
1
The Bold Fisherman
2
The Boston Smuggler
3
Doran's Ass
4
Molly Bawn
5
Seven Yellow Gypsies
6
In Sheffield Park
7
The Braes O'Strathblane
8
The Bonny Bunch of Roses
9
Johnnie Cock
10
Holloman's Ivy
11
Carolina and the Sailor
12
The Jolly Beggar
13
The Blind Beggar's Daughter
14
Her Mantle So Green
15
My Father's Serving Boy
16
The Trip Over the Mountain
17
The London Steamer
18
The Oxford Girl
19
When I Was a Young Maid
20
Blooming Caroline
21
The Crabfish
22
Barbara Allen
23
Jogging Up to Claudy
24
The Light Dragoon
25
The Golden Victory
26
Her Servant Man
27
Captain Wedderburn
28
Our Ship She's Ready
29
Willie and Mary
30
Two Pretty Boys
31
You Seamen Bold
32
The American Stranger
33
McCaffery
34
The Blind Man He Could See
35
The Maid of the Cowdie and Knowes
36
The Wreck of the Northfleet
37
Oxford City
38
The Banks of Sweet Dundee
39
The Brig Columbus
40
The Devil and the Bailiff
41
The Moorlough Shore
42
Lord Bateman
43
The Banks of the Silvery Tide
44
The Hungry Fox
45
The Twa Sisters
46
Handsome Polly
47
John McCann
48
The Gates O' the Drum
49
The Dowie Dens O' Yarrow
50
The Squire and the Gypsy
51
Blow the Windy Morning
52
The Banks of the Bann
53
Hiring Time
54
The Bleacher Lassie
55
Willie Lennix
56
Pretty Polly
57
Well Sold the Cow
58
Six Pretty Maids
59
Young George Oxbury
60
Young But Growing
61
Butter and Cheese and All
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(3-CD set) Among the 61 historic recordings on these three discs are recordings of many of the finest traditional singers including Bob & Ron Copper, Bess Cronin, Paddy Doran, Phil Tanner, Jeannie Robertson, Sam Larner, Seamus Ennis, Fred Jordan and Harry Cox. The emphasis in the presentation of this series has been weighted towards the social lives and values of the performers. This volume, however, focuses on the history and meaning of the songs. Our guest editor for the third volume is Steve Roud, formerly the local studies librarian for the London Borough of Croydon and the honorary librarian of the Folklore Society and now a freelance researcher and writer on folklore topics.
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