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The Resource The Burl Ives song book : American song in historical perspective, song versions by Burl Ives ; text by Burl Ives ; arranged for the piano by Albert Hague ; illustrations by Lamarine Le Goullon and Robert J. Lee

The Burl Ives song book : American song in historical perspective, song versions by Burl Ives ; text by Burl Ives ; arranged for the piano by Albert Hague ; illustrations by Lamarine Le Goullon and Robert J. Lee

Work
Publication
Extent
1 score (275 pages)
Note
Includes chord symbols
Contents
  • Mr. Froggie went a-courting
  • The Erie Canal
  • The praties they grow small
  • Patrick on the railroad
  • Sweet Betsy from Pike
  • The ox-driving song
  • Joe Bowers
  • What was your name in the States?
  • The Sioux Indians
  • The hand-cart song
  • Old Rosin the beau
  • The tailor and the mouse
  • Ben Bolt
  • The little old sod shanty
  • I've got no use for women
  • When I was single
  • Poor boy
  • The Utah iron horse
  • The cowboy's lament
  • The fox
  • The escape of old John Webb
  • The hart he love the high wood
  • Oh, Absalom, my son
  • Let Simon's beard alone
  • Greensleeves
  • The riddle song
  • The devil's nine questions
  • Tobacco's but an Indian weed
  • Paper of pins
  • The golden vanity
  • Captain Kidd
  • Henry Martin
  • Edward
  • Barbara Allen
  • Brennan on the moor
  • Lord Thomas and fair Elinore
  • Lord Randall
  • The foggy, foggy dew
  • Little Mohee
  • Pretty Polly
  • Robin
  • Why soldiers why?
  • On springfield mountain
  • The bold soldier
  • Yankee Doodle
  • What a court hath old England
  • Heart of oak
  • The ballad of the tea party
  • The Boston tea tax
  • Psalm III
  • Free America
  • Chester
  • The rifleman's song at Bennington
  • The Battle of Saratoga
  • The Yankee Man-of-War
  • Johnny has gone for a soldier
  • How happy the soldier
  • Sir Peter Parker
  • Cornwallis country dance
  • The world turned upside down
  • Confess Jehovah
  • My days have been so wondrous free
  • The maid of Amsterdam
  • High barbaree
  • The pirate song
  • The Constitution and the Guerriere
  • The Hornet and the Peacock
  • Ye parliaments of England
  • The patriotic diggers
  • Miss Bailey's ghost
  • Blow the man down
  • Old hundred
  • Away, Rio
  • Shenandoah
  • The drunken sailor
  • Hullabaloo belay
  • Haul away Joe
  • Sacramento
  • Rolling home
  • Blow ye winds
  • The whale
  • Song of the fishes
  • The seven joys of Mary
  • The Dreadnought
  • The crocodile song
  • The wayfaring stranger
  • Nearer my God to thee
  • Wondrous love
  • The turtle dove
  • Billy boy
  • The divil and the farmer
  • Aunt Rhody
  • The wee copper o'Fife
  • The Indian Christmas carol
  • A Bonnie, wee lassie
  • Old blue
  • Sourwood mountain
  • Down in the valley
  • Lolly too dum
  • I'm sad and I'm lonely
  • Careless love
  • Skip to my Lou
  • Turkey in the straw
  • Grandfather's clock
  • Mother goose nursery rhymes
  • Old Dan Tucker
  • Kemo-Kimo
  • The blue-tail fly
  • Buffalo gals
  • The Abolitionist hymn
  • Nicodemus
  • The young man who wouldn't hoe corn
  • The sow took the measles
  • The grey goose
  • Peter gray
Instance
Label
The Burl Ives song book : American song in historical perspective
Title
The Burl Ives song book
Title remainder
American song in historical perspective
Statement of responsibility
song versions by Burl Ives ; text by Burl Ives ; arranged for the piano by Albert Hague ; illustrations by Lamarine Le Goullon and Robert J. Lee
Contributor
Arranger
Subject
Language
eng
Accompanying matter
  • discography
  • other
Cataloging source
DLC
Form of composition
folk music
Format of music
full score
Literary text for sound recordings
not applicable
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1909-1995
  • 1920-2001
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Ives, Burl
  • Hague, Albert
Series statement
Originals
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Folk songs, English
  • Ballads, English
  • Folk music
  • Ballads, English
  • Folk music
  • Folk songs, English
  • United States
Label
The Burl Ives song book : American song in historical perspective, song versions by Burl Ives ; text by Burl Ives ; arranged for the piano by Albert Hague ; illustrations by Lamarine Le Goullon and Robert J. Lee
Instantiates
Publication
Note
Includes chord symbols
Bibliography note
Includes discography (pages 270-274)-and indexes
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
notated music
Content type code
  • ntm
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Mr. Froggie went a-courting
  • The Erie Canal
  • The praties they grow small
  • Patrick on the railroad
  • Sweet Betsy from Pike
  • The ox-driving song
  • Joe Bowers
  • What was your name in the States?
  • The Sioux Indians
  • The hand-cart song
  • Old Rosin the beau
  • The tailor and the mouse
  • Ben Bolt
  • The little old sod shanty
  • I've got no use for women
  • When I was single
  • Poor boy
  • The Utah iron horse
  • The cowboy's lament
  • The fox
  • The escape of old John Webb
  • The hart he love the high wood
  • Oh, Absalom, my son
  • Let Simon's beard alone
  • Greensleeves
  • The riddle song
  • The devil's nine questions
  • Tobacco's but an Indian weed
  • Paper of pins
  • The golden vanity
  • Captain Kidd
  • Henry Martin
  • Edward
  • Barbara Allen
  • Brennan on the moor
  • Lord Thomas and fair Elinore
  • Lord Randall
  • The foggy, foggy dew
  • Little Mohee
  • Pretty Polly
  • Robin
  • Why soldiers why?
  • On springfield mountain
  • The bold soldier
  • Yankee Doodle
  • What a court hath old England
  • Heart of oak
  • The ballad of the tea party
  • The Boston tea tax
  • Psalm III
  • Free America
  • Chester
  • The rifleman's song at Bennington
  • The Battle of Saratoga
  • The Yankee Man-of-War
  • Johnny has gone for a soldier
  • How happy the soldier
  • Sir Peter Parker
  • Cornwallis country dance
  • The world turned upside down
  • Confess Jehovah
  • My days have been so wondrous free
  • The maid of Amsterdam
  • High barbaree
  • The pirate song
  • The Constitution and the Guerriere
  • The Hornet and the Peacock
  • Ye parliaments of England
  • The patriotic diggers
  • Miss Bailey's ghost
  • Blow the man down
  • Old hundred
  • Away, Rio
  • Shenandoah
  • The drunken sailor
  • Hullabaloo belay
  • Haul away Joe
  • Sacramento
  • Rolling home
  • Blow ye winds
  • The whale
  • Song of the fishes
  • The seven joys of Mary
  • The Dreadnought
  • The crocodile song
  • The wayfaring stranger
  • Nearer my God to thee
  • Wondrous love
  • The turtle dove
  • Billy boy
  • The divil and the farmer
  • Aunt Rhody
  • The wee copper o'Fife
  • The Indian Christmas carol
  • A Bonnie, wee lassie
  • Old blue
  • Sourwood mountain
  • Down in the valley
  • Lolly too dum
  • I'm sad and I'm lonely
  • Careless love
  • Skip to my Lou
  • Turkey in the straw
  • Grandfather's clock
  • Mother goose nursery rhymes
  • Old Dan Tucker
  • Kemo-Kimo
  • The blue-tail fly
  • Buffalo gals
  • The Abolitionist hymn
  • Nicodemus
  • The young man who wouldn't hoe corn
  • The sow took the measles
  • The grey goose
  • Peter gray
Control code
ocm52070893
Dimensions
19 cm.
Extent
1 score (275 pages)
Lccn
2003550726
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
Publisher number
48
Label
The Burl Ives song book : American song in historical perspective, song versions by Burl Ives ; text by Burl Ives ; arranged for the piano by Albert Hague ; illustrations by Lamarine Le Goullon and Robert J. Lee
Publication
Note
Includes chord symbols
Bibliography note
Includes discography (pages 270-274)-and indexes
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
notated music
Content type code
  • ntm
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Mr. Froggie went a-courting
  • The Erie Canal
  • The praties they grow small
  • Patrick on the railroad
  • Sweet Betsy from Pike
  • The ox-driving song
  • Joe Bowers
  • What was your name in the States?
  • The Sioux Indians
  • The hand-cart song
  • Old Rosin the beau
  • The tailor and the mouse
  • Ben Bolt
  • The little old sod shanty
  • I've got no use for women
  • When I was single
  • Poor boy
  • The Utah iron horse
  • The cowboy's lament
  • The fox
  • The escape of old John Webb
  • The hart he love the high wood
  • Oh, Absalom, my son
  • Let Simon's beard alone
  • Greensleeves
  • The riddle song
  • The devil's nine questions
  • Tobacco's but an Indian weed
  • Paper of pins
  • The golden vanity
  • Captain Kidd
  • Henry Martin
  • Edward
  • Barbara Allen
  • Brennan on the moor
  • Lord Thomas and fair Elinore
  • Lord Randall
  • The foggy, foggy dew
  • Little Mohee
  • Pretty Polly
  • Robin
  • Why soldiers why?
  • On springfield mountain
  • The bold soldier
  • Yankee Doodle
  • What a court hath old England
  • Heart of oak
  • The ballad of the tea party
  • The Boston tea tax
  • Psalm III
  • Free America
  • Chester
  • The rifleman's song at Bennington
  • The Battle of Saratoga
  • The Yankee Man-of-War
  • Johnny has gone for a soldier
  • How happy the soldier
  • Sir Peter Parker
  • Cornwallis country dance
  • The world turned upside down
  • Confess Jehovah
  • My days have been so wondrous free
  • The maid of Amsterdam
  • High barbaree
  • The pirate song
  • The Constitution and the Guerriere
  • The Hornet and the Peacock
  • Ye parliaments of England
  • The patriotic diggers
  • Miss Bailey's ghost
  • Blow the man down
  • Old hundred
  • Away, Rio
  • Shenandoah
  • The drunken sailor
  • Hullabaloo belay
  • Haul away Joe
  • Sacramento
  • Rolling home
  • Blow ye winds
  • The whale
  • Song of the fishes
  • The seven joys of Mary
  • The Dreadnought
  • The crocodile song
  • The wayfaring stranger
  • Nearer my God to thee
  • Wondrous love
  • The turtle dove
  • Billy boy
  • The divil and the farmer
  • Aunt Rhody
  • The wee copper o'Fife
  • The Indian Christmas carol
  • A Bonnie, wee lassie
  • Old blue
  • Sourwood mountain
  • Down in the valley
  • Lolly too dum
  • I'm sad and I'm lonely
  • Careless love
  • Skip to my Lou
  • Turkey in the straw
  • Grandfather's clock
  • Mother goose nursery rhymes
  • Old Dan Tucker
  • Kemo-Kimo
  • The blue-tail fly
  • Buffalo gals
  • The Abolitionist hymn
  • Nicodemus
  • The young man who wouldn't hoe corn
  • The sow took the measles
  • The grey goose
  • Peter gray
Control code
ocm52070893
Dimensions
19 cm.
Extent
1 score (275 pages)
Lccn
2003550726
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
Publisher number
48

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