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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Freight Train Be My
Friend - John Lee Hooker |
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John Lee Hooker
talking about his relationship with Brownie McGhee and Sonny
Terry |
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Boom, Boom, Boom,
Boom - John Lee Hooker |
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Sometime You Make Me
Feel So Bad - John Lee Hooker |
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Oh Yeah You Got to
Watch Yourself - John Lee Hooker |
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Cut off at the end; this story is similar to "Tupelo" |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0021 |
021 / 63 3-4W / Reel A9
- Blues, July 27, 1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Manuel Archuletta is the "Indian singer" (identified thus) on this
recording, but it is unclear in which performance. |
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You've Got to Watch
Yourself - John Lee Hooker |
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Talking Frisco Blues
(San Francisco Bay Blues) - Jack Elliott |
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Noted as the "fast version" |
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Train Time Men
[Train Time] - Eric Darling [Erik Darling] |
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Walk On - Brownie
McGhee and Sonny Terry |
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Guitar, harmonies, vocal, hand clapping |
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Long break [between
performances] |
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Speech on Indian
Music - Eric Darling [Erik Darling] |
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Spoken word |
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Navajo Song-Dance -
Albuquerque Intertribal Dancers |
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Rap on Indian
Psychology and Religion - Albuquerque Intertribal
Dancers |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0022 |
022 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-1
- Love Songs (non-English), July
1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Introduction by
Theodore Bikel |
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Shalom Aleichem -
Theodore Bikel |
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Sung in Hebrew |
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Speaks about love
songs and sings A La Claire Fontaine - Theodore
Bikel |
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Sung in French |
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Two different
versions of A La Claire Fontaine - Hélène
Baillargeon |
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Sung in French |
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L'Bas Dans Ce
Montagne - Hélène Baillargeon |
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Speaks abut Indian
love songs - Dave McAllister |
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Accompanied on the tom tom |
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16 Times - Dave
McAllister |
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Navajo song; accompanied on the tom tom |
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Ta Wa Nohiyay - Dave
McAllister |
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Pawnee song, with audience participation |
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Mithar [?] - Maria
Illo |
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Russian love song sung in the Georgian dialect |
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Konya Chefteh Se -
Maria Illo |
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A country wedding song - Turkish |
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Jackie Washington
speaks about Puerto Rican songs |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0023 |
023 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-2
- Love Songs (non-English), July
1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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El [?] Hermano -
Jackie Washington |
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Sung a cappella |
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[?] - Jackie
Washington |
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Sung a cappella |
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Merengue - Jackie
Washington |
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With guitar accompaniment |
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Feor A Bhata (Oh My
Boatman) - Jean Redpath |
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Sung in Gaelic |
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Rantin' Dag the
Daddy O't (Who Will Clothe My Baby) - Jean Redpath |
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Scotch [Scottish] |
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Here's His Health in
Water - Jean Redpath |
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In Scotch [Scottish] vernacular. Processor's note: the title is
probably a reference to Bonnie Prince Charlie. |
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Proud Mairsy [?] -
Jean Redpath |
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In Scotch [Scottish] vernacular - a proposition-rejection |
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Guantanamera - Pete
Seeger |
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The song originated in Cuba. There is significant background
noise during the performance. |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0024 |
024 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-3
- Love Songs (non-English); Work Songs and Freedom Songs, July 1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Introduction -
Theodore Bikel |
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Part of the "Love Songs (non-English)" workshop. |
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Tony Saletan talks
about Chinese (Mandarin) music |
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Part of the "Love Songs (non-English)" workshop. |
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Kan Ding Love Song -
Tony Saletan |
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Part of the "Love Songs (non-English)" workshop. |
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See-O-Lay-Lee - Tony
Saletan |
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Liberian - Kru tribe love song. Part of the "Love Songs
(non-English)" workshop. |
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Theodore Bikel
introduces work songs |
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Part of the "Work Songs and Freedom Songs" workshop. |
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The Hammer Song -
Theodore Bikel |
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A Jewish work song, sung in Yiddish. Part of the "Work Songs and
Freedom Songs" workshop. |
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Padrushka Mraya -
Theodore Bikel |
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Russian Hansom Cab Drivers Song. Part of the "Work Songs and
Freedom Songs" workshop. |
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Je Le mère [?]
mon devi doir - Hélène Baillargeon |
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A Québécois song. Part of the "Work Songs and Freedom
Songs" workshop. |
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Kayu Wajinay - Pete
Seeger |
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Described as a Seneca Indian canoeing song. Part of the "Work
Songs and Freedom Songs" workshop. |
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Jackie Washington
talks about Puerto Rican work songs (Que Bonita
Bandeira) |
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Part of the "Work Songs and Freedom Songs" workshop. The note for
the performance says "it's really a 'school's out for the
summer' song") |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0025 |
025 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-4
- Work Songs and Freedom Songs (continued), July 1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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All except the song by Bikel are accompanied by guitar |
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Que Bonita Bandeira
- Jackie Washington |
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A Puerto Rican freedom song |
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La Llarona - Jackie
Washington |
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A Puerto Rican freedom song |
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La Borrenqueña
[La Borinqueña] - Jackie Washington with Tony and Irene
Saletan |
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A nationalist Puerto Rican song |
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Tony Saletan speaks
of Indonesian revolutionary songs |
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Alo, Alo Bandung -
Tony Saletan |
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An Indonesian song |
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Hay-Hay-a-Ha - Tony
Saletan |
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An East Bengali work song |
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Maria Illo speaks
about spiritual freedom songs of the Punjab |
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Punjab Call - Maria
Illo |
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Theodore Bikel
closes workshop with a Russian song of farewell |
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Krash-Chay [?] -
Theodore Bikel |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0026 |
026 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-5
- Old Banjo Styles (John Cohen, host), July
1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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Drunkard's Lone
Child - Dock Boggs |
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Little Sadie -
Clarence Ashley |
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Mineral on the Hook
[Minnow on the Hook] - Jenes Cottrell |
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Parenthetical note on the tape box: up and down [?] -
instrumental |
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Ramblin' Hobo - Doc
Watson |
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Buck Creek Girls -
John Cohen |
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Johnny Gray - Mike
Seeger |
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An Uncle Dave Macon song |
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Cuckoo Bird - Doc
Watson and Clarence Ashley (vocal by Ashley) |
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Item-ID: AFC 2011/009: SR0027 |
027 / 63 3W / Reel P-2-6
- Old Banjo Styles, July
1963
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips,
stereo ; 7 in. |
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You Are My Sunshine
- John Cohen |
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The Devil and the
Farmer's Wife - Jenes Cottrell |
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Groundhog (vocal) -
Doc Watson |
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Fly Around, My
Blue-Eyed Girl - John Cohen |
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Needlecase - Mike
Seeger and John Cohen |
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Instrumental |
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