Rican National Anthem) - Puerto Rico La India (The Indian Maid) - Chile Lucumi (Lucumi) - Cuba Corrido de la campaña reeleccionista (Ballad of the Re-election Campaign) - Mexico Corrido de la miseria (Ballad of Poverty) - Mexico Corrido de los oprimidos (Ballad of the Oppressed) - Mexico Corrido de las tres pelonas (Ballad of the Three Flappers) - Mexico La Bamba - Mexico El cascabel (The Rattle) - Mexico Celos (Jealousy) - Bolivia El cierro - Chile Las mañanitas (Birthday Song) - Mexico Venid, pastoricitos (Come, Little Shepherds) - Spain Los pastores a Belen (Shepherds to Bethlehem) - Spain Esta noche nace un Niño (Tonight a Child is Born) - Spain De las montañas venimos (We Come From the Mountains) - Puerto Rico Sonccuiman (To My Heart) - Peru Achachu - Peru Roman Castillo - Mexico La zandunga - Mexico A la rurru, niño (Hush a Bye, Baby) - Spain A la nanita nana (Rock a Bye, Baby) - Spain Eres alta y delgada (You Are Tall and Slender) - Spain Cuando yo me muera (When I Die) - Argentina Mucho te quiero (I Love You Very Much) - Argentina Mi caballo blanco (My White Horse) - Chile El Pequen - Chile De larga jornada (The Long Journey) - Latin America Miren cuntas luces (See the Many Lights) - Latin America Echen confites (Scatter the Bon Bons) - Mexico Dos puntas tiene el camino (The Road Has Two Ends) - Chile La Liorona (The Weeping One) - Mexico Una tarde fresquita de mayo (A Fresh Afternoon in May) - Argentina La rana (The Frog) - Mexico |
Subject: Index: Folksinger's Wordbook (Oak Publications) From: Joe Offer Date: 14 Oct 10 - 02:34 PM Well, I know there was a request NOT to post this index, but posting it makes it searchable. FOLKSINGER'S WORDBOOK Compiled and edited by Irwin and Fred Silber Oak Publications, 1973
Source: Elderly Instruments, which charges $34.95 for this wonderful book. |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Aug 11 - 04:43 PM Anyone have Songs of Phil Ochs Can you post the index? -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: GeoffLawes Date: 08 Dec 11 - 08:41 PM On-Line Alphabetical Index to songs in SING OUT |
Subject: Index: Songs of Phil Ochs From: GMGough Date: 09 Dec 11 - 05:11 AM Songs of Phil Ochs Copyright 1964 Appleseed Music Inc What's That I Hear 7 Hills of West Virginia 8 There But For Fortune 9 Bound For Glory 10 Draft Dodger Rag 11 William Moore 12 Talking Plane Disaster 14 Talking Vietnam 15 Thresher 17 Lou Marsh 18 Remember Me 19 Firehouse 35 (page 20) No Christmas in Kentucky 21 Celia 22 Links on the Chain 23 That Was The President 24 What Are You Fighting For 25 Automation Song 26 Power And Glory, The 27 Another Country 28 Too Many Martyrs 29 I Ain't Marchin' Anymore 30 Iron Lady, The 32 |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 09 Dec 11 - 07:13 PM Thank you kindly, GM. One might wonder why Geoff Lawes posted a link to the song index of Sing Out! Magazine. Since its beginning in 1950, Sing Out! has had words and music for several songs in each issue, always in a distinctive format. You'll notice the same format in the Oak Publications songbooks, and it was similar in the People's Songs Bulletin. Irwin Silber (1925-2010) was the executive director of People's Songs from 1947-1949. He was editor of Sing Out! 1950-1967, and he was associate producer at Folkways Records 1958-1964. From 1960-1967, Silber was Editor and Co-Publisher (with Moses Asch) of Oak Publications. -Joe Offer- |
Subject: Index: Irish Songs of Resistance (Patrick Galvin) From: Shimbo Darktree Date: 29 Mar 13 - 11:48 PM Irish Songs of Resistance – Patrick Galvin 50 songs of Ireland's struggle for freedom and independence (1169-1923) with historical notes and guitar chords. Oak Publications © 1962 After Aughrim's Great Disaster – 17 Batchelor's Walk – 55 Blarismoore Tragedy, The – 86 Bold Black And Tan, The – 63 Bold Fenian Men, The - Michael Scanlan – 51 Bold Robert Emmet – 32 Boulavogue – P J McCall – 28 Boys From The County Cork, The – 70 By Memory Inspired – 101 Cork Men And New York Men, The – T D Sullivan – 89 Clare's Dragoons – Thomas Davis – 19 Croppy Boy, The – 23 Drumboe Castle – 100 Dunlavin Green – 94 Fair Of Turloughmore, The – 93 Famine Song, The – 44 Fenian Man o'War, The – 48 Follow Me Up To Carlow – P J McCall – 90 God Save Ireland – T D Sullivan – 83 Grazier Tribe, The – 21 Green Upon The Cape, The – 91 Henry Joy McCracken – William Drennan (attributed) – 34 Irish Free State, The – 71 Jackets Green, The – Michael Scanlan – 97 James Connolly – 99 John Mitchel – 45 Johnny Grey – 37 Kelly The Boy From Killanne – P J McCall – 33 Kevin Barry – 67 Lonely Banna Strand – 57 Memory Of The Dead, The – John Kells Ingram – 39 Men Of The West, The – William Rooney – 30 Michael Dwyer – T D Sullivan – 95 Nation Once Again, A – Thomas Davis – 42 Native Swords – Thomas Davis – 41 O'Donnell Aboo – M J McCann – 12 Patriot Mother, The – Mary Eva Kelly – 85 Rising Of The Moon, The – John Keegan Casey – 35 Royal Blackbird, The – 16 Sean Treacy – 65 Shan Van Vocht, The – 27 Skibbereen – 46 Smashing Of The Van, The – 50 Station Of Knocklong, The – 60 Terence McSwiney – 67 Tipperary Recruiting Song – 86 Wearing Of The Green, The – 84 Wexford Massacre, The – M J Barry – 96 Wind That Shakes The Barley, The – Robert Dwyer Joyce – 98 Wrap The Green Flag Round Me, Boys – J K O'Reilly – 75 |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Jack Campin Date: 06 Aug 16 - 10:14 AM Russian Songs Forty contemporary and traditional songs in Russian and English compiled, edited and arranged by Jerry Silverman 1966 Library of Congress card catalogue no. 66-19059 Traditional Songs In the Window Stands a Red Rose Oh, My Sweetheart Ural Lament The Young Girl Was Married Off Pskov Lyrical Melody Zhaleika Voronezh Round-Dance Chastushki Old Tikhvin Melody By The Seashore Far-Off Sweetheart Novgorod Lyrical Melody The Pear Tree Ducks Are Flying Where Have You Been Modern Songs Composed In Traditional Style On A Raven-Black Horse Interplanetary Chastushki Timmy May You All Prosper I Will Go To The Swift River The Ural Rowan Tree Two Swallows The Daisy Oh, The Fog By The Old Oak The River Runs Modern Songs "Seagull" - The Maiden Is Named Entreaty (Night Blues) Moscow Nights If Father A Hero Fell My Heart, Be Still Evening In Port If All The Young Men... Buchenwald Alarm The Volga Flows The Sacred War Girls Dancing On The Deck A Song About A Captain Let The Sun Shine Forever Danube Garland The Wonder-Song (I am not about to try typing the Cyrillic versions of the titles - I can email a photo of the contents page to anybody who wants to do it). |
Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications From: Joe Offer Date: 11 Jun 22 - 08:02 PM Thread #103890 Message #4144018 Posted By: GUEST 11-Jun-22 - 03:49 PM Thread Name: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications Subject: RE: Songbook Indexing: Oak Publications
Does anyone know who originally did "I'll Tell You What I Saw Last Night"? It sounds like something Blind Alfred Reed would've written
-Joe Offer, Mudcat Music Editor- |
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