1|Amidon, Peter And Mary Alice||AMM 01|Things Are Going My Way|9.49|Cassette only.|1/1/99 0:00:00|||||
2|Amidon, Peter And Mary Alice||AMM 02|All I Really Need|9.49|Cassette only.|1/1/99 0:00:00|||||
3|Amidon, Peter And Mary Alice||AMM 04|This Pretty Planet|9.49|Cassette only.|1/1/99 0:00:00|||||
4|Amidon, Peter And Mary Alice|We first met Peter and Mary Alice at the Sharon Mountain Harmony recording session for Folk Legacy in 1980.  Their strong voices and innovative harmonies helped make that album something special for us.  Over the years, they've added (in more ways than one) Sam and Stefan Amidon.  Sam adds fiddle and Stefan percussion to the banjo, guitar, piano, dulcimer and other instrumentation of the senior Amidons.|AMM 05-02|I'll Never Forget|14.49|Also on Cassette - $9.49. - "Some of the most musical listening and singing along I've experienced in years. Everyone should add this superb recording to their collection". -Bill Spence of the Old Songs Festival|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
5|Ungar, Jay & Molly Mason||ANG 55561| Lovers Waltz, The|17.98|Jay Ungar and Molly Mason are well known for their work on the soundtrack of Ken Burn's award winning PBS series The Civil War. Jay composed the haunting theme, "Ashokan Farewell."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
6|Harris, Kim & Reggie||APPL 1022|Steal Away|13.98|Songs of the Underground Railroad.  The songs, beautiful, rich in spirit and texture, reveal the hope power and ingenuity of an enslaved people who used their traditions, passion and resources to   communicate important information that led many of them to freedom.||||||
7|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||APPL 1024|Where Have All The Flowers Gone (2 Cd Set)|26.50|||||||
8|Turkmenler, Huseyin||ARC 1107|Songs And Dances From Turkey|14.49|Hüseyin & Günay Türkmenler present traditional dances and old ballads as well as own improvisations. Turkish folk music is the product of migrations and geographic position and expresses the changes in the way of life of Turkish people throughout history. Their main instru-ment is the saz, a long necked lute, which Hüseyin has played mas-terfully since his youth. Günay was a popular Turkish folk singer –their love of their music brought them together.|1/6/99 0:00:00|||||
9|Turkmenler, Huseyin||ARC 1448|Folk Music From Turkey|14.49|Music journalists describe Huseyin Turkmenler as an outstanding folk artist having an extraordinary knowledge of Turkish folk music.  Here he presents a beautiful album of Turkish songs.|12/12/98 0:00:00|||||
10|Lipscomb, Mance||ARH 001|Texas Blues Guitar|14.49|When young music lover Chris Strachwitz recorded the 64-year-old guitarist Mance Lipscomb singing the blues in his living room in rural Texas in 1962, little did he know that he was not only launching his now prestigious, roots music label Arhoolie, but he was also documenting the work of a seminal figure in the Texas finger-picking blues tradition. This latest release, culled from two earlier CD reissues, showcases Lipscomb on acoustic guitar flicking and thumping bass lines and bouncing out buoyant finger-picked licks on ballads, rags and deep blues.   (CD Review)|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
11|Chenier, Clifton||ARH 301|60 Minutes With The King Of Zydeco|14.49|Fifteen selections drawn from Clifton Chenier's various Arhoolie releases, constituting his most popular recordings from 1965 to 1987 when he reigned supreme as the Kinf of Louisiana Zydeco music.|1/2/99 0:00:00|||||
12|McDowell, Fred||ARH 304|You Gotta Move|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
13|Lipscomb, Mance||ARH 306|Texas Sharecropper And Songster|14.49|Mance Lipscomb, a Texas sharecropper for most of his life, was born in 1895. When not farming in his hometown of Navasota, he assumed the role of local entertainer and songstera versatile singer/musician who could handle a hardened blues just as easily as a soft children's song. Although Lipscomb didn't begin recording until he was nearly 65, he left behind a remarkably rich catalog of Texas blues before he died in 1976. (CD Review)|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
14|Beausoleil||ARH 308|Allons A Lafayette|14.49|Includes previously unreleased tracks of  "Your Mama Threw Me Out" and "Robin's Two-Step"||||||
15|Balfa, Dewey||ARH 312|Under A Green Oak Tree|14.49|with D. L. Menard & Marc Savoy. The November 1976 sessions resulted in this first recording by three of the best known and respected Cajun musicians in southwest Louisiana.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
16|Doucet, Michael||ARH 321|Beau Solo|14.49|"...I'll go so far as to say that I think it is pretty near brilliant. Doucet plays some wonderful solo fiddle and also - much to my surprise - some terrific accordion. If the purpose of his band Beausoleil is to present the music in a modern context, this solo set represents more of an attempt to get back into the heart of the traditionit works beautifully - like hearing vintage Cajun recordings in the best of modern sound." (Ray Templeton - Blues N' Rhythm)|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
17|Beausoleil||ARH 322|Parlez-Nous A Boire & More|14.49|The formation of BeauSoleil, one of the best known and most highly respected cajun bands in the world is due to fiddler Michael Doucet's desire to keep the unique southern Louisiana culture and music from extinction. But while BeauSoleil originated to help preserve his cajun musical heritage, over the years it has been also known for its innovation. They are continually adding spice from other musical genres including jazz and Caribbean. In this way, BeauSoleil's keeps the music vital and contemporary.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
18|Spence, Joseph||ARH 349|Bahamian Guitarist|14.49|“Sounding like a delirious sea captain, a Delta bluesman on a tear, or a malfunctioning record player, Joseph Spence's mix of words and sounds is quite unique. The Bahamian guitarist's vocals bob like a fisherman's floater, sometimes leading the guitar and sometimes supporting it. He alternately picks, strums, and beats the acoustic instrument, and the sum total is the most unusual style I've ever heard from such a common setup. Hymns, sea chanties, popular folk songs, and other tunes make up his repertoire. This reissue includes many previously unreleased performances. Joseph Spence is where fans of Tom Waits meet followers of Mississippi John Hurt.” (Robert Gordon — The Memphis Flyer)|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
19|Cajun / Zydeco - Various Artists||ARH 359|Folksongs Of The Louisiana Acadians|14.49|Historic field recordings made by Dr. Harry Oster in Mamou and Eunice, La., between 1956 and 1959 of Cajun ballads, ceremonial songs and dance music. Includes all selections from ARH LP 5009 plus most selections from ARH LP 5015 along with several previously unreleased selections. 28-page booklet includes original historic comments and the English translations to most of the songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
20|Abshire, Nathan||ARH 373|French Blues|14.49|Nathan Abshire and the Pine Grove Boys became one of the most popular Cajun bands in the 1950s.  These, their first recordings were made for Khoury Records at KPLC in Lake Charles, LA., and include the original 1949 version of their hit "Pine Grove Blues"|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
21|Jackson, John||ARH 378|Don't Let Your Deal Go Down|14.49|John Jackson, from Rappahannock County, Virginia, is recipient of the National Heritage Fellowship Award, consummate guitarist equally at home singing the blues, playing country dance music, or frailing the banjo. This CD presents John Jackson's best recordings made between 1965 and 1969.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
22|Lipscomb, Mance||ARH 398|You Got To Reap What You Sow, Vol 2|14.49|Along with Leadbelly, Pink Anderson, and Jesse Fuller, Mance Lipscomb, from Navasota, Texas, was one of the few African American "songsters" to record extensively his remarkably wide-ranging repertoire of popular songs, blues, ballads, dance tunes, rags, spirituals, children's songs, breakdowns, jubilees, and slow-drags. This, Arhoolie's second Mance Lipscomb collection (for our first CD note 306), contains a wide range of songs, including an a capella version of "Lord Thomas" and the remarkable regional protest song about "Tom Moore's Farm."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
23|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||ARH 401|Blow My Blues Away, Vol. 1|14.49|Tracks by Fred McDowell,  Napoleon Strickland, Johnny Woods, Teddy Williams, Do-Boy Diamond, Walter Miller, Robert Diggs, Rosa Lee Hill, Dewey Corley, Tom Turner, Peck Curtis and Robert Nighthawk||||||
24|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||ARH 402|Blow My Blues Away, Vol. 2|14.49|Joe Calicott, R. L. Burnside and Houston Stackhouse.||||||
25|McDowell, Fred||ARH 424|Good Morning Little School Girl|14.49|Mississippi Fred McDowell was recorded for Arhoolie in 1964 and 1965 in both his native Como, and Berkeley, California. Quite simply, this is a brilliant release. His guitar playing is powerful, inventive, and soul-drenched, as is his voice. While some tracks have seen previous release on Arhoolie, we're treated to three most welcome new cuts.   (Mark Harris - Juke Blues)||||||
26|Mainer's Mountaineers, J. E.||ARH 456|Run Mountain|14.49|One of the great mountain fiddlers, J.E. Mainer also played old-timey banjo and was a fine singer and entertainer. J.E. gained his initial fame in the mid-1930s with his brother Wade but continued to play music his entire life. In the early 1950s when he recorded for the King label, his children joined the "family band." These 1963 recordings present J.E.'s family at their energetic best!|1/1/95 0:00:00|||||
27|Douglas, K. C.||ARH 475|Mercury Blues|14.49|A Mississippian who¼s country blues style took part in forming the postwar Oakland/West Coast blues scene. Influenced by the famous bluesman, Tommy Johnson, Mr. Douglas penned and recorded the well known "Mercury Blues," frequently covered by artists such as Alan Jackson, Steve Miller, and David Lindley, among many others. This re-issue of Arhoolie LPa1073 includes 11 previously unreleased tracks!|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
28|Frugé, Wade||ARH 476|Old Style Cajun Music|14.49|Old time fiddler, Wade Frugé's, first and important recording for fans of rare, traditional fiddle music showcases his contagious early days style. Covering traditional Cajun standards as well as tunes he learned from his grandfather, Mr. Frugé includes some wailing blues numbers he picked up from black fiddlers in his native Louisiana. Joined by the powerful singer and drummer, Vorance Barzas, and Cajun mainstays, Ann and Marc Savoy, this re-issue of Arhoolie LP 5044 includes previously unissued fiddle solo recordings with Mr. Savoy on guitar.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
29|Cotten, Elizabeth||ARH 477|Live|14.49|Ms. Cotten won a Grammy for Best Folk Album with this live recording that reveals her natural and charming approach to music and storytelling. Her finger picking guitar style‚ left handed, and upside down‚ has been imitated by thousands of folk guitar players.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
30|Caribbean - Various Artists||ARH 7004|Calypsos From Trinidad: Politics, Intrigue & Violence 1930s|14.49|In June of 1937 certain events took place in Trinidad which were to effect that Caribbean island colony's movement towards independence. This collection of topical commentaries offers an opportunity to not only reflect upon the common struggle Trinidad shared with the rest of the industrialized western world as it tried to extricate itself from the effects of the Great Depression, but also on a series of dramatic events, such as the 1937 oil field strike, which eventually contributed to the black majority's gaining access to the institutions of government and financial power. For details, see enclosed 24 page booklet.||||||
31|Houdini, Wilmouth||ARH 7010|Poor But Ambitious|14.49|Wilmoth Houdini was the most recorded calypsonian of his generation. His songs covered a variety of styles and topics including prostitution, murder, satire, Carnival, social equality, and male-female relationships. Historic Calypsos from 1928 - 1940.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
32|Caribbean - Various Artists||ARH 7013|Creole Biguines From Martinique|14.49|"This is an excellent reissue of 78s first recorded from 1929 to 1951 in France of Franco-Creole Biguines from Martinique. This CD issue contains a generous 23 selections (9 more than the 1988 LP issue). There is a similarity to some of the calypso and New Orleans jazz of the same era, but Martinique has its own sound, rooted in the rhythms of its indigenous dance, the biguine. This music was recorded by Martiniquans living in Paris on major labels of the era." - (Kerry Blech, Victory Review)|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
33|Klezmer - Various Artists||ARH 7034|Early Yiddish Instrumental Music: 1908-1927|14.49|This collection represents a diversity of excellent early recordings, most of them acoustic, including reproductions of rare European and American discs. They also showcase solos on a variety of instruments.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
34|Wills, Bob||ASL 5250| King Of Western Swing, The|11.98|On this recording are some great takes of classic C&W hits that are a must for every Country music lover and Southwestern music buff.  Includes  New San Antonio Rose, Osage Stomp, Steel Guitar Rag, Fan It|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
35|Webber, Dave & Anni Fentiman||AVL 91076|Lady Of Autumn|11.49|Cassette only.|9/5/98 0:00:00|||||
36|Atwater, Aubrey & Elwood Donnelly||BCN 10033|Like The Willow Tree|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
37|Driftwood, Jimmie||BEAR 15465|Americana - 3 Cd Boxed Set|59.98|Justly renowned as the writer of "The Battle of New Orleans", Jimmie Driftwood was a true maverick.  He was an Arkansas Schoolteacher who wrote songs to illustrate his classes.  He had a sure grasp of history, a rough untutored voice, and he played homemade instruments.  His RCA recordings (complete here) are a storehouse of American history and folklore.|6/30/98 0:00:00|||||
38|Carter, Sara & Maybelle||BEAR 15471|Sara & Maybelle Carter|19.98||6/30/98 0:00:00|||||
39|Rodgers, Jimmie||BEAR 15540|Singing Brakeman - 6 Cd Boxed Set|137.49|"'The Singing Brakeman' is a six - disc set that compiles every song that Jimmie Rodgers ever recorded. It covers the same ground as Rounder's eight - disc set, but Bear Family's set condenses the material into six CDs and adds a large booklet that features a thorough discography and biography. Although it essentially has the same material, adding a few alternate takes that weren't on the Rounder series, The Singing Brakeman has a more scholarly approach - - the discs are designed not as a casual listening experience, but intense, concentrated listening.  No matter how they are presented, Rodgers' recordings constitute essential listening. "  - - Stephen Thomas Erlewine|8/18/98 0:00:00|||||
40|Louvin Brothers||BEAR 15561|Close Harmony (8 Cd Set)|177.99|"A gargantuan, eight - disc box set Close Harmony is essential for serious country fans and scholars. Collecting everything the Louvin Brothers recorded for Capitol, Apollo, Decca, and MGM, the set may have too much music for casual fans, but those willing to delve deeply into these 219 tracks will learn much not only about the duo, but about the evolution of country music in the '50s - - many of the roots of contemporary country and rock & roll are apparent throughout the set. "  - - Stephen Thomas Erlewine|8/18/98 0:00:00|||||
41|Cash, Johnny||BEAR 15563|Come Along & Ride This Train (4 Cd Set)|78.09|During the 1960s and 1970s, Johnny Cash recorded a number of albums organized around a specific theme in American culture and history. The songs on these albums generally straddle the genres of country and folk music, employing both the direct simplicity of country and the focus on "big issues" characteristic of 1960s folk music. Musically these albums employ a similar blend of folk and country influences. COME ALONG AND RIDE THIS TRAIN collects eight of these albums in a four-disc box set, complete with a handsomely bound, thoroughly researched 32-page booklet. Among the albums are BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS, Cash's tribute to the working class; MEAN AS HELL and SONGS OF THE OLD WEST, both collections of cowboy songs; AMERICA, which attempts to recapitulate all of American history in 40 minutes; and BITTER TEARS, about the injustices suffered by American Indians. Nearly all these records are strung together by Cash's narrations.|8/22/98 0:00:00|||||
42|Travis, Merle||BEAR 15636|Folk Songs Of The Hills|19.98|The material comes from mid-40s transcriptions, originally available only to radio stations. Though the cd contains a few songs, most cuts are instrumental, showing off unaccompanied Travis picking at its most brilliant. Folk Songs of the Hills features only Merle and his guitar, and his original versions of "Sixteen Tons" and "Nine Pound Hammer."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
43|Travis, Merle||BEAR 15637|Guitar Rags And A Too Far Past (5 Cds)|124.98|Merle Travis' style of playing popularized fingerpicking and opened up the possibility of playing the guitar as a solo instrument. His compositions ranged from juke box hits to songs such as "Old Mountain Dew" through "Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette" (Capital records first million seller), to songs of social comment like "Sixteen Tons."  5 CD set, 80 page book.|6/8/98 0:00:00|||||
44|Sons Of The Pioneers||BEAR 15710|Sons Of The Prairie -  5 Cd Boxed Set|119.98|This set contains 151 cowboy and western songs recorded for Standard Radio in Los Angeles in the mid 1930s. Also included is a 32 page book by Laurence Zwisohn that not only details the Sons of the Pioneers' history during this formative era, but also tells the story of the transcription services and early radio.  There are rare photos as well as a complete discography.|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
45|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||BEAR 15720|Songs For Political Action (10 Cd Boxed Set)|251.30|10 CD set. Subtitled "Folk Music, Topical Songs And The American Left, 1926-1953", this is an exhaustive work accompanied by a 200+ page hard-bound book.  It opens with a recording of "Boll Weevil" by Carl Sandburg, contains the complete recorded works of the Almanac Singers and a number of songs for and about the Henry Wallace presidential campaign in 1948.|6/30/98 0:00:00|||||
46|Easy Riders, The||BEAR 15780|Marianne - 6 Cd Set/Book|134.79|Here are the missing years of the folk movement - the years between the Weavers and the Kingston Trio.  The Easy Riders existed before Terry Gilkyson joined them, but it was with him that they crystallized their sound. Their first Columbia session yielded marianne, and subsequent sessions yielded “Everybody Loves Saturday Night”, “Fast Freight”, and “Greenfields”, all of them hits for other artists.  Guests include the Weavers and Guy Mitchell.|8/18/98 0:00:00|||||
47|Jones, Grandpa||BEAR 15788|Everybody’s Grandpa -  5-Cd Boxed Set/Book|117.19|Grandpa Jones is not only the finest traditionalist in country music but one of the greatest entertainers in the music's history.  Added to his vast repertoire of folk and early country songs are his originals, which are among the best new songs in the old style.  Between 1960 and 1973, Grandpa made more than 120 recordings for Monument Records that are reissued complete here on 5 CDs. Also includes a 28 page book by Charles Wolfe.|8/19/98 0:00:00|||||
48|Nelson, Willie||BEAR 15831|Nashville Was The Roughest (8 Cds)|205.98|Willie recorded for eight years at RCA in Nashville. Riddled with ups and downs, these years helped shape the Willie Nelson we came to know.  Produced by the extraordinary Chet Atkins, the experimented with everything from "Nashville Sound" extravaganzas to intimate sessions with two guitars and a bass.  This collection assembles the complete Monument sessions from 1964 and the complete RCA sessions from 1964 to 1972, providing the definitive look at his evolution.  Includes 8 CDs and 72-page, LP-sized book with unpublished photos.|6/9/98 0:00:00|||||
49|Lenya, Lotte||BEAR 16019|Lenya - 11 Cd Boxed Set|278.98|This set contains the complete commercial recordings and many previously unavailable non-commercial recordings by a key figure of German musical theatre, Broadway celebrity, Holly wood star and unparalleled interpreter of Weill/Brecht woks.  Accompanying this set is a 252-page hardback book that includes a preface by Kim Kowalke, a two part essay by Jurgen Schebera and David Farneth, all noted Weill/Lenya scholars, and some highly personal testimonials by her friends and colleagues.|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
50|Ingle, Red||BEAR 16115|Tim-Tayshun (Temptation)|20.39||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
51|Magpie Lane||BEJO 22|Jack-In-The-Green|18.19|Possibly related to the Green Man, an ancient male symbol of rootedness in the earth, the Jack-in-the-Green was associated from the 1780s with the May Day celebrations of chimney sweeps.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
52|Beuhling, Clarke||BEUH 92|Out Of His Gourd|9.49|cassette only. Some really fine banjo playing.|12/15/98 0:00:00|||||
53|Greene, Bruce||BG 01|Five Miles of Ellum Wood|14.98|Since the early 1970's, Bruce Greene has been playing and preserving the traditional fiddle music of Kentucky. He learned to play from some of the last living fiddlers of that region whose music had been passed down from the 1800's, when the playing of unaccompanied fiddle tunes was still a common practice. Here is a selection of twenty-two rare and beautiful fiddle solos from another age.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
54|Dodson, Anne||BHI 101|In Its Own Sweet Time|12.98|Also on Cassette - $9.49.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
55|Dodson, Anne||BHI 102|From Where I Sit|12.98|Also on cassette - $9.49|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
56|Dodson, Anne||BHI 104|Almost Grown|12.98|Also on cassette - $9.49 - With songs ranging from a full choral piece (sung by kids), to rounds to extremely silly songs to instrumentals to a Scots Gaelic lullaby, "Almost Grown" is a delightful romp, which was as much fun to record as it is to listen to. (imagine three people at the recording studio's bathroom sink trying to recreate the sound of a clumsy frog falling into a pond, and you'll get the picture!).|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
57|Bing Brothers Band, The||BING 01|Just For Spite|14.49||9/25/98 0:00:00|||||
58|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||BIO 113|Good Morning Blues|14.49|Featuring Leadbelly, Dan Smith and Rev. Gary Davis. “In short, the entire album is an absolute treat, packed with historic moments and a joy to listen to time and time again. For the blues purist, it's a must.” On Line Digital Review, Alan R. Bectold|1/2/99 0:00:00|||||
59|Davis, Rev. Gary||BIO 123|From Blues To Gospel|14.49|“Davis plays guitar with an incredibly fast and precise mix of fingerpicking and chording. This is a fine example of the Piedmont blues from one of its masters.” Music Monitor, John Knight|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
60|McTell, Blind Willie||BIO 126|Pig 'n Whistle Red|14.49|“Blind since birth, Willie McTell taught himself to play guitar and became one of the masters of the 12 string. This 1950 recording offers an excellent display of his dexterity on that instrument. This is a diverse collection of southern blues, ragtime, and gospel from one of he greatest bluesmen of the 20s and 30s at a time when he was still in his prime.” Victory Music Review, Neil Sussman|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
61|McDonald, Betty & Norman||BNM 001|Water Of Tyne|10.98|Cassette only.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
62|McDonald, Betty & Norman||BNM 002|Cuddle In|10.98|Cassette only ~ from Slimbridge in Gloucestershire, two very enjoyable, very unpretentious, singers.|7/5/95 0:00:00|||||
63|Boosinger, Laura||BOOS 195|Sing It Yourself|9.98|Cassette only - $9.98. - Laura Boosinger's recordings and concert performances have earned her a well-deserved reputation as one of North Carolina's most talented singers and interpreters of the region. It is a pleasure to hear her sing and listen to her play.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
64|Cormier, J. P.||BOR 003|Return To The Cape|12.98|J.P. Cormier is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter with strong roots in Cape Breton. Accomplished on fiddle, guitar, mandolin, and banjo, J.P. has won numerous championships in Canada and the U.S.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
65|Parry, David||BOR 106| Man From Eldorado, The|12.98|David Parry has done a masterful job with Robert Service's poetry. He put tunes to some of the poems and reads others beautifully. The singing, whether solo or group with Alistair Brown and Ian Robb is clear, crisp, and altogether very well done. The accompaniment is very good.  Highly recommended.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
66|Smith, Christina And Jean Hewson||BOR 108|Like Ducks!|12.98|A wonderful collection of traditional (and other) music from two of Newfoundland's great musicians - Christina Smith & Jean Hewson.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
67|Bourke, Bernard Et Lepage||BOR 110|Matapat|13.98|Veterans of groups like Eritage, Ad Vielle Que Pourra, and Ouzo Power, Bourque, Bernard, et Lepage are known across North America for their dynamic performances that combine French Canadian music and dance with Celtic, jazz, and world music influences. With Matapat, Bourque, Bernard, et Lepage let loose on fiddle, accordion, bass, vocals, mandolin, bones, spoons, and feet to create an exciting new album of tunes and songs.|9/28/98 0:00:00|||||
68|Wallach, Kim||BS 01|All Around The Kitchen|14.49|Also on cassette - $9.49|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
69|Short Sisters, The||BS 12S|A Planet Dancing Slow|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
70|Short Sisters, The||BS 17S|Live From Four States|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
71|Wallach, Kim||BS 8654-0|2 Dozen Children's Songs|9.49|Cassette only.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
72|Baird, Fay||BS 8654-9|I Believe I'll Go Back Home (Cass.)|9.98|After many months of trying, we have pried this recording out of Fay Baird, a member of The Short Sisters and one of our favorite singers .  The songs contained on here are beautifully done and well recorded and Fay's banjo is crisp and clean.||||||
73|Black Tie Banjo||BTB 01|Black Tie Banjo At Home|14.98|Geoff Freed's "Black Tie Banjo at Home" is a superb recording of a style of music that's not heard very frequently, classical banjo. The repertoire is turn-of-the-century parlor music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
74|Black Tie Banjo||BTB 1102|Centennial Souvenir|14.98|the music on this recording demonstrates the tradition of five-string fingerstyle, or "classic," banjo, played with piano accompaniement.  Black-Tie Banjo has selected pieces composed over a span of more than 100 years, from melodic to dodecaphonic.|11/25/98 0:00:00|||||
75|Ainslie, Scott||CAT 1195|Jealous Of The Moon|14.98|Scott Ainslie  spent six years deciphering, transcribing and researching material for "Robert Johnson/At The Crossroads", his definitive book on the great blues musician's work.  For anumber of years, he has been hunting up and recording traditional blues players in North Carolina and their influence is reflected in this stellar recording.  Scott's National Steel guitar work is  absolutely illuminating.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
76|Copper Family, The||CF 01B| Copper Family Song Book, The|29.98|The definitive record of Copper family songs. This is the first time that the great majority of the family repertoire has been gathered together in one volume. Only traditional family songs are included in this book. Artwork by Bob Copper.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
77|Copper Family, The||CF 02|Coppersongs 2|17.98|Bob Copper with son John, daughter Jill and son-in-law Jon.||||||
78|Copper Family, The||CF 03|Coppersongs 3; The Legacy Continues|17.98|For this, the third Copper family album, Bob Copper (83 years old) is joined by his two children and, for the first time, his six grandchildren.  This welcom addition means that this is the seventh consecutive generation of Coppers to sing the family songs.  Also celebrated is the centenary of the English Folk Song Society founded in 1898 in whose first journal was published a selection of songs collected from James (Brasser) Copper and his brother Tom from the village of Rottingdean, Sussex.  To mark their historic contribution, the two brothers were made honorary founder members of the Society.|12/31/98 0:00:00|||||
79|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CHUB 1001|A Tribute to The Appalachian String Band Music Festival|13.98|Ray Alden has captured the essence of American String Band music from performances at the Clifftop, West Virginia festival.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
80|Primitive Characters||CHUB 1002| Leavin's, The|13.98|The Primitive Characters have been the premier Boston-based Old Time Music string band for over 12 years. "[They] are a razor sharp banjo bangin', mountain style fiddle rubbing old time string band with a 1920s repertoire and a very modern sense of humor." - Dirty Linen|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
81|Carrier And The Night Rockers, Roy||CHUB 1003|Offshore Blues And Zydeco|13.98|Roy Carrier's family is one of the great musical Creole clans of the Atchafalaya Basin. Accompanied by his son Troy on drums, old friend Raymond on Guitar, nephews Ronald and Kevin on bass and scrub board, Roy and the Night Rockers sprinkle some hot pepper on an irrepressible musical gumbo.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
82|Loux, Palmer & Greg||CHUB 1004|In Good Company|13.98|"In Good Company", is a 70 minute all digital recording of beautiful fiddle based music. Many rare fiddle tunes, such as Byard Ray's A modal version of "Polly Put The Kettle On," Edden Hammon's "Washington's March" and Buddy Thomas' "Snakewinder" are included.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
83|Irish - Various Artists||CLAD 011|Drones & The Chanters|13.98|Originally released in 1971, this was the first anthology of Irish Uilleann piping. Features Tommy Reck, Paddy Maloney & Dan Dowd.|5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
84|Bell, Derek||CLAD 059|Ancient Music For The Irish Harp|13.98||5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
85|Keane, Sean||CLAD 25|Jig It In Style|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
86|Molloy, Matt||CLAD 30| Fire Aflame, The|13.98|with Sean Keane, Matt Molloy & Liam O'Flynn|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
87|Gerrard, Alice, Tom Sauber & Brad Leftwich||COCR  0164|Been There Still|14.49|Tom Sauber, Brad Leftwich, and Alice Gerrard are all "musicians' musicians," know and respected by their peers for their skill tast and life-long devotion to the old-time and early bluegrass music they clearly love so well.|12/15/98 0:00:00|||||
88|Ball, E. C.||COCR 0141|Through The Years, 1937-1975|13.98|E. C. Ball, late of Rugby, Virginia, possessed both a totally unique guitar style and a deep relaxed baritone. Singing alone, with his wife Orna, or in small gospel combinations, E.C. left behind some of the sweetest and most beautiful musec ever recorded along that high ridge of mountains that runs between Virginia and North Carolina.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
89|Blue Sky Boys, The||COCR 120|On Radio - Volume One|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
90|Blue Sky Boys, The||COCR 121|On Radio - Volume Two|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
91|Killen, Louis||COL 1928|Steady As She Goes|14.49|with Jeff & Gerrett Warner and Fud Benson. "there is salt spray and the smell of sea air on every song. This is the best recording of sea shanties ever made." Joe Glazer|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
92|Hurt, Mississippi John||COLL 5529|Satisfying Blues|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
93|Davis, Rev. Gary||COLL 5607|Sonny Terry & His Mouth Harp And Blind Gary Davis|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
94|Bare Necessities||CR 2001|Nightcap!|14.49|Bare Necessities is a Boston-based quartet known nationwide for its unique presentation of English country dance music. The quartet, composed of Earl Gaddis and Mary Lea(violin and viola), Peter Barnes (flute and whistles), and Jacqueline Schwab (piano) has been playing weekly country dances since 1978, performing music primarily from the 17th and 18th centuries.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
95|Delmore Brothers, The||CTY 110|Sand Mountain Blues|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
96|Carter Family, The||CTY 112|Clinch Mountain Treasures|12.98|"As the title suggests, the songs are treasures, but they're not among the seminal group's best - known songs. Recorded for Okeh Records in Chicago in 1940, it captures the group's instrumentation and vocals at their most incisive. " - - Michael McCall|8/21/98 0:00:00|||||
97|Delmore Brothers, The||CTY 116|Brown's Ferry Blues|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
98|Jarrell, Tommy & Fred Cockerham||CTY 2702|Best Fiddle And Banjo Duets|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
99|George, Franklin||CTY 2703|Traditional Music For Banjo, Fiddle & Bagpipes|12.98|W. Franklin George is one of the few traditional mountain musicians of his generation in West Virginia.  You can find old-time musicians younger and older than Frank, but it is hard to find one who grew up playing during the hard times of the Great Depression and World War Two.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
100|Leftwich, Brad||CTY 2714|Say, Old Man!|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
101|Hollow Rock String Band, The||CTY 2715|Traditional Dance Tunes|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
102|Camp Creek Boys, The||CTY 2719|Old-Time String Band|12.98|This recording stands as one of the finest examples of the classic old-time string band ensemble style that was fortunately preserved in the Galax, Virginia—Mt. Airy, North Carolina area well into the 1980s. The 6 member band includes three of the giants in the preservation & continuation of the Round Peak style, Kyle Creed, Fred Cockerham and Earnest East.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
103|Poole, Charlie And The North Carolina Ramblers||CTY 3501|Old Time Songs Recorded From 1925 To 1930|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
104|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3502|Rural String Bands Of Virginia|12.98|This CD presents a sampler of some of the best of rural string bands in a particular place and time:  Virginia in the 1920's|8/21/98 0:00:00|||||
105|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3504|Old Time Mountain Ballads|12.98|The art of the story song as recorded between 1926 and 1929 is superbly presented on this County Records compilation.|8/21/98 0:00:00|||||
106|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3506|Echoes Of The Ozarks, V. 1|12.98|The colorful Ozark Mountain area - comprising parts of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri - has always been among the most fascinating regions of the U.S.  The remoteness and isolation of the Ozark back country undoubtedly added a bit of mystery and intrigue to its already rich folklore.  Fortunately through the miracle of phonograph records, a good measure of this rich and colorful tradition has been preserved and is presented here on the two volume reissue.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
107|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3507|Echoes Of The Ozarks, V. 2|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
108|Poole, Charlie And The North Carolina Ramblers||CTY 3508|Old Time Songs Recorded From 1926 To 1930, Vol 2|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
109|Stoneman, Ernest||CTY 3510|Edison Recordings, 1928|12.98|Ernest V. Stoneman, one of the pioneers of recorded old-time music, was born in Carroll County Virginia on May 25, 1893. He grew up in this music-rich area and in his youth was exposed to the wealth of religious music and old-time ballads of the people around him as well as the string band tradition that abounded in the mountains. All of the recordings that Ernest made for Edison, fifty in all, were recorded in New York City between June of 1926 and November of 1928. The recordings recorded in 1926 were vocal solos accompanied by Stoneman's own guitar and harmonica. When he returned to the Edison studios in January of 1927, he brought with him his "Dixie Mountaineers" to add fullness to the accompaniment.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
110|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3511|Rural String Bands Of Tennessee|12.98|This collection offers a survey of the best of the Tennessee string bands caught during the golden era ca 1930.  The area covered  ranges from the extreme tip of upper east Tennessee to the flat prairies across the Tennessee River.|8/21/98 0:00:00|||||
111|Guitar - Various Artists||CTY 3512|Old-Time Mountain Guitar|12.98|Between 1926 and 1931, some of the most intricate and compelling guitar solos and duets were produced by rural artists from the South. The vintage recordings on Old-Time Mountain Guitar capture the musical expressions of these early country musicians as they transformed the status and expanded the musical possibilities of the guitar within the traditional, rural repertoire.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
112|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3513|Mississippi String Bands, Volume One|12.98|An area rich in various musical traditions and unprecedented in its influence on country music and blues, Mississippi can also boast of possessing some of the finest string bands to ever record during the "Golden Age" of early country music. A diverse panorama of string band styles, fiddle tunes, and rural performances have been preserved and beautifully remastered on Mississippi String Bands, Volume 1 & 2. Breakdowns, rags, blues, standards and popular pieces are all surveyed by the early string band musicians featured in these collections|8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
113|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||CTY 3514|Mississippi String Bands, Volume Two|12.98||8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
114|Robertson, Eck||CTY 3515|Vintage Recordings 1922-1929|12.98|Eck Robertson is considered the premier old-time fiddler of Texas and the first country artist to record commercially. His style of playing and entertaining set the standards for many classic old-time entertainers, such as Uncle Dave Macon and Charlie Poole, and greatly influenced the fiddle playing of both prewar and postwar fiddlers.|5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
115|Hayes, Clifford & The Louisville Jug Band||DOCU 1501|Clifford Hayes & The Louisville Jug Band, 1924-1926|14.49|Sara Martin & Her Jug Band, Old Southern Jug Band, Dixieland Jug Blowers, etc.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
116|Hayes, Clifford & The Louisville Jug Band||DOCU 1502|Clifford Hayes & The Louisville Jug Band, 1926-1927|14.49|Dixieland Jug Blowers, Earl McDonald's Original Louisville Jug Band, Whistler & His Jug Band.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
117|Hayes, Clifford & The Louisville Jug Band||DOCU 1503|Clifford Hayes & The Louisville Jug Band, 1927-1929|14.49|Dixieland Jug Blowers, Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
118|Hayes, Clifford & The Louisville Jug Band||DOCU 1504|Clifford Hayes & The Louisville Jug Band, 1929-1931|14.49|Clifford Hayes' Louisville Stompers, Phillips' Louisville Jug Band, Whistler & His Jug Band, Jimmie Rodgers, etc..|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
119|Johnson, Tommy||DOCU 5001|Complete Recorded Works 1928-1929|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
120|House, Son||DOCU 5002|Son House And The Great Delta Blues Singers|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
121|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||DOCU 5003|Greatest Songsters|14.49|The complete recorded works of Richard "Rabbit" Brown, Mississippi John Hurt, and Hambone Willie Newbern, 1927-1929|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
122|Hicks, Robert (Barbecue Bob)||DOCU 5046|Complete Recorded Works, Vol 1 (1927-28)|14.49|Barbecue Bob played a twelve-string guitar, often with a bottleneck, and sang in strong, husky tones. He was one of Atlanta's most popular blues artists in the 1920s. Bob supposedly got his nickname from a Columbia Records scout who discovered him when he was performing at a local barbecue pit called Tidwell's. An early publicity photo has Barbecue Bob decked out in a white chef's outfit picking his guitar.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
123|Hicks, Robert (Barbecue Bob)||DOCU 5047|Complete Recorded Works, Vol 2 (1928-29)|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
124|Hicks, Robert (Barbecue Bob)||DOCU 5048|Complete Recorded Works, Vol 3 (1929-30)|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
125|Davis, Rev. Gary||DOCU 5060|Rev. Gary Davis, 1935-49|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
126|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||DOCU 5062|Ragtime Blues Guitar (1927 - 1930)|14.49|Blind Blake, Tarter & Gay, Bayless Rose, Willie Walker, etc.||||||
127|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||DOCU 5072|Memphis Gospel, 1927-1929|14.49|The complete recorded works of Rev. Sister Mary Nelson, Lonnie McIntorsh & Bessie Johnson.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
128|Tampa Red||DOCU 5073|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1, May 1928-January 1929|14.49|with Madlyn Davis, The Hokum Jug Band, Papa Too Sweet, The Hokum Boys, and the State Street Stompers|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
129|Tampa Red||DOCU 5074|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2, January - June, 1929|14.49|with The Hokum Jug Band, Georgia Tom, The Hokum BoysGospel Camp Meeting Singers, Frankie Jaxon, and Lil Johnson|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
130|Tampa Red||DOCU 5075|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3, July 1929 - June 1930|14.49|with The Hokum Jug Band and Jenny Pope|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
131|Mississippi Sheiks||DOCU 5083|Complete Recorded Works, Vol 1 (1930)|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
132|Mississippi Sheiks||DOCU 5084|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2 (1930-31)|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
133|Mississippi Sheiks||DOCU 5085|Complete Recorded Works, Vol, 3 (1931-34)|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
134|Mississippi Sheiks||DOCU 5086|Complete Recorded Works, Vol 4 (1934-36) And The Chatman Brothers|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
135|Waters, Muddy||DOCU 5146|First Recording Sessions, 1941-1946|14.49|||||||
136|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||DOCU 5165|Alabama: Black Secular & Religious Music (1927-34)|14.49|The complete recorded works of Willy Barner, Moses Mason, Edward Thompson, Slim Duckett & Pig Norwood, Marshall Owens and Tom Bradford||||||
137|Dance - Various Artists||DOCU 5166|Alabama: Black Country Dance Bands, 1924 - 1949|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
138|White, Josh||DOCU 5194|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1, September 1929 - November 1933|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
139|White, Josh||DOCU 5195|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2, November 1933 - March 1935|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
140|White, Josh||DOCU 5196|Complete Recorded Works ,Vol. 3, March 1935 - March 1940|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
141|Alphabetical Four||DOCU 5374|Complete Recorded Works, 1938-1943|14.49||10/15/98 0:00:00|||||
142|White, Josh||DOCU 5405|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4, June 1940 To 1941|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
143|Golden Gate Gospel Quartet||DOCU 5472|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1, 1937-1938|14.49|The Golden Gate Quartet was the single most influential group of its kind for over 15 years. They set the tone for all a capella gospel quartet singing from the mid-1930s to the early 1950s.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
144|Golden Gate Gospel Quartet||DOCU 5473|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2, 1938-1939|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
145|Golden Gate Gospel Quartet||DOCU 5474|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3, 1939|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
146|Golden Gate Gospel Quartet||DOCU 5475|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4, 1939-1943|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
147|White, Josh||DOCU 5571|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5, 1944|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
148|White, Josh||DOCU 5572|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 6, 1944-1945|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
149|Rainey, Ma||DOCU 5581|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1, 1923-1924|14.49|Gertrude "Ma" Rainey was one of the greatest, influential, and most loved blues singers of all time. Her blues were rough and earthy, profound in depth and width with a warmth that transcended mere words.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
150|Rainey, Ma||DOCU 5582|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2, 1924 - 1925|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
151|Rainey, Ma||DOCU 5583|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3, 1925 - 1926|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
152|Rainey, Ma||DOCU 5584|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4, 1926 - 1927|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
153|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||DOCU 5588|Carolina Blues & Gospel (1945-1951)|14.49|Complete recorded works of Sonny Boy & Lonnie, Marylin Scott|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
1180|Sol Weber||CD-700SET|Rounds Galore||If you and your friends enjoy singing rounds, but have
grown weary of the familiar ones, you owe it to
yourselves to get this book! Sol has gathered 340
dandies, from the Berrymans to Beethoven, Hayden to
Harmon. Nice introductory notes, too. Easily worth the
price. ||2|bk700.jpg|bk700.jpg|108|108
1181|Sol Weber||CD-700|Rounds Galore||If you and your friends enjoy singing rounds, but have
grown weary of the familiar ones, you owe it to
yourselves to get this book! Sol has gathered 340
dandies, from the Berrymans to Beethoven, Hayden to
Harmon. Nice introductory notes, too. Easily worth the
price. ||2|bk700.jpg|bk700.jpg|108|108
1182|Sol Weber||C-700|Rounds Galore||If you and your friends enjoy singing rounds, but have
grown weary of the familiar ones, you owe it to
yourselves to get this book! Sol has gathered 340
dandies, from the Berrymans to Beethoven, Hayden to
Harmon. Nice introductory notes, too. Easily worth the
price. ||2|bk700.jpg|bk700.jpg|108|108
1183|Sol Weber||C-700SET|Rounds Galore||If you and your friends enjoy singing rounds, but have
grown weary of the familiar ones, you owe it to
yourselves to get this book! Sol has gathered 340
dandies, from the Berrymans to Beethoven, Hayden to
Harmon. Nice introductory notes, too. Easily worth the
price. ||2|bk700.jpg|bk700.jpg|108|108
1184|Sol Weber||BK-700|Rounds Galore||If you and your friends enjoy singing rounds, but have
grown weary of the familiar ones, you owe it to
yourselves to get this book! Sol has gathered 340
dandies, from the Berrymans to Beethoven, Hayden to
Harmon. Nice introductory notes, too. Easily worth the
price. ||2|bk700.jpg|bk700.jpg|108|108
1185|Bill Staines||BK-3|MUSIC TO ME||Bill's newest songbook, published by the prestigious Hal
Leonard corporation, contains 48 of the songs he created
between 1981 and 1991, including Down the Road, Child of
Mine, Movin' It Down the Line, October Winds, etc.||1|bk3.jpg|bk3.jpg|62|84
1186|Dan Milner & Paul Kaplan||BK-2|A Bonnie Bunch of Roses SONGS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND & SCOTLAND||150 traditional songs from the British Isles. Historical,
informative and witty discourse about each song, with
notes on original sources, a discography and a
bibliography. Complete with guitar chords and special
tunings.||2|bk2.jpg|bk2.jpg|90|144
154|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||DOCU 5591|Remaining ARC And Library Of Congress Recordings, Vol 1|14.49|Forty years after his death, Lead Belly's songs and style continue to influence folk, blues, and rock artists.|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
155|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||DOCU 5592|Remaining Library Of Congress Recordings, Vol 2 (1935)|14.49||5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
156|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||DOCU 5593|Remaining Library Of Congress Recordings, Vol 3 (1935)|14.49||5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
157|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||DOCU 5594|Remaining Library Of Congress Recordings, Vol 4 (1935-38)|14.49||5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
158|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||DOCU 5595|Remaining Library Of Congress Recordings, Vol 5 (1938-42)|14.49||5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
159|Hutchison, Frank||DOCU 8003|Complete Recorded Works, 1926-1929|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
160|Hutchison, Frank||DOCU 8004|Old Time Music From West Virginia|14.49|plus 6 tracks from The Williamson Brothers & Curry and 10 cuts by Dick Justice|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
161|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8009|Mississippi String Bands, Vol. 1, 1928 - 1935|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
162|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8013|Kentucky Gospel|14.49|Complete recorded works of Alfred G. Karnes, Ernest Phipps and McVay & Johnson in chronological order, 1927-28.|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
163|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8014|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 1, 1923-1924|14.49|The music of Fiddlin'John Carson from Fannin County, Georgia, was the first of what we know today as "country music" to be broadcast by radio and recorded for phonograph. He and his daughter Rosa Lee, who was known as Moonshine Kate, were the first stars despite the fact that little of the fame and none of the fortunes produced in the country music industry ever were theirs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
164|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8015|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 2, 1924-1925|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
165|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8016|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3, 1925-1926|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
166|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8017|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4, 1926-1927|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
167|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8018|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 5, 1927-1929|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
168|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8019|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 6, 1929-1930|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
169|Carson, Fiddlin' John||DOCU 8020|Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 7, 1930-1934|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
170|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8021|Georgia String Bands Vol. 1|14.49|Complete recorded works in chronological order, 1927-30. Coffer Brothers, Georgia Crackers, Spooney Five, Watkins Band, Theo & Gus Clark, Carroll County Revelers.|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
171|Reed, Blind Alfred||DOCU 8022|Complete Recorded Works, 1927 - 1929|14.49|Alfred Reed was born in Floyd, Virginia on June 15, 1880, and spent most of his life in the area around Princeton, Pipestem and Hinton, West Virginia.  Blind from birth, he made much of his living by playing at dances and church meetings, teaching music to children and, when money was tight, walking down to Hinton and playing for passers-by.|12/31/98 0:00:00|||||
172|Woltz's Southern Broadcasters, Da Costa||DOCU 8023|Complete Recorded Works, 1927-1929|14.49|Also on this recording, Frank Jenkins' Pilot Mountaineers|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
173|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8024|Georgia Songsters|14.49|Complete recorded works in chronological order, 1926-30. 14 tracks by Oscar Ford, 8 by Walter Morris.|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
174|Burnett, Dick And Leonard Rutherford||DOCU 8025|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1926-30|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
175|Harrell, Kelly||DOCU 8026|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1925-26|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
176|Harrell, Kelly||DOCU 8027|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1926-29|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
177|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8028|Mississippi String Bands, Vol. 2|14.49|Complete recorded works of the Mississippi Possum Hunters, Mumford Bean & his Itawambians, Gene Clardy & Stan Clements, and Milner & Curtis, 1928-30|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
178|Leake County Revelers||DOCU 8029|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1927-28|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
179|Leake County Revelers||DOCU 8030|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1929-30|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
180|East Texas Serenaders||DOCU 8031|Complete Recorded Works In Chronological Order, 1927-31|14.49||12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
181|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||DOCU 8032|Alabama Stringbands|14.49|Complete recorded works in chronological order, 1924-37. Dr. D.D. Hollis, Wyzee Hamilton, Short Creek Trio, Akins Birmingham Boys, Dixie Ramblers|12/4/98 0:00:00|||||
182|Hesperus||DOR 80157|Unicorn|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
183|McGann, Eileen||DRG 005|Heritage|12.98|Eileen McGann has long been considered one of the finest singers of traditional songs in North America. Heritage is an album of rare quality which leaves no doubt. This is Eileen's first album composed entirely of traditional material and it's a real gem.|7/23/98 0:00:00|||||
184|Webber, Dave & Anni Fentiman||DRGN  981|Constant Lovers|19.98|It's a pleasure to just sit back and listen to these two wonderful English singers perform their repertoire of fine songs. Two beautiful and strong voices blending most artfully.|11/11/98 0:00:00|||||
185|Webber, Dave & Anni Fentiman||DRGN 931|Together Solo|19.98||9/5/98 0:00:00|||||
186|Webber, Dave & Anni Fentiman||DRGN 961|Bonnet & Shawl|19.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
187|Hutton, Joe||EA 015-2|Northumbrian Piper|14.49|One of the finest exponents of the Northumbrian small pipes plays jigs, waltzes, hornpipes, marches and more.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
188|Sutherland, Pete||EPA 1002|Mountain Hornpipe|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
189|Nightingale||EPA 104| Coming Dawn, The|14.98|Nightingale is a Vermont-based trio consisting of Becky Tracy (fiddle), Keith Murphy (piano, guitar, foot percussion, vocals), and Jeremiah McLane (piano, accordion). Their music travels through Quebec, Newfoundland, Ireland, France, Scandinavia and beyond to produce a blend of Northern music that is unique and compelling.|6/24/98 0:00:00|||||
190|Xiaoyun, Miao||EUCD 1439| Art Of The Chinese Lutes, The|14.49|Miao Xiaoyun, is a virtuoso player of various Chinese lutes. Here she presents a fascinating array of Chinese traditional and ancient pieces. On some of the pieces she is accompanied by her husband, the internationally acclaimed Chinese dulcimer player Professor Xu Pingxin. Music of the Far East is loved the world over for its magic and this CD of great warmth and beauty is bound to enchant both old and new fans!|9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
191|Atzilut||EUCD 1444|Souls On Fire|14.49|The music and lyrics on this CD relate to Jewish religious experiences and poetry from various Mediterranean areas. With blends of sound brought together from such diverse ethnic instruments like the oud, tablas and didgeridoo, etc., this music has a very broad appeal to the world music community as well as the followers of the Jewish religion.|9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
192|Red Hots, The||FA 1003|Ready To Roll|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
193|Robb, Ian||FAM 01|From Different Angels|13.98|Also on cassette - $9.49.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
194|Finest Kind||FAM 02|Lost In A Song|13.98|"Finest Kind's particular domain is songs that have passed from generation to generation and singer to singer that, like collection plates are richer with each new hand. You quickly realize, listening to this album that whenever this bunch take their turn to contribute, they not only add a few dollars but burnish the plate. This is what folk music should be about." - Jeff Davis|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
195|Ungar, Jay & Molly Mason||FD 102|Civil War Classics|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
196|Seeger, Peggy||FELL 105|Classic Peggy Seeger|14.49|This is a collection of traditional ballads. The protagonists in these songs are usually women - variously strong, tricky, tragic, vengeful, dangerous, lovesick, doomed, sometimes daft and occasionally dead.|1/6/99 0:00:00|||||
197|U.K. - Various Artists||FELL 110|Ballads|21.29|This is a collection of versions collectively known as the "Big Ballads" (in Scotland they are also known as the "Muckle Sangs").  Many of the themes and even some of the songs have very ancient origins.  They are part of folk culture and have been kept alive by traditional singers over the generations. The texts make fine narrative poems but marry them with the majestic tunes with which they are associated, put them in the hands of singers experienced in performing ballads, who are gifted story tellers and you have potent combination.|11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
198|Armstrong, Frankie||FELL 116|Till The Grass O'ergrew The Corn|14.49|This is a collection of traditional ballads. The protagonists in these songs are usually women - variously strong, tricky, tragic, vengeful, dangerous, lovesick, doomed, sometimes daft and occasionally dead.|1/6/99 0:00:00|||||
199|McCulloch, Gordeanna||FELL 117|Sheath & Knife|21.29|Gordeanna McCulloch is recognised as one of the finest singers of Scottish traditional songs of her generation.  Her style represents a link with the older generation of ballad singers such as Jeannie Robertson and Belle Stewart.|11/4/98 0:00:00|||||
200|U.K. - Various Artists||FELL 131|Fyre & Sworde:  Songs Of The Border Reivers|18.59|Linda Adams, Ross Kennedy, Graham Pirt, Maddy Prior, Janet Russell and John Wright sing songs from the English and Scottish marches where the Reivers fought from the late 14th century to the late 17th.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
201|U.K. - Various Artists||FELL 47|A Selection From The Penguin Book Of English Folk Songs|14.49|Ballads and other songs from Linda Adams, John Bowden, Martin Carthy, Roy Harris, and Jez Lowe|1/6/99 0:00:00|||||
202|Lloyd, A. L. (Bert)||FELL 98|Classic A. L. Lloyd|21.29|A. L. Lloyd was born in London, England, the son of a trawler fisherman and dockworker of East Anglian origin with a fine store of East Coast folksongs, particularly of songs relating to seafaring.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
203|Robeson, Paul||FERA 1447|Freedom Train|9.98|Freedom Train begins with a 1947 reading of "Freedom Train" and concludes with a 1957 concert given by telephone for miners in Wales.|7/13/98 0:00:00|||||
204|Bogle, Eric||FF 311|Scraps Of Paper|12.98|"Eric Bogle succeeds as a chronicler of our time because of his eye for our foibles and his compassion in the face of our stupidities." - Emily Friedman, Come For To Sing|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
205|Rucker, Sparky And Rhonda||FF 611| Blue And Gray In Black And White, The|12.98|Songs from the Civil War Era.|11/25/98 0:00:00|||||
206|Hills, Anne & Cindy Mangsen||FF 638|Never Grow Old|12.98||7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
207|Hills, Anne & Cindy Mangsen||FF 671|Never Grow Up|12.98|With this follow-up to their critically acclaimed song swap Never Grow Old (Flying Fish 638, 1994), Anne and Cindy and a living room full of new and old friends have once again put the folk back into folk music, this time with a set of traditional and public domain songs aimed at kids of all ages. So, what are you waiting for?" --Mark D. Moss, Editor, Sing Out!|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
208|Warner, Jeff & Jeff Davis||FF 90431|Wilder Joy|9.49|Cass. only|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
209|Kilbride||FFLA 182|FFIDIL|15.98|A Selection of Traditional Fiddle Music From Wales|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
210|Kilbride||FFLA 200|Traditional Fiddle Music From Cardiff|15.98|A Selection of Traditional Fiddle Music From Wales|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
211|Roberts, John & Tony Barrand||FL 065|Dark Ships In The Forest|13.98|English Ballads|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
212|Fisher, Archie||FL 61| Man With A Rhyme, The|14.49|||||||
213|Bellamy, Peter||FLED 1002|Both Sides Then|14.49|Bellamy's 1979 masterpiece. British and American traditional & sacred songs performed with the help of Louis Killen, Heather Wood, The Watersons, Dave Swarbrick and Royston Wood.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
214|Collins, Shirley And Dolly||FLED 1003|For As Many As Will|14.49|The Collins' sisters classic last recording.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
215|Etchingham Steam Band, The||FLED 3002| Etchingham Steam Band, The|14.49|During 1974 and 1975 Shirley Collins and Ashley Hutchings led a remarkable acoustic ensemble playing the traditional music of  southern England, around the folk clubs and festivals of Britain. Twenty years later, this important historical collection draws upon a number of private live recordings.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
216|Young Tradition, The||FLED 3006| Holly Bears The Crown, The|14.49|Legendary long lost recordings from 1969.  A collection of seasonal songs from England.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
217|Briggs, Anne||FLED 3008|Sing A Song For You|14.49|This is a beautiful previously unreleased album recorded in 1973. Anne Briggs was one of the most influential voices of the English folk revival. The CD comes with lots of sleevenotes and previously unpublished photographs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
218|Kirkpatrick, John||FLED 3018|Three In A Row - The English Melodeon|20.59|The instruments used on this recording are all versions of the simple melodeon or diatonic button accordion which shares the same suck-blow principle as the mouth organ.  Each button produces two notes, one when you push the bellows in another when you pull it out.  The oom-pa buttons on the other side are grouped in pairs, each pair giving a bass note and a chord.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
219|Fiddle  - Various Artists||FMV 01|Appalachian Fiddling Today|26.95|Video only. A two hour display by some of the best old-time fiddlers playing in America today.  Featured are Ralph Blizard, Bruce Greene, Brad Leftwich, John Hartford and others.||||||
220|Friends Of Fiddler's Green||FOFG 01| Road To Mandalay, The|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
221|Friends Of Fiddler's Green||FOFG 03|This Side Of The Ocean|13.98|Originally released on cassette, this CD has 7 additional tracks which were recorded live in concert at Holstein's in Chicago and the Lethbridge Folk Club|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
222|Fischman, Peter & Deb O'Hanlon||FP 001C|Far East Kitchen (Cass)|9.98|||||||
223|Dodson, Anne||FR 172|Tranquility Grange|9.49|Cassette only.||||||
224|U.K. - Various Artists||FR 23| Tale Of Ale, The|15.98|Originally a BBC radio feature called "The English Toper", this album is a product of the flourishing and exciting folk scene of the 1970's anc contains some outstandingly good performances. Featured are Peter Bellamy, Robin Dransfield, John Foreman, Vic Gammon, Pam Gilder, Roy Harris, Eddie Upton and Peter Wood.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
225|Collins, Johnny||FTSR 01| Best Of The Early Years, The|13.49|"This album gives a clear demonstration of the breadth and depth of a fine singer and great balladeer and is one that I, like many others, will be pleased to add to my collection." - Dave Webber|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
226|Irish - Various Artists||GAEL 008|Celtic Aura:The Irish Traditional Music Special|14.49|Peerless performances from Ireland's greatest musicians and singers.|7/13/98 0:00:00|||||
227|Hill, Noel||GAEL 1141|GCnoc Na Grai|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
228|Lennon Family||GAEL 167|Dance Of The Honey Bees|14.49|This album illustrates the range and diversity of the rich cultural heritage which continues to survive and flourish as a living art in Ireland It also shows the living tradition being passed from generation to generation.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
229|Hughes, Brian||GAEL 178|Whistle Stop|14.49|Here is a tour-de-force on tin whistle by this young Irish virtuoso. With light and tasteful accompaniment of guitar, bass, mandolin, fiddle and percussion, Brian spins off an awesome assortment of jigs, reels, honpipes, polkas and severa beautiful slow airs as well.  This is traditional Irish music, pure and wonderful.|5/30/98 0:00:00|||||
230|Loughnane, Kathleen||GAEL 3929|Affairs Of The Harp|14.49|A CD of beautiful Irish melodies arranged for and played on the harp.  Kathleen Loughnane is accompanied by Sean Ryan on whistle, Sharon Shannon on accordion, and Alec Finn on bouzouki and guitar.|5/30/98 0:00:00|||||
231|Starboard List||GENES 1025|Songs Of The Tall Ships & Cruising 'round Yarmouth|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
232|Hurt, Mississippi John||GENES 9906|Memorial Anthology - 2 CD Set|31.29||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
233|Davis, Rev. Gary||GENES 9908|Glory - The Apostolic Studio Sessions|12.98|Twelve never before released acoustic blues tracks with the Reverend on vocals, guitar, banjo, piano & harmonica, also joined on 3 tracks by The Apostolic Family Chorus|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
234|Nowell Sing We Clear||GHM 102|Hail Smiling Morn!|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
235|Roberts, John & Tony Barrand||GHM 103|Heartoutbursts|14.98|English folksongs collected in Lincolnshire by Percy Grainger|10/21/98 0:00:00|||||
236|Roberts, John & Tony Barrand||GHM 104|Naulakha Redux: Songs Of Rudyard Kipling|14.98|The words are Kipling's. The tunes are Peter Bellamy's. And the singing is superb.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
237|Nowell Sing We Clear||GHM 201|Nowell Sing We Clear - Vol 4|14.98|Some of the finest English traditional carols by a sterling group of singers.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
238|Nowell Sing We Clear||GHM 202| Best Of Nowell Sing We Clear - Vol 1-3, The|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
239|McComiskey, Billy||GRLI 1034|Makin' The Rounds|13.98|One of America's best button accordian players|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
240|Cunningham, Johnny||GRLI 1047|Fair Warning|13.98|An album of singular beauty and power by the fiddler most regard as Scotland's best.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
241|Carroll, Liz||GRLI 1092|Liz Carroll|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
242|Altan||GRLI 1117|Harvest Storm|13.98|This album stamps Altan as a band whose vocal blend can fully match the mastery of their fiery instrumental playing. Ciaran Tourish joins, and the three fiddlers have never sounded tighter or more tenacious, while Frankie Kennedy again shows why he's among Ireland's most accomplished flutists.|7/13/98 0:00:00|||||
243|Cherish The Ladies||GRLI 1119| Back Door, The|13.98|An album brimming with joy, heart, skill, and wit - an album to treasure and cherish.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
244|Hayes, Martin||GRLI 1127|Martin Hayes|13.00||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
245|Cherish The Ladies||GRLI 1134|Out And About|13.98|Producer Johnny Cunningham has coaxed the absolute best out of the group, who instrumentally have never sounded better or tighter.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
246|Carthy, Martin||GRLI 1136| Collection, The|13.98|In terms of his influence, Carthy is the ultimate British folk performer, whose music has left its mark on millions, from Bob Dylan downwards. His often quirky arrangements and a chosen path in which popularity is irrelevalent compared to artistic integrity have rarely brought him commercial success, but he remains revered as an elder statesman of British trad. folk.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
247|Altan||GRLI 1137|Island Angel|13.98|Island Angel is a gutsy, fiery, haunting, utterly riveting album that refuses to coast on past plaudits and demonstrates that Altan's seemingly limitless potential is still being explored by the band members themselves.|7/13/98 0:00:00|||||
248|House Band, The||GRLI 1143|Another Setting|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
249|Moving Cloud||GRLI 1150|Moving Cloud|13.98|selected "Album of the Year" in 1994 by Earle Hitchner in the Irish Echo, citing the "extraordinarily high quality of playing, brimming with great music and great performances throughout."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
250|Orealis||GRLI 1152|Night Visions|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
251|Hayes, Martin||GRLI 1155|Under The Moon|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
252|Trian||GRLI 1159|Trian Ii|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
253|Burke, Joe||GRLI 1165| Bucks Of Oranmore, The|13.98|Traditional Irish music from Accordionist Joe Burke with Charlie Lennon on piano.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
254|Cherish The Ladies||GRLI 1175|New Day Dawning|13.98|New Day Dawning is a brilliant set of songs and tunes showcasing the band's virtuosity and diversity.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
255|Tulla Ceili Band, The||GRLI 1178|A Celebration Of Fifty Years|13.98|The Tulla Ceili Band was formed in 1946 to play traditional Irish music for set dances. For the past fifty years, the band has maintained its distinctive rhythm and sound.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
256|Reeltime||GRLI 1179|Live It Up|13.98|The charismatic Irish ensemble Reeltime brings new dimensions to traditional Celtic music, combining stellar instrumental skills with a genius for arranging. Their music has that incredible energy and lift found only in the very best Irish music, but goes even further, with swinging jazz chording and exquisite effects from electric instruments and contemporary production.|9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
257|Hayes, Martin||GRLI 1181|Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill|13.98|This album captures the musical kinship between two master players. Hayes and Cahill urge each other on, trading passages, stretching out and digging in.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
258|Moving Cloud||GRLI 1186|Foxglove|13.98|Moving Cloud represents the living tradition in its truest form, performing high-powered dance music -- jigs, reels, hornpipes, polkas and mazurkas -- with Ireland's patentable trademarks of virtuosic talent, skill, spirit and especially lift|6/14/98 0:00:00|||||
259|Cherish The Ladies||GRLI 1187|One & All: The Best of Cherish The Ladies|13.98|Cherish the Ladies are absolutely unique in their spectacular blend of virtuosic instrumental talents, beautiful female vocals, captivating arrangements, and stunning step-dancing; all are captured at their best on this collection of their finest recorded work to date. With over sixty minutes of tunes and songs, One and All culls tracks from their three Green Linnet recordings, highlighting the talents of singers Cathie Ryan and Aoife Clancy, fiddlers Winifred Horan and Siobhan Egan, a slew of box players, and the inimitable Joanie Madden. What a treat!|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
260|Tannahill Weavers, The||GRLI 1193|Epona|13.98||9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
261|Sciaky, Carla||GRLI 2106|Spin The Weaver's Song|13.98|A celebration of weaving, spinning, and sheep-shearing songs from all over the world.|6/1/98 0:00:00|||||
262|Brady, Paul And Andy Irvine||GRLI 3006|Andy Irvine And Paul Brady|13.98|Also on cassette - $8.49.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
263|Brady, Paul||GRLI 3015|Welcome Here Kind Stranger|8.49|Cassette only. - with Andy Irvine, Tommy Peoples, Donal Lunny, and Noel Hill|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
264|Molloy, Matt||GRLI 3018| Fire Aflame, The|13.98|with Paul Brady and Tommy Peoples.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
265|Carthy, Martin||GRLI 3052|Life And Limb|13.98|Includes Sovay, The Begging Song, Bows of London, The Pepperpot/Sailing into Walpole's Marsh/Bunker Hill, A Question of Sport, Oh Dear Oh, Carthy's March/The Lemon Tree, Lochmaben Harper and Byker Hill|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
266|Carthy, Martin||GRLI 3075|Skin And Bone|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
267|Fisher, Archie||GRLI 3076|Will Ye Gang, Love|13.98|||||||
268|Four Men & A Dog||GRLI 3084|Shifting Gravel|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
269|Four Men & A Dog||GRLI 3085|Barking Mad|13.98|This freewheeling band comes storming out of Ireland with a freshness and vitality not seen in a long time. The fire and spirit of Four Men & A Dog, coupled with their indisputable virtuosity have earned the band a staggering international reputation.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
270|Bain, Aly||GRLI 3105|Lonely Bird|13.98|Aly Bain has dazzled and delighted audiences around the world for more than twenty-five years. His solo recordings and albums with The Boys of The Lough have sold countless copies on both sides of the Atlantic. Bain is regarded as Scotland's supreme traditional fiddler. This is Aly Bain's first recording devoted entirely to fiddle music since 1984.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
271|Bain, Aly & Phil Cunningham||GRLI 3107| Pearl, The|13.98|Among the dozen tracks here are blistering reels, rousing pipe marches, spirited jigs, supple waltzes, and haunting airs, including the magnificent title track composed by Phil. Also inlaid in this gleaming mosaic of music are separate, priceless medleys featuring Cajun and Cape Breton tunes, each played flawlessly by the duo. Their fiddle/ accordion pairings, in fact, are nothing short of sensational--often freewheeling, always masterfully controlled, creating an impact impossible to resist.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
272|Anam||GRLI 3121|Riptide|13.98|Wonderful new voices, expressive songs and a cache of newly-written tunes make "Riptide" one of the freshest albums in a long time. Riptide is a bright comer from a spirited, confident new band.|6/14/98 0:00:00|||||
273|Bain, Aly & Phil Cunningham||GRLI 3123| Ruby, The|13.98|On "The Ruby", the alchemy of two master craftsmen totally at ease with each other shines in the exquisite slow airs and elegant, richly-played marches and strathspeys. The thrilling give-and-take of reed and string dazzles on tunes from the Shetland Islands, Cape Breton, French Canada, and even Estonia. Simply put, it's yet another jewel in the rich collaboration of Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham.|9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
274|Irish - Various Artists||GRLI 3125|Celtic Voices|13.98|Rock N Reel (UK) said of Celtic Voices:  "...it displays the rich vitality of the tradition".<P>  The 15 artists on the disc include Loreena McKennitt, Kila, Nóirín Ní Riain, Talitha MacKenzie, Begley & Cooney, John Spillane and Anúna.|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
275|Shannon, Sharon||GRLI 3127|Spellbound: The Best Of Sharon Shannon|13.98|A brilliant young accordian player from Galway;.This recording features five new tracks and has over 70 minutes of music.|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
276|Bain, Aly||GRTX 0026|Ali Bain And Friends|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
277|Mitchell, Kevin||GRTX 108|I Sang That Sweet Refrain|14.49|"If I was going to design a voice for singing Irish songs, it would turn out very like Kevin Mitchell's, able to skip lightly over the polysyllables of the 19th century hedge poets or to hesitate before ending his fond caress of a long vowel in a slow ballad; at home equally with the lyrical love songs and the pawky humour of the Ulster tradition" - Adam McNaughton|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
278|McCulloch, Gordeanna||GRTX 123|In Freenship's Name|14.49|One of the producer's joys has been to bring together complementary artists for Gordeanna; some of music's finest accompanists - Billy Jackson, Stuart Morison & Dougie Pincock; Brian Miller & Charlie Soane. In all a happy combination: very much a collaboration "In Freenship's Name".|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
279|U.K. - Various Artists||GRTX 128|Second Grand Concert Of Piping|14.49|Recorded live at the Lowland & Border Pipers Society Annual Concert in Edinburgh. Features Laurence O'Toole Pipe Band Quartet from Ireland, Patrick Molard (Brittany), John MacLean (Cape Breton), Malcolm Robertson (Scotland) and Franco Melis & Orlando Mascia (Sardinia).|11/13/98 0:00:00|||||
280|Hunter, Willie||GRTX 144| Willie Hunter Sessions, The|14.49|Legendary Shetland fiddler, the late Willie Hunter, accompanied by pianist Violet Tulloch playing in the 'sessions' in the home of his friend Billy Kay. Willie at his very best .|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
281|St. Clair, Isla||GRTX 145|Tatties & Herrin': The Land|14.49|Isla St. Clair began singing at the Aberdeen Folk Club at the age of 10 in 1963 and has been singing since. These recordings highlight the rich traditions of the North-East of Scotland.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
282|St. Clair, Isla||GRTX 146|Tatties & Herrin': The Sea|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
283|Tanner, Gid (Skillet Lickers)||GV 0310|Skillet Licker Music, 1955-1991|14.49|The Tanner Legacy with Gid Tanner's Last Recordings.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
284|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||GV 1001|Virginia Traditions:  Non-Blues Secular Black Music|14.49|Selections by Dan Womack, Marvin & Turner Foddrell, John Jackson, Clayton Horsley and more.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
285|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||GV 1002|Virginia Traditions:  Ballads From British Tradition|14.49||7/13/98 0:00:00|||||
286|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||GV 1003|Western Piedmont Blues|14.49|Selections by Dan Womack, Marvin and Turner Foddrell, John Jackson, and Clayton Horsley.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
287|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||GV 1004|Virginia Traditions:  Native Virginia Ballads|14.49|Selections by Hobart Smith, Uncle Branch Higgins, Vernon Dalhart, Helen Cockram and more.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
288|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||GV 1007|Virginia Work Songs|14.49|The work-related singing of watermen, factory workers, crab pickers, and gandy dancers. A 1984 Grammy nominee!|9/25/98 0:00:00|||||
289|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||GV 1008|Southwest Virginia Blues|14.49|From the Blue Ridge Institute archives comes a variety of blues from King Edward Smith, Josh Thomas, Dock Boggs, and many others recorded from 1928 to 1984.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
290|Jarrell, Tommy & Kyle Creed||HRT 38|Old Time Fiddling & Clawhammer Banjo|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
291|Tolman, Harvey||HTOL 001|1,000 Miles From Cape Breton|14.49|This brilliant Cape Breton style fiddler has included over 50 strathspeys, reels, jigs, marches and slow airs on this recording.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
292|Epstein, Jerry||JD 212|Time Has Made A Change In Me|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
293|Lansford, Jim & Kim||JL 01|New Harmony|9.49|Cassette only. - I sat in on a duet singing class at Pinewoods Camp and was enthralled by the singing and playing of this duo.  This, their first recording together, is a collection of tunes played on fiddle and piano.  Many are from their home state of Missouri. Bob Cromartie said that it was the first time he had ever spent a week of calling dances where he never once told the musicians to speed up or slow down on a single tune. He met the Lansfords.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
294|Lansford, Jim & Kim||JL 9701|Out In The Cold World|12.98|"...the Lansfords have a recording effort to be proud of and one worthy of your hard-earned old-time buckaroo.” - The Old Time Herald|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
295|Jeter Le Pont||JLP 01|Entrecoise|9.49|Cassette only.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
296|Cabestan||KEL 058|Tempete Pour Sortir...|14.49|Cabestan is a group of four Bretons and a Quebecois who play and sing traditional capstan and hauling shanties, ballads, dance tunes and their own compositions about people who live on and from the sea.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
297|Dervish||KLS 9501|Playing With Fire|14.98|Touted as the "most thrilling" traditional bands in Ireland today by Folk Roots magazine. Dervish is centered around a core of fiddle, flute and accordion and featuring Cathy Jordan, one of Ireland's great singers, the band has created a sound deeply steeped in tradition, but bearing all the hallmarks of an ensemble with an unrivaled ability to create a sound that is distinctly their own.|11/13/98 0:00:00|||||
298|Dervish||KLS 9502|Harmony Hill|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
299|Keane, Tommy & Jacqueline Mccarthy||KLS 9505| Wind Among The Reeds, The|14.98|uillean pipes, tin whistle & concertina.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
300|Dervish||KLS 9507|At The End Of The Day|14.98||6/2/98 0:00:00|||||
301|Killen, Louis||KO 02|A Bonny Bunch|14.98|"Leave it to Louis Killen to remind us how mesmerizing a lone voice - and a traditional ballad can be." - Bob Blackman|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
302|Killen, Louis||KO 03|Sailor's, Ships, & Chanteys|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
303|Killen, Louis||KO 04|A Seaman's Garland|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
304|Darling, Erik||LEG 329|Instrumental Music And Songs Of The Southern Appalachians|12.98|with Robin Roberts and The Kossoy Sisters|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
305|Carignan, Jean||LEG 427|French Canadian, Irish And Scottish Fiddle Music|12.98|One of the all-time great fiddlers from anywhere.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
306|Boosinger, Laura||LLB 198|Down The Road|13.98||10/1/98 0:00:00|||||
307|Seeger, Pete||LMUS 32|Pete|13.98|in all the grandeur and varieties of his music. Recorded in 1996.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
308|Purkey, Elaine||MAR 4011|Mountain Music, Mountain Struggle|13.98|"Her songs may not make it to the Top 40, but some of them will be picked up by union-minded folks around the country. And long after the top 40 songs are forgotten, Elaine's songs will keep being heard." - Pete Seeger|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
309|Modal Citizens||MAR 6500|Party Of 3|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
310|Perlman, Ken||MAR 6502|Devil In The Kitchen|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
311|Slaughter, Matokie||MAR 9028|Matokie Slaughter And The Back Creek Buddies|7.98|Cassette Only||||||
312|Wandering Ramblers||MAR 9033|Rambling & Wandering|7.98|Cassette only.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
313|Boiled Buzzards, The||MAR 9043|Fine Dining|13.98|Dan and Ruth Levenson, David Rice, Annie Franusich|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
314|Smith, Lynn (Chirps)||MAR 9059|Midwestern Harvest|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
315|Shaw, Lauchlin & A. C. Overton||MAR 9064|Sally With The Run-Down Shoes|13.98|Lauchlin Shaw (born 1912) & A. C. Overton (born 1924), two of North Carolina's finest traditional musicians have spent all of their lives in North Carolina's eastern piedmont. The play the dance tunes, songs, and hymns passed down from older family members and neighbors and play this repertory in styles that are distinctive to the the communities of Harnett, Chatham, Cumberland, Lee, Wake, Granville and Randolph counties.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
316|Double Decker Stringband, The||MAR 9065|Chasing Rainbows|13.98|This is a talented trio of singers and musicians who have one of the finest song repertoires in old time music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
317|Bovee And Gail Heil, Bob||MAR 9066|Rural Route 2|13.98|Bob Bovee and Gail Heil put their own distinctive stamp on Rural Route 2, a wonderful recording of old time music learned from sources as diverse as The Carter Family, the Cramer Brothers, Jim Garland, and the Leake County Revelers.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
318|Volo Bogtrotters||MAR 9067|Best In Tone...|13.98|The Volo Bogtrotters are a band for the decades. Particularly for the 1920s when, as far as they're concerned, country music had its finest achievements with high-powered fiddling and old familiar songs both hearening and hilarious. The Volos are also a band for the 1980s and 1990s, two decades during which they have inflicted upon the world their renderings of old time music learned from Midwestern masters, Southern peers, and old shellac disks. In any decade, they strive to be "best in tone..."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
319|Konnarock Critters||MAR 9068|Cornbread And Sweetpeas|13.98|"There's a push and shove, a fire in this music that echoes the western side of Grayson County, Virginia." - Joe Wilson, NCTA|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
320|Rhythm Rats, The||MAR 9069|I Believe I'll Go Back Home|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
321|Carthy, Eliza & Nancy Kerr||MCM 3991|Eliza Carthy - Nancy Kerr|21.29|The fiddle and the human voice are the closest of cousins, but to achieve unity the performers must come to their task with a certain lack of self-conciousness. Nancy Kerr and Eliza Carthy are blessed with this natural understanding of the balance between abandonment and control, which gives this album a disarming directness and a sense of purpose.  Their music is about the human condition and will be as relevant in a hundred years as it is now.|11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
322|Carthy, Eliza & Nancy Kerr||MCR 5992|Shape Of Scrape|21.29||11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
323|Hart, Tim & Maddy Prior||MCRE 006| Songs Of Olde England, Vol. 1, The|18.49|English songs and ballads.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
324|Carthy, Martin||MCRE 008|Shearwater|18.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
325|Collins, Shirley And Dolly||MCRE 011|No Roses|18.49|This is Shirley Collins recording with the Albion Country Band - Lal & Mike Waterson, Royston Wood, Colin Ross, Maddy Prior, Ashley Hutchings, Barry Dransfield, Nic Jones, John Kirkpatrick and more.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
326|Hart, Tim & Maddy Prior||MCRE 018| Songs Of Olde England, Vol. 2, The|18.49|English songs and ballads.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
327|Hart, Tim & Maddy Prior||MCRE 023|Summer Solstice|18.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
328|Albion Band, The||MCRE 028|Along The Pilgrims Way|18.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
329|Naiman, Arnie & Chris Coole||MERR 01|5 Strings Attached With No Backing|14.98|A collection of both traditional and original tunes capturing the beautiful sound of the old time clawhammer and fingerpicking style of the 5 string banjo with guitar accompaniment.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
330|Jeter Le Pont||MIN 594|L'escapade|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
331|McCann, Michael||MM 001|Soldiers' Songs|14.49|13 SONGS FROM 8 WARS. World Wars I & II, Vietnam, the American and Irish civil wars, the British African wars, and a few Irish Rebellions  Includes the stories behind each song, putting them in their historic context.|11/11/98 0:00:00|||||
332|Hallom, Gerry||MP 003|Undiscovered Australia II|14.49|This is a well documented sixty-six minute CD anthology taken from several of Gerry's albums. The singing is great and there is accompaniment by Nic Jones and Jez Lowe.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
333|U.K. - Various Artists||MP 004|Voices|12.98|Voices is a celebration of the unaccompanied human voice  featuring many of the most acclaimed singers in the English folk  tradition. This testimony to the continuing power of English  traditional song does not set out to represent all types of song -  the singers were simply asked to contribute a song of their choice  - and a wide variety of styles and techniques are represented.  However, all of the singers involved have absorbed from, and paid  their dues to, the tradition. Most of the tracks on this 79+ minute  CD were newly recorded for this release.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
334|Wyndham-Read, Martyn||MP 10002|Undiscovered Australia I|14.49|"Many Australians regard (Martyn) as one of the finest exponents of traditional Australian music. You would have to know Australians and their native reluctance to praise anything English to appreciate just what a great compliment that is." - Eric Bogle|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
335|Schwab, Jacqueline||MR 223|Mad Robin|14.98|"...my solo recording of 17th and 18th century English country dance tunes that I have enjoyed playing at dances, along with some favorite Celtic airs reminiscent of an evening's 'last waltz.'...played for listeners rather than dancers"|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
336|Amidon, Peter And Mary Alice||NEDM 03|Listen To The Mockingbird|29.98|CD & Book.  Produced by Peter Amidon.  Great dances for children, schools & communities. Featuring David Kaynor, Mary Lea, & Becky Tracy on Fiddle, Caller Andy Davis on Accordion, Mary Cay Brass on Piano and Stuart Kenney on Acoustic Bass.|1/1/99 0:00:00|||||
337|Erbsen, Wayne||NG 007|Front Porch Favorites|12.98|A best-selling recording of 17 foot-stomping melodies found in the Front Porch book. Features banjo, fiddle, mandolin, dulcimer, spoons, washboard, harmonica, tambourine, bones and feet! All instrumentals.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
338|Coope, Boyes & Simpson||NM 09|Falling Slowly|19.98||12/7/98 0:00:00|||||
339|Coope, Boyes & Simpson||NM 11|Hindsight|19.98|"Coope, Boyes and Simpson prove that the British choral traditions needs no resuscitation.  Their voices weave through and bounce off each other with a powerful elegance - it's nice to know that even with the numbing array of technology available, the human voice is still one of the most expressive instruments around."|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
340|Coope, Boyes & Simpson||NM 13|A Garland Of Carols|19.98||12/7/98 0:00:00|||||
341|Wilson, George||NM 1994|Northern Melodies|14.49|A good selection of dance tunes from New England, Quebec, Cape Breton, Scotland, Ireland & Shetland|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
342|Caribbean - Various Artists||NONE 79300| Real Bahamas, The|13.98|"To call it one of the most loved and most influential albums ever released isn't too much of an overstatement.... everyone who bought THE REAL BAHAMAS seems to have covered one or more of the songs. Over the years, that list has grown to include The Grateful Dead, Ry Cooder, The Incredible String Band, Aaron Neville, Kate & Anna McGarrigle, Van Dyke Parks, and Taj Mahal, among others....It's a record that musicians have passed from hand to hand for three decades now, and home-taping might very well have been invented for the sole purpose of dubbing this one album." Brian Cullman|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
343|Nottingham Fair||NOT 01|Martin Cookson|14.98|Traditional songs and street cries from renaissance England set in a theater format.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
344|Heaney, Joe||NWAR 001|Say A Song|14.98|This CD was compiled from tape recordings housed in the University of Washinton Ethnomusicology Archives. Several of the selections have not been previously available|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
345|Randall, Tony & Harmoneion Singers||NWR 80202-2|Songs Of The Civil War|14.98|First recordings from original editions includes "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", "I Wish I was in Dixie" and ten other songs from North and South.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
346|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||NWR 80205|White Sprituals From The Sacred Harp|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
347|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||NWR 80239|Brave Boys: New England Traditions in Folk Music|14.98|Songs and tunes from Gale Huntington, Sara Cleveland, Lawrence Older, Harvey Tolman, Grant Rogers and more|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
348|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||NWR 80244-2|Caliente=Hot|14.98|Puerto Rican and Cuban musical expression in New York City.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
349|Native American - Various Artists||NWR 80246-2|Songs Of Earth, Water, Fire And Sky|14.98|Recorded on location, this is an essential collection of music of the San Juan Pueblo, Seneca, Northern Arapaho, Northern Plains, Creek, Yurok, Navajo, Cherokee, and Southern Plains Indians.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
350|Goldman Band, The||NWR 80266-2| Golden Age Of The American March, The|14.98|Classic Sousa and Herbert marches from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes a highly informative essay on marches|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
351|Criswell, Kim & Cincinnati’s University Singers||NWR 80267-2| Hand That Holds The Bread, The|14.98|Twenty-four songs from the Civil War to the Columbian Exposition, including "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" and "No Irish Need Apply". The 40-page booklet includes a lengthy historical essay and complete lyrics.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
352|Milnes, Sherrill; American Fife Ensemble||NWR 80276-2| Birth Of Liberty, The|14.98|Spirited renditions of popular marches and dances of the time of the American Revolution, plus propaganda songs and hymns. A musical recreation of the defining moment in America’s history.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
353|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||NWR 80278|Georgia Sea Island Songs|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
354|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||NWR 80292-2|Dark And Light In Spanish New Mexico|14.98|Albados:  Traditional dirges and religious hymns used for death rituals. Bailes:  music for parties, weddings and other high-spirited occasions.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
355|Cowboy - Various Artists||NWR 80314-2|Back In The Saddle Again|14.98|A double CD collection of cowboy songs, from the earliest “authentic” performers to the professional singing cowboys who followed. An extensive overview of a unique American artform.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
356|Native American - Various Artists||NWR 80337-2|Songs And Dances Of The Eastern Indians|14.98|Music of the Seneca of Allegany, New York and the Cherokee and Creek of Medicine Spring, Oklahoma.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
357|Caribbean - Various Artists||NWR 80427-2|Zoop, Zoop, Zoop|14.98|Traditional Music and Folklore of St. Croix, St. Thomas, and St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
358|Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers||NWR 80433| Colored Sacred Harp, The|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
359|Wiregrass Sacred Harp Singers||NWR 80519|Desire For Piety|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
360|Appling Singers, William||NWR 80539-2|Wake Ev’ry Breath|14.98|Thirteen majestic hymn- and fuging- tunes by William Billings, America’s first important composer.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
361|Deseret String Band, The||OKEH 9601|Utah:  Songs Of Statehood|14.98|This centennial disc draws heavily on field recordings made in Utah during the 1940s and later.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
362|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||OLDH 1001|Music From The Lost Provinces|13.98|Old-Time Stringbands from Ashe County, North Carolina & Vicinity, 1927-1931. Includes cuts by Frank Blevins & His Tar heel Rattlers, Smyth County Ramblers, North Carolina Ridge Runners, and more.|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
363|MacColl, Ewan||OSS 101|Bothy Ballads Of Scotland|23.29|Along with the sea shanties, the bothy ballads constitute the most important body of folksongs to be created in 19th century Britain.|11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
364|MacColl, Ewan||OSS 104|Traditional Songs And Ballads Of Scotland|23.29||11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
365|MacColl, Ewan & Peggy Seeger||OSS 105|Scottish Traditional Songs|23.29||11/5/98 0:00:00|||||
366|Old World Folk Band||OWFB 2313|Hot Tracks|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
367|Frontmen, The||OWR 37| Frontmen, The|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
368|Popcorn Behavior||PB 02|Journeywork|14.49|Definitive is a good word for their new CD... It combines some of my favorite musical qualities: playful inventiveness, rhythmic drive and sensitivity. 'Popcorn Behavior' has selected some great tunes and played the "popcorn" out of them. - Jay Ungar|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
369|Whiteley, Ken & Chris||PD 007|Bluesology|12.98|Ken and Chris Whiteley take you on a musical journey through the land of the blues. Along the way they cover everything from jugband music to contemporary urban blues. Bluesology was winner of the Jazz Report "Blues Album of the Year" Award and a Juno Award nominee.|7/23/98 0:00:00|||||
370|Harte, Frank||PHAE 995|Daybreak And A Candle-End|22.45|13 songs from one of Ireland's greatest singers.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
371|Phillips, Utah||PHI 1004|Good Though!|12.98|A richly strewn banquet of sounds and songs forged from the bygone era of steam railroading, rendered here by "the Golden Voice of the Great Southwest."|11/2/98 0:00:00|||||
372|Boys Of The Lough, The|Being the only group to play music from the traditions of Ireland, Scotland and Shetland, they are part of a century's process by which their cultures have fertilized and sustained each other.|PHI 1051|Good Friends - Good Music|12.98|Being the only group to play music from the traditions of Ireland, Scotland and Shetland, they are part of a century's process by which their cultures have fertilized and sustained each other.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
373|Bogle, Eric||PHI 1125|Something Of Value|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
374|Taylor, Jim||PM 003| Bright Sunny South, The|14.49|A well-done collection of Civil War era songs with accompaniment on hammered dulcimer, banjo, fiddle and guitar||||||
375|Cooper & Margaret Nelson, Phil||PP 1011|Pretty Susan|14.49|Sweet songs, sad songs, sentimental songs, silly songs, lively dance tunes, lovely slow airs and a couple of gloriously grim murder ballads. Who could ask for more?|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
376|Cooper & Margaret Nelson, Phil||PP 1112|Shine Where You Stand|14.49|Margaret's second "solo" recording. Serious vocal work from Margaret, Phil Cooper, Kate Early, and Brighid Malone. Phil, Paul Goelz, Colman Cloonan, Margaret, Maria Terres, Liz Cifani, and Jeff Morello add the instrumental flourishes. "All killer, no filler..."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
377|Cooper & Margaret Nelson, Phil||PP 1313| Only Dance We Know, The|14.49|Gorgeous two-and three-part harmony singing; ear pleasing instrumental work; traditional love songs both happy and sad; a pair of scary old ballads; and a few fine new songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
378|Cooper-Nelson Band, The||PP 1514|Bright Gold|14.49|"Bright Gold" showcases the two- and three-part harmonies that have been that have become integral to the group since 1995.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
379|Cooper & Margaret Nelson, Phil||PP 7107|What Fond Delight|14.49|This one started out as a basement tape of lullabies for Margaret's nephew, and expanded to include some grown-up love songs as well. A good gift for new parents, the tape has also seen use as an after-work tension reducer, an anodyne for minor and major griefs, and a flu cure (!)|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
380|Cooper & Margaret Nelson, Phil||PP 8109|Lady's Triumph|14.49|Lots of strong old songs and tunes, with fine new works by Huw Williams and Richard Thompson as well. This is the recording to buy if you want to introduce yourself or a friend to the full range of Cooper & Nelson material. The CD contains three bonus cuts, including the wonderful Victorian soap opera ballad "Rosie Anderson."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
381|Brown, Alistair||PROS 002| Swan Necked Valve, The|14.98|Alistair Brown has been singing the old songs, and new songs written by people who like the old songs, all his adult life His career began in the folk clubs of his native Scotland and, since coming to Canada in 1972, he's been a regular on the North American folk scene. In addition to being an active singer in The Friend of Fiddler's Green, he's been a radio broadcaster, columnist, festival director, dance teacher, and program director at folk music and dance camps.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
382|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 0028|High Atmosphere|12.98|Ballads and Banjo Tunes from Virginia and North Carolina Collected by John Cohen in November of 1965.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
383|Thomas, Buddy||RDR 0032|Kitty Puss: Old-Time Fiddle Music From Kentucky|12.98|Buddy Thomas, who died in 1974, was an extraordinarily gifted fiddler from the town of Emerson in northeastern Kentucky.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
384|Fraley, J. P. & Annadeene||RDR 0037|Wild Rose Of The Mountain|12.98|This album of eastern Kentucky fiddle music -- played by this husband and wife from Rush, Kentucky -- is considered by many fiddlers and old time music enthusiasts to be one of the finest albums of its kind ever issued.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
385|Blue Sky Boys, The||RDR 0052| Blue Sky Boys, The|12.98|The Blue Sky Boys were one of the most beloved of the many "brother" acts of the 1930s and 1940s. Their sound -- mandolin, guitar and two voices -- may suggest an earlier phase of American existence, but the sentiments they express are timeless. They speak directly to our hearts, if we will but listen, as few entertainers in country music history have done.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
386|Dickens, Hazel & Alice Gerrard||RDR 0054|Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard|12.98|Available on CD for the first time! "The singing of Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard is deeply rooted in tradition. Their performance has the special quality that is only achieved when two people with a shared aesthetic have been singing together for many years. Their sound has a timeless strength and beauty. Hazel and Alice sing about the everyday lives of real people with an honesty that illuminates the essential meaning and value of the ordinary and the commonplace." --Ethel Raim, from her liner notes|7/7/98 0:00:00|||||
387|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 0071|Hollerin'|12.98|As odd as anything from Tuva or the jungles of Java. The hollerin' of white mountain folk, like the field hollers and work songs of their black rural cousins, once served a function. Workers separated by distance called animals and communicated with other humans using high pitched, musical shouts that sometimes evolved into songs . . . the variety of expression is amazing, from rudimentary folks songs to odd wordless yodels expressing pain, joy or religious ecstasy. Various hollerers do their thing here, but the extraordinary thing to my ears is the similarity of these southern mountain folk and the tumbrel, multi-octave throat-singing of Tuvan singers, who also hail from inhospitable mountain country. This is not a disc you're going to play every day, but when you need a fix of pure American strangeness, it'll more than fill the bill." --J. Poet, The Beat|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
388|Dickens, Hazel||RDR 0126|Hard Hitting Songs For Hard Hit People|12.98|Now available on CD! "Hazel Dickens has chosen to put herself and her music to work for the benefit of people faced with struggle. The vocal styles she uses, strident, vigorous and harsh, or wistful, lonesome and melancholy, combining elements of Southern church singing, country music and bluegrass, are those of a country woman who identifies with the most basic aesthetic and ethical values of her people. Generations who follow us and who have forgotten the top ten tunes on today’s pop and country music charts will know and respect Hazel’s music because hers is art of timeless and enduring values." --Ralph Rinzler, from his liner notes|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
389|Miller, Rodney||RDR 0193|Airplang|12.98|Airplang represents a pivotal milepost in Miller's development as an artist, marking him as one of the most individual and masterful of today's folk fiddlers.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
390|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 0321|Minstrel Banjo Style|12.98|This is the first recorded anthology to present the sound of the banjo as heard in ante-bellum times. This compilation may very well provide listeners with initial exposure to this tradition-steeped music. Featured musicians are Joe Ayers, Clarke Beuhling, Bob Winans, Bob Flesher, Bob Carlin, and Tony Trischka|12/15/98 0:00:00|||||
391|Flippen, Benton||RDR 0326|Old Times/New Times|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
392|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 0331/0391|Old Time Music On The Air, Vols. 1 & 2|25.98|Two very exciting CDs for collectors of Old Time String Band music. Recordings by some of the finest bands and soloists playing in America today. Featuring David Holt, Bruce Greene, Hazel Dickens, Mike Seeger, The Bing Brothers, Walt Koken, Sheila Kay Adams, The Toast String Stretchers, Critton Hollow,and many more -- 53 tracks on 2 CDs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
393|Molsky, Bruce||RDR 0361|Lost Boy|12.98|Lost Boy is an inspiring roots music collection of fiddle tunes, songs, string band pieces and banjo tunes from one of today's most powerful players in traditional styles.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
394|Fiddle - Various Artists||RDR 0376|Traditional Fiddle Music Of Kentucky, Vol 1. Up The Ohio And|12.98|Kentucky was once blessed with an astonishing spectrum of regional fiddle styles, ranging from back country tunes carried in with the first wave of Scots-Irish immigrants through bluesier pieces played by the black settlers of its farmlands, and reaching even to the quadrilles and cotillions once heard at the fancy dress balls of Lexington. This volume is devoted to the musical styles that were forged as mountain raftsmen carried their tobacco down the Licking River to the urban centers scattered along the Ohio's banks.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
395|Fiddle - Various Artists||RDR 0377|Traditional Fiddle Music Of Kentucky, Vol 2. Along The Kentucky River|12.98|Music of the little communities that dot the Kentucky River as it winds its way down from the rugged canyons of Wolfe County to the gently rolling hills of the inner Bluegrass.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
396|Seeger, Mike & Paul Brown||RDR 0383|Way Down In North Carolina|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
397|Freight Hoppers, The||RDR 0403|Where'd You Come From, Where'd You Go?|12.98|"The Freight Hoppers have become one of the tightest bands in old time music. Good rocking dance tunes and beautiful two part harmony..." John Herrmann|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
398|Ohrlin, Glenn||RDR 0420|A Cowboy's Life|12.98|Cattleman and rodeo veteran Glenn Ohrlin has picked up lots of old time songs over his long career as a working cowboy and still sings them in the dry and laconic manner in which he originally heard them. A National Folk Heritage Award winner, Glenn is joined by the well known fiddler J.P. Fraley and guitarist Gordon McCann.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
399|Molsky & Big Hoedown,  Bruce||RDR 0421|Bruce Molsky & Big Hoedown|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
400|Crowe, J. D. & The New South||RDR 0422|Come On Down To My World|12.98|"For anyone who knows about the banjo, J. D. Crowe is one of the few names that gets mentioned in the same breath as that of Earl Scruggs. What real aficionados know, though, is that Crowe and his band, the New South, have also led the way in the vocal arts and in bringing new material into a bluegrass setting. On Come On Down to My World, the many flavors of country music -- from the classic sound of Flatt & Scruggs to the "alternative country" of Townes Van Zandt -- predominate, woven into a seamless bluegrass whole by an ensemble that truly merits the term 'artists.'" --Jon Weisberger|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
401|Freight Hoppers, The||RDR 0433|Waiting On The Gravy Train|12.98|"There are two ways to deal with the traditions and history of music. Some bands try to copy the old 78s lick for lick, and take the old music as seriously as a Schubert quintet. But a few bands -- a very few -- make that wild charge down the hill, and respond to the past with aggression, passion, excitement and joy. The best of these bands is a remarkable group from North Carolina, the Freight Hoppers." --Charles Wolfe, from the liner notes|12/15/98 0:00:00|||||
402|Hartford, John||RDR 0438| Speed Of The Old Long Bow, The|12.98|The Speed of the Old Long Bow is a collection of new recordings of compositions by legendary fiddler Ed Haley arranged and performed by John Hartford (fiddle) with Bob Carlin (banjo), Mike Compton (mandolin), Robert Gately (string bass) and Darren Vincent (guitar/percussion). The musicians keep each tune fresh with ever-changing textures, rhythms and harmonies - resulting in brand new old-time sounds. It’s a labor of love that does justice to all concerned.|5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
403|Dickens, Jones & Hawker||RDR 0443|Heart Of A Singer|12.98|"These three daughters of Appalachia, three generations of country / bluegrass / old time mountain singers, each with their own distinct and highly developed singing style have made a hardcore mountain vocal album for the turn of the century, one whose roots go well into the last. Singing a rare and unusual repertoire, accompanied by a superb band, Hazel Dickens’ dynamic and unfettered bursts of brilliance, Ginny Hawker’s emotional steady rocking intensity and Carol Elizabeth Jones’ stately and supple artistry combine in duets and trios to create a sound that is by turns lush, stark, hard-edged and tender." --Jody Stecher|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
404|Guthrie, Woody||RDR 1036|Columbia River Collection|12.98|This CD includes the first release of eleven original recordings made in Portland, Oregon in May 1941. Woody, age 28, was hired by the Bonneville Power Administration to write music for a film about the Columbia River and public power.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
405|Caribbean - Various Artists||RDR 1039|Calypso Pioneers, 1912-1937|12.98|The very roots of the intriguing and often hilarious topical music from Trinidad and other Antillean locales. Compiled and annotated by Dick Spottswood and Don Hill, the album includes performances by pioneers such as Lovey's Band and Merrick's Orchestra, and better-known artists like Wilmoth Houdini and Atilla the Hun.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
406|Guthrie, Woody||RDR 1040|Dust Bowl Ballads|12.98|This CD includes the first release of eleven original recordings made in Portland, Oregon in May 1941. Woody, age 28, was hired by the Bonneville Power Administration to write music for a film about the Columbia River and public power.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
407|Guthrie, Woody||RDR 1041/3|Library Of Congress Recordings|37.98|3 CD set $34.98. These recordings, made by Alan Lomax over a three-day period in 1940, include many of Woody Guthrie's best-loved songs, coupled with his spoken commentary and observations on the hard times of America in the thirties.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
408|Carter Family, The||RDR 1071|Longing For Old Virginia -- Their Complete Victor Recordings, 1934|12.98|The recordings of the Carter Family are among the most important in the history of American music. Their repertoire and style form the heart of country music. Longing for Old Virginia features eighteen Carter Family performances recorded in 1934 including "East Tennessee Blues," the title tune, and the signature song "Are You Tired of Me, My Darling?"|6/9/98 0:00:00|||||
409|Carter Family, The||RDR 1072|Last Sessions -- Their Complete Victor Recordings, 1934-1941|12.98|The recordings of the Carter Family are among the most important in the history of American music. Their repertoire and style form the heart of country music. Last Sessions features sixteen Carter Family performances recorded in 1934 and 1941 including their final recordings together.|5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
410|Caribbean - Various Artists||RDR 1077|Calypso Carnival|12.98|"Calypso traditionally takes a jaundiced view of life. Though praise is meted out when deserved, calypsonians normally assume a stance somewhere between reporter, editorialist, moralist, and satirist. . . . Lion, Tiger, Atilla, Executor, Invader and Radio were power names taken by calypsonians as compensation for their status at the bottom of the social and economic ladder." --from Dick Spottswood's liner notes|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
411|Hurt, Mississippi John||RDR 1081|Avalon Blues|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
412|Hurt, Mississippi John||RDR 1082|Worried Blues|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
413|Carlin, Bob||RDR 1097|Banging And Sawing|12.98|"Highly recommended for listening fun, and just about essential for students and players of old style fiddle and banjo." Bluegrass Unlimited|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
414|Cowboy - Various Artists||RDR 1101|Cattle Call: Early Cowboy Music And Its Roots|12.98|Documents western folk forms popular at the dawn of the recording era, along with some of the early "hits" of the genre. Most of the recordings reflect the sound and style of these early pre-commercial songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
415|Cowboy - Various Artists||RDR 1102|Don't Fence Me In|12.98|Covers the dawn and zenith of western music's greatest national popularity, a decade that produced many of its most influential and memorable singers, musicians, songwriters and songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
416|Cowboy - Various Artists||RDR 1103|Stampede!|12.98|After the years of World War II, the sunny singing cowboy fantasies of the previous decade seemed irrevelevant. Ironically, this period provided much of the finest western music ever created.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
417|Cowboy - Various Artists||RDR 1104|Saddle Up! The Cowboy Renaissance|12.98|The current renaissance may be the most vital period in western music's history, for at no time before has such deep respect and understanding for the tradition been combined with the energy, creativity and entusiasm of a new music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
418|Dalgás, Andónios &  Hafiz Burhan||RDR 1113|Great Voices Of Constantinople -- 1927-1933|12.98|Two of the twentieth century's outstanding singers of vernacular music. One Greek, the other Turkish, both the inheritors of rich and ancient tradition.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
419|Irish - Various Artists||RDR 1123|Milestone At The Garden|12.98|Recorded both in the U.S. and the Emerald Isle, the 25 selections were cut between 1922 and 1959. Included are a number of pure fiddle solos recorded in Dublin, and some cut for very small local labels, as well as a number of privately made acetates. All  in all, a broad range of different playing styles (and over 40 tunes) is presented.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
420|Moskowitz, Joseph||RDR 1126| Art Of The Cymbalom: The Music Of Joseph Moskowitz, 1916-1953, The|12.98|He was America's premier performer on an unusual and difficult instrument -- the Hungarian cymbalom. His scope included the classics, ragtime and folk dance tunes from many lands. This definitive collection includes them all on historic recordings made from 1916 to 1953.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
421|Brandwien, Naftule||RDR 1127|King Of The Klezmer Clarinet|12.98|If any one musician epitomizes the klezmer scene in early 20th century America, that musician is clarinetist Naftule Brandwein. Stories of his outrageous onstage behavior and brazen self-promotion abound, but let the needle slip into the groove of a Brandwein 78 rpm disc and his musical genius becomes abundantly clear. King of the Klezmer Clarinet collects 25 Brandwein sides recorded from 1922-1941 and demonstrates how his style, repertoire and virtuosity have shaped modern klezmer music.|11/30/98 0:00:00|||||
422|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1128|Classic Railroad Songs, V. 1: Steel Rails|12.98|The rich history of railroad lore has provided the inspiration for hundreds of great American folk, country and bluegrass songs.  Rounder's Classic Railroad Songs series proudly presents some of the best and most beloved train songs recorded since 1930.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
423|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1129|Classic Railroad Songs, V. 2: Mystery Train|12.98|Real railroads haul passengers, freight, and mail. The trains of our music and literature also carry symbols: they can represent freedom and wanderlust, eros, machismo, escape, work, the ultimate journey that marks life's end, or nostalgia for a bygone age. This collection of songs about trains and railroads offers some of each of these, from the turn-of-the-century tale of Casey Jones to the "disappearing railroad blues" of the 1970s' "City of New Orleans."|11/2/98 0:00:00|||||
424|Haley, Ed||RDR 1133/4|Grey Eagle (2 Cds)|22.98|Ed Haley was the most important old-time fiddler to come out of the eastern Kentucky-western West Virginia area between the turn of the century and the 1940s.|7/7/98 0:00:00|||||
425|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||RDR 1137|A Warrior On The Battlefield: A Cappella Trail Blazers|12.98|This collection explores a cappella quartet singing in the years between the wars, when quartet style was evolving from nineteenth century hymnbook and barbershop harmonies to the sophisticated creations of the Golden Gate and Silver Leaf Quartets.||||||
426|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1143|Train 45: Railroad Songs Of The Early 1900s|12.98|Today, steel rails criss-cross the national landscape like lines of age on a tired face. But a century ago, railroads were the strength of the nation, shrinking weeks to days as people, freight, and mail were whisked from one corner of the country to another. Train 45 serves up a collection of original recordings of the 1920s-50s from both Anglo-American and African-American traditions that recall the long-gone age of steam and illustrate the impact that the railroads once had on our national culture.|10/13/98 0:00:00|||||
427|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1144|Night Train: Classic Railroad Songs, V. 3|12.98|In the 100-year period that began in 1830, the steam locomotive was the prime industrial force that shaped our landscape. The railroad’s impact on American music has been of equal significance, providing themes, metaphors, and images that richly invest song after song with color and meaning. In the African-American tradition, the rhythms of the railroad (the chug chug of the steam engine, the clickety-clack of rolling wheels on rails, the scream of the whistles and the screech of the brakes) are recreated time after time in blues, jazz, boogie woogie, R & B, gospel, and soul music. Night Train, compiled by Michael Hyatt and annotated by Norm Cohen, proudly presents some of the best railroad songs recorded by African-Americans since 1929.|10/13/98 0:00:00|||||
428|Dickens, Hazel||RDR 11529|A Few Old Memories|12.98|One of the most honest and starkly emotional country singers is showcased in this hour-plus retrospective of her best recordings.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
429|Ball, E. C.||RDR 11577|E. C. Ball With Orna Ball|12.98|This reissue of the Balls' first Rounder lp is augmented by a 1972 radio show that vividly captures the warmth of their delightful personalities.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
430|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1500|A Treasury Of Library Of Congress Field Recordings|12.98|Here are 30 of the greatest performances from the legendary Library of Congress recording series. This treasury is an extraordinary collection of America's folk voices -- a State of the Union circa 1941.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
431|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||RDR 1501|Negro Blues and Hollers|12.98|Originally released as AFS L59 by The Library of Congress in 1962, this recording contains performances of Mississippi Delta blues recorded by the Fisk University field expedition in 1941-42.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
432|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1502|Songs And Ballads Of The Anthracite Miners|12.98|Recorded "on location" in the hard-coal region of Pennsylvania as the Library of Congress' first post-World War II expedition, these performances preserve survivors of a minstrelsy which, like a seam of coal, ran through mining life in the later nineteenth century.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
433|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||RDR 1503|Sacred Harp Singing|12.98|Originally released by The Library of Congress as AFS L11, 1943, this album of Sacred Harp singing presents a cross section of a tradition which was born centuries ago in the British Isles, crossed the Atlantic with the early colonists, took on the colors of the eighteenth-century singing school, and after the revolution, spread into the remotest parts of the Southeast.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
434|Hammons Family, The||RDR 1504/1505| Traditions Of A West Virginia Family And Their Friends, The|22.98|The Hammons Family is the landmark Library of Congress study of the music and way of life of a single West Virginia family. Producers Carl Fleischhauer and Alan Jabbour bring together musical performances, stories, and family history to depict the cultural life of the family. This double-CD set showcases rich traditions, including fiddle and banjo tunes, unaccompanied ballads and songs, stories both natural and supernatural, and riddles. The set incorporates two 1973 publications - the original Library of Congress double-album and the Rounder LP Shaking Down the Acorns - and adds new introductory material.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
435|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||RDR 1506/1507|Children Of The Heav’nly King|22.98|These recordings were made by the Blue Ridge Parkway Folklife Project, a study conducted by the American Folklife Center in cooperation with the National Park Service. Fieldwork for the project took place in the summer of 1978 with an additional visit in 1979. The two discs present a cross-section of the region’s religious expression: hymn-singing, prayer, and sermons from church services, performances of gospel music by local trios and quartets, a baptism at a creek, and stories of religious conversion or a call to the ministry. An enclosed booklet describes the region and its religious expression and annotates each of the selections.|6/20/98 0:00:00|||||
436|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1509|American History And Presidential Assassination|12.98|This collection of history-in-song combines Library of Congress recordings documenting the Civil War with those discussing American heads of state. The songs on the second half of this CD, dealing with assassination, are most unusual. They are from a large body of recordings made by Bascom Lamar Lunsford, one of America’s premiere bards and collectors.|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
437|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1510|Afro-American Spirituals, Work Songs, And Ballads|12.98|These powerful performances made between 1933 and 1939 by pioneering collector John A. Lomax, showcase African-Americans at work and in worship. Traveling for the Library of Congress across the rural south, Loam captured voices that, speaking from the past, evoke the deep and abiding cultural values of the African American tradition|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
438|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1701|Voices From The South|12.98|In 1959 and 1960, Alan Lomax returned to the South to rediscover the still-vibrant traditions of our country. He traveled from the Virginia Mountains to the Georgia Sea Islands, from the Ozarks to the Mississippi Delta recording blues, ballads, hymns, reels, shouts, chanteys, and work songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
439|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1702|Ballads And Breakdowns|12.98|Classic recordings of American folk music recorded in the Blue Ridge Mountains.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
440|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1703|61 Highway Mississippi|12.98|Historic first recordings of Fred McDowell, Delta Blues, spirituals and work songs, and fascinating African-derived pre-blues music from the Hill country.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
441|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||RDR 1704|Brethren, We Meet Again|12.98|A rare glimpse into the passionate and ennobling world of Southern Protestant folk hymnody lining hymns, spirituals, testimony, gospel and Sacred Harp singing.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
442|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1705|Bad Man Ballads|12.98|Violence, protest and rebellion in American folk music. Virginia quartets and Mississippi prisoners sing of outlaws, murderers, hell strutters and tragic heroes.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
443|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||RDR 1706|Sheep, Sheep, Don'tcha Know The Road|12.98|Sin and salvation celebrated in the rhythms, harmonies and lyrics of the many-faceted musical traditions of the south.||||||
444|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1707|Ozark Frontier|12.98|From the land that produced Jesse James, Jimmy Driftwood, and Bill Clinton, and where settlers enjoyed the freedom of the West, the rich traditions of the South, and the songs of their ancestors, comes this collection of great Arkansas performers of ballads and old-timey music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
445|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1708|Velvet Voices|12.98|African-American music of the Eastern Shores in all its glory and variety menhaden fisherman chanteys, jubilee and gospel singing, and echoes of Colonial-era black fife, drum, and banjo orchestras.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
446|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||RDR 1709|Harp Of A Thousand Strings|12.98|Choral music for a nation of individualists. Old-time southern "shape note" singing from the Sacred Harp hymnal: vibrant, cascading folk polyphony, captured in full swing at the 1959 United Sacred harp Musical Convention in Fyffe, Alabama. Truly, a joyful noise|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
447|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||RDR 1710|And Glory Shone Around|12.98|Old-time southern "shape note" singing from the Sacred Harp hymnal: vibrant, cascading folk polyphony|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
448|Belleville A Cappella Choir, The||RDR 1711|Southern Journey: Honor The Lamb|12.98|A dynamic living folk tradition of classic African-American spirituals. The Belleville A Cappella Choir of the Church of God and Saints of Christ, a Virginia-based church tracing its lineage to the lost tribes of Israel, perform richly-textured and tightly harmonized setting of biblical texts in gospel, jubilee and choral styles.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
449|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||RDR 1712|Southern Journey: Biblical Songs and Spirituals|12.98|In this reissue of the first published recordings of a rare body of African American folk music, the fabled Georgia Sea Island singers perform in the African style of their forefathers who lived as independent fishermen and farmers on the offshore islands of the Georgia coast, little touched by European culture. <BR>    John Davis, Bessie Jones, Willis Proctor, Joe Armstrong, Henry Morrison, Peter Davis, Jerome Davis, Ben Ramsay, Alberta Ramsay, Emma Ramsay, vocals / Nat Rahmings, drums / Ed Young, fife / Hobart Smith, banjo|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
450|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1713|Southern Journey: Earliest Times|12.98|Georgia Sea Island Songs for Everyday Living.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
451|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1714|Murderous Home|12.98|"These songs belong to the musical tradition which Africans brought to the New World, but they are also as American as the Mississippi River. They were born out of the very rock and earth of this country, as black hands broke the soil, moved, reformed it, and rivers of stinging sweat poured upon the land under the blazing heat of Southern skies, and are mounted upon the passion that this struggle with nature brought forth. They tell us the story of the slave gang, the sharecropper system, the lawless work camp, the chain gang, the pen." --Alan Lomax|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
452|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||RDR 1715|Murderous Home|12.98|This is a complete album's worth of previously unreleased material from the same field recordings that yielded the legendary album, Negro Prison Songs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
453|Children - Various Artists||RDR 1716|Brown Girl In The Ring|12.98|"Brown Girl in the Ring" is a collection of delightful and inventive game and pass play songs, sung by children and adults from Trinidad, Tobago, Dominica, St. Lucia, Anguilla, Nevis, and Carriacou. Recorded by Alan Lomax in 1962 in the Lesser Antilles and Eastern Caribbean, this album is a joyful mix of African, British, French, and Spanish rhythms and traditions -- movement, song, and preparation for life.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
454|Marcano, Neville (The Tiger)||RDR 1717|Portraits: The Growling Tiger Of Calypso|12.98|Neville Marcano (a/k/a "Tiger" or "The Growling Tiger") is one of the greatest artists of the 1930s golden age of calypso. This album was recorded at his home in Trinidad in 1962 and at the 1966 Newport Folk Festival. Accompanied by a Spanish and African style string band, Tiger makes "war" on fellow calypsonians and sings the witty commentaries and subtly detailed stories that made him immortal.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
455|McDowell, Fred||RDR 1718| First Recordings, The|12.98|Fred McDowell was perhaps the last of the great Delta blues masters. His wide open emotionally charged voice rode with his eery, almost hypnotic slide guitar to render completx rhythmic and poetic masterpieces. These are the first recordings of the great Mississippi Fred McDowell, made in September 1959 by Alan Lomax.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
456|Seasonal - Various Artists||RDR 1719|Songs Of Christmas -- From The Alan Lomax Collection|12.98|English Mummers, Italian bagpipes, lullabies, carols, and stories from Spain, the U.S., and the Caribbean express the unquenchable fun, faith, and good times of Christmas and the immemorial good-luck rituals of the new year. A collection of Christmas music and ritual recorded by Alan Lomax in Britain, Ireland, Italy, Spain, the Southern U.S. and the Caribbean.|10/8/98 0:00:00|||||
457|Robertson, Jeannie||RDR 1720| Queen Among The Heather, The|12.98|Jeannie Robertson, acclaimed spellbinding balladeer of Scotland’s traveling clans was, according to Alan Lomax, ". . . one of the elect -- one of the angels of folk song that have kept the tradition alive and burning across all time." Here, in songs -- sad, and sometimes bawdy; in interviews, and through her renditions of the great traditional ballads of Scotland’s past -- she brings to life the story of her life and art.|10/8/98 0:00:00|||||
458|Caribbean - Various Artists||RDR 1721|Caribbean Voyage: Caribbean Sampler|12.98|Released for the first time, Alan Lomax’s legendary 1962 recordings of the rich and many-stranded musical traditions of the Lesser Antilles and eastern Caribbean: work songs, pass-play and story songs, calypsos, East Indian chaupai, and steel band music, reflecting the Central and West African, French, English, Celtic, Spanish and East Indian contributions to Caribbean culture.|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
459|Caribbean - Various Artists||RDR 1722|Carriacou Calaloo|12.98|A sampling of musical styles from Carriacou, that tiny island in the Grenadines which has produced a cornucopia of heartfelt music in several Creole traditions. With roots in Africa and Europe, this music is pure Caribbean -- big drum songs, Spiritual Baptist anthems, calypsos, lullabies, dance music, and more.|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
460|Caribbean - Various Artists||RDR 1723|East Indian Music In The West Indies|12.98|A panorama of traditional Asian and newly created creolized East Indian music. Trinidadian "local classical" tan singing, Hindu devotional and wedding songs, Muslim tassa drumming, Madrasi funeral drumming, and a unique excerpt from a Kali ceremony on Guadeloupe, all testify to the rich, multifaceted East Indian contribution to the dynamic mix of Caribbean music.|1/10/99 0:00:00|||||
461|U.K. - Various Artists||RDR 1741|World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music -- V. 1: England|12.98|Sea shanties, worksongs, ballads, dance tunes and children’s songs. Includes performances by Bob & Ron Copper, Phil Tanner, Ewan McColl, A. L. Lloyd, Isla Cameron, and Jumbo Brightwell|7/7/98 0:00:00|||||
462|Irish - Various Artists||RDR 1742|World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music -- V. 2: Ireland|12.98|The first recorded survey of Irish traditional music, made in 1951 by Alan Lomax and Seamus Ennis in the western counties of Eire.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
463|U.K. - Various Artists||RDR 1743|World Library Of Folk And Primitive Music -- V. 3: Scotland|12.98|In this first recorded survey of Scottish folk song, made in 1951, Alan Lomax recorded splendid versions of ancient ballads, Gaelic work songs, and contemporary folk songs performed by such legends as Flora MacNeal, Isla Cameron, Ewan McColl and Hamish Henderson.|7/7/98 0:00:00|||||
464|Barry, Margaret||RDR 1774|I Sang Through The Fairs|12.98|The keening voice and rattling banjo of Irish street singer Margaret Barry were mainstays of the traditional music scene in England and Ireland from the1950s until her death. In intimate performances and interviews, the great singer of Ireland’s traveling people reveals the depth of her art and passion.|10/8/98 0:00:00|||||
465|Guinchard, Rufus||RDR 178|Humouring The Tunes|14.98|Rufus Guinchard died in 1990, at the age of 91. He had played the fiddle since the age of eleven and possessed an extensive and unique repertoire of tunes, many learned from fiddlers who were old men when he was a boy.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
466|Miscellaneous - Various Artists||RDR 2014|Get Your Ass In The Water And Swim Like Me!|12.98|Narrative Poetry from the Black Oral Tradition|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
467|Spence, Joseph||RDR 2021|Living On The Hallelujah Side|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
468|Spence, Joseph||RDR 2096|Glory|12.98|These informal sessions recorded by Guy Droussart in the 1970s feature Spence performing his syncopated renditions of hymns, quadrilles and popular songs, filled with endless melodic  variation.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
469|Baker, Etta||RDR 2112|One-Dime Blues|12.98|Etta Baker is a virtuoso piedmont blues guitarist. Using a two- and three-fingered technique similar to that of other North Carolina guitarists such as Rev. Gary Davis and Blind Boy Fuller, Etta creates music that is remarkable in its range and depth.  This recording, made in 1991, was her first in 35 years and is a masterwork from an exceptional artist.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
470|Spence, Joseph||RDR 2114| Spring Of Sixty-Five, The|12.98|These old hymns and popular songs are transformed by the compelling   vocals of the Pinder Family and by Spence's counter-melodies and   percussive syncopations.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
471|Delafose, Geno||RDR 2151|Geno Delafose & French Rockin' Boogie|12.98|Geno Delafose is perhaps the only young Creole musician to have discovered the wealth of inspiration and feeling in the traditional Creole and Cajun repertoire, and as a result he's making music which stands apart from anything else in zydeco today.|6/20/98 0:00:00|||||
472|Carthy, Martin||RDR 3020|Sweet Wivelsfield|12.98|Includes Shepherd O Shepherd, Billy Boy,Three Jolly Sneakmen, Trimdon Grange, All Of A Row, Skewbald, Mary Neal,King Henry, John Barleycorn, and The Cottage In The Wood.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
473|MacColl, Ewan & Peggy Seeger||RDR 3080|Freeborn Man - Cass.|9.49|The selections on this 1983 album are some of the most frequently-requested songs in the joint repertoire of Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger, songs written by Ewan in the course of creating the BBC documentaries called "Radio Ballads."|10/13/98 0:00:00|||||
474|Book Binder, Roy||RDR 3107|Bookeroo|12.98|This 1988 album was his first in several years Book Binder displays his usual impeccable taste in lesser-known blues and country classics, with help from Stuart Duncan, Jerry Douglas, and others.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
475|Book Binder, Roy||RDR 3121| Hillbilly Blues Cats, The|12.98|For this 1992 album he's joined by harmonica player Rock Bottom and bassist Billy Ochoa, for a rollicking set of new songs and little-known classics.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
476|Book Binder, Roy||RDR 3153|Polk City Ramble|12.98|For years, Roy Book Binder has lived the fabled life of the traveling bluesman, crisscrossing the world with his one-man acoustic show. A consummate guitarist and singer, Roy plays in the spirit of masters like Blind Willie McTell, Pink Anderson and Clifford Gibson, matching the pleasure of sheer entertainment with carefully crafted arrangements and a deep understanding of the blues tradition.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
477|Block, Rory||RDR 3154|Confessions Of A Blues Singer|12.98|"Confessions of a Blues Singer "is Rory’s thirteenth Rounder recording, continuing her raw and intense journey through authentic acoustic Delta blues. In her pursuit of "feel," rather than mere technical proficiency, Rory follows in the footsteps of Robert Johnson, Charley Patton, Blind Willie McTell and others to capture a soulful moment in time with each song. Guitar magazines’ Bob Gulla has noted that "few women dedicated to the blues have ascended to such respected ranks as Rory Block. . . ." With the receipt of the 1998 W.C. Handy award for Traditional Blues Female Artist of the Year, it appears that Rory is finally receiving the recognition she so richly deserves.|10/8/98 0:00:00|||||
478|Koken, Walt||RDR 337|Banjonique|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
479|Koken, Walt||RDR 367|Hei-Wa Hoedown|12.98|Wonderfully distinctive clawhammer banjo. "His longstanding dedication to traditional music places Koken in the ranks of the masters he once admired" - New Country|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
480|Labor - Various Artists||RDR 4025|Coal Mining Women|12.98|This is some of the purest music that's ever been made regarding the true life blues of a coal miner.|6/24/98 0:00:00|||||
481|Banjo - Various Artists||RDR 439/440| North Carolina Banjo Collection (2 Cds), The|24.98|2 CDs, 42 cuts of the Tar Heel State's old-time banjo greats from 78 records, private archives, modern recordings and many other sources. Charlie Lowe, Kyle Creed, Gaither Carlton, Doc Watson, Tommy Jarrell, Charlie Poole, Wade Mainer, many more. Produced by Bob Carlin|5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
482|Zayas, Edwin Colon Y Su Taller Campesino||RDR 5056|¡bien Jibaro!: Country Music Of Puerto Rico|12.98|Zayas is a virtuoso of the cuatro, the steel-stringed guitar of Puerto Rican musica jibara -- country music.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
483|Hardo Budoyo Ensemble||RDR 5060|Shadow Music Of Java|12.98|A selection of musical highlights from a live performance, this recording is the first digital release anywhere of shadowpuppet music.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
484|African - Various Artists||RDR 5105|Anthology Of World Music: Africa: The Dan|12.98|The Dan are a forest-dwelling West African people who live in the Ivory Coast and Liberia. In Dan culture, music and dance are closely related, and all important events in the life of an individual provide occasion for dancing.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
485|Asian - Various Artists||RDR 5150|Anthology Of World Music: China|12.98|The ancient musical works presented in this collection of Chinese classical music are played on four traditional instruments: the qin and the zheng (board zithers), the pipa (a plucked lute), and the xiao (an end-blown bamboo flute), dating from the Sui (581-618) and Tang (618-907) dynasties.|7/29/98 0:00:00|||||
486|Balfa Toujours||RDR 6071|Deux Voyages|12.98|Christine Balfa and the band carry on the legacy of her father, Dewey and uncles Rodney, Will and Burke. Balfa Toujours inspires the old songs with a new freshness.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
487|Ardoin, Alphonse||RDR 6081|Allons Dancer|12.98|Alphonse "Bois Sec" Ardoin’s fiery Creole accordion style has made him legendary around the world. At the age of 82, he is still playing dances that get the halls of his native southwestern Louisiana jumping. On this, his first new studio recording in 20 years, Bois Sec is joined by members of another Louisiana legacy, Christine Balfa and Balfa Toujours.|7/7/98 0:00:00|||||
488|Riley, Steve And The Mamou Playboys||RDR 6083|Bayou Ruler|12.98|Part Cajun, zydeco and swamp pop, South Louisiana's leading young band emerges with a contemporary new sound. Produced by CC Adcock and Tarka Cordell, Bayou Ruler is vintage gulf coast French Louisiana rock ‘n’ roll!|6/20/98 0:00:00|||||
489|LeJeune, Eddie||RDR 6085|Cajun Spirit|12.98|"In this recording, you have the latest musical statement from one of the greats of Cajun music. Eddie LeJeune returns after too long an absence with powerful, never-left-the-roots Cajun music. His willful accordion playing and lofty, soaring vocals are as strong as ever, both in the classics from his legendary father, Iry LeJeune, and in his own original compositions. With this recording, Eddie reaffirms his place as a champion in the fight to preserve the heritage of the Cajun people. And, in keeping with the culture he loves so much, he'll get you dancing to boot!" --Dirk Powell, Balfa Toujours; La Pointe, Louisiana|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
490|Fiddle - Various Artists||RDR 7014|Fiddlers Of Western Prince Edward Island|12.98|Prince Edward Island -- which lies off the Atlantic coast of Canada -- is home to one of the oldest, strongest, and most vibrant traditional fiddling cultures in North America. In the course of over two centuries of settlement, Scottish, Irish, and Acadian-French influences have joined to create a powerful, driving, intensely rhythmic, distinctly North American fiddling style.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
491|Robichaud Brothers, The||RDR 7016| Slippery Stick, The|12.98|Much of modern Canadian fiddling derives from the dance music that once cheered the little villages of New Brunswick. but seldom can one hear this music performed in its original charming simplicity. Here, one of the best known of Maritime fiddlers, Gerry Robichaud, sits down with his brother Bobby to recreate the invigorating music of a "kitchen racket" of fifty years ago.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
492|Cormier, Joe||RDR 7017|Informal Sessions|12.98||5/19/98 0:00:00|||||
493|McKay, Alexander Francis||RDR 7020|A Lifelong Home|12.98|Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, is the home of one of the great fiddle traditions in North America and Alex Francis McKay's sound is truly unique in the world of fiddle music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
494|MacMaster, Natalie||RDR 7021|A Compilation|12.98|Cape Breton fiddler Natalie MacMaster is one of the most exciting fiddlers and performers in the world of traditional fiddle music. This compilation, two early recordings, makes a wonderful collection of traditional tunes, digitally remastered and released for the first time on compact disc.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
495|MacMaster, Natalie||RDR 7022|Fit As A Fiddle|12.98|Recorded in 1993, this is the first release on CD by Cape Breton fiddler Natalie MacMaster. Joined by various musicians -- including guitarist Dave MacIsaac and pianist Tracey Dares -- Natalie expands upon the traditional American sources. This album with its fresh and lively arrangements provides a wonderful portrait of one of Cape Breton's most gifted folk violinists.||||||
496|MacMaster, Natalie||RDR 7023|No Boundaries|12.98|The repertoire chosen for this recording includes good old-time Cape Breton fiddle tunes as well as tunes gleaned from her extensive travels.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
497|MacLean, Joe||RDR 7024|Old Time Scottish Fiddle Music from Cape Breton Island|12.98|The labels of his classic 78s read "Joe MacLean and his Old Time Scotch Music," an apt description of the thrilling music captured here. These previously unissued 1977 recordings reunite Joe with his long time associates Lila Hashem and Peter Dominic to recapture the melodies that rang through the dance halls of Cape Breton in the `50s. Completing the album is an exciting 1961 recording from a house party with Marie MacLellan on piano.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
498|Seeger, Mike & Peggy||RDR 8001|American Folksongs For Children (2 Cd's)|24.98|2 CD set. Ninety-four songs from Ruth Crawford Seeger's book featuring autoharp, banjo, concertina, dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, jews harp, mandolin, mouth harp and pan pipes.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
499|Fink, Cathy And Marcy Marxer||RDR 8021|Help Yourself!|12.98|"Help Yourself!" is a splendid collection of songs that inspire self-confidence and safety skills in young children.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
500|Children - Various Artists||RDR 8033|Rainbow Tales|12.98|Rainbow Tales (and its sister volume Rainbow Tales, Too) bring together some of America's premier storytellers to celebrate both the diversity and the commonality of our storytelling tradition.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
501|Children - Various Artists||RDR 8034|Rainbow Tales, Too|12.98|Rainbow Tales, Too (and its sister volume Rainbow Tales) bring together some of America's premier storytellers to celebrate both the diversity and the commonality of our storytelling tradition. From Lake Woebegon to the Cape Verdean Islands, from remembrance of a Cajun childhood to remembrances of Mother Jones' march for children, from the classic "Little Red Hen" to Brother Blue's spontaneous street raps, from Hawaii to a little French Canadian border town, this exhilarating collection fairly shimmers with delights for children and adults alike.|7/30/98 0:00:00|||||
502|Children - Various Artists||RDR 8078|El Lobo -- Songs And Games Of Latin America|12.98|The collection consists of both songs from Spain brought by colonists centuries ago (and their variants in the New World) and songs created in the Americas with native roots and borrowings from Africa and the United States.|6/20/98 0:00:00|||||
503|U.K. - Various Artists||REAL 0101| Widow's Uniform, The|19.98|Rudyard Kipling's barrack ballads set to Peter Bellamy's tunes.The songs are sung by Dave Webber, Brian Peters, Anni Fentiman, John O'Hagan, and John Morris.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
504|Stanley, Ralph And The Clinch Mountain Boys||REB 4001|Ralph Stanley And The Clinch Mountain Boys, 1971-73 (4 Cds)|57.78|4-CD boxed set that contains 96 songs recorded for Rebel Records from 1971 to 1973.  Included are 12 rare tracks that were previously unissued in the USA.|6/6/98 0:00:00|||||
505|Country Gentlemen, The||REB 4002|Early Rebel Recordings: 1962-1971 (4 Cds), The|57.78|4-CD compilation from the group's first 11 years with Rebel Records, 8 tracks not previously released. Includes a 24 page booklet by Gary Reid.|6/4/98 0:00:00|||||
506|Autry, Gene||RHIN 72630|Sing Cowboy Sing! The Gene Autry Collection (3 Cds)|47.49|Produced with Autry's full cooperation, Rhino's three-CD/cassette Sing, Cowboy, Sing box set features 65 classic cowboy cuts spanning 1940-1955, among them eight extremely rare tracks from his Columbia sessions plus rare and unreleased performances from his famed Melody Ranch radio show|6/4/98 0:00:00|||||
507|Koerner, Spider John||RHR 12|Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Been|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
508|Fisher, Archie||RHR 82|Sunsets I've Galloped Into|13.98|"Archie is more than a singer, accomplished accompanist and songwriter; he is one of Britain's finest song interpreters, in the same league as Martin Carthy or Dick Gaughan. Listening to his "Sunsets Ive Galloped Into..." drums in that lesson better than any words."--Sing Out!||||||
509|Rhythm In Shoes||RHY 01| Rhythm Pirates, The|14.49|Rhythm in Shoes is a collaboration of musicians and dancers based in Dayton, Ohio. Through clogging, step dancing and tap, RIS expands the Anglo-American folk traditions with innovative work that is at once boldly original and refreshingly recognizable.|6/24/98 0:00:00|||||
510|Atwater, Aubrey & Elwood Donnelly||RIM 1005|Where The Wild Birds Do Whistle|14.98|A blend of appalachian, Celtic, and original songs with powerful vocals and instrumentation including mountain dulcimer, banjo, tin whistle, guitar, bodhran and bones|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
511|Hartt Hollow||RV 112|Smile Awhile|12.98|Seventy-two year old Harold Luce, one of the premier New England traditional musicians, plays lead fiddle on this recording of kitchen junket music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
512|Boggs, Dock||RVN 205|COUNTRY BLUES: COMPLETE EARLY RECORDINGS 1927-29|18.98||7/31/98 0:00:00|||||
513|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||RVN 206|American Primitive, Vol. 1|14.49|Early gospel music from Charley Patton, Bukka White, William & Versey Smith and many more.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
514|Cohen, Andy||RVR 0102|Oh Glory, How Happy I Am|12.98|Here's one of the most knowledgable and talented of the revivalist blues singers playing and singing the core repertoire of one of America's greatest composers of rural liturgical music, Reverend Gary Davis.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
515|Bradley, Hank||SAGE 1601|Hassle The Caller|13.98|Instrumentals by Hank Bradley for an old southern band, whose members all seem to be named Hank Bradley. We've got Hank Bradleys on fiddle, guitar, mandolin, tamburitsa, bouzouki and plectrum, 5-string and guitar banjoes.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
516|Schneyer, Helen||SAR 9014|Somber, Sacred & Silly|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
517|String Beings, The||SB 01|Late For The Dance|13.98|The String Beings are a group of musicians with a potent mixture of styles that combine to generate high energy music for dancing. The fiddles, mandolin and compelling rhythmic guitar unite to form a distinctive irresistible sound.||||||
518|Fisher, Ray||SDL 391|Traditional Songs Of Scotland|22.75|Ray Fisher is one of Scotland's leading singers of the folk song revival and has been at the forefront of traditional singing since the early 1960's. Her songs have been gleaned from many traditional sources, especially from direct contact with the singing of Jeannie Robertson, who is generally regarded as the richest source of traditional Scottish song.|11/4/98 0:00:00|||||
519|Freya, Jo||SDL 402|Traditional Songs Of England|22.75|Jo Freya started singing and playing at the age of eleven as a direct result of her mother having made friends with some morris dancers from Cheltenham.  She began singing in clubs basing her repertoire on the songs she had heard direct from traditional singers such as Wiggy and Wisdom Smith, travellers in the Gloucestershire area.|11/4/98 0:00:00|||||
520|George, Siwsann||SDL 406|Traditional Songs Of Wales|22.75|Siwsann George is one of the most powerful traditional songsters to come out of Wales.|11/4/98 0:00:00|||||
521|Eurasian - Various Artists||SF 40002|Musics Of The Soviet Union|14.49|This recording offers a rich sampling from many of the more than 100 ethnic groups within the former Soviet Union. The record begins with passionate Lithuanian lullabies and proceeds through ancient seasonal and ceremonial village songs from southern and northern Russia and the asymmetrical dance rhythms performed by Estonian bagpipers.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
522|Cajun / Zydeco - Various Artists||SF 40006|CAJUN SOCIAL MUSIC|14.49|Both live and studio performances by legends of French Louisiana. Abshire, Duhon, Savoy, Courville, and other names now widely known outside of Cajun country are captured here. The beauty and vitality of this wonderful musical culture are unique.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
523|Cotten, Elizabeth||SF 40009|Freight Train And Other North Carolina Folk Songs And Tunes|14.49|Cotten's self-taught, upside-down, left-handed style made her one of the most original guitar and banjo players in the history of American folk music. Several of her deeply personal compositions, such as the immortal Freight Train and Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie, are included.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
524|Watson, Doc||SF 40012| Doc Watson Family, The|14.49|Reissue of Folkways 2366 from 1963, with previously unreleased tracks. Compiled by Jeff Place and Ralph Rinzler with assistance from Mike Seeger|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
525|Wallin, Doug And Jack||SF 40013|Family Songs And Stories From The North Carolina Mountains|14.49|Described as "quite simply the finest living singer of unaccompanied British ballads in southern Appalachia," Doug Wallin of Madison County, N.C., holds the prestigious National Folk Heritage Fellowship. Accompanied on this album by his gifted brother Jack, Doug Wallin performs his family's songs in his elegant and classic style.|8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
526|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||SF 40014|Puerto Rican Music In Hawaii: Kachi Kachi Sound|14.49|A fascinating 16 track collection of dance music that creates a panorama of Puerto Rican musical life in Hawaii and bears a striking resemblance to Tex-Mex conjunto music.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
527|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40015|Hawaiian Drum Dance Chants: Sounds Of Power In Time|14.49|These recordings made between 1923 and 1989, feature solo chants or chanting accompanied by dancers, drum, and percussion. Chants for prayer, chiefs, and documenting history and genealogy are rich traditions still maintained by a handful of Pahu masters|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
528|Asian - Various Artists||SF 40017|Tuva: Voices From The Center Of Asia|14.49|This highly acclaimed release makes available to the world a miraculous and remarkable ancient musical tradition, including examples of the rare multiphonic "throat-singing" technique.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
529|Hopkins, Lightnin'||SF 40019|Lightnin' Hopkins|14.49|Sam Charters recorded legendary, Texas country bluesman Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins in 1959 before the revival of rural blues or country music. Nonetheless, this recording of Hopkins's first acoustic sessions was met with immediate critical acclaim and soon became recognized as a blues classic.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
530|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40021|That's Why We're Marching|14.49|Although Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Pete Seeger, Josh White and others had a tremendous influence on American folk music after 1945, few people have ever heard the songs they composed and sang during the World War II period, from 1940-1945.  These historic recordings present the conflicts, the hopes, and the way songs were used to raise morale during World War II by major performers better known for other songs and styles.|6/24/98 0:00:00|||||
531|Labor - Various Artists||SF 40026|Don't Mourn--Organize! Songs Of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill|14.49|This dramatic tribute to the Industrial Workers of the World songwriter and activist Joe Hill, features songs by and about Hill performed by Billy Bragg, Hazel Dickens, Earl Robinson, Paul Robeson, and others.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
532|Watson, Doc & Clarence Ashley||SF 40029|Doc Watson And Clarence Ashley, 1960 - 1962, 2 Cds|21.05|With 20 previously unreleased performances, many rare photos, and producer Ralph Rinzler's comprehensive notes, this is the definitive collection of two earlier volumes entitled Old Time Music at Clarence Ashley's. These LP's introduced the world to Doc Watson and played an important role in the folk revival of the '60s.||||||
533|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||SF 40031|Been In The Storm So Long|14.49|An extraordinary sound portrait of one of the oldest African American communities in the western world. Collectors Guy and Candie Carawan's document of Johns Island, South Carolina reveals a community full of music and life.||||||
534|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40032|Sing For Freedom|10.98|Hymns, speeches, spirituals, gospel songs, and prayers...a moving civil rights collection drawn from 1960s field recordings in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, and Tennessee. The compilation captures the irrepressible spirit of that era and reveals a determined and triumphant African American culture.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
535|Terry, Sonny||SF 40033| Folkways Years (1944-1963), The|14.49|This 17-song anthology, selected from eight Sonny Terry LP's and other unreleased Folkways recordings, illustrates the remarkable variety of styles this influential harmonica player employed in his performance of blues, religious, and folk material.|8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
536|McGhee, Brownie||SF 40034| Folkways Years, 1945-1959, The|14.49|An 18-song compilation culled from the six LP's McGhee recorded for Folkways, illustrates this stellar blues guitarist's remarkable musicianship and repertoire of older blues ballads and original compositions.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
537|Davis, Rev. Gary||SF 40035|Pure Religion And Bad Company|14.49|A stunning mixture of gospel vocals and deftly played blues and ragtime instrumentals from the guitar playing evangelist.  "One of the finest gospel, blues, ragtime guitarists and singers of the century" - Blues Forum|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
538|New Lost City Ramblers||SF 40036| Early Years, 1958 - 1962, The|14.49|This compilation of 26 classic performances of the original NLCR - John Cohen, Tom Paley and Mike Seeger - highlights the skill and variety of the 12 albums they recorded for Folkways between 1958 and 1962.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
539|Asian - Various Artists||SF 40039|Classical Music Of Iran: Dastgah Systems|14.49|Ten of the modes used in Iranian classical music are performed on the most representative instruments by some of the best musicians in Iran. These recordings preserve an active period before the rise of Islamic fundamentalism drove many musicians into exile and greatly reduced the frequency of public performance.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
540|New Lost City Ramblers||SF 40040|Out Standing In Their Field, 1963 - 1973|14.49|Tracy Schwarz joined Mike Seeger and John Cohen after Tom Paley left the group in 1963. The 27 tracks on this 72 minute anthology reflect the remarkable breadth of this trio's repetory and underscore their richly deserved place in the folk song movement.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
541|Cowboy - Various Artists||SF 40043|Cowboy Songs From Folkways|14.49|Fifteen performers sing, boast, and recite poetry on 26 tracks. Through music they express the life and times of honest, and hard-working cowboys. A thoroughly entertaining anthology features performers from many backgrounds and a wide variety of musical styles--Harry Jackson, Woody Guthrie, and Ray Reed.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
542|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||SF 40044|Where Did You Sleep Last Night|14.49|Between 1941 and 1947, Lead Belly recorded some of his best music in Moe Asch's tiny New York studio. The only surviving Asch masters of Lead Belly are now part of Smithsonian/Folkways Recordings. For the first time in almost fifty years, these original acetates have been carefull remastered and newly annotated.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
543|Lead Belly (Huddie Ledbetter)||SF 40045|Bourgeois Blues|14.49|This is volume 2 of a projected 3-volume set of Lead Belly's performances recorded by Moses Asch during the 1940s. Completely remastered, this recording contains the highest sound quality possible. The liner notes contain extensive annotation and reflections on Lead Belly by his friend, Woody Guthrie.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
544|Asian - Various Artists||SF 40050|Bukhara: Musical Crossroads Of Asia|14.49|In Bukhara, Uzbekistan, Jewish and Muslim musicians have created a unique sound in an ancient city of narrow streets, crowded bazaars, and many varied influences. These 1990 digital recordings capture the nuances of the city's finest musicians in performance. Extensive notes include a description of each recording and an introduction to Bukharan music.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
545|Shashmaqam||SF 40054|Music Of The Bukharan Jewish Ensemble|14.49|Shashmaqam has been performing music and dance from their native Uzbekistan and Tadzhikistan since 1983. Their music reflects the many diverse cultures of the region. Perhaps the most distinctive element of their sound is a dramatic and disciplined vocal tradition. Fatima Kuinova, founding member and vocalist, was awarded a National Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts in 1992.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
546|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40055|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 1|14.49|East Java 1--Songs Before Dawn: Gandrung Banyuwangi. In the Banyuwangi region, located in the eastern end of Java, a vibrant and earthy musical genre called gandrung is performed. Never before issued on any recordings in the West, this tradition begins sometime around 9 p.m. and ends just before dawn. An unmarried female singer performs a beautiful suite of songs backed by a small ensemble of musicians who play violins, drums, and metal percussion.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
547|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40056|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 2|14.49|Indonesian Popular Music--Kroncong Dangdut and Langgam Jawa. Kroncong and Dangdut both began as music of the urban poor. Dangdut emerged in the late 1970s and is associated with Muslim youth blending elements of rock with Indian and Middle Eastern popular music. Kroncong, an older form, grew to become a popular music of the Indonesian elite and Langgam Jawa is a regional form of Kroncong, sung in Javanese and strongly associated with the city of Surakarta.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
548|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40057|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 3|14.49|Music from the Outskirts of Jakarta: Gambang Kromong.  Jawa. Gambang Kromong comes from a virtually invisible part of the capital of Indonesia that most people have forgotten. Both performers and audience for this music today live at the edges of Jakarta and in the towns and semi-rural areas beyond. The music is wonderfully disorienting. It combines Indonesian, Chinese, and sometimes European-derived instruments in musical styles, at times reminiscent of gamelan music and at other times recalls small-group jazz of the 1920s and 1930s.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
549|Seeger, Pete||SF 40058|American Industrial Ballads|14.49|Songs of struggle which emerged from the coal mines, textile mills and acres of farmland, and spoke of issues important to the American laborer. Twenty-four songs written about the unprecedented industrialization of the 19th century, including Peg and Awl, The Farmer is the Man, and Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues. Irwin Silber's notes provide a history of labor folk song and its role in American popular music.|8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
550|Guthrie, Woody||SF 40060|Ballads Of Sacco And Vanzetti|14.49|The murder trial of Sacco and Vanzetti was one of this century's most controversial. Sacco and Vanzetti's story was dramatic; their front-page trial was filled with dubious procedures; and the years of appeals and their eventual execution led to protests around the world. These songs, written and recorded nearly twenty years later, have been carefully remastered from the original acetate discs and are presented with a previously unpublished letter by Guthrie to the judge in the case.|8/7/98 0:00:00|||||
551|Dickens, Hazel & Alice Gerrard||SF 40065|Pioneering Women Of Bluegrass|14.49|When Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard recorded these songs in the mid-1960s, bluegrass music was dominated by male performers. They selected their favorite songs and arranged for a stellar group of sidemen-bluegrass legends: Lamar grier, Chubby Wise, David Grisman, and Billy Baker. Their widely admired performances made them role models for future generations of women in bluegrass. The 26 tracks have been remastered, resequenced and newly annotated by the performers themselves.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
552|Spence, Joseph||SF 40066| Complete Folkways Recordings, 1959, The|14.49|In 1958, Sam Charters ventured to the small island of Andros in The Bahamas and there encountered the stunning guitar music of 47-year-old stonemason, Joseph Spence. The recordings Charters made that day revealed a master of startling originality, and earned Spence immediate recognition for his beautiful, unorthodox synthesis of rhythm and melodic improvisation. These earliest and most widely praised recordings are among the best traditional musics ever issued.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
553|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||SF 40076|Wade In The Water (4 Cds)|43.98|This four CD boxed set of 19th- and 20th- century African American sacred music was initially released as a companion to the 1995 Peabody Award-winning radio series of the same name produced by National Public Radio and the Smithsonian Institution. With extensive notes by Bernice Johnson Reagon, who conceived and compiled the series, these recordings honor the rich sacred music tradition created and sustained within the African American community, from which so much contemporary American music draws its inspiration.||||||
554|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40077|Mountain Music Of Kentucky|14.49|Originally issued as a single LP in 1960, Mountain Music of Kentucky was praised as "the greatest Kentucky record ever issued and one of the greatest records in the entire literature of American folk song" (San Francisco Chronicle 1960). This much expanded compilation features some of the outstanding traditional musicians of the twentieth century with two full hours of performances (60 minutes previously unreleased), new notes, and many photographs by John Cohen.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
555|Dyer-Bennett, Richard||SF 40078|Richard Dyer-Bennett 1|14.49|"His wondrous lyric tenor and marvelously singular accompaniments - whether in classic ballads, raffish songs, or music from the centuries - must never be forgotten." Studs Terkel|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
556|Banjo - Various Artists||SF 40079|Black Banjo Songsters Of North Carolina And Virginia|14.49|The sounds and social history of African American banjo playing -- 32 superb instrumentals and vocals, recorded between 1974 and 1997. Extensively annotated with performers' life histories, tunings, lyrics, bibliography and discography.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
557|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40080|Crossroads, Southern Routes|14.49|Blues, bluegrass, rockabilly, soul/blues, freedom songs, and other genres on this recording all have deep roots in southern culture and have influenced music worldwide. In a CD player, the 16 songs and liner notes introduce regional southern traditions. In a compatible CD-ROM drive, the music is complemented by hundreds of photos, texts, maps, audio and video clips and artist interviews. Hear the American South and discover the roots of American musical traditions.|8/12/98 0:00:00|||||
558|White, Josh||SF 40081|Free And Equal Blues|14.49|Josh White (1914-1969) was a brilliant musician whose vibrant guitar and rich vocals captivated audiences for decades. Recorded at the height of his career by Moses Asch in the 1940s, he performs these 26 blues, gospel, popular, and hard-hitting topical songs solo or accompanied by such contemporaries as Lead Belly, Mary Lou Williams, and the Almanac Singers. Extensive biographical notes, photographs, archivist's remarks, bibliography, and discography. 74 minutes.|8/13/98 0:00:00|||||
559|Lunsford, Bascom Lamar||SF 40082|Ballads, Banjo Tunes, And Sacred Songs Of Western North Carolina|14.49|Bascom Lunsford, known in his lifetime as the "Minstrel of the Appalachians," performed hundreds of traditional songs and tunes that he learned from family members, neighbors, and other residents of western North Carolina. The breadth of Lunsford's huge repertory is represented, including ballads, folksongs, spirituals, popular songs from the 19th century, and banjo and fiddle tunes recorded for Brunswick Records in the 1920s and the Library of Congress in 1949.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
560|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40083|Iowa State Fare: Music From The Heartland|14.49|Scandinavian string band melodies, Meskwaki Indian love songs, gospel harmonies, polkas, old-time fiddling, Mexican folk songs, and blues are some of the vibrant community-based musical traditions presented in this unique collection of Iowa music.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
561|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40084|Voices Of The Civil Rights Movement (2 Cds)|22.98|This double-CD reissue documents a central aspect of the cultural environment of the Civil Rights Movement, acknowledging songs as the language that focused people's energy. These 43 tracks are a series of musical images, of a people in conversation about their determination to be free. Many of the songs were recorded live in mass meetings held in churches, where people from different life experiences, predominantly Black, with a few White supporters, came together in a common struggle.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
562|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 40090| Anthology Of American Folk Music (6 Cd Set), The|69.95|This is perhaps the most influential set of records in the history of recorded sound. Released at a time when the commercial recording industry had largely congealed into a few relatively homogeneous mass markets, the Anthology successfully answered a widespread need for fresh inspiration, aesthetic authority, and uncommon artistry in popular music. It also played a seminal role in the folk music revival of the late 1950s and 1960s, which has had lasting political, economic and aesthetic impact. The collection has profoundly influenced fans, ethnomusicologists, music historians, and cultural critics; it has inspired generations of popular musicians such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, and Jerry Garcia. 6 CDs & 100 page booklet|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
563|Seeger, Pete||SF 40096|If I Had A Hammer|14.49|For over 50 years Pete Seeger's music has included songs on labor, civil rights, peace, and the hope for a better world. This CD contains 24 tracks selected from hundreds released on Folkways Records in the late 1950s and 1960s and 2 new songs recorded especially for this collection.||||||
564|New Lost City Ramblers||SF 40098|re Ain't No Way Out, The|14.49|Almost 40 years ago the New Lost City Ramblers began their campaign of appreciation for Southern string band music, performing traditional music in traditional ways. In this, their first new recording in over 20 years, they offer a fresh look at old-time, early bluegrass, and Cajun music played on a variety of acoustic instruments.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
565|Guthrie, Woody||SF 40101|Muleskinner Blues|14.49|The songs on this recording, the second in a series of four, represent a selection from the vast storehouse of American folk and country songs that Woody Guthrie learned and incorporated into his early  radio career and song books he sold on the air.||||||
566|Guthrie, Woody||SF 40102|Hard Travelin'|14.49|The songs on this recording, the third in a series of four, are from the enormous collection of topical material that Woody Guthrie composed in the 1930s and 1940s.|10/1/98 0:00:00|||||
567|Holcomb, Roscoe||SF 40104| High Lonesome Sound, The|14.49|A hard-hitting singer and banjo-player, he performs unaccompanied ballads, banjo and harmonica solos, and with a guitar. Accompanied by extensive new notes and photographs by John Cohen.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
568|Shape Note & Spirituals - Various Artists||SF 40106|Songs Of The Old Regular Baptists|14.49|The oldest English-language religious music in oral tradition in North America, the lined-out, congregational hymnody of the Old Regular Baptists, is heard in the heart of the coal-mining country of the Southern Appalachian Mountains.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
569|Seeger, Mike||SF 40107|Southern Banjo Sounds|14.49|A survey of traditional Southern banjo techniques, styles, instrumentals and songs played solo on a variety of 23 mostly vintage banjos. Styles range from 19th-century African-American Mississippi style to a song played in the style evolved in the 1940s by Northern Carolinian Earl Scruggs.|9/21/98 0:00:00|||||
570|Boggs, Dock||SF 40108|His Folkways Years 1963 - 1968|14.49|Described as "quite simply the finest living singer of unaccompanied Dock Boggs recorded only 12 songs in the 1920s, but his raw, powerful singing and distinctive banjo playing caused Harry Smith to include him in the Anthology of American Folk Music and Mike Seeger to search for him in the hills of Kentucky in 1963.  A new series of recording sessions captured the 50 blues, instrumentals, regional and religious songs included on this two CD set.|9/19/98 0:00:00|||||
571|African - Various Artists||SF 40401|Mbuti Pygmies Of The Ituri Rainforest|14.49|The music of the Mbuti is primarily focused around vocal music and this recording beautifully captures the extraordinary variety and tonal quality of the solo and choral traditions.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
572|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40402|Caribbean Revels: Haitian Rara And Dominican Gaga|14.49|These field recordings of Haitian Rara and Dominican Gaga capture the vitality of these provocative musics. Rara and Gaga are both wildly festive, featuring unusual percussion and wind instruments. Rara, often associated with Voodoo rituals during carnival season, influences much of Haitian popular dance music. And although performance is somewhat restricted by the Dominican government, Gaga closely resembles Rara and serves to reinforce Haitian identity among the sugar cane workers in that country.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
573|Native American - Various Artists||SF 40403|Navajo Songs|14.49|The lifestyles, philosophies, and traditions of the Navajo nation are represented by songs for herding, planting, harvesting, hunting, blessing hogans, and soothing children. The 1933 and 1940 field recordings from settlements in New Mexico and Arizona beautifully document a music largely vocal and highly melodic with relatively short song phrases repeated, divided, and combined in intriguingly complex ways.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
574|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40405| Bahamas, Islands Of Song, The|14.49|For hundreds of years, Bahamian voices have reflected the musical influences from their African ancestors, colonial rulers, and nearby American neighbors. The rich, varied soundscape includes sacred music reminiscent of African American slave songs intermingled with European Christian music; secular or goombay music played by "rake and scrape" dance bands using goat-skin drums, saws, and accordions; rhyming songs featuring a storyteller with back-up chorus in three-part harmony; and children's ring-play game songs.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
575|South American - Various Artists||SF 40406|Mountain Music Of Peru, Vol. 2|14.49|This recording contains music of the Andean people as performed in their own communities which is known for stunning panpipe ensembles and a wide variety of vocal and instrumental styles.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
576|European - Various Artists||SF 40407|Bosnia: Echoes From An Endangered World|14.49|Recorded before the recent violence and conflagration in Bosnia-Herzegovina, these beautiful examples of Muslim traditions document the rich confluence of Turkish and European music in the region. Compiled from commercial and field recordings, these are indeed echoes of an endangered world--many have been killed by war and most of the population displaced by it.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
577|Native American - Various Artists||SF 40408|Music Of New Mexico: Native American Traditions|14.49|This portrait of Pueblo, Navajo, and Mescalero Apache music from New Mexico (recorded 1992) reveals a remarkable breadth of Native American song. Ranging from a traditional San Juan Pueblo Cloud Dance song, to modern Navajo folk songs.|8/12/98 0:00:00|||||
578|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||SF 40409|Music Of New Mexico: Hispanic Traditions|10.98|Sacred hymns, serenades, narrative ballads, and lyric folk songs give a glimpse of the diverse and captivating cultural landscape of Hispanic New Mexico.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
579|Native American - Various Artists||SF 40410|Creation's Journey|14.49|From powwow music to Christian songs in Cherokee and Irish reels, native peoples from the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Bolivia present living traditions, and crossovers to Euro-American musics. These recent recordings from 1992 and 1993 were made in New York City and Washington, DC. The package includes detailed notes in a beautifully illustrated booklet. An eloquent expression of enduring creativity, vibrant cultural life, and diverse artistry.|8/12/98 0:00:00|||||
580|Native American - Various Artists||SF 40411|Plains Chippewa / Metis Music From Turtle Mountain|14.49|From traditional drum songs to French children's songs, and from Scottish fiddle dance tunes to contemporary country and rock 'n' roll, this recording presents music heard today on the Turtle Mountain Reservation which straddles the border between the U.S. and Canada. A passionate and lively portrait of the history and daily lives of an indigenous American culture born by the contact of American Indians with Europeans.|8/12/98 0:00:00|||||
581|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40412|Drums Of Defiance: Maroon Music From Jamaica|14.49|Featuring complex, West African influenced drumming and dancing, this little-known rural tradition is at the heart of modern, politically charged reggae music.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
582|Asian - Various Artists||SF 40413|Royal Court Music Of Thailand|14.49|Reticent yet dynamic, sophisticated and delicate, this recording contains four cherished and exquisite compositions performed with an enchanting mix of xylophones, gongs, cymbals, fiddles, guitars, and breathtaking vocals. Instrumental and vocal music of the Thai classical repertoire draws listeners into a realm of ornate tonal variations and textured rhythms.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
583|Native American - Various Artists||SF 40415|Heartbeat: Voices Of First Nations Women|14.49|Here are the voices of women of the First Nations of Indian America. This powerful living music from Native women in the United States and Canada includes performances rarely heard beyond these artists' communities.|8/12/98 0:00:00|||||
584|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40416|Musical Traditions Of St. Lucia, West Indies|10.98|The rich and varied musical traditions of the creole-speaking peoples of the Lesser Antilles islands are practically unknown outside the region. Listen to the drum-accompanied song-dances attending workers at their chores; the often irreverent St. Lucian "play" entertainments; the funeral wakes; and the ancestral religious cult, the kélé.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
585|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||SF 40418|BORDERLANDS: From Conjunto To Chicken Scratch|10.98|Traditional conjunto polkas and corridos, Latino-influenced big bands, German and mariachi rooted norteño, modern conjunto and orquesta Tejana, Yaqui Pascola dance, Tohono O'odham fiddle band music, and the more contemporary American Indian Chicken Scratch sound. Unique music that developed and flourishes today in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas and Southern Arizona.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
586|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40419|Sacred Rhythms Of Cuban Santeria|14.49|Santería drumming and singing rituals by four Cuban Santería groups calling the gods (Orishas) by performing rhythmic sequences called Orus. Recorded in the Cuban provinces of Matanzas and Havana City , these ceremonies and drums have their roots in the ancient Yoruba religion of Africa, and are rarely heard outside of Cuba.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
587|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40420|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 4|14.49|Music of Nias and North Sumatra:  The Toba and Karo from North Sumatra developed complex traditions of instrumental music, while the Ono Niha of Nias emphasize elaborate ceremonial choral singing called hoho. The Toba are one of the very few societies in the world to use tuned drums to carry a melody.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
588|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40421|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 5|14.49|Betawi & Sundanese Music of the North Coast of Java. A splendid hybrid created by the encounter between the cultures of Batavia and the surrounding Sunda region. These recordings from 1990-1992 include wild village gamelan music and a Sundanese repertoire played on brass instruments, gongs, and drums.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
589|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40422|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 6|14.49|Night Music of West Sumatra: Saluang, Rabab Pariaman, Dendang Pauah. Highly intimate chamber music performed with only one or two singers and a single accompanying flute or bowed lute.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
590|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40423|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 7|14.49|Music from the Forests of Riau & Mentawai. This recording focuses on the music of three indigenous forest societies of western Indonesia. It features songs and drumming for shamanic curing rituals, and private singing and instrumental music (played on xylophones or a gong-row) performed for entertainment or emotional release.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
591|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40424|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 8|14.49|Vocal & Instrumental Music from East & Central Flores. These recordings present the virtually unknown, rich and highly diverse singing traditions from the eastern regions of Flores, an island east of Bali. Among the wonderful traditions included here are polyphonic singing styles strikingly similar to some Balkan music, large powerful choruses from Sikka, music for double flute and also gong and drum ensembles|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
592|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40425|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 9|14.49|These  recordings present the choral singing of Ngada and Manggarai of Flores, an island east of Bali. The sounds, performed mainly at funerals and agricultural rituals, range from highly dissonant harmony to some rare instances of Indonesian counterpoint.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
593|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40426|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 10|14.49|This album presents music for celebrations and church services on Biak Island in Irian Jaya. Wor songs, usually sung by choruses in seemingly chaotic, free-for-all style, were once central to traditional Biak society. Two other genres have recently developed: church songs , sung here by women's choirs in churches and in secular performances; and yospan, string based music for dance parties.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
594|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40427|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 11|14.49|Melayu (or "Malay") culture has been influential throughout much of Indonesia. This album presents two widespread Melayu entertainment genres, plus songs and instrumental music from two forms of Melayu theater.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
595|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40428|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 12|14.49|Melodic gong ensembles and male singing with percussion are found throughout Sumatra. Two of each are heard here: West Sumatran talempong (in two contrasting forms); kulintang from Lampung, at the southern end of the island; the choral didong songs of the Gayo in Aceh, and salawat dulang, competitive duet singing from West Sumatra that suprisingly uses popular songs as a vehicle for texts on points of Islamic doctrine.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
596|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40429|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 13|14.49|This album offers a survey of string music with and without singing, from Kalimantan, the Indonesian part of Borneo.  Four Dayak groups are represented -- Kayan Mendalam, Ot Danum, Ngaju, and Kenyah -- along with a Muslim group from Kutai near the eastern coast.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
597|Rivero, Rene Marino||SF 40431|Bandoneon Pure: Dances Of Uruguay|14.49|Rivero has played the Bandoneon, or square-headed accordion, since he was a child. Now an internationally known master, he performs 24 traditional Uruguayan dance pieces here in the transparent and natural style he prefers, without electronic modification.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
598|European - Various Artists||SF 40435|Musical Traditions Of Portugal|17.98|This recording of dances, songs, and instrumental music include music for dance and a ballad from the northeast, ritual songs from the central eastern region, unaccompanied vocal polyphony from the south, instrumental music played on Portuguese guitars from the central city of Coimbra, and some examples of folklore revival traditions from the Tagus valley and the northwestern region.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
599|African - Various Artists||SF 40440|Yoruba Drums From Benin, West Africa|19.98|Featured here are the complex rhythms of the bata and dundun drum ensembles used in Yoruba religious cult worship and divination. These Yoruban roots of urban Africa and Afro-Caribbean music call the divine ancestors (orisha) to earth to possess their mediums.|8/6/98 0:00:00|||||
600|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40441|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 14|14.49|The great gamelan orchestras and the wayang shadow-theater of Java and Bali are known everywhere as Indonesian cultural treasures.  This album presents three lesser-known varieties of gamelan and wayang that contrast sharply with the standard forms.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
601|Pacific - Various Artists||SF 40442|Music Of Indonesia, Vol. 15|14.49|South Sulawesi is remarkably rich in string music.  Among the instruments are the kacapi (a two-stringed, plucked lute), gambus (a plucked lute probably originating in Arabia), mandaliong (a keyed zither), and the violin.  This album presents professional narrative and lyric singing with kacapi from the Bugis, Makasar, and Mandar peoples, along with informal, private singing with kacapi from the Toraja and driving Bugis and Kajang instrumental tunes.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
602|Spanish & Portuguese - Various Artists||SF 40460|Puerto Rico In Washington|14.49|Puerto Rico in Washington presents the musical traditions of bomba, plena, and jibaro recorded at the 1989 Festival of American Folklife.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
603|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40461|Cuba In Washington|14.49|Electrifying performances by the renowned Afrocuba de Matanzas, Grupo Changui, and Cuarteto Patia y Compay Segundo draw listeners into the rich panorama of community-based Cuban musical traditions, Cuban rumba, son, guajira, and changui inspired and influenced popular music throughout the Americas long before their incorporation into Usalsai.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
604|African - Various Artists||SF 40463|Rhythms Of Life, Songs Of Wisdom|14.49|This recording leaves the listener breathless and astounded by the musical richness of this small area of Africa. In these performances from remote areas of central Ghana, the collective musical genius of everyday farmers, fisher-folk, traders, and civil servants bursts forth.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
605|Caribbean - Various Artists||SF 40464|RHYTHMS OF RAPTURE: Sacred Music Of Haitian Vodou|10.98|Explores recent innovations and traditional roots of this potent music. Enclosed notes examine its political and spiritual base. Many well-known artists included, such as Boukman Experyans, RaRa Machine, Boukan Ginen, and RAM, and more traditional recordings made in Haiti, including some from Vodou ceremonies.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
606|South American - Various Artists||SF 40465|Capoeira Angola|14.49|Capoeira Angola, a form of Afro-Brazilian self-defense and dance, has its roots in African traditions and is becoming popular in urban centers around the world. The call-and-response singing in Capeira is accompanied by compelling rhythms played on berimbau and percussion instruments that express and control the performance of the Capoeira fight/dance.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
607|South American - Various Artists||SF 40466|Traditional Music Of Peru, Festivals Of Cusco|14.49|The music of religious festivals is one of the richest and most important types of musical expression in the Andes. These 1989 recordings from the Peruvian Archives of Traditional Andean Music present the lively music of the religious festivals in the Cusco region, where devotees perform on flutes and drums, harps and violins, accordions, brass bands, and voices.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
608|South American - Various Artists||SF 40467|Traditional Music Of Peru,The Mantaro Valley|14.49|The Mantaro valley in Peru is famous for its saxophone and clarinet ensembles, but there is much more to be heard there. These spectacular 1985 recordings from the Peruvian Archives of Traditional Andean Music range from remarkable multi-voice work songs to solemn funeral dirges to pastoral ritual songs, to lively instrumental dance music featuring saxophones, clarinets, violins, harps, and drums that recall some of the sounds of American Jazz and Klezmer music, but with a distinctive Andean development.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
609|South American - Various Artists||SF 40468|Traditional Music Of Peru, Cajamarca And The Colca Valley|14.49|Forty-seven tracks from two distinct regions of the Peruvian Andes reveal the impressive diversity and beauty of local and regional Andean musical styles. These festival dances, agricultural ceremonies, marriage songs, and Carnival celebrations were recorded in the 1980s and appear with detailed notes.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
610|South American - Various Artists||SF 40469|Traditional Music Of Peru, Lambayeque|14.49|These twenty-two tracks, recorded in 1990-1991 in the three cultural regions (Creole, Afro-Peruvian, and Andean) of the Department of Lambayeque in northern Peru, feature music of festival dances, songs accompanied by a variety of instruments, and Christmas carols sung by children.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
611|World - Various Artists||SF 40471|World Music Collection|14.49|This anthology presents a sampling of the richness and beauty of musics from around the world. From Mbuti Pygmy rhythms to Tuvan throat singing, and Portuguese guitarradas, this disc brings listeners a world of sound.|8/5/98 0:00:00|||||
612|Seeger, Pete||SF 45001|Abiyoyo And Other Story Songs For Children|14.49|A wonderful collection of story songs, including the famous saga of the kindly giant Abiyoyo. Parents and kids can follow along with the complete text in the enclosed booklet.|8/11/98 0:00:00|||||
613|Jenkins, Ella||SF 45003|African American Folk Rhythms|14.49|Ella Jenkins and the Goodwill Spiritual Choir collaborate in this lively presentation of African- American music for adults and older children. The choral arrangements of spirituals, work songs, children’s rhymes, and other forms present a cross-section of African-American experience and music in a variety of styles.|10/20/98 0:00:00|||||
614|Jenkins, Ella||SF 45007|Adventures In Rhythm|14.49|This engaging progression of rhythmic concepts, from simple to complex. A favorite with primary school children, this recording is also appropriate for children with learning difficulties.|8/11/98 0:00:00|||||
615|Guthrie, Woody||SF 45035|Songs To Grow On For Mother And Child|14.49|Many children of the 1950s and 1960s were raised with Woody's Grassy Grass and Washy Wash. There is yet a new generation ready to be entertained by Woody's playful songs. These beautifully, remastered vintage recordings are available for the first time on compact disc.|8/11/98 0:00:00|||||
616|Seeger, Pete||SF 45039|Birds, Beast, Bugs And Fishes|14.49|Pete Seeger released 28 songs and stories about animals on two short LP records in 1955 to an enthusiastic audience. Ever since, they have been sung by parents, grandparents and children themselves. The two original releases have been combined on this single CD creating an irresistible collection of songs to sing along with, to draw pictures about, to play hand games to, and to be enjoyed and learned by the entire family.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
617|Miscellaneous - Various Artists||SF 48003|Workers At The White House|19.98|Video only. Features the occupational folklife and oral histories of a broad range of workers -- butlers, maids, doormen, chefs, plumbers, and others. It shows the distinctive ways in which the White House, as a unique occupational  setting, shapes work experience. Through their memories, skills, and values, these workers help us to understand the White House in human   terms--as a home and a workplace, a public building, and a national symbol. Their perspective, shaped by years of personal    experience, adds a rich dimension to the historical record.||||||
618|Native American - Various Artists||SF 48004|Wisconsin Powwow / Naamikaaged: Dancer For The People|26.95|These two videotapes illustrate the way in which powwows today incorporate historical traditions and modern innovations. The first, Wisconsin Powwow, is a general treatment of the powwow itself as it has come to be held by Ojibwe people in northern Wisconsin. The second, Naamikaaged: Dancer for the People, follows a young Ojibwe, Richard LaFernier, as he sets up his tent, honors his ancestors, dresses and paints himself for a powwow, dances, and sings at powwows in   northern Wisconsin.  A 40-page booklet with extensive notes by ethnomusicologist Thomas Vennum Jr., accompanies these videotapes. The booklet also includes a map, a diagram of the powwow site, a complete transcription of the second video soundtrack, discussion questions for school-children, and related reading and listening resources.||||||
619|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||SF 80086| Mississippi, River Of Song, The|24.49|This two-hour, 36 track, musical journey down the Mississippi from the headwaters to the delta captures the power and diversity of American music in the late 20th century. The music, recorded between 1995 and 1997 in small towns and large cities along the river, reflects centuries of interaction and experimentation along America’s great waterway. 48-page booklet.|11/25/98 0:00:00|||||
620|Carroll, Liz||SH 34012|Kiss Me Kate|14.98|Chicago's Liz Carroll is one of the premier Irish fiddlers in the United States.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
621|Egan, Seamus||SH 34015|Traditional Music Of Ireland|14.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
622|Boys Of The Lough, The||SHA 206V|Live In Concert|19.95|Video only. For over 25 years the Boys of the Lough have taken the musical heritage of their native highlands and islands to audiences around the world.  Their warm and vital performances have won them friends from the village halls of Scotland to internation concert and festival stages.  This video presents over 90 minutes of pure concert magic recorded in Salt Lake City|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
623|Skirtlifters, The||SL 1998|Wait For The Wagon|14.49|This recording is about nostalgia, a longing for a place in our past. In 19th century America each town and neighborhood had its own musicians.  Musical entertainment was not had at the press of a button nor was it force upon us at every turn;  it was special and something to be savored.  This recording is also indeed something to be savored.|12/15/98 0:00:00|||||
624|Payne, Jim||SS 001|Empty Nets|14.49|Jim Payne sings the songs and plays the tunes of his native Newfoundland and is a carrier of tradition in the very truest sense.  "Empty Nets" was commissioned by MUN Extension Services and the Coalition for Fisheries Survival for a series of public forums on the crisis in the fishing industry.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
625|Payne, Jim||SS 002|State Of The Nation|14.49|Fourteen songs about the political, economic and social conditions of Eastern Canada written for and performed in productions of Rising Tide Theatre.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
626|Payne, Jim & Fergus O'Byrne||SS 50440|Wave Over Wave|14.49|This recording grew out of a set that Jim and Fergus did at the 1994 Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Festival. It's a collection old and new songs based on shared vocals and the traditional lifestyles and industries of Atlantic Canada.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
627|Snotty Var||SS 50717|Snotty Var|14.49|A group of St. John's musicians playing well known Irish and Newfoundland tunes frequently heard at weekend pub sessions, folk nights and dance-ups.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
628|Smith, Christina||SS 9411|Fiddle Me This|14.49|A very fine fiddler from New Foundland. This is a great recording.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
629|White, Minnie||SS 9478| Hills Of Home, The|14.49|Accordianist Minnie White was born in the south coast community of St. Alban's, Baie d'Espoir in 1916. She grew up learning a wide variety of dance tunes from her father Sammy, who played accordion, fiddle, and mouth organ. Minnie was awarded the Order of Canada in 1993 and inducted into the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council Hall of Honour in 1994.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
630|Watson, Doc||SUG 2839|Songs From The Southern Mountains|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
631|Schwarz Cajun Trio, Tracy||SWAL 6131|Mes Amis!|12.98|Traditional Cajun sounds typical of the many small groups playing around south Louisiana after the second World War.|7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
632|Riley, Steve And The Mamou Playboys||SWAL 6139|Friday At Last|12.98||7/14/98 0:00:00|||||
633|O'flynn, Liam||TARA 3031|Out To Another Side|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
634|O'flynn, Liam||TARA 3034| Given Note, The|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
635|Hill, Noel And Tony Linnane||TARA-2006|Noel Hill And Tony Linnane|13.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
636|Fisher, Laurie||TB 01| Sweetheart Tree, The|14.49|This is a recording of mostly waltzes played on solo piano, played for dancing. And it's a good one. People keep asking me for recordings of waltzes. This is one to get.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
637|Lloyd, A. L.||TOPC  496|English Drinking Songs|17.98|with Alf Edwards on concertina and Al Jeffry on banjo & harmonica|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
638|Watersons, The||TOPC 136|Frost And Fire|14.49|End of year seasonal music and carols.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
639|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 340|Martin Carthy|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
640|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 341|Second Album|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
641|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 342|Byker Hill|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
642|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 343|But Two Came By|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
643|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 344|Prince Heathen|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
644|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 389|Because It's There|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
645|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 452|Right Of Passage|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
646|Kirkpatrick, John||TOPC 458|Plain Capers|14.49|Morris Dance tunes from the Cotswolds by one of England's best accordion players.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
647|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 459| Transports, The|14.49|This unique project relates the true story of Henry Cabell and Susannah Holmes, convicts transported to Australia on the 'First Fleet' in 1787 and the trials and tribulations which culminated in that historic voyage. The tale is presented as a cycle of new compositions in the idiom of traditional English folk song, linked by narrative passages in the style and to the melodies of broadsheet-ballads of the time.  Singers include June Tabor, Ewan MacColl,The Watersons, and Martin Carthy|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
648|Sea Songs & Shanties - Various Artists||TOPC 464|Blow The Man Down|14.49|A wonderful collection including songs by singers who made their livings working on the sea.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
649|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 465| Iron Muse, The|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
650|Bain, Aly||TOPC 469| Silver Bow, The|14.49|with his former teacher,Tom Anderson.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
651|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 479| Bird In The Bush, The|14.49|In 1966, Topic Records released the original version of this albumof traditional songs of love and lust.  This collection expands that with additional material from Frankie Armstrong, Louis Killen, and Norman Kennedy.  The songs here are made by men and women in close touch with nature, in tune with the run of the seasons, the growth of crops, the increase of stock, the fruitfulness of their own kind.  They are mainly concerned with the great clean truths of love, desire and fulfilment|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
652|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 480|English & Scottish Folk Ballads|14.49|In 1964, Topic Records released the original version of this album. This collection expands that with additional material from Anne Briggs, Louis Killen, Mike Waterson and Norman Kennedy.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
653|High Level Ranters, The||TOPC 483|Northumberland For Ever|14.49|The most influential LP of Northumbrian music ever.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
654|Waterson:Carthy||TOPC 488|Common Tongue|14.49|Norma Waterson and Martin & Eliza Carthy with assistance on the vocals by Lal, Mike & Eleanor Egan and Maria Gilhooley|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
655|MacColl, Ewan, A.L. Lloyd And Roy Harris||TOPC 495|Bold Sportsmen All|17.98|"Most of the songs on this album are of 19th century make up. This is natural.  Competetive sport was only then beginning to develop as a professional, mass-public affair, and the tide of folk creation had not yet receded almost out of sight.  The present-day street-corner gambler's ballad of the the 'Turpin-Sugar Ray Fight' shows that the springs that nourished the old ballad makers...are by no means run dry." - A. L. Lloyd|12/7/98 0:00:00|||||
656|Lloyd, A. L.||TOPC 497|Leviathan|17.98|Ballads and songs of the whaling trade.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
657|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 498|Along The Coaly Tyne|17.98|Old and new northumbrian songs from Louis Killen, Johnny Handle, Tom Gilfellon, Colin Ross and Alistair Anderson.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
658|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 499|Round Cape Horn|17.98|Traditional songs of sailors, ships and the sea by Ewan MacColl, A. L. Lloyd, Mike Waterson, The Watersons, Frankie Armstrong, Roy Harris, Louis Killen, Peter Bellamy, and Cyril Tawney|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
659|Watersons, The||TOPC 500|Green Fields|17.98||12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
660|Brass Monkey||TOPC 501|Sound & Rumour|17.98|The first new (1998) recording by Brass Monkey in 11 years features Martin Carthy, John Kirkpatrick, Howard Evans, Richard Cheetham and Marin Brinsford|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
661|Carthy, Martin||TOPC 503|Signs Of Life|19.98||12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
662|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 651|Votp 01, Come Let Us Buy The Licence|17.98|The "Voice Of The People" series makes available nearly 500 recordings of English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh traditional music drawn from the archives of Topic Records and from private collections.  Compiled as thematic anthologies, each volume stands on its own, but the series as a whole presents an extensive and varied picture of traditional singing, instrumental music-making and dancing throughout the course of the 20th century.  Many of the singers and musicians and their recorded performances presented here are classic, but the inclusion of some of the less-known performers and genres broadens the horizon by offering glimpses at some little-known nooks and crannies of traditional music making..."|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
663|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 652|Votp 02, My Ship Shall Sail The Ocean|17.98|Songs of tempest & sea battles, sailor lads & fishermen|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
664|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 653|Votp 03, O'er His Grave The Grass It Grew Green|17.98|Tragic Ballads|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
665|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 654|Votp 04, Farewell, My Own Dear Native Land|17.98|Songs of Exile & Emigration|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
666|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 655|Votp 05, Come All My Lads That Follow The Plough|17.98|The life of rural working men and women|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
667|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 656|Votp 06, Tonight I'll Make You My Bride|17.98|Ballads of true and false lovers|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
668|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 657|Votp 07, First I'm Going To Sing You A Ditty|17.98|Rural fun and frolics.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
669|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 658|Votp 08, A Story I'm Just About To Tell|17.98|Local events and national issues|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
670|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 659|Votp 09, Rig-A-Jig-Jig|17.98|Dance music of the south of England.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
671|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 660|Votp 10, Who's That At My Bed Window?|17.98|Songs of love and amorous adventures.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
672|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 661|Votp 11, My Father's The King Of The Gypsies|17.98|Music of English & Welsh travellers & gypsies|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
673|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 662|Votp 12, We've Received Orders To Sail|17.98|jackie Tar at sea and on shore|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
674|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 663|Votp 13, Pints Of Beer & Bottles Of Sherry|17.98|The joys and curse of drink.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
675|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 664|Votp 14, Troubles They Are But Few|17.98|Dance tunes and ditties.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
676|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 665|Votp 15, As Me And My Love Sat Courting|17.98|Songs of love, courtship and marriage|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
677|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 666|Votp 16, You Lazy Lot Of Bone-Shakers|17.98|Songs and dances of seasonal events.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
678|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 667|Votp 17, It Fell On A Day|17.98|Ballads.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
679|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 668|Votp 18, To Catch A Fine Buck|17.98|Songs of hunting and poaching.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
680|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 669|Votp 19, Ranting & Reeling|17.98|Dance music of the north of England.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
681|VOTP - U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 670|Votp 20, There Is A Man Upon The Farm|17.98|Working men and women in song.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
682|U.K. - Various Artists||TOPC 700| Season Round, The|10.49|In the not too distant past, different seasonal songs were sung throughout the seasonal calendar and not just as carols at Christmas. "The Season Round"  brings back to life a selection of these varied songs including a carol for the month of May; songs for wassailing, sword dancing, souling, harvesting and pace egging, plus the more well-loved Christmas carols.|4/4/94 0:00:00|||||
683|Carthy, Eliza||TOPIC 2001|Red Rice (2 Cds)|22.98|On this 2 CD set,  Eliza Carthy mixes vintage and original material, combining contemporary and ancient musical influences on material performed and written by a host of family and friends.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
684|Carthy, Eliza||TOPIC 482|Heat, Light, & Sound|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
685|Carthy, Eliza||TOPIC 489|Eliza Carthy And The Kings Of Calicutt|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
686|Bacanos, Udi Yorgo||TRAC 4287|Udi Yorgo Bacanos, 1900-1977|12.98|Traditional Crossroads archival series presents Udi Yorgo Bacanos, the legendary ud player of Turkey. In the 1920s, Yorgo traveled throughout Europe and the Middle East, spreading his art to Egypt where he collaborated with the renowned diva Umm Kulthum. This collection includes rare radio broadcasts of his most famous performances, never before issued commercially, as well as his landmark recordings from 1920 to 1960.|10/13/98 0:00:00|||||
687|Broonzy, Big Bill||TRAD 1005|Treat Me Right|9.98|Big Bill Broonzy took the blues out of the deep backwaters of the South and brought it to the big city of Chicago, shaping an urbane uptown style that was big, bold, honest and very popular. Big Bill became famous across America and Europe paving the way for bluesmen to perform in front of white audiences. In 1951, broke and broken-hearted, Big Bill left for Europe where these sessions were recorded.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
688|Ennis, Seamus||TRAD 1023| Bonny Bunch Of Roses, The|9.98|Seamus Ennis' encyclopedic knowledge and immaculate playing made him the leading authority of Irish music in his day.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
689|Sea Songs & Shanties - Various Artists||TRAD 1024|Blow Boys Blow|9.98|The songs are fierce, rough, sublime and full of longing. Includes A.L. Lloyd's detailed notes.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
690|McCurdy, Ed||TRAD 1025|Cowboy Songs|9.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
691|Dane, Barbara||TRAD 1062|Anthology Of American Folk Songs|9.98|Music critic Leonard Feather once described Barbara Dane as "Bessie Smith in stereo." Her strong voice and ability to make a traditional folk or blues song her own made her an invaluable influence on musicians as varied as Janis Joplin and Tracy Chapman. This album features guitar and banjo contributions from Tom Paley (of The New Lost City Ramblers) and was recorded in 1959.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
692|Clayton, Paul||TRAD 1064|Whaling & Sailing Songs|9.98|The comprehensive liner notes, written by Clayton, offer an in-depth essay on sea shanties which set these songs in the context of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
693|Kossoy Sisters, The||TRAD 1065|Bowling Green|9.98|The Kossoy Sisters were The Roches of their time. By the time they were in college, the sisters had collected an interesting array of  traditional folk songs from the Southern Appalachians which they recorded for Tradition.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
694|Quebecois - Various Artists||TRAN 9501|Hommage A Alfred Montmarquette|14.49|Alfred Montmarquette played accordion from the age of 12 in 1883 until his death in Montreal on May 24, 1944.  More than fifty years after his death, Montmarquette is still a great source of inspiration for Quebecois traditional musicians who admire his repertoire, dexterity and the great sensitivity of his playing.|5/1/98 0:00:00|||||
695|Bayou Seco||UBIK 01|No Borders|9.98|Cassette only.||||||
696|Bayou Seco||UBIK 17|Songs Of New Mexico And Beyond (Cass.)|9.98|A wonderfully diverse recording for children.||||||
697|Delta Sisters, The||UBIK 24|Music From The Old-Timey Hotel|12.98|Also on cassette - $9.49|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
698|Bayou Seco||UBIK 25|Following In The Tuneprints|12.98|"Bayou Seco have tracked deep into the hinterland of the music of the United States of America and brought back real treasure." - Chris Harrelson - Cajun Times|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
699|Watson, Doc||VAN 155| Vanguard Years , 4 Cd Set, The|49.98|"Discovered" in the heat of the sixties folk revival, Doc Watson is a legendary performer who blends his traditional Appalachian folk music roots with blues, country, gospel, and bluegrass to create his unique style and expansive repertoire. Blind from infancy, Doc has spent his lifetime making music and is considered by fans everywhere one of the world's most accomplished flat-pickers. - from the Southern Folklife Collection at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
700|Weavers, The||VAN 2150|Reunion At Carnegie Hall, 1963, V1|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
701|Weavers, The||VAN 21505|Reunion At Carnegie Hall, 1963, V2|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
702|Watson, Doc||VAN 45| Essential Doc Watson, The|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
703|Watson, Doc||VAN 6576|Ballads From Deep Gap|12.98|||||||
704|Davis, Rev. Gary||VAN 73008|Rev. Gary Davis At Newport|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
705|Weavers, The||VAN 73101| Weavers At Carnegie Hall, V1, The|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
706|Weavers, The||VAN 79075| Weavers At Carnegie Hall, V2, The|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
707|MacArthur, Margaret||VHS 001|Vermont Heritage Songs, Cd/Book|29.95|Delightful songs about Vermont’s rich history, written by  Margaret MacArthur with school children from around the state.  Topics include sugaring time, one-room schools, and life on the farm, as well as historical events of yesterday and today.  CD with work book.|9/5/96 0:00:00|||||
708|Thomasson, Benny And Jerry||VOY 309| Weiser Reunion, The|14.49|This is the complete recording of one of the most exciting fiddle performances ever captured on tape.  It took place in the campground at the National Fiddle Contest in Weiser, Idaho in Jun 1972.  This was the first time at Weiser for Benny Thomasson, the acknowledged master and one of the creators of Texas style fiddling.|5/17/98 0:00:00|||||
709|Miller, Rodney||VOY 342|All-Round Collection Of Jigs, Reels And Country Airs|14.49|His dancing bow and sublimely melodic playing have convinced thousands that, yes, Virginia, there is a New England fiddle style.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
710|Pioneer Trio||VOY 343|Old Time Scandinavian Dance Music|14.49|The Pioneer Trio has played for old time Scandinavian dances in the Pacific Northwest for over forty years. This collection of lively, toe-tapping tunes captures the joyful spirit of Nordic folk dancing at its best.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
711|Green Mountain Volunteers, The||VPAL 102|New England Country Dance Music|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
712|Green Mountain Volunteers, The||VPAL 103|Vermont Sampler|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
713|Green Mountain Volunteers, The||VPAL 104|Tradition Today|12.98||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
714|Flanders, Deborah||VPAL 108|Mother Make My Bed|14.49|The folks who settled in Vermont long ago brought with them songs learned over campfires, at their mother’s knee, in the    lumber camps and at war.  Carrying on this tradition, native  Vermonter Deborah Flanders has chosen and interpreted a selection of folk songs and ballads from the renowned ballad collection of her great-aunt Helen Hartness Flanders.|9/22/98 0:00:00|||||
715|Bare Necessities||VRK 013|English Country Dances|14.49|||||||
716|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 101|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 1|11.49|Cassette only.    "Most traditional singers sing a mixture of songs, but there are few who don't have a comic song in their repertoire, particularly as these are often the songs which gain the best audience response.  They are not side-splitting pieces but are guaranteed to raise a smile.  While most of these songs must have come originally from the music halls, these singers either had them passed down through their families or learned them from older singers in their local pubs.  These are field recordings, made mainly in the homes of the performers.  The odd passing farm-wagon or ticking clock are therefore inevitable.  In many ways, these enhance the performances rather than distract from them."	||||||
717|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 102|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 2|11.49|Cassette only.   ' "Most traditional singers sing a mixture of songs, but there are few who don't have a comic song in their repertoire, particularly as these are often the songs which gain the best audience response.  They are not side-splitting pieces but are guaranteed to raise a smile.  While most of these songs must have come originally from the music halls, these singers either had them passed down through their families or learned them from older singers in their local pubs.  These are field recordings, made mainly in the homes of the performers.  The odd passing farm-wagon or ticking clock are therefore inevitable.  In many ways, these enhance the performances rather than distract from them."	||||||
718|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 103|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 3|11.49|Cassette only. 'Old songs and ballads'  - This collection of folk songs are not the sort that you hear every day.  Some are very old and several have only rarely been recorded or noted down before.  They are often the gems of the singer's repertoire.||||||
719|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 104|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 4|11.49|Cassette only.   'Those sentimental songs'  - These tearjerkers may not be considered folk songs, in fact one has its roots in Country and Western.  They are, though, the songs which many traditional singers treasure most, as they guarantee that not a dry eye will be left in the house..||||||
720|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 105|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 5|11.49|Cassette only.   'Songs of bargemen, fishermen and sailors'  - This is a collection of songs which reflect the way of life of many of the inhabitants of Suffolk's coastal towns and villages.  There are fishing songs from a deep-sea smacksman, and a long-shore fisherman from the north, as well as songs from the days of the sailing barges that worked in and out of the River Orwell.||||||
721|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 106|Songs Sung In Suffolk Vol 6|11.49|Cassette only.   'More comic songs & parodies'  - In this final collection of "Songs Sung in Suffolk", we have a further selection of comic songs.  Here you will find a saucy account of a vigilant policeman's observations, a disastrous attempt at theft from a church and the hazards encountered during a day's work.  In fact all life is here.||||||
722|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 107|Ripest Apples|11.49|Cassette only.   "A few [of the songs] were especially well-known in Sussex.  Most came from 19th century broadsides...Mabs Hall's Sailor from Dover is probably a version of the ballad The Brown Girl (Child 295) while her beautiful Banks of Inverness, a rarity in England, has previously been collected both in Scotland and Canada."  - Mike Yates.  Other singers include George Spicer, Mary Ann Haynes, Johnny Doughty, George Townsend and Fred Welfare.||||||
723|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 108/109| Horkey Load, The|22.98|Double Cassette only.    These recordings include a very broad range of folksongs.  There are children's songs, an agricultural union song, and even a Brighton fish seller's cry. There are ballads based on fact and those from the broadside press.  The singers are Ruth & Clare Pinner, Johnny Doughty, Mabs Hall, Matthew Hollingshead, Son Townsend, Walter Pardon, Charlie Clissold, Charlie Bridger, Lucy Woodhall, Ernie Paye, Freda Palmer, Phoebe Smith, Walt Stevens, Len Heyward, Bob Cross, Frank Hinchliffe, The Cantwell Family, Ivor Hill, Buster Mustoe, Ray Harland, Archer Goode and Norman Perks.||||||
724|Cann, Bob & Mark Bazely||VT 110|Five Generations|11.49|Cassette only.  - Bob Cann's Dartmoor family must be one of the few whose music making tradition spans 'Five Generations'.  Bob was seventy one when these recordings were made and he was joined by his fifteen year old grandson Mark Bazeley.  The family tunes they play came from Bob's grandfather.||||||
725|Shergold, Francis & Bampton Morris Dancers||VT 111|Greeny Up|11.49|Cassette only.   'Songs, dances and reminiscences from Oxfordshire'  Live recordings from the oldest living morris dancing tradition with musicians JAMIE WHEELER nnd REG HALL.||||||
726|Wesley, Jeff||VT 116|Brisk & Bonny Lad|11.49|Cassette only ~ Jeff Wesley is a farmer in Northamptonshire, England. He has been singing as long as he can remember.|11/13/98 0:00:00|||||
727|McNamara, Coyne & Peakin||VT 125| Long Strand, The|11.49|Cassette Only. SEAN MCNAMARA, EAMON COYNE, PEGGY PEAKIN. Exciting old-fashioned fiddle music from Liverpool.||||||
728|U.K. - Various Artists||VT 131|When The May Is All In Bloom|20.98|Traditional singing from the South East of England  by a variety of fine singers including Bob Copper, Ron Spicer Gordon Hall and others.|12/8/98 0:00:00|||||
729|Henigan, Julie||WATER 0035|American Stranger|13.98|" Her vocals are a stunning blend of all that is best from both the American and Irish traditions... Julie Henigan has strength and sensitivity in equal abundance" - The Leicester Mercury.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
730|Christl, Margaret||WATER 0040| Picture In My Mind, The|13.98|Traditional and contemporary songs from Scotland, England, and Canada. With guitar, whistle, fiddle, accordion and percussion accompaniments|6/4/98 0:00:00|||||
731|Grey, Sara||WATER 0044|Back In The Airly Days|13.98|Sara Grey, one of the most gifted and knowledgeable artists working in the field of traditional music, presents Back in the Airly Days, a splendid collection of rare folk songs, clawhammer banjo tunes, and humorous "Down- East" stories learned from her father.|9/28/98 0:00:00|||||
732|Thieme, Art||WATER 0045| Older I Get, The Better I Was, The|13.98|"King of 9-string guitar," Midwestern folksinger, punster and raconteur Art Thieme also plays the musical saw and old-time banjo. Currently unable to perform due to multiple sclerosis, Thieme has carefully assembled favorite songs, stories and puns from three decades of concert recordings. Highlights of The Older I Get, The Better I Was include "The Cowboy's Barbara Allen;" "Jerry, Go And Oil That Car;" a 19th century song learned from the singing of "Haywire Mac" McClintock; the classic Scots ballad, "The Great Silkie Of Sule Skerrie;" "Betty and Dupree Blues;" "A Lumber Camp Tale;" Jimmy Driftwood's "Tennessee Stud;" 22 tracks and nearly 74 minutes of Art's music,|9/28/98 0:00:00|||||
733|Warner, Jeff & Jeff Davis||WD 101|Old Time Songs For Kids|9.49|Cass. only|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
734|Warner, Jeff & Jeff Davis||WD 102|Two Little Boys|14.49|Cass. $9.49 available.  "This is a great collection of authentic, old-time American songs, sung by two of the country's most respected singers and collectors." Sing Out. This recording is a 1996 "Parents Choice" Award Winner|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
735|Jones, David||WFA 101|Songs Of Exquisite Taste - Cass.|9.98|songs from the English music hall.||||||
736|Jones, David||WFA 102|Widdecombe Fair - Cass.|9.98|"Parents Choice" Award Winner||||||
737|Bartram & Keith Holloway, Chris||WGS 268|Four Red Feet|16.49|There are four morris traditions who are able to claim a continuous history of dancing from before the turn of the century. Of these, the Abingdon sides are able to claim the longest historically verifiable tradition dating, at least, to the sixteenth century. Both Chris and Keith grew up through their teens playing and dancing for the traditional morris side in Abingdon, Berkshire and both learned style from the old men who danced for the team at the end of the first world war.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
738|Mellstock Band||WGS 281|Tenants Of The Earth|16.49|The Mellstock Band explores the varied music of English village bands of the 19th century, ranging from vigorous dance music to the marches of the militia bands, and from the carols of the West Gallery choirs to the songs of the pub and the fireside.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
739|MacArthur, Margaret||WHET 01|Vermont Ballads And Broadsides, Cassette,|9.98|Margaret MacArthur’s music rings true with years of research and   fieldwork. “Named one of seven ‘New England Living Art Treasures’ by   New England Arts Biennial officials in 1985, she was lauded for her voice   and her dedication to collecting the    region’s lore and music...” VCA Arts Letter|9/9/96 0:00:00|||||
740|Perlman, Ken||WIZ 027|Island Boy|14.49|Fiddle tunes from Prince Edward Island & Cape Breton on clawhammer banjo and fingerstyle guitar.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
741|Klezmatics, The And Chava Alberstein||XENO 4052| Well, The|13.98|The Well is an extraordinary collaboration between two extraordinary artists. Renowned Jewish roots sextet The Klezmatics and legendary diva Chava Alberstein, called "the first lady of Israeli song," have joined forces in creating a rapturous modern Jewish music. Set to words from this century's finest Yiddish poets,The Well draws from the vibrant musical traditions of klezmer, Middle Eastern, French chanson, German cabaret and American folk in a gorgeous original score.|9/20/98 0:00:00|||||
742|Stefanini, Rafe||YAH 020|Old Paint|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
743|Broonzy, Big Bill||YAZ 1011| Young Bill Broonzy, 1928 - 1935, The|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
744|Hurt, Mississippi John||YAZ 1065|1928 Sessions|14.49||7/30/96 0:00:00|||||
745|Patten, Charlie||YAZ 2001|King Of The Delta Blues|14.49|Charlie Patton is considered by many to be the single most important figure in the history of traditional blues. He was a profound shaper and a giant in early Mississippi Delta blues music. The combined power of his vocal and guitar dynamics is unparalleled. Charlie Patton's legacy is an imposing body of powerful and eloquent music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
746|Davis, Rev. Gary||YAZ 2011| Complete Early Recordings Of Reverend Gary Davis, The|14.49||5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
747|McGee, Dennis||YAZ 2012| Complete Early Recordings Of Dennis McGee, The|14.49|. "The foundation on which Cajun music is based...the heart of our music." - Michael L. Doucet.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
748|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2013/2014|Music Of Kentucky, The Early American Rural Classics (2 Cds)|29.98|These two volumes present an array of all-time great traditional musicians/masters of early country fiddling, banjo & guitar playing, and singing.  The CD inserts include extensive notes and beautiful period photographs.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
749|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||YAZ 2015|Before The Blues, Vol. 1|14.98|A fascinating and highly entertaining exploration of the early roots of black music in America.  This pioneering projects depicts the rich American musical scene that existed throughout the 1800's with classic performances of ragtime, old modal songs, breakdowns, ballads, religious music and more.  Featured here are great performances by many of the most legendary names in American music history, and this project follows the evolution of blues from its early modal precursors and early fundamentalist religious music.  Extensive notes and photos communicate an exciting sense of discovery and outstanding remastered sound quality brings these rare old recordings to life.||||||
750|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||YAZ 2016|Before The Blues, Vol. 2|14.98|||||||
751|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||YAZ 2017|Before The Blues, Vol. 3|14.98|||||||
752|Cowboy - Various Artists||YAZ 2022|When I Was A Cowboy, Vol. 1|14.49|Volumes 1 and 2 communicate all the romantic imagery of the American cowboy with selections, most of which were recorded in the 1920's, depicting heroic deeds, gritty trail life, and moving love songs..|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
753|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2028/2029|Times Ain't Like They Used To Be, Volumes 1 & 2|29.98|"This early American rural music has infused and defined all our popular music of the last 200 years... This is a music without peer, being at one and the same time joyous, plaintive, sensual and transcendent." ---- Richard Nevins|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
754|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2030| Rose Grew Round The Briar, 2 Cds, The|29.98|A collection of classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's featuring many all-time great performances of early American traditional music. These two volumes of love songs provide as well a fascinating overview of early American traditional musical styles from ancient ballads to lyrical blues. Both volumes abound with rarities never appearing before on any re-issues.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
755|Jug Band - Various Artists||YAZ 2032|Ruckus Juice And Chitlins, Volume 1|14.49|This collection of classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's features many all-time great performances of early American traditional music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
756|Jug Band - Various Artists||YAZ 2033|Ruckus Juice And Chitlins, Volume 2|14.49|This collection of classic recordings from the 1920's and 30's features many all-time great performances of early American traditional music.|5/5/95 0:00:00|||||
757|Blues / Gospel - Various Artists||YAZ 2034|Classic Piano Rags, Blues & Stomps 1923-36, 2 Cds|29.98|a collection of rare, classic sides of the 20's and 30's, from the barrelhouse piano of Juke-Joints and turpentine camps to early, raggy blues and the beginnings of boogie-woogie. This is a ground breaking panorama of the greatest early American vintage piano artists offering the full flavor of their times and artistry. Acknowledged stars such as Cow Cow Davenport, Pinetop Smith, Speckled Red and Meade Lux Lewis offer dazzling performances along with unheralded geniuses like Blind Leroy Garnett, Will Ezell, Turner Parish and Arnold Wiley who cover every style of blues and barrelhouse piano with their blistering attack.||||||
758|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2036|Hard Times Come Again No More, Vol. 1|14.49|A collection of classic recordings of early American rural songs about hard times -- crop failures, joblessness, the Depression, and just generally problematic circumstances.  The whole breadth and scope of traditional American music is covered from old ballads to lyrical blues.  Extensive biographical notes and photos are included in booklet.|10/15/98 0:00:00|||||
759|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2037|Hard Times Come Again No More, Vol. 2|14.49||9/25/98 0:00:00|||||
760|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2039|My Rough And Rowdy Ways, Vol. 1|14.49|Classic recordings of early American rural music of the subject of badmen and hellraisers. Songs about outlaws, gamblers, drinkers, and womanizers performed by many of the finest traditional musicians and singers ever recorded -- some well known (like Uncle Dave Macon and Cannon's Jug Stompers) and many others never heard before on any re-issue.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
761|Folk And Old Time - Various Artists||YAZ 2040|My Rough And Rowdy Ways, Vol. 2|14.49||10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
762|Tarras, David||YAZ 7001|Yiddish-American Klezmer Music 1925-1956|14.49|Occasionally a generation will produce a musician, who, having mastered the preceding musical tradition will adapt it for himself and in the process transform it for his and future generations. On par with these musical pioneers in the Yiddish world was klezmer clarinetist Dave Tarras. Composer, musician, teacher, orchestra leader: Tarras fulfilled all these roles and more. His individual performance style transcended his own playing and came to epitomize the genre as a whole. His ensembles had a distinctive sound and feel regardless of what sidemen were passing through the band at the time. His compositions were stylistically unique and helped to transform and update the old repertoire and establish a new musical language. And finally, his very personal music came to be appreciated-and played-by people from outside his community.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
763|Klezmer - Various Artists||YAZ 7002|Classic Cantorial Recordings 1907-47|14.49|"It wasn't a song I had ever heard before and I couldn't understand the Hebrew words but I knew he was singing about all the sadness in the world. There was a gentleness and strength and warmth in his voice...I felt that if God were to sing to us this is how His voice would sound." -Gypsy Rose Lee|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
764|Stoch, Karol Band||YAZ 7012|Fire On The Mountain, Vol. 1|14.49|Mountain music has a soul of its own, no matter where the mountains might be. Centuries ago, fiddlers in southern Poland's isolated Tatra Mountains developed a singularly rough, though sophisticated, dance and vocal music of their own. Some of these musical highlanders were sheperds whose fiddles were carried from the villages to the mountain peaks each spring, where the sheperds played for themselves as their sheep grew fat. Karol Stoch was an exceptional Tatra Mountain fiddler who migrated to Chicago in 1926. Soon he was making the records which would preserve traditional highlander music for generations to come. His performances have since been cherished, studied and emulated from his time to our own.|10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
765|European - Various Artists||YAZ 7013|Polish Mountain Fiddle Music, Vol. 2|14.49||10/12/98 0:00:00|||||
1000|John Roberts, Tony Barrand||CD-5090|A PRESENT FROM THE GENTLEMEN||A Pandora's Box of English Folk Songs.||2|cd5090.jpg|cd5090.jpg|108|108
1001|Harry Tuft||C-63|ACROSS THE BLUE MOUNTAIN||A product of the folk revival, Harry's gentle approach to the music stems from his genuine love of it.||2|c63.jpg|c63.jpg|90|144
1002|Dan Berggren||C-520|ADIRONDACK GREEN||Dan is from Minerva, New York, originally, and now lives and teaches in Fredonia.||2|c520.jpg|c520.jpg|90|144
1003|Ian Robb||C-71|AND HANG THE PIPER||One of our favorite ballad singers, Ian joins forces here with several of Canada's finest instrumentalists, includingGrit Laskin, and adds the superb Sligo fiddling of Seamus McGuire.||2|c71.jpg|c71.jpg|144|90
1004|Bok, Muir & Trickett||CD-116|AND SO WILL WE YET||Sixty-six minutes of this trio's recent musical endeavors, this compact discis sure to please all of their many fans.||2|cd116.jpg|cd116.jpg|108|108
1005|Gordon Bok||CD-72|ANOTHER LAND MADE OF WATER||Gordon's inspired poetic narration, with much music and song, describing a magical and mysteriousencounter with a group of sea-dwelling people who are possessed of an ancientlanguage and a powerful musical culture.||2|cd72.jpg|cd72.jpg|108|108
1006|Fleming Brown||C-4|APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN BANJO SONGS||Fleming was a commercial artist in Chicago who was drawn to traditional Appalachian music and learned much of his technique from Doc Hopkins.||2|c4.jpg|c4.jpg|90|144
1007|Arnold Keith Storm||C-18|ARNOLD KEITH STORM OF MOORESVILLE, IN||"Take the News to Mother" and other songs of a more sentimental age.||2|c18.jpg|c18.jpg|144|90
1008|Ed Miller||CD-5173|AT HOME WITH THE EXILES||Greentrax CD.||2|cd5173.jpg|cd5173.jpg|108|108
1009|Christine Balfa||CD-703|BALFA TOUJOURS||Christine Balfa, inspired by her father, Dewey, and her uncles Will, Rodney and Burke, carries on a great family tradition.||2|cd703.jpg|cd703.jpg|108|108
1010|Cathy Barton, Dave Para||C-512|BALLAD OF THE BOONSLICK||Two musicians in a varied program of fine songs and tunes drawn from their Missouri & Arkansas hills.||2|c512.jpg|c512.jpg|144|90
1011|Joan Sprung||C-60|BALLADS AND BUTTERFLIES||One of Connecticut's leading songwriters in the folk idiom,Joan moves easily between songs from traditional sources and songs of her ownmaking.||2|c60.jpg|c60.jpg|90|144
1012|Helen Bonchek Schneyer||C-50|BALLADS, BROADSIDES AND HYMNS||Helen is an artist of unusual power and presence.||2|c50.jpg|c50.jpg|90|144
1013|Margaret Christl & Ian Robb, with Grit Laskin||CD-62|BARLEY GRAIN FOR ME, THE||Now available as a compact disc, this recording offers a rich and varied selection of traditional songs and ballads, all collected in Canada, many of them discovered by the late Edith Fowke, to whose memory this compact disc is gratefully dedicated.||2|cd62.jpg|cd62.jpg|108|108
1014|Gordon Bok||C-54|BAY OF FUNDY||A favorite of many Bok fans..||2|c54.jpg|c54.jpg|90|144
1015|Bob Zentz||C-67|BEAUCATCHER FAREWELL||Beaucatcher Farewell was Bob's second Folk-Legacyrecording.||2|c67.jpg|c67.jpg|90|144
1016|A Beautiful Life||C-606|BERMUDA QUADRANGLE||A Beautiful LifeBERMUDA QUADRANGLE.||2|c606.jpg|c606.jpg|144|90
1017|Heidi Muller||C-562|BETWEEN THE WATER AND THE WIND||||2|c562.jpg|c562.jpg|90|144
1018|Bob Dyer||BK-501|BIG CANOE SONGBOOK||Bob writes really good songs (hear his Huckleberry Finn on Languageof the Heart, River of the Big Canoes on People Like You,and "On a Day Like Today" on Cathy Barton and Dave Para's recording ofthe same title).||2|bk501.jpg||90|144
1019|Ed Miller||C-115|BORDER BACKGROUND||A PhD in folklore (from the University of Texas) hasn't ruined the singing of thisScottish immigrant.||2|c115.jpg|c115.jpg|90|144
1020|Bill Staines||CD-5280|BRIDGES||This was recorded at a concert this popular songmaker gave inMinneapolis, and it captures all the energy of a live performance.||2|cd5280.jpg|cd5280.jpg|108|108
1021|Eugene Earle and Archie Green||C-24|CAROLINA TARHEELS, THE||Eugene Earle and Archie Green made these delightful recordings of a group that had recorded some very delightful 78s back in the days when the popularity of hill-billy music convinced the industry moguls that there was gold to be mined in America's hills.||2|c24.jpg|c24.jpg|144|90
1022|Heidi Muller||CD-560|CASSIOPEIA||You simply must hear this singer.||2|cd560.jpg|cd560.jpg|108|108
1023|Celtic Lullabies||CD-552|CELTIC LULLABY||"The Celts have no lullabies: they are too warlike.||2|cd552.jpg|cd552.jpg|108|108
1024|Celtic Mouth Music||CD-551|CELTIC MOUTH MUSIC||As firmly rooted in Celtic consciousness as the blues are in America's South, mouth music is vocal music made for dancing when there are no instruments or trained musicians around.||2|cd551.jpg|cd551.jpg|108|108
1025|Double Decker||CD-580|CHASING RAINBOWS||Our favorite old-time string band (Craig Johnson, Bruce Hutton, and John Beam) is available, at last on compact disc, and we're delighted.||2|cd580.jpg|cd580.jpg|108|108
1026|Michael Cooney||C-35|CHEESE STANDS ALONE, THE||This recording remains as fresh and delightful as it was when it was first released nearly thirty years ago.||2|c35.jpg|c35.jpg|90|144
1027|Howard Bursen||C-74|CIDER IN THE KITCHEN||Howie is acclaimed as a true master of the frailed banjo, but his guitar playing ispretty cool, too.||2|c74.jpg|c74.jpg|144|90
1028|Gordon Bok||C-1001|CLEAR AWAY IN THE MORNING||This was our firstcassette and for it we chose to select some of our favorite Bok songs of thesea, drawn from his earlier recordings.||2|c1001.jpg|c1001.jpg|90|144
1029|Cliff Haslam||C-93|CLOCKWINDER, THE||With one of the strongest voices in the folk revival, Cliff, who now lives in this country,sings a group of English songs that range from powerful to tender, genteel todownright bawdy.||2|c93.jpg|c93.jpg|90|144
1030|Gordon Bok||BK-502|COLD AS A DOG AND THE WIND NORTHEAST||The wonderful ballads of the Maine coast written by the late Ruth Moore, read bythe man who loved them so well he arranged to republish the book after it wasallowed to go out of print.||2|bk502.jpg||144|90
1031|Folk||C-75|CONTINUING TRAD, THE. SAMPLER, Volume I Ballads||Over the years, we've asked our artists to record more material than we could actuallyfit onto an LP.||2|c75.jpg|c75.jpg|90|144
1032|Cathy and Dave||CD-5131|CRAZY QUILT||The songs and tunes on this album are some of those we have learned and played during our travels recent and past, and most are favorites of ours and our audiences.||2|cd5131.jpg|cd5131.jpg|108|108
1033|John Roberts||CD-65|DARK SHIPS IN THE FOREST||A wonderful collection of traditional songs of the supernatural, ranging from the eerie to the ribald, sung in the robust harmoniesoften associated with the famous Copper Family of Rottingdean.||2|cd65.jpg|cd65.jpg|108|108
1034|Cindy Kallet||CD-505|DREAMING DOWN A QUIET LINE||A very beautiful self-produced compact disc from an artist of remarkablecreativity, a lovely singer and a great guitarist.||2|cd505.jpg|cd505.jpg|108|108
1035|Joe Hickerson||C-58|DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY Volume I||Shingling the Rum-Seller's Roof, Ramble-away, Rolling of the Stones, Valley Forge, Joe Hill's Last Will, Casey Jones, The Boreens of Derry, Hiram Hubbard, The Green Shores of Fogo and Ain't No Grave Can Hold My Body Down.||2|c58.jpg|c58.jpg|144|90
1036|Joe Hickerson||C-59|DRIVE DULL CARE AWAY Volume II||||2|c59.jpg|c59.jpg|90|144
1037|Paul Van Arsdale||C-87|DULCIMER HERITAGE||The most beautiful recording of traditional hammered dulcimer music you are ever likelyto hear, by a retired machinist from Tonawanda, New York, who learned hiswonderful music from his grandfather.||2|c87.jpg|c87.jpg|144|90
1038|Ed Miller||CD-5174|EDINBURGH RAMBLER, THE||Another dandy recording from this Austin-based rambler from Scotland who is surely one of the very best interpreters of the Scottish folksong revival.||2|cd5174.jpg|cd5174.jpg|108|108
1039|Edna Ritchie||C-3|EDNA RITCHIE OF VIPER, KY||Edna is an older sister of the well-known and beloved Jean Ritchie.||2|c3.jpg|c3.jpg|90|144
1040|Bob and Ron Copper||C-19|ENGLISH SHEPHERD AND FARMING SONGS||From the Sussex family whose music has inspired the vigorous singing style ofEngland's folk revival comes this cassette of authentic folk songs sung in thebold glee harmonies that have been traditional in the Copper familyfor several hundred years.||2|c19.jpg|c19.jpg|144|90
1041|Gordon Bok||CD-112|ENSEMBLE||For this recording, Gordon gathered together a group of his talented musicalfriends in Camden, Maine, including the wonderful Quasimodal Chorus,to bring us a highly varied collection of songs and instrumentals ranging fromsome of Gordon's powerful solo work to some truly beautiful choral music underhis direction.||2|cd112.jpg|cd112.jpg|108|108
1042|Double Decker||C-581|EVOLUTION GIRL||Double Decker in another fine program of old-time songs and tunes drawn from a wide variety of early recordings.||2|c581.jpg|c581.jpg|90|144
1043|Geoff Kaufman||C-525|FAIR STOOD THE WIND||Here is a varied collection of songs of the sea, old and new, ranging from the classic ballad ofSir Patrick Spens to a rousing rendition of Leave Her, Johnny,well sung by one of the Mystic Seaport Museum's leading shantymen.||2|c525.jpg|c525.jpg|90|144
1044|The Boarding Party||C-109|FAIR WINDS AND A FOLLOWING SEA||Our second recording of a group we really enjoy.||2|c109.jpg|c109.jpg|90|144
1045|Gordon Bok||C-500|FEBRUARY TAPES,THE Volume I||The February Tapes, Vol I.||2|c500.jpg|c500.jpg|144|90
1046|Grit Laskin||CD-5511|FEW SIMPLE WORDS, A||Grit Laskin is a poet, singer, songmaker, instrumentalist, novelist, andmakes some of the most beautiful guitars produced on this continent.||2|cd557.jpg|cd557.jpg|90|144
1047|Bill Staines||CD-5283|FIRST MILLION MILES, THE||Bill needs no introduction to Folk-Legacy's audience; many of you own the two recordings we produced of his music (still available as cassettes).||2|cd5283.jpg|cd5283.jpg|108|108
1048|Bill Staines||CD-5287|FIRST MILLION MILES, VOLUME II, THE||The First Million Miles series, volumes I and II, is a collection of many of the songs recorded during this time in my life.||2|cd5287.jpg|cd5287.jpg|108|108
1049|The New Golden Ring||CD-41|FIVE DAYS SINGING, Volume I||The first Golden Ring was so much fun, we enlarged the group with even morefriends (25 of 'em), gathered together at Folk-Legacy and sang for five days.||2|cd41.jpg|cd41.jpg|108|108
1050|The New Golden Ring||CD-42|FIVE DAYS SINGING, Volume II||The second volume of the set, establishing clearly the joy that happens whengood friends make music together in a creative, non-competitive environment.||2|cd42.jpg|cd42.jpg|108|108
1051|Hector Lee||C-25|FOLK HUMOR FROM THE MORMON COUNTRY||No, the title is not an oxymoron.||2|c25.jpg|c25.jpg|144|90
1052|Sandy & Jeanie Darlington||C-28|FOLKSONGS AND BALLADS||One of the early entries in our interpreters series.||2||||
1053|Sandy and Caroline Paton||C-30|FOLKSONGS AND BALLADS||It's kind of hard for me to write about this one.||2|c30.jpg|c30.jpg|144|90
1054|A golden Ring Reunion||CD-121|FOR ALL THE GOOD PEOPLE||Mind you, the Golden Ring was never a specific group; it was more a conceptof sharing music with friends.||2|cd121.jpg|cd121.jpg|108|108
1055|Double Decker||C-582|FOR AN OLD TIME CALL...||Double Decker's earlier recording for Marimack Recordings.||2|c582.jpg|c582.jpg|90|144
1056|Stan Rogers||CD-555|FOR THE FAMILY||Stan Rogers remembers his family's music, and on this album he sings their songs with loving respect - notas an exercise in personal nostalgia but as a performance meeting the high standards of his other records.||2|cd555.jpg|cd555.jpg|108|108
1057|Jean Redpath||C-49|FRAE MY AIN COUNTRIE||Perhaps the best-known of the Scottish ballad singers regularly touring in this country,Jean often has been featured on The Prairie Home Companion.||2|c49.jpg|c49.jpg|90|144
1058|Frank Proffitt||C-1|FRANK PROFFITT OF REESE, NORTH CAROLINA||An important recording of a major traditional artist.||2|c1.jpg|c1.jpg|90|144
1059|Ian Robb||CD-545|FROM DIFFERENT ANGELS||A Scotsman, raised in England, who emigrated to Canada some years ago andnow lives in Ottawa, Ian has long been one of our favorite ballad singers.||2|cd545.jpg|cd545.jpg|108|108
1060|David Jones||CD-508|FROM ENGLAND'S SHORE||David Jones is originally from South East London, but, for the past thirty odd years, has been living in various parts of the USA finally settling, with his wife Louise, in Leonia NJ, gateway to the golden west.||2|cd508.jpg|cd508.jpg|108|108
1061|Gordon Bok||CD-5041|GATHERINGS||Gordon Bok with Carol Rohl, The Quasimodal Chorus, The January Men, and the Small World Orchestra.||2|cd5041.jpg|cd5041.jpg|108|108
1062|Ed Tricket||C-64|GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM OF TIME||Ed, who has appeared on more Folk-Legacy recordings thanany other artist, has selected for this recording a group of songs illuminatingthe stages of life from birth, through youth and maturity, into old age and,quite naturally, death.||2|c64.jpg|c64.jpg|90|144
1063|Jerry Rasmussen||C-77|GET DOWN HOME||From Janesville, Wisconsin, originally, Jerry now lives and works in Connecticut, buthis songs celebrate life in the small towns of our upper Midwest.||2|c77.jpg|c77.jpg|90|144
1064|Sara Ogan Gunning||C-26|GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW||It would be difficult to over-estimate the importance of this recording,made for us by Archie Green, who is surely the nation's leading authority on themusic and folklore of the labor movement in America.||2|c26.jpg|c26.jpg|90|144
1065|Heidi Muller||CD-563|GIVING BACK||Heidi Mullers GIVING BACK is her most recent recording, and it's a lovely one.||2|cd563.jpg|cd563.jpg|108|108
1066|Bill Staines||CD-5281|GOING TO THE WEST||Another fine CD by one of the country's favorite singer/songmakers.||2|cd5281.jpg|cd5281.jpg|108|108
1067|A gathering of friends||CD-16|GOLDEN RING||This is the original recording of George and Gerry Armstrong, EdTrickett, Howie Mitchell, Win Stracke, and others, singing together for thepure joy of it, a recording that defined the spirit of the Fox Hollow Festivaland became one of the most popular recordings of the early folk song revival.||2|cd16.jpg|cd16.jpg|108|108
1068|Sharon Mountain Harmony||C-86|GOLDEN RING OF GOSPEL, A||||2|c86.jpg|c86.jpg|90|144
1069|Skip Gorman||CD-539|GREENER PRAIRIE, A||We produced two recordings of Skip's western material:Powder River(with Ron Kane) and Trail to Mexico, plus a third recording of his finefiddling titled New Englander's Choice (all are available as cassettes),but this is his first compact disc.||2|cd539.jpg|cd539.jpg|108|108
1070|Jerry Rasmussen||C-516|HANDFUL OF SONGS||A fine songmaker and an excellent singer, this thoughtful folk artist is a keen observer of lifein middle-America's small towns.||2|c516.jpg|c516.jpg|144|90
1071|Hank Ferguson||C-13|HANK FERGUSON OF LENOIR CITY, TN||Many recordings have been made (by the Lomaxes and others) of the work-songs sung byAfrican-American prisoners on southern prison farms, but very little attentionhas been paid to the music made by prisoners, both white and black, in ournorthern penal institutions.||2|c13.jpg|c13.jpg|90|144
1072|Bok, Muir & Trickett||C-5042|HARBORS OF HOME||This recording, our ninth, coincides with the completion of our first quarter century of work together.||2|cd5042.jpg|cd5042.jpg|108|108
1073|Bill Staines||CD-5285|HAPPY WANDERER, THE||Songs for Kids, Cars, and Campfires Bill has finally given us a recording made especially for youngsters, andit's a fine mix of traditional and original songs that your kids will love asmuch as our grandchildren do.||2|cd5285.jpg|cd5285.jpg|108|108
1074|Hobart Smith||C-17|HOBART SMITH OF SALTVILLE, VA||Hobart was surely one of the most important traditional banjo pickers everrecorded, a player whose music strongly influenced (and inspired) many revivalbanjoists.||2|c17.jpg|c17.jpg|144|90
1075|Ed Miller||C-517|HOME AND AWAY||More of those wonderful Scottish songs from a man who sings them unusually well.||2|c517.jpg|c517.jpg|90|144
1076|Seamus||C-78|HUMOURS OF LISSA DELL||Two brothers from Sligo, Seamus and Manus play fiddle duets as a single voice, untilthey break into their exquisite harmonies.||2|c78.jpg|c78.jpg|90|144
1077|Washington Phillips||CD-800|I AM BORN TO PREACH THE GOSPEL||The complete recorded works,  including 2 previously unissued songs, of a Texas minister whose music we have loved ever since we first heard two of his songs on an old Origin Jazz Library LP set.||2|cd800.jpg|cd800.jpg|108|108
1078|Rosalie Sorrels||C-31|IF I COULD BE THE RAIN||We met Rosalie in Salt Lake City nearly thirty years ago, and one evening oflistening to her sing her own songs and those of Utah Phillips convinced us thathere was a woman we really wanted to record.||2|c31.jpg|c31.jpg|90|144
1079|Peg Clancy Power||C-8|IRISH SONGS AND BALLADS||Another wonderful field recording obtained from Diane Hamilton.||2|c8.jpg|c8.jpg|144|90
1080|Bob Zentz||C-535|IT'S ABOUT TIME||Bob is a multi-instrumentalist, as well as a songmaker, playing some twenty differentfolk instruments.||2|c535.jpg|c535.jpg|144|90
1081|Sandy and Caroline Paton||C-52|I'VE GOT A SONG||Two of the founders of this record label singing a special program for young people.||2|c52.jpg|c52.jpg|144|90
1082|Ray Hicks||C-14|JACK TALES||Four Authentic "Jack Tales".||2|c14.jpg|c14.jpg|90|144
1083|The Balfa Brothers||CD-702|J'ai Vu Le Loup, Le Renard Et La Belette||Another exciting recording of the Balfa Brothers.||2|cd702.jpg|cd702.jpg|108|108
1084|Gordon Bok||C-84|JEREMY BROWN AND JEANNIE TEAL||Jeremy Brown and Jeannie Teal.||2|c84.jpg|c84.jpg|90|144
1085|Barton, Para and Dyer||CD-513|JOHNNY WHISTLETRIGGER Volume I||Civil War Songs from the Western Border, Volume I.||2|cd513.jpg|cd513.jpg|108|108
1086|Joseph Able Trivett||C-2|JOSEPH ABLE TRIVETT OF BUTLER, TN||Abe Trivett was a big, jovial powerhouse of an 82 year old mountain man.||2|c2.jpg|c2.jpg|144|90
1087|Bok, Muir & Trickett||CD-5030|LANGUAGE OF THE HEART||This, the trio's most recent recording, is a Timberhead production, recorded in Maine and available from Folk-Legacy.||2|cd5030.jpg|cd5030.jpg|108|108
1088|Lawrence Older||C-15|LAWRENCE OLDER 0F MIDDLE GROVE, NY||Songs and ballads, plus a few fiddle tunes, traditional in the Adirondack regionwhere Larry Older cut and peeled pine logs for the pulp mills and tanneriesbefore going to work in the locomotive factory where he concluded his workinglife.||2|c15.jpg|c15.jpg|144|90
1089|Rick Fielding||CD-123|LIFELINE||Rick Fielding is Folk-Legacy's exciting recent discovery: a stronglytradition-oriented songmaker from Toronto, Ontario, a superbmulti-instrumentalist, and a darned fine singer.||2|cd123.jpg|cd123.jpg|108|108
1090|Jonathan Eberhart||C-82|LIFE'S TROLLEY RIDE||You'll hear Jonathan's powerful voice singing bass with Helen Schneyer or sharing rare shanties with the Boarding Party on their two cassettes, but you really should hear him onthis recording, too.||2|c82.jpg|c82.jpg|90|144
1091|Captain Kendall Morse||C-57|LIGHTS ALONG THE SHORE||Gordon Bok recorded this album of his long-time song-swapping friend up there in Maine.||2|c57.jpg|c57.jpg|90|144
1092|Rev. Dan Smith||CD-801|LIVE AT FOX HOLLOW||Some of the most memorable moments of the wonderful Fox Hollow Festivals were those when Reverend Dan Smith took the stage with his driving mouth harp and his heart-felt gospel hymns.||2|cd801.jpg|cd801.jpg|108|108
1093|Ed Miller||CD-5172|LIVE AT THE CACTUS CAFÉ||Well, I told you this Scotsman lives in Texas, didn't I? This CD issubtitled Scottish Songs, None Too Serious, and it lets you hear Edlive, warts, wit and all.||2|cd5172.jpg|cd5172.jpg|108|108
1094|Skip Gorman||C-5390|LONESOME PRAIRIE LOVE||A Greener Prairie, shown in our CD catalog) and we are happy to make both of them available.||2|c5390.jpg|c5390.jpg|90|144
1095|Bill Staines||CD-5284|LOOKING FOR THE WIND||One of Bill's new (1995) recordings for Red House Records, this compact disccontains a number of his excellent new songs.||2|cd5284.jpg|cd5284.jpg|108|108
1096|The Balfa Brothers||CD-701|LOUISIANA CAJUN FRENCH MUSIC||The Balfa Brothers recorded these cuts between 1964 and 1967.||2|cd701.jpg|cd701.jpg|108|108
1097|Paddy Tunney||C-7|MAN OF SONGS, THE||Paddy was from Donegal, and has long been considered one of the greatest traditional singers in Ireland, with songs in both English and Irish.||2|c7.jpg|c7.jpg|90|144
1098|Archie Fisher||CD-61|MAN WITH A RHYME, THE||A fine guitarist, a moving singer, and an excellent songmaker, Archie is surely one ofthe most creative artists to come out of the Scottish folksong revival.||2|cd61.jpg|cd61.jpg|108|108
1099|Marie Hare||C-9|MARIE HARE OF NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA||During the 1960s, we attended several of the Miramichi festivals of traditional music in New Brunswick.||2|c9.jpg|c9.jpg|90|144
1100|Heidi Muller||CD-561|MATTERS OF THE HEART||Another lovely compact disc from this fine singer from Seattle.||2|cd561.jpg|cd561.jpg|108|108
1101|Max Hunter||C-11|MAX HUNTER OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI||Singer and collector of the traditional songs and ballads of his native Ozarks, Max was a good friend of the late Vance Randolph and his wife, Mary Celestia Parler, both of whom wereimportant collectors of Ozark folklore and vigorously encouraged his field work.||2|c11.jpg|c11.jpg|90|144
1102|Frank Proffitt||C-36|MEMORIAL ALBUM, A||Not long before Frank died in 1965, we recorded more of his traditional songs, plus a couple that he had written himself.||2|c36.jpg|c36.jpg|144|90
1103|Bob Zentz||C-51|MIRRORS AND CHANGES||Mirrors and Changes.||2|c51.jpg|c51.jpg|144|90
1104|Dan Berggren||C-521|MOUNTAIN AIR||Another fine recording from this minstrel of the Adirondacks, a man who loves his home area and expresses that love without embarrassment or becoming maudlin.||2|c521.jpg|c521.jpg|90|144
1105|Cathy Barton, Dave Para||C-511|MOVIN' ON DOWN THE RIVER||Their first recording, originally on Biscuit City Records, and nowself-produced, has all the musical magic that drew us to their music in thefirst place.||2|c511.jpg|c511.jpg|144|90
1106|David Paton||CD-120|MUSIC FROM THE MOUNTAIN||David Paton, elder son of the founders of Folk-Legacy, has become amaster of the English concertina, as this all instrumental recording makesclear.||2|cd120.jpg|cd120.jpg|108|108
1107|John Roberts, Tony Barrand||CD-5091|NAULAKHA REDUX||Songs of Rudyard KiplingThis is the beginning of a long and delightful project for us.||2|cd5091.jpg|cd5091.jpg|108|108
1108|Gordon Bok and Cindy Kallet||CD-5040|NEIGHBORS||The newest compact disc from Gordon's own Timberhead productions, thislovely recording fulfills a long-held dream of ours, a musical collaborationbetween two extremely creative artists and superb instrumentalists.||2|cd5040.jpg|cd5040.jpg|108|108
1109|Skip Gorman||C-95|NEW ENGLANDER'S CHOICE||Most people know Skip for his western recordings, but his home is in New England andhis fiddle can sing of our rocky shores and Irish immigrants with the sameauthority it offers to the prairies and deserts of the west.||2|c95.jpg|c95.jpg|144|90
1110|Sandy & Caroline Paton||C-100|NEW HARMONY||A dozen really good songs, some traditional, some contemporary, performed by theco-founders of Folk-Legacy, with superb vocal and instrumental backing fromCathy Barton, Dave Para, David and Robin Paton and others.||2|c100.jpg|c100.jpg|144|90
1111|Gordon Bok||CD-1005|NORTH WIND'S CLEARING||A compilation of Gordon's finest songs of the Maine Coast and the sea, and of those who earn their living upon it.||2|cd1005.jpg|cd1005.jpg|108|108
1112|Hedy West||C-32|OLD TIMES AND HARD TIMES||It's hard to know where to include Hedy's recording; she is the daughter of poet Don West of Pipestem, West Virginia, formerly a radical labor organizer in the south.||2|c32.jpg|c32.jpg|90|144
1113|Cathy Barton, Dave Para||C-107|ON A DAY LIKE TODAY||Two wonderful musicians from Boonville, Missouri, in a program reflecting theirlove for their home region and its music, old and new.||2|c107.jpg|c107.jpg|144|90
1114|Bill Staines||CD-5286|ONE MORE RIVER||"One More River" is a gathering of friends, old musician friends and old song friends.||2|cd5286.jpg|cd5286.jpg|108|108
1115|Helen Bonchek Schneyer||C-85|ON THE HALLELUJAH LINE||Over the years, Helen has developed a remarkablerepertoire of traditional folk hymns, drawing upon both Anglo- andAfrican-American sources.||2|c85.jpg|c85.jpg|90|144
1116|Art Thieme||C-527|ON THE RIVER||For the past several years Art has served as minstrel and resident guide on theJulia Belle Swain, an authentic and thoroughly endearing steamboat offering scenic tours of  theUpper Mississippi, a job enhanced by his marvelous warmth, his music, and hisoutrageous humor.||2|c527.jpg|c527.jpg|144|90
1117|Art Thieme||C-105|ON THE WILDERNESS ROAD||Our second recording of Art Thieme offers an excellent and varied program..||2|c105.jpg|c105.jpg|144|90
1118|Cindy Kallet, Ellen Epstein and Michael Cicone||CD-5061|ONLY HUMAN||This trio has become very popular throughout New England in recent years.||2|cd5061.jpg|cd5061.jpg|108|108
1119|Gordon Bok||C-44|PETER KAGAN AND THE WIND||Our second recording ofGordon, this contains many of his powerful original songs of the sea and of thefishermen  among whom he grew up.||2|c44.jpg|c44.jpg|144|90
1120|Joan Sprung||C-73|PICTURES TO MY MIND||Joan's second Folk-Legacy recording offers another fine program of old songs and new, most of which are of Joan's own making.||2|c73.jpg|c73.jpg|90|144
1121|Drew Smith's||C-572|PLAY BY EAR "AUTOHARP" WORKSHOP||If your autoharp is just lying neglected in the closet, it's time to dust it offand let Drew Smith help you get it working again.||2|c572.jpg||90|144
1122|Skip Gorman & Ron Kane||C-76|POWDER RIVER||||2|c76.jpg|c76.jpg|90|144
1123|Barton, Para and Dyer||CD-5130|REBEL IN THE WOODS Volume II||Civil War Songs from the Western Border, Volume II.||2|cd5130.jpg|cd5130.jpg|108|108
1124|Gordon Bok||CD-118|RETURN TO THE LAND||This superb compact disc reflects the full range of Gordon's remarkabletalent.||2|cd118.jpg|cd118.jpg|108|108
1125|Bob Dyer||C-514|RIVER OF THE BIG CANOES||Bob Dyer: River of the Big Canoes.||2|c514.jpg|c514.jpg|90|144
1126|Jerry Rasmussen||C-88|ROOTS AND BRANCHES||A songmaker who is now getting some well-deserved national recognition for his songs "Somos el Barco" (the first recording of which is here) and "Huddie Leadbetter," which has just been recorded by Pete Seeger.||2|c88.jpg|c88.jpg|90|144
1127|Ian Robb||C-106|ROSE AND CROWN||Take one darned fine ballad singer, a bunch of good songs, a group of excellent Canadianinstrumentalists, and stir well.||2|c106.jpg|c106.jpg|90|144
1128|Gordon Bok||CD-504|SCHOONERS||Another Timberhead production.||2|cd504.jpg|cd504.jpg|108|108
1129|Ed Miller||CD-546|SCOTTISH VOICE||Another fine singer of whom we are especially fond, Ed is a Scotsmanwho now lives in Austin, Texas.||2|cd546.jpg|cd546.jpg|108|108
1130|Captain Kendall Morse||C-79|SEAGULLS AND SUMMER PEOPLE||Gales of laughter from a live audience accompany these examples of authenticDowneast humor.||2|c79.jpg|c79.jpg|90|144
1131|Gordon Bok with Ann Mayo Muir||C-48|SEAL DJIRIL'S HYMN||A haunting and mysterious cante-fable (a poetic narrative, interspersed with songs) of the seals  fills the first side of this cassette.||2|c48.jpg|c48.jpg|90|144
1132|Jerry Rasmussen||C-101|SECRET LIFE OF JERRY RASMUSSEN, THE||Jerry makes his home in Connecticut, but his heart is still in Janesville,Wisconsin, where he grew up, the region that has inspired many of his originalsongs.||2|c101.jpg|c101.jpg|90|144
1133|Dan Berggren & Dan Duggan||C-523|SITTIN' IN YOUR KITCHEN||Duggan, with his hammered dulcimer, joins Berggren, with his guitar, in a verysatisfying program.||2|c523.jpg|c523.jpg|90|144
1134|Jan Harmon||CD-574|SO BRAVELY DREAM Volume I||This compact disc was created as a tribute to the late Jan Harmon by herfriends in Camden, Maine, many of whom are in the Quasimodal Chorus.||2|cd574.jpg|cd574.jpg|108|108
1135|99||C-99|SO GOES MY HEART||This is almost a Bok, Muir and Trickett recording, as both Ed and Gordon lend their voices andinstruments in support of Ann's lovely vocals, harp and flute.||2|c99.jpg|c99.jpg|90|144
1136|Helen Bonchek Schneyer||CD-553|SOMBER, SACRED & SILLY||One of the most powerful singers in the folk song world; you've probablyheard Helen on the "Prairie Home Companion".||2|cd553.jpg|cd553.jpg|108|108
1137|Sara Grey||C-38|SONGS AND BALLADS||Songs and Ballads, with Ed Trickett.||2|c38.jpg|c38.jpg|90|144
1138|Howie Mitchell||C-5|SONGS AND BALLADS||This is the fellow who inspired a zillion mountain dulcimer players, theman who first added the extra fret at the six and a half position and increasedthe potential of the instrument by some incredible factor.||2|c5.jpg|c5.jpg|144|90
1139|David Jones||C-564|SONGS OF EXQUISITE TASTE||We hope you've all had a chance to hear this English singer in performance (he lives inNew Jersey now).||2|c564.jpg|c564.jpg|90|144
1140|Betty Smith||C-53|SONGS TRADITIONALLY SUNG IN NORTH CAROLINA||An excellent program by a lovely singer, traditional songs and ballads sung with guitar, dulcimer and psaltery.||2|c53.jpg|c53.jpg|90|144
1141|Bob Dyer||CD-514|SONGTELLER||Bob is one of our favorite songmakers.||2|cd514.jpg|cd514.jpg|108|108
1142|O'Hegarty, Marston, Jones||CD-509|STARBOARD LIST, THE||Wherever there is hard work and hard times there is song.||2|cd509.jpg|cd509.jpg|108|108
1143|Archie Fisher||CD-602|SUNSETS I'VE GALLOPED INTO...||Another superb Scottish singer, guitarist, and quality songmakerwhose work we admire.||2|cd602.jpg|cd602.jpg|108|108
1144|Eugene Rhodes||C-12|TALKIN' ABOUT MY TIME||Another of Bruce Jackson's discoveries, Eugene Rhodes worked as a cook in Indianapolisbefore getting into trouble.||2|c12.jpg|c12.jpg|144|90
1145|Richard Chase||C-6|TELLING THREE "JACK TALES"||"Uncle Dick," as he was known to all of us, was the man who mined the rich "JackTale" lode that flourished in oral tradition on Beech Mountain in NorthCarolina.||2|c6.jpg|c6.jpg|90|144
1146|Art Thieme||C-90|THAT'S THE TICKET||This was the first of our two recordings of a  popular performer fromthe Chicago area (he now lives in Peru -- Illinois, that is.||2|c90.jpg|c90.jpg|90|144
1147|Gordon Bok||BK-1|TIME AND THE FLYING SNOW||A collection of 44 of your favorite Bok songs, mostly original, complete with melody linesand guitar chords.||2|bk1.jpg||108|144
1148|Jerry Epstein||CD-607|TIME HAS MADE A CHANGE IN ME||Jerry is a singing scholar (he was music editor of the Frank and Ann Warnercollection of songs), president of the New York Folk Music Society, and is notedfor his workshops on traditional singing styles.||2|cd607.jpg|cd607.jpg|108|108
1149|The Boarding Party||C-97|'TIS OUR SAILING TIME||A great program of shanties performed by the powerful group from Washington, DC,with all the gusto the songs deserve.||2|c97.jpg|c97.jpg|90|144
1150|Bill Staines||CD-5282|TRACKS AND TRAILS||Another fine selection of songs by this itinerant songmaker whose songs havewithin them that universal sense that can reach into the hearts of us all.||2|cd5282.jpg|cd5282.jpg|108|108
1151|Sara Cleveland||C-33|TRAD. SONGS AND BALLADS OF THE UPPER HUDSON||Sara's family came over from Ireland, stopping inScotland for a few years before completing their journey.||2|c33.jpg|c33.jpg|90|144
1152|Skip Gorman||C-103|TRAIL TO MEXICO||||2|c103.jpg|c103.jpg|144|90
1153|Bob Dyer||C-515|TREASURE IN THE RIVER||Bob Dyer: Treasure in the River.||2|c515.jpg|c515.jpg|90|144
1154|Geoff Kaufman||CD-526|TREE OF LIFE||Subtitled "Songs of Celebration and Concern for Life On Earth",this is a live concert recording by a fine singer who has been one of theleading shantymen at the Mystic Seaport Museum for a number of years.||2|cd526.jpg|cd526.jpg|108|108
1155|Susan Trump||CD-603|TREE OF LIFE||Susan's second CD, this one made with the backing of Ralph Gordon,John Kirk, Chris Norman , and Ed Trickett.||2|cd603.jpg|cd603.jpg|108|108
1156|Gordon Bok||C-40|TUNE FOR NOVEMBER, A||Our first recording of one of the nation's most respected singer/guitarists contains both original and traditional songs.||2|c40.jpg|c40.jpg|90|144
1157|Bok, Muir & Trickett||C-56|TURNING TOWARD THE MORNING||This is probably the mostpopular recording in the entire Folk-Legacy catalog.||2|c56.jpg|c56.jpg|90|144
1158|A Christmas||CD-114|'TWAS ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS||Take the Golden Ring concept, add a splendid collection of unusualChristmas songs and tunes, bring in Cathy Barton and Dave Para, Sandy, Carolineand David Paton, Ed Trickett's guitar and harmonies, Skip Gorman's fiddle, andGordon Bok to offer a Quaker Benediction, and you have a Folk-Legacy Christmasrecording.||2|cd114.jpg|cd114.jpg|108|108
1159|Jeff Warner & Jeff Davis||CD-573|TWO LITTLE BOYS||A Parent's Choice "Honors" recording by two highly skilled practitioners of the folksinger's art.||2|cd573.jpg|cd573.jpg|108|108
1160|Martyn Wyndham||CD-5290|UNDISCOVERED AUSTRALIA I||Martyn Wyndham-Read has been one of our favorite singers for a long while.||2|cd5290.jpg|cd5290.jpg|108|108
1161|Gerry Hallom||CD-5291|UNDISCOVERED AUSTRALIA II||We first heard Gerry Hallom at one of the Old Dominion Folk Festivals put on by Bob Zentz down in Norfolk, Virginia.||2|cd5291.jpg|cd5291.jpg|108|108
1162|Jim Ringer||C-47|WAITIN' FOR THE HARD TIMES TO GO||Jim came to sing at our place in Sharon some years back, along with a  bunch of Californians called the Portable Folk Festival.||2|c47.jpg|c47.jpg|90|144
1163|Susan Trump||CD-604|WHAT THE HILL PEOPLE SAY||Susan is a fine singer and an excellent instrumentalist (she isoften found teaching mountain dulcimer classes at folkmusic festivals andgatherings).||2|cd604.jpg|cd604.jpg|108|108
1164|Sandy and Caroline Paton||C-1002|WHEN THE SPIRIT SAYS SING||A collection of dandy sing-alongs for kids, this comes with a handsome sing-along/read-along coloring book illustrating the songs.||2|c1002.jpg|c1002.jpg|144|90
1165|David Jones||CD-507|WIDDECOMBE FAIR||Very properly subtitled "Traditional Songs for All Ages," David (a splendid English singer) and Bill (a great American instrumentalist) present a program of ballads and songs sure to delight young and old.||2|cd507.jpg|cd507.jpg|108|108
1166|Ray Fisher||C-91|WILLY'S LADY||Okay, it's surely a family thing.||2|c91.jpg|c91.jpg|144|90
1167|Joe Hickerson||C-39|WITH A GATHERING OF FRIENDS||||2|c39.jpg|c39.jpg|90|144
1168|Cindy Kallet||CD-83|WORKING ON WINGS TO FLY||The newest compact disc from Cindy Kallet.||2|cd83.jpg|cd83.jpg|108|108
1169|Larry Kaplan||CD-122|WORTH ALL THE TELLING||Another fine songmaker with a strong sense of tradition in his work,many of Larry's songs have been recorded by other singers (Gordon Bok, CindyKallet, etc).||2|cd122.jpg|cd122.jpg|108|108
1170|Norman Kennedy||C-34|BALLADS AND SONGS OF SCOTLAND||Norman first came to this country from his native Aberdeenshire to sing at one of the early Newport festivals.||2|c34.jpg|c34.jpg|90|144
1171|Cilla Fisher & Artie Trezise||C-69|FOR FOUL DAY AND FAIR||Cilla is the younger sister of two other Scottish singers we have recorded:Archie and Ray.||2|c69.jpg|c69.jpg|144|90
1172|Various||CD-605|MASTERS OF THE MOUNTAIN DULCIMER||Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Selections - Volume One.||2|cd605.jpg|cd605.jpg|108|108
1173|Brave Boys||CD-601|NEW ENGLAND TRADITIONS IN FOLK MUSIC||NEW ENGLAND TRADITIONS IN FOLK MUSIC came about when I was asked to assemble a representative sampling of field-recorded material from the northeast for New World Records.||2|cd601.jpg|cd601.jpg|108|108
1174|Harry Cox||C-20|TRADITIONAL ENGLISH LOVE SONGS||Abe Trivett was a big, jovial powerhouse of an 82 year old mountain man.||2|c2.jpg|c2.jpg|144|90
1175|Bill Staines||C-66|JUST PLAY ONE MORE TUNE||||2|c66.jpg|c66.jpg|90|144
1176|Ed Trickett||C-92|PEOPLE LIKE YOU||With the help of Cathy Barton, Dave Para and Bob Coltman, Ed gives us a richly varied program of traditional and contemporary songs.||2|c92.jpg|c92.jpg|90|144
1177|Bill Staines||C-5289|REDBIRD'S WING||||2|c5289.jpg|c5289.jpg|90|144
1178|Ed Trickett||C-46|TELLING TAKES ME HOME, THE||Ed has appeared on more Folk-Legacy recordings than any other individual artist,backing first one singer and then another with his excellent harmonies and hisfine guitar.||2|c46.jpg|c46.jpg|90|144
1179|Bill Staines||C70|WHISTLE OF THE JAY, THE||||2|c70.jpg|c70.jpg|144|90