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Series I : Original Collection Materials, 1928 - 1972
Box 1 : Songs, Ballads, Mummers Plays and Shanties
Packet 1 : Scottish and English Songs
Folder 21 : Scottish and English Songs - I

Item Summary

Folder 21 : Scottish and English Songs - I

Intellectual Items

Miss Louella Brown [song text] Dave Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi, 1929

East St Louis Blues [song text] Bud Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi, 1929

Gona Move to Kansas City [song text] Bud Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi, 1929

John Harley [song text] Nicey Friarr (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi, 1929

Goin' to Live a High Life Till I Die [song text] Bud Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi

first line: Pray our Father, kingdom come [song text] Nicey Friar (contributor)

When Jesus Leads You All the Way [song text]

first line: Fifteen men on a dead man's chest[?] [song text]

Trouble Don't Last Always [song text] Negro Singers (contributor), Cleveland Friar's

Long Lonesome Lane Blues [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi

Goin to Make It to My Shanty [song text] Bud Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Miss., route 1

Bye Bye Mealey Bye Bye [song text] Dave Gardner (contributor), Wheeler, Miss., 1929

Bye, Bye, My Mealy, Bye, Bye [song text] Bud Gardner (contributor)

Sign of the Judgement [song text] Nicey Friar (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi

Will the Lighthouse Shine on Me [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

When the Saints Go Marching Home [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

Sometimes It Causes Me to Tremble [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

Set D[ow]n, Servant, Set Down [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

No Stranger Now [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

Holy Is the Name [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

I'll Meet You on Canaan's Shore [song text]

I'm Goin' Out in Yo Name [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

In Action Away [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

I Shall Not Be Moved [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor)

Ho-Baby [song text] Dennie Burriss (contributor), Blackland, Mississippi

The Hopjint [song text] Dennie Burriss (contributor), Blackland, Mississippi

Woodson [song text] Cleveland Friar (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi, 1929

Woodson [song text]

Suzie Mariah [song text]

Robin Seek En' Weary [song text] Miss Elizabeth Robb (contributor), 38 Water Street, Strichen, Aberdeenshire

Little Cock Sparrow [song text] Mrs Richard J. Williams (contributor), S. O. Crowan (contributor), Fore Street, [?], Cornwall

Cock Sparrow [song text] Monica Howell (contributor), By Church

A' the Dukes [song text] Jeannie Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House, Forgue

incipit: The time of harvest [note]

Froggy Would a Wooing Go [song text] Harry Wiltshire (contributor), Weald, Bampton, Oxfordshire

Froggy Would a Wooing Go [song text] Harry Wiltshire (contributor), Weald, Bampton, Oxfordshire

Old Woman to Market Did Go [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor), Ilmington, Warwickshire

Froggie Would a Wooing Go [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor), Glebe Farm, Aston-sub-Edge, Gloucestershire

There Stands a Lady on the Mountains [song text] Tom Miners (contributor), Penponds

Three Dukes a Riding [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor)

Three Gypsies [song text] Jeannie (contributor), Balgaveny House

The Three Kings [song text] Monica Howell (contributor)

Three Knights from Spain [song text] [music notation]

Three Ships a Sailing [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor)

Tree in the Bog [song text] Alex Robb (contributor)

The Two Babes in the Wood [song text] Mrs W. E. Wallace (contributor)

Wall Flower [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor)

The Miller [song text] [music notation] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor)

Wall Flower [song text] Mrs Alex Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House, Forgue

We Are Three Jews Just Come from Spain [song text] Mr E. W. Ditchburn (contributor), [?] Forest [?]

What Have You Got There? [song text]

When I Was a Little Boy [song text]

The Wind Blows High [song text] Lillian Crowther (contributor), Thorpe Audlin

Jenny Wren [song text] Mrs S. M. Barrett (contributor), Crabtree Cottage, The Forest

Pop Goes the Weasel [song text] Sam Bennet (contributor), Ilmington, Warwickshire

[List of Dances] [list] Sam Bennet (contributor), Ilmington, Warwickshire

first line: When shall I see my B again [song text] [Sam Bennett] (contributor), [Ilmington, Warwickshire]

The Farmer's Song [song text] Jim Thomas, MS

Fox [song text]

The Three Kings [song text] Monica Howell (contributor), Near Church, Garsington

Forty Dukes [song text] Dearmer and Shaw, Song Time (1915), 1915

There Came Three [song text] Jean Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House

Coger Rides Creels and A' [?] [song text] A. B. Campbell (contributor)

Cock Robin [song text]

Cock Robin [song text] E. W. Ditchburn (contributor)

Jenny Wren [song text] Mrs Barrett (contributor)

Chickama Craney Crow [song text] A. B. Gomme, Games for Parlour and Playground

[Unidentified Music Notation] [music notation]

first line: Chick-a-ma, chick-a-ma, cranie crow [song text]

The Bumblebee [song text]

O Juber Mind the Bee [song text] Salters (contributor)

The Bog Down in Yon Valley-o [song text] Peter Christie (contributor)

Boys Beneath Broom [song text] [music notation] Mrs Barrett (contributor), Crabtree Cottage, Shotover

The Boys A-Bobylin [song text] A. Robb (contributor)

Wig Wig Wagon [song text] A. Robb (contributor), New Deer, Aberdeenshire

Wall Flower [song text] Mrs Barrett (contributor), Crabtree Cottage, Shotoever Hill, Wheatley

Poor Annie [song text] Jeannie Campbell (contributor), Balgaveney House, Forgue

Oats and Beans and Barley [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor), Glebe Farm, Aston Subedge

Mistress Brown [song text] Jeanie Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House, Forgue

first line: They planted an apple tree over her head [song text] Miss Harries (contributor), Kirton Lindsey

Milking Pails [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor)

Little Sally Walker [song text] Jeanie Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House, Forgue

Jack Sold His Saddle o [song text] Bert Barrett (contributor), Mrs Bert Barrett (contributor), Crabtree Cottage, Shotover

Grey Goose [song text] Mrs Sarah Phelps (contributor), 7 Council Houses, Avening

How Many Miles to Barley Bright [song text] Mrs C. S. Neal (contributor), Glebe Farm, Aston Subedge

incipit: and will not daunted be [play text] Thos Armstrong (contributor), Prince (character), Greatham

first line: Stand up & choose a sister [song text]

first line: Here we go gathering nuts in May [song text] [music notation]

Hog Drover [song text] Lonnie Richardson (contributor), Wheeler, Mississippi

Hog Drover [song text] Ben Weeks (contributor), Orsborne, Booneville, Mississippi

Here Comes Three [music notation] [song text]

Here Come Three Dukes a Riding [song text] [music notation] Gladys Williams (contributor), Fore Street, Praze, Crowan, Cornwall, England

The Tree in the Wood [song text] Sharp and Marson, Folk Songs from Somerset Mrs Wm Tucker (contributor), Ashcott

Grandma Can We [song text] Jeanie Campbell (contributor), Balgaveny House, Forgue

[Dance Titles] [note]

Little Sally Wasser [song text] Nell Stiger (contributor)

Counting Out Rimes [song text] O. Stevens (contributor)

first line: I went down the river and I couldn't get across [song text] Wm H. Knight (collector), Kinsman, Ohio

[Comparative Expressions] [list] Wm H. Knight (collector)

Skip to (Ma Loo)? [song text] Wm H. Knight (collector)

Needles' Eye [song text] Wm H. Knight (collector)

Drinking Song [song text] Wm H. Knight (collector)

The Miller Boy [song text] Wm H. Knight (collector), Kinsman

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