| Description |
3 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
| Note |
Compact discs. |
| Credits |
Compiled and produced by Ted Myers. |
| Performer |
Performed by various performers. |
| Contents |
Disc One. Hard travelin' (Woody Guthrie) -- Old Man Atom (Sam Hinton) -- Black, brown and white (Big Bill Broonzy) -- Nottamun town (Jean Ritchie) -- Darlin' Cory (Ed McCurdy) -- One meat ball (Josh White) -- Little boxes (Malvina Reynolds) -- I was born 10,000 years ago (Oscar Brand) -- Midnight special (Cisco Houston) -- Wasn't that a time (The Weavers) -- Spanish is a loving tongue (Glenn Yarbrough) -- Swannanoa tunnel (Erik Darling) -- Sportin' life (Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee) -- South coast (Randy Sparks) -- Molly Dee (The Kingston Trio) -- I've been driving on Bald Mountain ; Water boy (Odetta) -- Raspberries, strawberries (Bud & Travis) -- Hammer song (Pete Seeger) -- Chase the rising sun (The Journeymen) -- Don't let your deal go down (New Lost City Ramblers) -- Betty and Dupree (Bob Gibson & Bob Camp) -- Coplas de amor (Cynthia Gooding) -- San Francisco Bay blues (Ramblin' Jack Elliott) -- The first time ever I saw your face (Peggy Seeger) -- Greenback dollar (Hoyt Axton) -- Swing and turn juliee (Carolyn Hester) -- Another man (Barry & Barry) |
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Disc Two. Walk right in (Rooftop Singers) -- He was a friend of mine (Dave Van Ronk) -- Last night I had the strangest dream (Chad Mitchell Trio) -- Nora's dove (The Big Three) -- 500 miles (Hedy West) -- Four strong winds (Ian & Sylvia) -- I can't help but wonder where I'm bound (Tom Paxton) -- Blowin' in the wind (Peter, Paul and Mary) -- Fog horn (Bob Gibson) -- High flying bird (Judy Henske) -- Boots of Spanish leather (Bob Dylan) -- You'se a viper (Dave Van Rank & The Ragime Jug Stompers) -- Four in the morning (Jesse Colin Young) -- Euphoria (Holy Modal Rounders) -- There but for fortune (Joan Baez) -- Take your fingers off it (The Even Dozen Jug Band) -- Brother, can you spare a dime? (Judy Roderick) -- Tear down the walls (Martin & Neil) -- Morning dew (Bonnie Dobson) -- Jordan's river (The Modern Folk Quartet) -- What's the matter with the mill (Koerner, Ray & Glover) -- Cod'ine (Buffy Sainte-Marie) -- Joshua gone Barbados (Eric Von Schmidt) -- Take a whiff on me (The Greenbriar Boys) -- Get together (Hamilton Camp) |
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Disc Three. Wabash Cannonball (Limeliters) -- I ain't marching anymore (Phil Ochs) -- Pack up your sorrows (Richard & Mimi Farina) -- Drop down Mama (John Hammond) -- Rag Mama (Jim Kewskin & The Jug Band) -- Bells of Rhymney (John Denver) -- Early morning rain (Gordon Lightfoot) -- Thirsty boots (Eric Andersen) -- Reason to believe (Tim Hardin) -- Just like a woman (Richie Havens) -- Suzanne (Judy Collins) -- The dolphins (Fred Neils) -- Wondrous love (Kathy & Carol) -- Once I was (Tim Buckley) -- The circle game (Tom Rush) -- These 23 days in September (David Blues) -- Candy man (Taj Mahal) -- Then came the children (Paul Siebel) -- School days (Loudon Wainwright III) -- The motorcycle song (Arlo Guthrie) |
| Awards |
2002 Grammy Award for Best Historical Album. |
| Subject |
Folk songs, English -- United States -- Sound recordings.
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Folk music -- United States -- Sound recordings.
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Popular music -- 1951-1960 -- Sound recordings.
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Popular music -- 1961-1970 -- Sound recordings.
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| Local Subject |
GRAMMY AWARD WINNERS, 2002.
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| Subject |
Compact discs
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| Added Author |
Myers, Ted.
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| Added Title |
Great urban folk boom, 1950-1970 |
| ISBN |
9780737901801 |
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0737901802 |
| Standard No. |
081227416422 |
| Music No. |
R2 74264 Rhino |
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