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looking for Doc Watson

20 Apr 01 - 12:49 PM (#445420)
Subject: looking for Doc Watson
From: GUEST,Kirstensatdheim@aol.com

I have been searching for an old Doc Watson album, and cannot access any of the links beyond your home page. I hope you might be able to help me.

The album I am looking for is primarily childrens tunes and includes Doc's version of the song "Over in the Meadow". Do you know of this album? Please let me know if you have any suggestions on how to find it.

Thank You for Your Help, KS


20 Apr 01 - 12:59 PM (#445426)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: catspaw49

Try contacting Dick Greenhaus at Camsco Records

Spaw


20 Apr 01 - 11:07 PM (#445874)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: raredance

Well there is this album that covers part of your request but doesn't have "Over In The Meadow"

SONGS FOR LITTLE PICKERS -(Sugar Hill 3786) 1 Talkin' Guitar 2 Mole In The Ground 3 Mama Blues 4 Froggie Went A-Courtin' 5 Shady Grove 6 The Riddle Song 7 Sing Song Kitty 8 John Henry 9 Sally Goodin 10 Crawdad Song 11 And The Green Grass Grew All Around 12 Liza Jane

rich r


21 Apr 01 - 01:09 AM (#445921)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: wysiwyg

For readability, that would be:

SONGS FOR LITTLE PICKERS -(Sugar Hill 3786)
1 Talkin' Guitar
2 Mole In The Ground
3 Mama Blues
4 Froggie Went A-Courtin'
5 Shady Grove
6 The Riddle Song
7 Sing Song Kitty
8 John Henry
9 Sally Goodin
10 Crawdad Song
11 And The Green Grass Grew All Around
12 Liza Jane

Good Lord! That would be a way to raise kids right, AND a picker's primer!

~Susan


21 Apr 01 - 10:40 AM (#446069)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: raredance

Aye, Susan, You can't read left to right, only top to bottom? ;-)

rich r


21 Apr 01 - 03:25 PM (#446198)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: wysiwyg

O, U!

~S~


21 Apr 01 - 07:04 PM (#446301)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: Joe Offer

Well, I checked CDNow, and it appears that if you want "Over in the Meadow" on CD, you'll have to settle for recordings by John McCutcheon, John Langstaff, Raffi, or Barney (!). I couldn't find a Doc Watson recording in my usual sources.
-Joe Offer-


22 Apr 01 - 12:03 AM (#446414)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: raredance

I agree with Joe. I went to a website that had what appeared to be a quite complete DW discography with song titles and didn't find anything. The one possible exception was a track listed as "Children's Songs" on one of the Watson family recordings.

I would also call attention to a modern rewrite of the song called "Over In The Endangered Meadow" written by Sally Rogers and recorded on her 1990 "Piggyback Planet" album.

rich r


22 Apr 01 - 04:52 AM (#446511)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: Stewie

Rich, the children's songs, sung by Dolly Greer, on 'Watson Family Tradition' do not include 'Over the Meadow'. They are: 'Julie Jenkins', 'Hushabye', 'Baa Nanny Black Sheep', 'Sheepy and the Goat'.

--Stewie.


22 Apr 01 - 10:44 AM (#446585)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: Justa Picker

You can also keep abreast of his upcoming tour dates here.


22 Apr 01 - 11:28 AM (#446604)
Subject: RE: looking for Doc Watson
From: SINSULL

I can't believe that Joe Offer is recommending Barney recordings. What are you smoking these days, Joe?