All American folk : complete sheet music editions
Publication Information
Ojai, CA : Creative Concepts Publishing Corp., exclusive distributor, c1994-
Physical Description
1 score (2 v.) : ports. ; 31 cm.
Notes
This edition of v. 1 contains "Arkansas traveler" (p. 2 0-21). An earlier edition without volume number contains instead "Annabel Lee" (p. 20-22)
"Piano, vocal, guitar."
Contents
- v.1: All my trials (p.12)
- Amazing grace (p.14)
- American triology (p.16)
- Arkansas traveler (p.20)
- Aura Lee (p.22)
- Bad girl (p.23)
- Banks of the Ohio (p.24)
- Barbara Ellen (p.26)
- Battle hymn of the Republic (p.28)
- Beautiful brown eyes (p.30)
- Big Rock Candy mountain (p.32)
- Billy boy (p.34)
- Black is the color of my true love's hair (p.36)
- Blue tail fly (p.38)
- Careless love (p.35)
- Carry me back to old Virginny (p.40)
- Chilly winds (p.43)
- Cindy (p.44)
- Copper kettle (p.46)
- Corrina, Corrina (p.47)
- Cripple creek (p.48)
- Cruel war (p.50)
- Darlin' Corey (p.52)
- Delia's gone (One more round) (p.54)
- Down in the valley (p.56)
- Erie canal (p.58)
- Follow the drinking gourd (p.60)
- Frankie and Johnny (p.62)
- Give me that old time religion (p.64)
- Goober peas (p.65)
- Go tell it on the mountain (p.66).
- (cont.) House of the rising sun (p.68)
- I'm a man of constant sorrow (p.72)
- I never will marry (p.74)
- It's hard, ain't it hard (p.71)
- I wish I was single again (p.76)
- Jesse James (p.78)
- John Hardy (p.80)
- John Henry (p.82)
- John Riley (p.84)
- Just a closer walk with Thee (p.86)
- Kum ba yah (p.88)
- L bamba (p.90)
- Malaguena Salerosa (p.92)
- Mama don't 'low (p.94)
- Matilda (p.77)
- Michael (p.96)
- Midnight special (p.98)
- Mockingbird (p.105)
- Mountain dew (p.100)
- Mule skinner blues (p.102)
- Nine pound hammer (p.106)
- Nobody knows the trouble I've seen (p.108)
- Old Blue (p.110)
- Old Joe Clark (p.112)
- Old Paint (p.114)
- Railroad Bill (p.116)
- Rock-a my soul (p.118)
- Rock Island line (p.120)
- Salty dog (p.125)
- Scarborough fair (p.122)
- See See rider (p.126)
- Shady grove (p.130).
- (cont.) Shenandoah (p.132)
- Silkie (p.134)
- Silver dagger (p.136)
- Single girl (p.129)
- Sixteen tons (p.138)
- Sloop John B (p.140)
- Stewball (p.142)
- St. James Infirmary (p.144)
- Streets of Laredo (p.146)
- Ten thousand miles (p.148)
- This little light of mine (p.150)
- This train (p.160)
- Wabash Cannonball (p.152)
- Wayfarin' stranger (p.154)
- Wildwood flower (p.156)
- Worried man (p.157)
- Whitling gypsy dover (p.158).
- (cont.) v.2: Abilene (p.11)
- American folk trilogy (p.4)
- Battle of New Orleans (p.8)
- Bay of Mexico (p.12)
- Blow away the morning dew (p.14)
- Boll weevil (p.16)
- Brown eyed girl (p.18)
- Burning bridges (p.22)
- Casey Jones (p.24)
- Cat came back (p.26)
- Colorado trail (p.21)
- Coplas (p.28)
- Dry bones (p.38)
- Everybody's talkin' (p.44)
- Freight train (p.46)
- Gee, but I want to go home (p.48)
- Go away from my window (p.49)
- Good news (p.50)
- Green, green (p.52)
- Hail, hail the gang's all here (p.55)
- Here comes the sun (p.35)
- Hey Lolly, Lolly (p.65)
- Hey Joe (p.56)
- House of the Rising Sun (p.58)
- I am a pilgrim (p.60)
- I can see clearly now (p.62)
- I'd like to be in Texas (p.66)
- I'd like teach the world to sing (p.75)
- I'd really love to see you tonight (p.68)
- Jamaica farewell (p.78)
- La Bamba (p.80)
- La Cucaracha (p.82)
- Li'l Liza Jane (p.87)
- Lily of the west (p.88).
- (cont.) Mary Ann (p.92)
- Michael (p.94)
- Midnight special (p.96)
- My sweet Lord (p.72)
- Oh, Mary don't you weep (p.88)
- Oh, them golden slippers (p.84)
- Old mountain dew (p.108)
- On and on (p.110)
- Other side of this life (p.114)
- Plastic Jesus (p.116)
- Rock about my Saro Jane (p.105)
- Roll, in my sweet baby's arms (p.118)
- Rye whiskey (p.120)
- Santy Anno (p.121)
- Saturday night (p.122)
- Scarborough fair (p.124)
- See see rider (p.127)
- Sloop John B (p.130)
- Sinner man (p.132)
- St. James Infirmary (p.134) --Something (p.158)
- Strawberry roan (p.136)
- Sweet Betsy from Pike (p.142)
- Sunshine (Go away today (p.90)
- (There was a) Tall oak tree (p.139)
- Tell old Bill (p.144) Third-rate romance (p.100).
- (cont.) Until it's time for you to go (p.30)
- We'll sing in the sunshine (p.146)
- Whistling gypsy rover (p.148)
- Will the circle be unbroken (p.150)
- You better move on (p.154) --You're a flower in the wildwood (p.152).