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11 May 04 - 01:18 PM (#1183002) Subject: Folklore: Penguin Books From: GUEST,Guest Can anybody tell me the full title and/or ISBN of The Penguin Book of English Ballads - and where it might be obtained? |
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11 May 04 - 01:24 PM (#1183006) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: Micca s this the one you mean? Here |
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11 May 04 - 01:41 PM (#1183022) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: Cluin Or this more recent version of it. |
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11 May 04 - 01:46 PM (#1183024) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: GUEST,Guest Yes - that's the one - thank you so much! |
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11 May 04 - 02:05 PM (#1183039) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: dick greenhaus CAMSCO still has some copies in stock: $26.00+1.50 shipping. It's an expanded version of the old Penguin Book--Penguin had nothing to do with the expanded notes, so it'd been re-named to Classic English Folk Songs. |
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11 May 04 - 03:14 PM (#1183108) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: GUEST,Guest Micca - that's the one - the updated one - there seems to be some of the old one in stock - but think I'll go for the new one - and it's only 14.99 sterling - thanks very much again. |
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12 May 04 - 02:11 AM (#1183501) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: GUEST,Jon Bartlett Penguinophiles will also know that there's a Penguin Book of Ballads (ed. Geoffrey Grigson),1975, and a Penguin Book of Border Ballads (ed. William Beattie), 1952. |
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12 May 04 - 03:27 AM (#1183518) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: Wilfried Schaum Found at http://www.amazon.com The Penguin Book of Ballads by Geoffrey Grigson (Editor) ISBN 0140421939 Out of Print--Limited Availability Used & new from $1.98 The Penguin book of folk ballads of the English-speaking world ISBN 0140042415 5 used & new from $6.95 Penguin Book of Border Ballads not found Wilfried |
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12 May 04 - 06:53 AM (#1183643) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: masato sakurai The Penguin Book of Folk Ballads of the English-speaking World is a paperback edition of The Viking Book of Folk Ballads of the English-speaking World, edited by Albert B. Friedman (1956). Border Ballads [not The Penguin Book of ...] is mostly a selection from Sir Walter Scott's Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. Others include The Common Muse: An Anthology of Popular British Ballad Peotry 15th-20th Century (1957; collection of broadside ballads), and The Penguin Book of Narrative Verse (1960; collection of non-traditional literary ballads). |
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12 May 04 - 07:05 AM (#1183654) Subject: RE: Folklore: Penguin Books From: Kevin Sheils My copy of the original PBoEFS is so old it doesn't have bar codes or ISBNs anywhere in sight. Mind you this is probably true of most if not all of these. |
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12 May 04 - 01:05 PM (#1183969) Subject: Index: Penguin Book of American Folk Songs (Lomax) From: Joe Offer The Penguin Book of English Folk Songs isn't the only book in the series. Here is the index of the Penguin Book of American Folk Songs (Alan Lomax, 1964) I. Yankee Songs The Pizen Sarpint The Dying British Sergeant Yankee Doodle The Ram of Derby The Stately Southerner The Boston Come-All-Ye Little Mohee/Old Smokey The Wild Mizzourye As I Walked Down on Broadway The Bay of Mexico Foreman Young Monroe The Erie Canal Weary of the Railway The Little Brown Bull Katy Cruel The Foggy Dew II. Southern Mountain Songs Pretty Saro The Lazy Man Went up on the Mountain Come all you Virginia Girls Ground-Hog Old Blue The Farmer's Curst Wife Pretty Polly I Love my Love My Good Old Man Will You Wear Red? Lolly Toodum Old Man's Courtship East Virginia Single Girl Goober Peas Wake up, Darlin' Corey Darlin' III. Lullabies and Reels Cotton-Eye Joe The Old Grey Goose Hush-You-Bye Hush, Little Baby All Hid Run, Boys, Run Frog Went A-Courtin' Uncle Reuben Blue-Tail Fly Green Corn We're Gonna Raise a Rukus Goin' to Boston Weevily Wheat Billy Boy Get Along Home, Cindy Old Joe Clark Black-eyed Susie Sourwood Mountain IV. Spirituals and Work Songs Little David The Cherry Tree Carol Poor Wayfaring Stranger Hebrew Children Nobody Knows the Trouble I See Didn't my Lord Deliver Daniel Go Down, Moses Great Day What Month was Jesus Born in? Down by the Riverside The Ballad of the Boll Weevil The Grey Goose John Henry Pick a Bale o' Cotton Stewball The Hammer Song Godamighty Drag Railroad Man Follow the Drinkin'-Gourd V. Western Songs The Sioux Indians Sweet Betsy from Pike The Ox-Driving Song Jesse James Rye Whiskey The Range of the Buffalo The Old Chishoim Trail Whoopie-Ti-Yi-Yo The Dying Cowboy I'm a-Ridin' Old Paint The Zebra Dun My Government Claim Black Jack Davy The Roving Gambler VI. Modern Times Birmingham Jail John Harty Poor Boy Frankie and Johnny Brady and Duncan Take a Sniff on Me (The Cocaine Song) Delia The Midnight Special The Old '97 Casey Jones The Rock Island Line Hallelujah, I'm a Bum The Big Rock Candy Mountains Abdul the Bul Bul Ameer Careless Love St. James Infirm'ry The Rising Sun The Titanic Worried Man Irene Which Side are You on? Blowin' down the Road So Long Alabama Bound Wanderin' Fare Thee Well, O Honey (Dink's Song) |
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12 May 04 - 01:33 PM (#1183990) Subject: Index: Penguin Book of Canadian Folk Songs (Fowke) From: Joe Offer Another gem is the Penguin Book of Canadian Folk Songs (Edith Fowke, 1973). Here's the index: I. Echoes of History 1. A Fenian Song 17 2. Bold Wolfe 18 3. The Battle Of The Windmill 20 4. Un Canadien Errant 22 5. Moody To The Rescue 24 6. By The Hush, Me Boys 26 7. An Anti-Confederation Song 28 8. Chanson de Louis Riel 30 II. The Sea 9. The 'Flying Cloud' 34 10. The Loss of The 'Ellen Munn' 37 11. The Banks of Newfoundland 40 12. The Ryans And The Pittmans 42 13. The Petty Harbour Bait Skiff 44 14. The Wreck of The 'Mary Summers' 46 15. The Old 'Polina' 48 16. The Ferryland Sealer 50 17. Hard, Hard Times 52 18. Taking Gair In The Night 54 19. Farewell to Nova Scotia 56 III. The Woods 20. Hogan's Lake 60 21. The Lake of The Caogama 62 22. How We Got Up To the Woods Last Year 64 23. Dans Les Chantiers 66 24. The Jones Boys 68 25. Jimmy Whelan 69 26. Lost Jimmy Whelan 70 27. Peter Emberley 72 28. When The Shantyboy Comes Down 74 IV. The Land 29. The Scarborough Settler's Lament 76 30. The Backwoodsman 78 31. The Honest Working Man 80 32. L'habitant D' Saint-Barbe 82 33. Life in a Prairie Shack 84 34. The Alberta Homesteader 86 V. Social Life 35. The Kelligrews Soiree 90 36. Bachelor's Hall 92 37. Feller from Fortune 94 38. Duffy's Hotel 96 39. Alouette! 98 40. Ah! Sr Mon Moine Voulalt Danser! 100 41. En Roulant Ma Boule 102 42. D'ou Viens-Tu, Bergere? 104 43. I'se the B'y That Builds The Boat 106 44. Who'll Be King But Charlie? 107 VI. True Lovers 45. Vive La Canadienne! 110 46. The Star of Belle Isle 112 47. The Star of Logy Bay 114 48. Mary Ann 116 49. C'est L'aviron 118 50. The 'H'emmer Jane' 120 51. The Jolly Raftsman 0 122 52. The Red River Valley 124 53. The Young Spanish Lass 126 54. Young Macdonald 127 VII. Trials Of Love 55. A La Claire Fontaine 130 56. Harbour Le Cou 132 57. The Lonesome Scenes of Winter 134 58. The False Young Man 136 59. Down by Sally's Garden 138 60. An Old Man He Courted Me 140 61. The Weaver 142 62. Nellie Coming Home From The Wake 144 63. She's Like The Swallow 146 VIII. British Broadsides 64. The Bonny Bunch of Rushes Green 150 65. The Sailor's Return 152 66. The Plains of Waterloo 154 67. Will O'Riley 156 68. The Green Brier Shore 158 69. The Bonny Labouring Boy 160 70. The Ship's Carpenter 162 71. Jamie Foyer 165 72. The Banks of The Nile 166 73. Nine Years a Soldier 168 74. The Enniskillen Dragoon 170 IX. Ancient Ballads 75. The Farmer and the Devil 174 76. Seven Gypsies on Yon Hill 176 77. The Dewy Dells of Yarrow 178 78. Willie Drowned In Ero 180 79. Jenny Go Gentle 182 80. The Footboy 184 81. The House Carpenter 186 82. The 'Green Willow Tree' 188 |
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12 May 04 - 02:29 PM (#1184031) Subject: Index: Penguin Australian Song Book (Manifold) From: Joe Offer Here's another, The Penguin Australian Song Book (John S. Manifold, 1964) I. Seamen and Transports Bound For South Australia (Capstan-Chanty) Bound For South Australia (Halyard) The Little Fish Maggie May Ten Thousand Miles Away The Girl with The Black Velvet Band Jim Jones Van Diemen's Land Moreton Bay Moreton Bay (another tune) The Convict Maid The Catalpa Botany Bay My Last Farewell to Stirling The Isle De France II. Immigrants and Diggers The Pommy's Lament Sixteen Thousand Miles from Home Billy Barlow in Australia With My Swag All On My Shoulder (or Denis O'Riley) The Old Palmer Song Tambaroora Gold (two versions) Look Out Below! The Miner III. The Bushrangers My Name Is Ben Hall Bold Jack Donahue Bold Jack Donahue (another version) The Wild Colonial Boy The Wild Colonial Boy (another version) Ballad of Ben Hall's Gang Ballad of Ben Hall's Gang (another version) Frank Gardiner The Streets of Forbes The Death of Ben Hall My Name Is Edward Kelly Ned Kelly's Farewell to Greta (two versions) Ye Sons of Australia Stringybark Creek Stringybark Creek (another version) The Ballad of Kelly's Gang IV. Pastoral Australia Mustering Day The Dying Stockman The Dying Stockman (another version) The Stockman's Last Bed The Stockman's Last Bed (another version) The Old Bark Hut The Old Bark Hut (another version) The Station Cook Old Black Alice Jacky-Jacky Five and A Zack The Ram of Dalby Euabalong Ball The Stringybark Cockatoo Oh, Give Me a Hut (The Free-Selector) The Cockies of Bungarbe Eumerella Shore The Limejuice Tub (The Whalers' Rhyme) The Inglewood Cocky (or The New England Cocky) V. The Nomads The Queensland Drover (The Overlander) The Queensland Drover (another version) The Union Boy The Ryebuck Shearer Ladies of Brisbane (The Drover's Song) Ladies of Brisbane (Augathella Station) The Drover's Dream Goorianawa Widgegoara Joe (The Backblock Shearer) The Banks of the Condamine The Banks of the Condamine (another version) Flash Jack From Gundagai Bullocky-O The Sheepwasher Bill The Bullocky The Old Bullock Dray Humping Old Bluey I've Just Come From Sydney The Reedy Lagoon Wild Rover No More VI. The Poets The Commissioner The Broken-Down Squatter Billygoat Overland Travelling Down the Castlereagh Waltzing Matilda (The Cowan Version) Waltzing Matilda The Shearer's Dream Freedom on The Wallaby The Rabbiter Cane Killed Abel The Death of Ned Kelly Andy's Gone With Cattle |
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12 May 04 - 02:45 PM (#1184040) Subject: Index: Second Penguin Australian Songbook (Scott) From: Joe Offer Here's the index of The Second Penguin Australian Songbook (Bill Scott, 1980) I. Toilers of the Bush The Old Keg of Rum Tomahawking Fred Garrawilla One of The Has-Beens The Hut That's Upside-Down Bluey Brinks Jog Along Till Shearing The Freehold on The Plain Cabbage Tree Hat The Bull Stag The Great Northern Line Stringybark and Greenhide (1) Stringybark and Greenhide (2) The Bullockies' Ball Five Bob to Four The Canecutter's Lament Wide-Eyed Sue The Flash Stockman (1) The Flash Stockman (2) II. From Sydney and the Bush Caledonia (1) Caledonia (2) Jack Lefroy The Free Selector's Daughter Sam Griffiths Australia's on the Wallaby Mazlim's Mill The Wallaby Brigade Jimmy Sago, Jackeroo The Spider by the Gwydir Only One More Drink The Shores of Botany Bay Patsy Fagan Oh, T.I. Where's your Licence? Coming Down the Flat Cooey! The Dogs' Meeting III. With Malice Aforethought To The North! To The Gulf! To The West! A Ballad of Queensland Dead Drunk Lambed Down The Buffalo Shooter's Song If You Ever Go Up Northwards Fanny Bay The Dying Stockman The Stockman's Lament IV. Immigrants The One-Eyed Riley The Crocodile Hallelujah! I'm A Bum! Pie in the Sky My Son Ted (1) My Son Ted (2) The Wee One Charlie Mopps V. Tragedies and Deaths The Wreck of The Dandenong The Wreck of The Yongala The Sunshine Rail Disaster Les Darcy Arthur Nolan Alec Robinson Willy Stone The Banks of the Old Omaha The Little Rosewood Casket VI. Songs Out Of Uniform Brother Sylvest The Tiddly Ship Seven Beers with the Wrong Woman Smoky and Blondie Bellbottom Trousers The Digger's Song Suda Bay VII. Recent Arrangements and Compositions The Bundaberg Sugar Plantation Billy Sheehan The Wild Beaudesert Train The Stranger The Pig Catcher's Lovesong Bold Tommy Payne On A Queensland Railway Line The Big Gun Shearer I understand there may be a Penguin New Zealand Folk Song book - anybody have it? -Joe Offer- |