Reprints from Sing out

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Label

Reprints from Sing out

Instantiates

• Reprints from Sing out

Publication

• New York, N.Y., U.S.A., Oak Publications, 1959-

Note

• Cover title
• Editor: 1959- I. Silber

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

• Two maidens went milking one day
• Buffalo boy
• The darby ram
• Round the Bay of Mexico
• Michael, row the boat ashore
• Pay me my money down
• The rebel girl
• by Joe Hill
• The klan
• words and music by Alan Grey
• v. 1.
• My old man
• by Jean Boudin and Paul Kent
• La firolera
• Greenland fisheries
• The foggy dew
• adapted by George Edwards
• Easter rebellion song
• Domestic workers' song
• Been in the pen so long
• All night long
• This land is my land
• The wraggle-taggle gypsies
• Gypsy Davey
• Mrs. McGrath
• The demi said to me
• The housewife's lament
• Peg and awl
• Love alone
• Mule Skinner blues
• Ah! si mon moine voulait danser
• Doctor Freud
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• words and music by David Lazar
• Number twelve train
• Black and white
• words Alan Roberts, music Earl Robinson
• Billy Barlow
• The MTA song
• words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
• Portland town
• words and music by Daryl Adams
• Ludlow massacre
• Farther along
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• I don't want to get adjusted
• Never touch water
• words and music by Robert Schmertz
• Hullabaloo belay
• by S. Taylor Harris
• Blow the candles out
• Pittsburgh
• words by Woody Guthrie and the Almanac Singers
• I've got to know
• words and music adapted from W.P. Jay
• words and music by Woodie Guthrie
• The great dust storm
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Home in that rock
• Break bread together
• Poisoning the students' minds
• Roll on the ground
• Hold the line
• words by Lee Hays, music by the Weavers
• Tomorrow is a highway
• Kisses sweeter than wine
• words Lee Hays, music Peter Seeger
• Mister Block
• words Joe Hill
• Pay day at Coal Creek
• Rise up, shepherd and follow
• Mi y'malel
• Mighty day
• In Tarrytown
• words and music by John Allison
• The old woman who swallowed a fly
• words and music adapted by Lee Hays [and others]
• words and music by Alan Mills
• Banks of the Ohio
• Blood red roses
• Ballad of Sam Hall
• Hymn for nations
• words by Josephine Bacon, music by Ludwig von Beethoven
• I walk the road again
• Putting on the style
• Twelve gates to the city
• Sinner man
• The MTA song
• words and music by Jacqueline Steiner and Bess Hawes
• Step by step
• I'm a stranger here
• Whistle, daughter, whistle
• Si me quieres escribir
• Hans Beimler
• words Ernst Busch
• v. 2.
• I had a rooster
• Bury me beneath the willow
• Every night when the sun goes in
• The Titanic
• I never will marry
• new words and new music arranged by Mrs. Texas Gladden
• Cryderville jail
• Pick a bale of cotton
• He lies in the American land
• orig. words and music by Andrew Kovaly
• Pastures of plenty
• Oleanna
• I ain't got no home in this world anymore
• by Woody Guthrie
• I can't feel at home in this world anymore
• Delia's gone
• Ragupati ragava rajah Ram
• New York town
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Green corn
• Oh, had I a golden thread
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Too old to work
• words and music by Joe Glazer
• Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?
• Come and go with me to that land
• House of the rising sun
• When I first came to this land
• When first unto this country
• Let my little light shine
• Mary, what you gonna name that pretty little baby?
• Mighty day
• Buffalo skinners
• There is power
• words Joe Hill
• In Tarrytown
• words and music by John Allison
• 800 miles
• Poor Lazarus
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Hudson River steamboat
• Oyfin Pripetshok
• words and music by Mark Warshawsky
• The lass from the low country
• State of Arkansas
• Go down you murderers
• words and music by Ewan MacColl
• Wo Riley
• by John Davis, adapted and arranged with new music by Alan Lomax
• Guardian beauty contest
• Money is king
• words and music by "The Tiger"
• The squid-jigging ground
• Alabama bound
• Darlin' Corey
• Little Phoebe
• Let me fly
• The Blantyre explosion
• Streets of glory
• The soldier's prayer
• Little Maggie
• The gallows pole
• Liebster Meiner
• words Abarbenel, music Ben Yomen
• All my trials
• The work of the weavers
• by Woody Guthrie
• The old cow died
• Four nights drunk
• The intoxicated rat
• Darlin'
• Jarama Valley
• A la claire fontaine
• East Virginia
• Duermete, niño lindo
• Biggest thing man has ever done
• v. 3.
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Hans Beimler
• words Ernst Busch
• Die gute Kamerad
• Old Aunt Kate
• The 1913 massacre
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Rock Island line
• The water is wide
• Things about comin' my way
• Wildwood flower
• Alberta, let your hair hang low
• This train
• Blow ye winds in the morning
• Little Moses
• River of my people
• words by Pete Seeger
• Walk on Alabama
• words and music by Bill McAdoo
• Roll down the line
• Song for peace
• The bells of Rhymney
• words by Aaron Kramer, music by Ralph Ditchik
• The patriot game
• words by and music adapted from traditional airs by Dominic Behan
• Run come see
• The Johnson boys
• Grizzly bear
• She moved through the fair
• words by Padraic Collum, music by Herbert Hughes
• It's almost done
• Battle of New Orleans
• words by Idris Davies, music by Pete Seeger
• words and music by Jimmy Driftwood
• Unemployment compensation blues
• words and music by Les Pine, adapted by Jerry Silverman
• Ha-ha this-a-way
• Talking un-American blues
• by Betty Sanders and Irwin Silber
• Red apple juice
• Come all ye fair and tender ladies
• Bring me a little water, Sylvie
• High Germany
• Done laid around
• El dia de tu santo =
• Your saint's day
• The blackfly song
• words and music by Wade Hemsworth
• Four pence a day
• Go tell it on the mountains
• St. James hospital
• Vigndig a fremd kind
• Wagoner's lad
• Mary had a baby
• Roll on, Columbia
• The Springhill disaster
• words and music by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger
• She's like the swallow
• Cumberland Mountain bear chase
• Ilkley moor baht 'at
• Tom Dooley
• Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again
• The vicar of Bray
• Five times five
• The Calton weaver
• v. 4.
• The ranger's command
• words and music adapted by Woody Guthrie
• Rio Grande
• High Barbaree
• The foolish frog
• by Pete Seeger
• Akhtsik er un zibetsik zee
• Captain Kidd
• Blood on the saddle
• Little birdie
• Where have all the flowers gone?
• Just the facts, ma'am
• Old Hannah
• 900 miles
• The Jack Ash society
• The crow on the cradle
• words and music by Sidney Carter
• Commissioner's report
• Coplas
• Le cycle du vin
• The cuckoo
• words and music by Pete Seeger
• The little house
• words Josef Berger, music Nick Klonaris
• Banuwa
• El coqui
• Roddy M'Corley
• Poor Lazarus
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• The Erie Canal
• The D-Day Dodgers
• Three little piggies
• Jesse James
• Shtil di Nacht
• words and music by Hirsh Glik
• Va kuznitsi
• Old King Cole
• Dust pneumonia blues
• words and music by Woody Guthrie
• Song of my hands
• words and music by Bernie Ashbel
• Fair Ellender
• Walk in Jerusalem just like John
• Deep blue sea
• Old Joe Clark
• Crawdad
• Devilish Mary
• Dance to your daddy
• Song of the deportees / words Woody Guthrie, music Marty Hoffman

Control code

ocm00916399

Dimensions

22 cm

Extent

1 score (volumes)

Lccn

64002827

Media category

unmediated

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• n

Other physical details

illustrations

Record ID

u349453