Alan Lomax-Folk Music-Library of Congress 5-Disc Set-Field Recordings 1942
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Terrific, musically and historically, is this 5-disc set (10 sides)

of 78rpm Field Recording discs entitled "Folk Music Of

The United States" Anglo-American Ballads, edited by

Alan Lomax.


All 5 records are in excellent-plus (E+) condition, as

is the album itself.


1. The House Carpenter sung by Mrs. Texas Gladden,

recorded in Salem Va. by Alan & Elizabeth Lomax in 1941/The

Farmer's Curst Wife sung by Horton Barker, recorded in Chilhowie

Va.  by Herbert Halpert in 1939


2. The Gypsy Davy sung by Woodie Guthrie, recorded in Washington DC

by Alan Lomax in 1940/Barbara Allen sung by

Rebecca Tarwater, recorded in Washington DC by

Charles Seeger in 1936


3. Pretty Polly sung by E.C. Ball w/guitar , 

recorded in Rugby Va. by Allan & Elizabeth Lomax in 1941/The Rich Old

Farmer sung by Mrs. Pearl Borusky, recorded in Antigo Wis. by

Charles Draves in 1941 (great!)


4. The Devil's Nine Questions & Old Kimball, sung by

Mrs. Texas Gladden, recorded in Salem Va. by Alan &

Elizabeth Lomax in 1941/One Morning In May sung by Mrs. Texas

Gladden, recorded in Salem Va. by Alan & Elizabeth

Lomax in 1941


5. The Little Brown Bulls sung by Emery DeNoyer, recorded in Rhinelander

Wis. by Charles Draves in 1941/TheSioux Indians sung by Alex Moore,

recorded in Austin Texas by John A. & Bess Lomax in 1940


 




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