Sheet Music
American ballads and folk songs
Publication Information
New York, Macmillan, 1934.
Physical Description
xxxix, 625 p., 1 27 cm.
Contents
- Adieu to Bon County
- Ain' no mo' cane on de Brazis
- Alabama-bound
- All the pretty little horses
- Allá en el Rancho Grande
- Amazing grace
- Arizona
- Arkansas traveller
- Aurore pradère
- Bad man ballad
- Ballad of Davy Crockett
- Ballad of the Erie Canal
- Ballade of Ivan Petrofsky Skevar
- Ballit of de boll weevil
- Banks of the Pamanaw
- Bear in the hill
- Bear the news, Mary
- Beautiful
- Benny Havens, oh!
- Big Jim
- Bill Martin and Ella Speed
- Billy boy
- Billy the kid
- Black ball line
- Black Betty
- Black-eyed Susie
- Black gal
- Blin' man stood on de way an' cried
- Blow the man down
- Boston come-all-ye
- Braddock's defeat
- Brigham Young
- Buccaneers
- Bucking bronco
- Buffalo skinners
- Bull-whacker
- Bung yer eye
- Burges.
- (Con't.) Captain Robert Kidd
- Casey Jones
- Charley Snyder
- "Cholly" blues
- Coming around the horn
- Company cook
- Connecticut peddler
- Constitution and Guerrière
- Cornfield holler
- Cotton field song
- Cotton-eyed Joe
- Cowboy boasting chants
- Cowboy to pitching bronco
- Cowboy's dream
- Cowboys' gettin'-up holler
- Criole candjo
- Crossing the plains
- Crows in the garden
- Cryderville jail
- Cuatro palomitas blancas
- Cumberland gap
- Damn the filipinos
- Darky Sunday school
- Darlin'
- Da's all right, baby
- Dat lonesome stream
- "Dead man's chest"
- Death of Jack Hinton
- Deep river
- Dese bones gwine to rise again
- Destroyer life
- Dink's blues
- Dink's song
- Dirty mistreatin' women
- Dives and Laz'us
- Dixie
- Down in the valley
- Dreary Black Hills
- Drink that rot gut
- Drunkard's doom.
- (Con't.) El abandonado
- El amor que to Tenia
- E-r-i-e
- Erie Canal
- Erie Canal ballad
- Every night when the sun goes in
- Factory girl
- Fare thee well, babe
- Few days
- Fifteen years on the Erie Canal
- Fishes
- Flying cloud
- Foller de drinkin' gou'd
- Frankie and Albert
- Frog went a'courtin'
- From the chuck wagon
- Gal I left behind me
- Gerry's rocks
- Get up, Jack! John, sit down!
- Gilla monster
- Git along, little dogies
- Go way f'om mah window
- Goin' home
- Going to Boston
- Good ol' mountain dew
- Good old rebel
- Good-by, Mother
- Good-by Old Paint
- Good-by, pretty mama
- Great God-a'mighty
- Greer County
- Grey goose
- Groun' hog
- Gwineter harness in de mornin' soon
- Hallelujah, bum again
- Hammer song
- Hard times
- Hard to be a nigger
- Hard trials
- Hard-working miner
- Hardly think I will
- Healin' waters
- Hell and heaven.
- (Con't.) Hell in Texas
- Hearse song
- Heave away
- Heavy-hipted woman
- Highly educated man
- Hinky dinky, parley-voo?
- Hold on, Abraham
- Honey, take a whiff on me
- I love little Willie
- I wish I was a mole in the ground
- Ida Red
- Idaho cowboy dance
- If you want to know where the privates are
- In town
- Jack Wrack
- Jesse James
- Jim Haggerty's story
- Joe Bowers
- John Brown's body
- John Harty
- John Henry
- Johnny come down to Hilo
- Julie Ann Johnson
- Jumpin' Judy
- Just from Dawson
- Lay dis body down
- Levee camp "Holler"
- 'Ligion so sweet
- Little brown jug
- Little gal at our house
- Little Mohee
- Liza Jane
- Long gone
- Long time ago
- Lost Jimmie Whalen
- Louisiana girls
- Low bridge, everybody down
- Lulu.
- (Con't.) Man goin' round
- Man on the flying trapeze
- Many t'ousand go
- Michié Préval
- Midnight special
- Mike
- Moanin'
- Mone, member, mone
- Mustang Gray
- My li'l John Henry
- My yallow gal
- Nachul-born Easman
- Never said a mumbaln' word
- Now our meeting's over
- Oh, lawd, how long?
- Old bachelor
- Old Bill
- Old Chizzum Trail
- Old Dan Tucker
- Old gray goose
- Old Joe Clark
- Ol' John Brown
- Ol' Mother Hare
- Ol' rattler
- On Meesh-e-gan
- Other shore
- Ou som souroucou
- Paddy works on the Erie
- Paper of pins
- Parting friends
- Pattin'
- Pick a bale o' cotton
- Po' boy
- Po' Laz'us
- Polly Williams
- Poor lonesome cowboy
- Quantrell
- Rabbit hash
- Raging can-all
- Railroad Bill
- Raise a rukus tonight
- Rattle snake
- Red River shore
- Reason I stay on job so long.
- (Con't.) Red Iron Ore
- Rémon
- Rio Grande
- Rookie's lament
- Rosie
- Roving gambler
- Roy Bean
- Run, nigger, run!
- Rye whisky
- Salangadou
- Sam Bass
- Sam Hall
- Sandy Lan'
- Set down, servant
- Shack bully holler
- Shanty-Boy and the farmer's son
- Shenandoah
- Shoo, shoo, shoo-lye
- Shoot the Buffalo
- Shortenin' bread
- Shorty George
- Shot my pistol in de heart of town
- Siege of Plattsburg
- Skip to my Lou
- Snagtooth Sal
- Sourwood Mountain
- Spanish Johnny
- Stagolee
- Stampede
- Steel laying holler
- Stewball
- Sugar babe
- Susan Van Dusan
- Sweet Betsy from Pike
- Swing low, sweet chariot
- Tale of a little pig
- Tearin' out-a wilderness
- Ten thousand miles from home
- That pretty little gal
- This train
- Three pigs.
- (Con't.) Tie-shuffling chant
- Tie-tamping chant
- Tone de bell easy
- Tragedia de Heraclio Bernal
- Trip on the Erie
- Tying a knot in the devil's tail
- Un, deux, trois
- War song
- Way over in the blooming garden
- We've done our hitch in Hell
- Wedlock
- Weevily wheat
- What folks are made of
- When de good Lord sets you free
- When I was a cowboy
- When I was single
- When my blood runs chilly and col'
- Whisky Johnny
- Wicked Polly
- Wild miz-zou-rye
- Willie the weeper
- Wo be unto you
- Woman blue
- Wonderful crocodile
- Wreck of the six-wheel driver
- Wreck on the C. & O.
- Yankee Doodle.