FOLK MUSIC OF THE UNITED STATES ANGLO-AM SONGS & BALLADS 5x78rpm ALBUM XXI 1947

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THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DIVISION OF MUSIC RECORDING LABORATORY ALBUM XXI: FOLK MUSIC OF THE UNITED STATES: ANGLO-AMERICAN SONGS AND BALLADS FROM THE ARCHIVE OF AMERICAN FOLK SONG EDITED BY DUNCAN B.M. EMRICH, WASHINGTON D.C. 1947,  78 RPM BOX SET.   

THE SET INCLUDES THE ALBUM BINDER, 5 - 78 RPM RECORDS AND 5 LINER NOTE SHEETS WITH LYRICS IF APPLICABLE.  ALSO INCLUDED IS A LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PRESS RELEASE FOR AMERICAN INDIAN MUSIC, 1954.

THE BINDER IS NEAR MINT AND THE LINER NOTES ARE NEAR MINT ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE YELLOWED OVER TIME.  THE RECORDS ARE IN NEAR MINT MINUS TO VERY GOOD PLUS CONDITION.  THEY PLAY GREAT AND SOUND GREAT. THE RECORDS SHOULD CLEAN UP REALLY NICELY. 

RECORD ONE - A. 1&2. JACKIE'S GONE A-SAILING AND SWEET WILLIAM SUNG BY MRS. MAUD LONG OF HOT SPRINGS N.C. AT WASHINGTON D.C., 1947.  RECORDED BY DUNCAN B.M. EMRICH.  B 1&2. BUFFALO BOY AND THE BARNYARD SUNG WITH GUITAR BY SAM D. HINTON OF LA JOLLA, CA AT WASHINGTON D.C., 1947.  RECORDED BY DUNCAN B.M. EMRICH. 3.  MY GRANDMOTHER GREEN SUNG BY MRS. MAUD LONG OF HOT SPRINGS N.C. AT WASHINGTON D.C., 1947.  RECORDED BY DUNCAN B.M. EMRICH

RECORD TWO - A. 1&2 THE BROKEN TOKEN, THE FALSE KNIGHT UPON THE ROAD SUNG BY MRS. MAUD LONG OF HOT SPRINGS, N.C. AT WASHINGTON D.C., 1947.  RECORDED BY DUNCAN B.M. EMRICH.  B. 1&2 ON A BRIGHT AND SUMMER'S MORNING, DEATH OF QUEEN JANE SUNG BY BASCOM LAMAR LUNSFORD AT SWANNANOA, N.C., 1946.  RECORDED BY ARTUS M. MOSER.

RECORD THREE -  A&B THE LOSS OF THE NEW COLUMBIA, THE WILD BARBAREE, THE LOWLANDS OF HOLLAND SUNG BY MRS. CARRIE GROVER OF GORHAM ME AT WASHINGTON D.C., 1941.  RECORDED BY ALAN LOMAX.

RECORD FOUR - A. 1. THERE'S MORE PRETTY GIRLS THAN ONE SUNG BY WAYNE DINWIDDIE AT VISALIA, CA, 1941.  RECORDED BY CHARLES TODD AND ROBERT SONKIN.  2.  I WISH I WAS A MOLE IN THE GROUND SUNG WITH BANJO BY BASCOM LAMAR LUNSFORD AT SWANNANOA, N.C., 1946.  RECORDED BY ARTUS M. MOSER.  B. 1&2 HEAVY-LOADED FREIGHT TRAIN, SHOUT LITTLE LULU SUNG WITH FIVE-STRING BANJO BY PETE STEELE AT HAMILTON, OH, 1938.  RECORDED BY ALAN AND ELIZABETH LOMAX.

RECORD FIVE - A. BANJO TUNING AND SONGS - SOURWOOD MOUNTAIN, DO LITTLE BOBBY DO, SHOO FLY PLAYED AND SUNG BY RUFUS CRISP AT ALLEN, KY, 1946.  RECORDED BY MARGOT MAYO, STUART JAMIESON AND FREYDA SIMON. B.  FIDDLE TUNING-SANDY'S RIVER, GREY EAGLE, BONAPARTE'S RETREAT PLAYED BY MARCUS MARTIN AT ARARAT, N.C., 1946.  RECORDED BY MARGOT MAYO, STUART JAMIESON AND FREYDA SIMON.

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