The Library Of Congress Archive Anglo-American Ballads Alan Lomax 1978 Rare

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The Library Of Congress Archive Of Folk Culture • Anglo-American Ballads, Volume One Label: Library of Congress AFS L1 Format: LP Country: US Released: 1978 Genre: Non-Music, Folk, World, & Country Style: Field Recording, Folk Tracklist Hide Credits 1 –Texas Gladden The House CarpenterVocals – Texas Gladden 2:58 2 –Horton Barker The Farmer's Curst WifeVocals – Horton Barker 2:39 3 –Woody Guthrie The Gypsy DavyGuitar, Vocals – Woody Guthrie 2:38 4 –Rebecca Tarwater Barbara AllenVocals – Rebecca Tarwater 2:30 5 –E.C. Ball* Pretty PollyGuitar, Vocals – E.C. Ball* 2:18 6 –Texas Gladden The Rich Old FarmerVocals – Texas Gladden 2:42 7 –Texas Gladden The Devil's Nine QuestionsVocals – Texas Gladden 2:30 8 –Texas Gladden Old KimballVocals – Texas Gladden 1:54 9 –Texas Gladden One Morning In MayVocals – Texas Gladden 3:16 10 –Emery DeNoyer The Little Brown BullsVocals – Emery DeNoyer 3:55 11 –Alex Moore (2) The Sioux IndiansVocals – Alex Moore (2) 2:58 12 –Basil May The Lady Of CarlisleGuitar, Vocals – Basil May 3:40 13 –Pete Steele Pretty Polly (Ballad)Banjo, Vocals – Pete Steele 3:42 Credits Design – Susan Marsh Edited By – Alan Lomax Engineer [No Noise Processing] – Lea Anne Sonenstein Liner Notes [1978 Introduction] – Wayne D. Shirley Mastered By – David Glasser Recorded By – Alan Lomax (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13), Bess Lomax (tracks: 11), Charles Draves (tracks: 6, 10), Charles Seeger (tracks: 4), Elizabeth Lomax (tracks: 1, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13), Herbert Halpert (tracks: 2), John A. Lomax (tracks: 11), John Langenegger (tracks: 3) Notes Tracks 1, 7, 8, 9 rec. 1941 Salem, VA. Track 2 rec. 1939 Chilhowie, VA. Track 3 rec. 1941 Washington, D.C. Track 4 rec. 1936 Washington, D.C. Track 5 rec. 1941 Rugby, VA. Track 6 rec. 1941 Antigo, WI. Track 10 rec. 1941 Rhinelander, WI. Track 11 rec. 1940 Austin, TX. Track 12 rec. 1927 Salyersville, KY. Track 13 rec. 1938 Hamilton, OH. Previously released in the series 'Folk Music Of The United States', Recording Laboratory Library of Congress, AFS L1, 1942 (78 r.p.m. records) & 1956 (LP).