Folkways Records FA-2358
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released: 1960
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklist]
A01 Introduction: Jean Thomas (3:15)
A02 Fox Horn / Cherokee Song of Welcome (medley): George Davidson, Florence Clark (1:48)
A03 I Love My Rooster: Marieda Perkins (0:37)
A04 Lord Lovell: Lucinda Perkins (2:15)
A05 Paper of Pins: Linda Brown & Donnie Stewart (2:17)
A06 Billy Boy: Donnie Stewart & Terry Perkins (1:28)
A07 Bonnie George Campbell: Margaret Caudill Hurst & Carolyn Margaret Hurst (1:34)
A08 Paw Paw Patch: Group of children (1:39)
A09 Love of Rosanna McCoy: Dave Varney (3:16)
A10 Ballad of Peace: Dave Varney (2:16)
A11 Warning Song: Rose Dory (1:54)
A12 Cambric Shirt: Diane Tincher & Margaret Winters (0:42)
A13 Keys of Canterbury: Ray Napier & Margaret Winters (2:38)
A14 Courtin' Song (Bachelor's Song): Pleaz Mobley & Olive Mobley (2:43)
A15 Give Me One More Day: Ruby Dean & The Journeymen's Quartet (3:06)
B01 Lord, You've Been So Good to Me: Aunt Alice Williams (2:02)
B02 Barbara Ellen (Barbara Allen): Rosie Day (2:56)
B03 Sally Goodin': George Davidson (0:35)
B04 Boatin' Up Sandy: George Davidson (0:33)
B05 The Prodigal Son: Aunt Dora Harmon (2:06)
B06 Civil War March: Aunt Dora Harmon (0:56)
B07 The Squire's Daughter: Lula Curry (1:49)
B08 Hi Said the Blackbird: Pleaz Mobley (1:49)
B09 Pretty Polly: Pleaz Mobley (2:16)
B10 Turkey in the Straw: Curley Smith & Bob Ramey (1:27)
B11 I'll Never Be Lonesome in Heaven: Lula Curry (2:46)
B12 Amazing Grace: Group of singers (1:49)
B13 Down in the Valley: Group of singers (2:49)
[Credits]
Producer: Jean Thomas
[Notes]
Created in 1931, the American Folk Song Festival helped Kentucky mountain singers share their music with the world. Perhaps more relevantly, it allowed the rest of the world to hear the music of these singers, including members of the Hatfield and McCoy families. This album was recorded in the 1950s, and features singers of all ages.
Country: US
Released: 1960
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
[Tracklist]
A01 Introduction: Jean Thomas (3:15)
A02 Fox Horn / Cherokee Song of Welcome (medley): George Davidson, Florence Clark (1:48)
A03 I Love My Rooster: Marieda Perkins (0:37)
A04 Lord Lovell: Lucinda Perkins (2:15)
A05 Paper of Pins: Linda Brown & Donnie Stewart (2:17)
A06 Billy Boy: Donnie Stewart & Terry Perkins (1:28)
A07 Bonnie George Campbell: Margaret Caudill Hurst & Carolyn Margaret Hurst (1:34)
A08 Paw Paw Patch: Group of children (1:39)
A09 Love of Rosanna McCoy: Dave Varney (3:16)
A10 Ballad of Peace: Dave Varney (2:16)
A11 Warning Song: Rose Dory (1:54)
A12 Cambric Shirt: Diane Tincher & Margaret Winters (0:42)
A13 Keys of Canterbury: Ray Napier & Margaret Winters (2:38)
A14 Courtin' Song (Bachelor's Song): Pleaz Mobley & Olive Mobley (2:43)
A15 Give Me One More Day: Ruby Dean & The Journeymen's Quartet (3:06)
B01 Lord, You've Been So Good to Me: Aunt Alice Williams (2:02)
B02 Barbara Ellen (Barbara Allen): Rosie Day (2:56)
B03 Sally Goodin': George Davidson (0:35)
B04 Boatin' Up Sandy: George Davidson (0:33)
B05 The Prodigal Son: Aunt Dora Harmon (2:06)
B06 Civil War March: Aunt Dora Harmon (0:56)
B07 The Squire's Daughter: Lula Curry (1:49)
B08 Hi Said the Blackbird: Pleaz Mobley (1:49)
B09 Pretty Polly: Pleaz Mobley (2:16)
B10 Turkey in the Straw: Curley Smith & Bob Ramey (1:27)
B11 I'll Never Be Lonesome in Heaven: Lula Curry (2:46)
B12 Amazing Grace: Group of singers (1:49)
B13 Down in the Valley: Group of singers (2:49)
[Credits]
Producer: Jean Thomas
[Notes]
Created in 1931, the American Folk Song Festival helped Kentucky mountain singers share their music with the world. Perhaps more relevantly, it allowed the rest of the world to hear the music of these singers, including members of the Hatfield and McCoy families. This album was recorded in the 1950s, and features singers of all ages.
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