Bawdy Songs (#2)

Creator

Various Artists

Identifier

kg_reel_39_01

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Description

The Ball of Kerrymuir / Cisco Houston; The Sexual Life of a Camel / Cisco Houston; The Lehigh Valley / Cisco Houston; The Old She Crab / R. Dyer-Bennett; The Tailor's Boy / R. Dyer Bennett; O Fereeda / Pete Seeger; The Ball of Bellymure / Peter Seeger; Josh Wants his Baby Home / Josh White; The Maid Gaed to the Mill / Ewan MacColl; She was a Rum One / Ewan MacColl; Jock Hawk's Adventure's in Glasgow / Ewan MacColl; The Maltman / Ewan MacColl; We're Gayly Yet / Ewan MacColl; The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lass's Pladie Away / Ewan MacColl; Blow the Candles Out / Ewan MacColl; A Modern Ballad of a Cuckold / Ed McCurdy; A Little Son / Ed McCurdy; When I Put the Blocks to Nellie / Ed McCurdy; The Sea Crab / Hiram Cranmer; Boring for Oil / Hiram Cramner; Bang Away at Lulu / Hiram Cramner

Subject Headings (Library of Congress)

Goldstein, Kenneth S., 1927-1995; Folk music; Ballads; Bawdy songs

Relational Format

audio recording

Original Collection

Kenneth S. Goldstein Audio Recordings Collection. Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi Libraries.

Comments

Recorded on Apex Equipment; 324A

Rights

This media file is owned by the copyright holder and may not be reproduced, re-posted, captured or saved. Due to copyright concerns, the recordings in this collection can only be accessed by arrangement with the Department of Archives and Special Collections.

Original Collection

Kenneth S. Goldstein Audio Recordings Collection. Archives and Special Collections. University of Mississippi Libraries.