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Most of the following are from the usual sources. Records mostly, or from other folks. The last two were excerpted from a Folk Music Lecture I gave at Columbia University in 1958. |
| 1. | Sail Away Ladies | Uncle Dave Macon |
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| 2. | Henry Martyn | Burl Ives |
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| 3. | Willy Moore | Burnett and Rutherford |
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Flop-Eared
Mule/Cripple Creek/Old Joe Clark
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Washington Square |
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| 5. | Dark as a Dungeon | Merle Travis |
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| 6. | Bonnie Bay of Biscay | Frank Warner |
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| 7. | John Henry | Many sources |
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| 8. | A Trip on the Erie | Frank Warner |
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| 9. | Old Lord by the Northern Sea | Can't recall where I learned it. |
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| 10. | Go Tell Aunt Nancy | America's Favorite Ballads Almanacs |
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| 11. | Cindy | Pete Seeger Folksay album Asch Records |
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| 12. | Union Maid | Almanacs |
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| 13. | Ladies Auxiliary | Woody Guthrie |
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| 14. | Payday at Coal Creek | Pete Steele via Library of Congress |
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| 15. | Danville Girl | Can't recall from
which old record I learned this.
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