Various - American Folk Song Festival: Jean Thomas, The Traipsin' Woman


  • Singer: Various
  • Album's title: American Folk Song Festival: Jean Thomas, The Traipsin' Woman
  • Genre: Folk, World, & Country
  • Label: Folkways Records ‎– FA 2358
    Type: Vinyl, LP, Album
    Country: US
    Date of released: 1960
    Category: Folk, World, & Country
    Style: Folk
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  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1452 mb
  • Size FLAC ZIP: 1688 mb
  • Rating: 3.6/5
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Various - American Folk Song Festival: Jean Thomas, The Traipsin' Woman

Tracklist

A1 Jean Thomas Introduction
A2 George Davidson , Florence Clark Fox Horn / Cherokee Song of Welcome
A3 Marieda Perkins I Love My Rooster
A4 Lucinda Perkins Lord Lovell
A5 Linda Brown & Donnie Stewart Paper Of Pins
A6 Donnie Stewart & Terry Perkins Billy Boy
A7 Margaret Caudill Hurst & Carolyn Margaret Hurst Bonnie George Campbell
A8 Group of Children Paw Paw Patch
A9 Dave Varney Love Of Rosanna McCoy
A10 Dave Varney Ballad Of Peace
A11 Rose Dory Warning Song
A12 Diane Tincher & Margaret Winters Cambric Shirt
A13 Ray Napier & Margaret Winters Keys Of Canterbury
A14 Pleaz Mobley Courtin' Song (Bachelor's Song)
A15 Ruby Dean & the Journeymen's Quartet Give Me One More Day
B1 Aunt Alice Williams Lord, You've Been So Good To Me
B2 Rosie Day Barbara Ellen (Barbara Allen)
B3 George Davidson Sally Goodin'
B4 George Davidson Boatin' Up Sandy
B5 Aunt Dora Harmon The Prodigal Son
B6 Aunt Dora Harmon Civil War March
B7 Lula Curry The Squire's Daughter
B8 Pleaz Mobley Hi Said The Blackbird
B9 Pleaz Mobley Pretty Polly
B10 Curley Smith & Bob Ramey Turkey In The Straw
B11 Lula Curry I'll Never Be Lonesome In Heaven
B12 Various Amazing Grace
B13 Various Down In The Valley

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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