Folkways Records FP 2007
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1957
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklist]
A1 The Hustling Gamblers (2:53)
A2 Lord Bateman (2:57)
A3 Floyd Collins (3:28)
A4 Mush Toodin (0:48)
A5 The House Carpenter (2:18)
A6 Sugar Baby (1:44)
B1 Spotty and Dudie (1:19)
B2 Pretty Polly and False William (3:46)
B3 Once I Courted a Pretty Little Girl (1:16)
B4 Kathy Fiscus (1:55)
B5 Walk, Tom Wilson, Walk (0:43)
B6 Cold Winters Night (2:43)
B7 Texas Rangers (2:32)
[Credits]
Paul Clayton (guitar/dulcimer/vocals)
Illustration: Rosenhouse, Producer: Kenneth S. Goldstein
[Notes]
Collector Paul Clayton performs the songs and ballads he collected in the Cumberland Mountains of Virginia and Kentucky in the 1950s—a repertoire that includes both old English and Scottish ballads and recently-composed songs about events such as the cave-in that trapped and killed Floyd Collins in Kentucky’s Sand Cave in 1925.
Country: US
Released: 1957
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklist]
A1 The Hustling Gamblers (2:53)
A2 Lord Bateman (2:57)
A3 Floyd Collins (3:28)
A4 Mush Toodin (0:48)
A5 The House Carpenter (2:18)
A6 Sugar Baby (1:44)
B1 Spotty and Dudie (1:19)
B2 Pretty Polly and False William (3:46)
B3 Once I Courted a Pretty Little Girl (1:16)
B4 Kathy Fiscus (1:55)
B5 Walk, Tom Wilson, Walk (0:43)
B6 Cold Winters Night (2:43)
B7 Texas Rangers (2:32)
[Credits]
Paul Clayton (guitar/dulcimer/vocals)
Illustration: Rosenhouse, Producer: Kenneth S. Goldstein
[Notes]
Collector Paul Clayton performs the songs and ballads he collected in the Cumberland Mountains of Virginia and Kentucky in the 1950s—a repertoire that includes both old English and Scottish ballads and recently-composed songs about events such as the cave-in that trapped and killed Floyd Collins in Kentucky’s Sand Cave in 1925.
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