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- Ozark folksongs [sound recording]. by Randolph, Vance,1892-1980,performer.(CARDINAL)135197; Painter, Fred(Musician),performer.; Ingenthron, Charles,performer.; Denoon, Jimmy,performer.; Short, Lillian,performer.; Woodruff, Fred(Musician),performer.; Jordan, Lon,performer.; Drain, Mary,performer.; Hammontree, Doney,performer.; Short, Charley,performer.; Trail, Arthur,performer.; McDonald, Reba,performer.; McDonald, Wilma,performer.; Campbell, Booth,performer.; Ollinger, Katherine,performer.; Edwards, Olga Jones,1903-performer.(CARDINAL)187635; Oxord, Ray,performer.; Mcgrath, Delbert,performer.; Hartley, Savannah,performer.; Freman, Dortha,performer.; McCord, May K.,performer.;
Various performers.Recorded by Vance Randolph between Sept. 4, 1941-Apr. 1942 in Mo. and Ark.Brown eyes (Fred Painter) (2:07) -- The old man in the old country (3:41) ; The lily of the west (3:00) ; Young Charlotte (3:39) ; The banks of the Schuylkill (2:02) ; Little seaside village (2:40) (Charles Ingenthron) -- The little old sod shanty on the claim (Jimmy Denoon) (2:18) -- The fatal wedding night (3:26) ; Robin Hood (:31) (Lillian Short) -- Chicken reel (Denoon) (1:31) -- Horse-trader's song (2:49) ; Shamus O'Brien (1:59) (Fred Woodruff) -- Natchez under the hill (Lon Jordan) (1:44) -- Dixon & Johnson (Mary Drain) (1:35) -- Harvard student (1:59) ; We'll all go down to Rowser's (:35) (Doney Hammontree) -- Leather britches (Jordan) (1:30) -- Henry Green (Charley Short) (1:36) -- Shortenin' bread (Arthur Trail) (:48) -- The dying girl (Reba & Wilma McDonald) (1:38) -- Old dumpty Moore (Wilma McDonald) (1:31) -- My little one's waiting for me (Booth Campbell) (1:26) -- Tie-hacking's too tiresome (Vance Randolph) (:25) -- Marine's hymn (1:48) ; Lost on the Lady Elgin (2:24) (Katherine Ollinger) -- Christine Leroy (Olga Trail) (3:22) -- Hell among the yearlings (Painter) (:54) -- Rag Pat (Mrs. Ray Oxford) (1:32) -- Bug in the taters (Delbert McGrath) (2:01) -- Farewell since all is over (Savannah Hartley) (2:01) -- Where the soul of man never dies (Fred Painter & Cecil Stevens) (2:25) -- Lord Thomas (3:45) ; The wandering cowboy : (Home sweet home) (2:43) (Dortha Freman) -- Granny's old arm chair (3:04) ; In that morning (1:14) (May K. McCord).In 1941-42, Vance Randolph, one of the pre-eminent folksong collectors of the last century, lugged what was then called a portable recording machine into the Ozarks and captured on disc over 800 songs, ballads and instrumentals. This CD presents, for the first time, a sampling from Randolph's immense treasure trove. Most of the selections have never been commercially available before now; and, indeed, some of the songs and ballads have not been previously recorded by any singers.- Subjects: Folk music; Folk songs, English; Fiddle tunes; Field recordings;
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