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| Series II: Sound Recordings (continued) | |||||||||||||
| SR044, August 29, 1946 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| On Side A: "The Swallow" is performed by an unidentified pianist. Side B: "Whaling song" performed by Bert Richardson. "Sprig of Shilleleah and Shamrock So Green" performed by Harry A. Simpson. "Blow, Boys, Blow" performed by Dick Richardson. "Shillelah" is an alternate spelling of "Shilleleah." The person heard giggling at breaks in "Blow, Boys, Blow" is almost certainly Linscott. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr044a | |||||||||||||
| Whaling song | |||||||||||||
| Sprig of Shilleleah and Shamrock So Green | |||||||||||||
| The Swallow (Herondelle) | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr044b | |||||||||||||
| Blow, Boys, Blow | |||||||||||||
| SR045, August 29, 1946 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Harry A. Simpson, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr045a | |||||||||||||
| Burial At Sea (A Sailor's Grave) | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr045b | |||||||||||||
| Testing (whistling) | |||||||||||||
| I Am Lonely Tonight | |||||||||||||
| Sweet Sixteen | |||||||||||||
| SR046, 1944 or before | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Captain Charlton Lyman Smith, in Marblehead, Massachusetts, during or before 1944 (the year he died). Collector's original ID: XVIII. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr046a | |||||||||||||
| A-Roving [Amsterdam; Maid of Amsterdam] | |||||||||||||
| Blow the Man Down | |||||||||||||
| Sally Brown | |||||||||||||
| Whisky Johnny | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr046b | |||||||||||||
| Haul Away, Joe | |||||||||||||
| Renzo [Reuben Ranzo] | |||||||||||||
| SR047, 1944 or before | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Captain Charlton Lyman Smith, in Marblehead, Massachusetts, during or before 1944 (the year he died). Linscott notes on the disc sleeve that this disc is a duplicate. Collector's original ID: XX. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr047a | |||||||||||||
| Haul Away, Joe | |||||||||||||
| Renzo [Reuben Ranzo] | |||||||||||||
| A Long Time Ago | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr047b | |||||||||||||
| Amsterdam [A-Roving; Maid of Amsterdam] | |||||||||||||
| Blow the Man Down | |||||||||||||
| Sally Brown | |||||||||||||
| Whisky Johnny | |||||||||||||
| SR048, undated | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Chet Sargent performed "Billy Boy" and all songs on Side B; his performances are accompanied by guitar. Captain Charlton Lyman Smith performed "A Long Time Ago," in Marblehead, Massachusetts. Eloise Hubbard Linscott performed "My Grandma Lived on Yonder Green" and "Jennie Jenkins." This disc is a compilation of other recordings in the collection. Collector's original ID: XIX. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr048a | |||||||||||||
| Billy Boy | |||||||||||||
| My Grandma Lived on Yonder Green | |||||||||||||
| A Long Time Ago | |||||||||||||
| Jennie Jenkins | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr048b | |||||||||||||
| Amsterdam (fragment) [Maid of Amsterdam] | |||||||||||||
| Canaday I-O (fragment) | |||||||||||||
| Tittery Nan | |||||||||||||
| SR049, November 11, 1941 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Charles (Uncle Charlie) Ronco, in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. Both"Rossignol Sauvage" and its continuation sung in French. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr049a | |||||||||||||
| Rossignol Sauvage | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr049b | |||||||||||||
| Rossignol Sauvage (continued) | |||||||||||||
| SR050, November 11, 1941 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Charles (Uncle Charlie) Ronco, in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine. "Second Rossignol Sauvage" sung in French. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr050a | |||||||||||||
| Second Rossignol Sauvage (Sparrow Song) | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr050b | |||||||||||||
| Late Evening Dew | |||||||||||||
| SR051, February 1942 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by David M. (Dave) Swett, of Framingham, Massachusetts. It is not clear if the recording was made there. Side B is blank. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr051a | |||||||||||||
| French Jig | |||||||||||||
| Unidentified reel | |||||||||||||
| SR052, May 31, 1951 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| While the notes on the disc sleeve indicate that Dave Swett played fiddle on "Waltz of the Bells," it is not apparent from the recordings that this is a fiddle tune. Also, the recording on Side B are noted as made in Lebanon, New Hampshire. It is not clear from Linscott's notes on disc sleeves if there is one Dave Swett or two--there was a David Swett who lived in Framingham, Massachusetts, and a David Swett who lived in Lebanon, New Hampshire. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr052a | |||||||||||||
| Hull's Victory | |||||||||||||
| My Heart Sighs | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr052b | |||||||||||||
| Waltz of the Bells | |||||||||||||
| Waltz of the Bells (continued) | |||||||||||||
| SR053, March 31, 1951 (Side A); circa 1943-1953 (Side B) | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Side A recorded in Lebanon, New Hampshire. Side B features Bud Clayton (disc jockey). | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr053a | |||||||||||||
| Grand March | |||||||||||||
| The Field Artillery Song | |||||||||||||
| Anchors Aweigh | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr053b | |||||||||||||
| Disc jockey introduces a song | |||||||||||||
| No Other Love | |||||||||||||
| SR054, circa 1941-1946 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Side A: Callers are Joy Walker, Gale Clifford, and Walter King. Side B: Walter King is the caller. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr054a | |||||||||||||
| Red River Valley | |||||||||||||
| My Little Girl | |||||||||||||
| Side B: | |||||||||||||
| Digital ID: afc1942002_sr054b | |||||||||||||
| Untitled | |||||||||||||
| SR055, August 8, 1948 | |||||||||||||
| 1 10-inch disc | |||||||||||||
| Performed by Milton Appleby (fiddle) and Mrs. Milton Appleby (piano), in Gonic, New Hampshire. Collector's original ID: V. | |||||||||||||
| Side A: | |||||||||||||
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