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Artist |
Song |
Album |
Label |
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Bullhead, Earl |
Lakota Dream Song |
Song Of America |
31 Tigers |
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Lee, Julie |
Once More Our God Vouchsafe To Shine |
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Oregon State U. Choir |
An Anthem Of Praise |
American Psalmody 1770-1840 |
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Pettersen, Ed |
The Liberty Song |
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Shaw, Oliver |
Air |
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Guthrie, Woodie |
Gypsy Davey |
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From Scottish revolutionary prisoner |
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Dylan, Bob |
Blackjack Davey |
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Same tune changes over time |
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Tick, Judith |
Live Interview |
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Curci, Amelita Galli |
Old Folks At Home |
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Stephen Foster, comp., Rec.1908 |
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Emmett, Dan |
Da Boatman's Dance |
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Blackface Minstrel |
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Collins, Arthur |
Minstrel |
Minstrels and Tunesmiths |
JEMF |
1911 |
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Alabama congregation field recording |
Wondrous Love |
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Shape Note singing |
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Bessie Jones and the Georgia Sea Island Singers |
Sheep Sheep, Don't You Know The Road |
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Denison, Howard |
Homeward Bound |
Alabama Sacred Heart Convention |
New World |
1959 Alan Lomax recording |
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Fisk Jubilee Singers |
Go Down Moses |
Song Of America |
31 Tigers |
Fisk Univ., Nashville, 1866 |
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Carolina Tar Heels |
Peg and Awl |
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Craftsmen jobless after industrial revolution, 1801 |
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Strong, Lather |
The Last Of Sizemore |
That's My Rabbit, My Dog Caught It |
New World |
rec. 1930's |
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Whittier, Henry |
The Fox Chase |
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Victor (orig) |
rec. 1927, Bristol, Tn. Same session as Carter Fam. and Jimmie Rodgers debut |
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Casey, Thomas |
Drill, Ye Tarriers Drill |
The Hand That Holds The Bread |
New World |
1880s re: Irish railroad builders |
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Dodge, H.C. |
The Future of America |
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1890s protest to the tune, My Country Tis Of Thee |
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Hutchinson, John |
The Fatherhood of God and The Brotherhood of Man |
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1860s-90s sufferage anthem |
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Smith, Joanna |
Battle Hymn of the Republic |
Song of America |
31 Tigers |
Civil War anthem |
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Ian, Janis |
Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye |
Song of America |
31 Tigers |
18th cent. Irish ballad became assoc. with the Civil war mourns lives ruined |
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O'Brien, Tim |
Thousands Are Sailing To Amerikay |
Song of America |
31 Tigers |
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Belafonte, Harry/Odetta |
There's A Hole In The Bucket |
Return to Carnege |
RCA Victor |
rec. 1960 of 18th cent. Pennsylvania Dutch childrens' song |
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Guthrie, Woodie |
Little Black Train |
Folkways: A Vision Revisited |
Legacy Intl. |
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Del McCoury Band |
The Times, They Are A'changin' |
Song of America |
31 Tigers |
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Bones (reading) |
Woody Guthrie's letter to Lomaxes and Seegers (excerpt) |
Chap. 101, Music in the USA |
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Response to their book, Folk Song USA, rails against com'l. music industry |
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Carter Family |
East Virginia Blues |
1927-1934 |
RCA Victor (orig) |
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Helm, Levon |
The Girl I Left Behind |
Dirt Farmer |
Vanguard |
18th cent. Irish song popular during War of 1812 |
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Bey, Andy |
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime |
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30s Depression era |
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Lauderdale, Jim |
7 Cent Cotton and 40 Cent Meat |
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Old Crow Medicine Show |
Deportee |
Song of America |
31 Tigers |
Woodie Guthrie, comp. re: plight of immigrant workers |
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Shimabukuro, Jake |
Stars & Stripes Forever |
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Ukelele version of 1897 Sousa march |
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Apache Chant |
Trail Of Tears |
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1838 forced emmigration from Ga. to Ok. reservation |
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Falcon, Joe |
Flames D'Enfer |
Louisiana Cajun Classics |
Arhoolie |
Acadians also evicted, found the bayous |
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Ardoin, Bois Sec |
La Valse De La Prison |
La Musique Creole |
Arhoolie |
Add Afro-Indies to the pot |
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Martinez, Narciso/Almeida, Santiago |
La Pollita |
Mexican-American Border Music, Vol. 1 |
Arhoolie |
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Conjunto Bernal |
Flor de Mexico |
So. Texas Polka Party |
Arhoolie |
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