Cisco Houston, Odetta, The Weavers, and other soloists, with various accompaniments
Sides 7-8 have subtitle: Newport Folk Festival.
Program notes (24 p.) include texts of the 66 songs, and brief biographical sketches of the 15 performers.
Disc 1, Traditional songs and ballads of the British Isles: Sumer is icumen in -- He that will an alehouse keep -- Lang a-growing -- The hangman, or The maid freed from the gallows -- John Riley -- We be soldiers three -- Johnny, I hardly knew ye -- The whistling gypsy -- When cockle shells turn silver bells -- Greensleeves -- The bold fisherman -- The cobbler's song -- Eddystone Light
Disc 2, British-American ballads and songs: Come all ye fair and tender ladies -- The fox -- Go from my window -- The golden vanity -- Johnny is gone for a soldier -- Greenland whale fisheries -- Aweigh, Santy Ano -- The streets of Laredo
Disc 3, The American tradition: East Virginia blues -- Cotton-eyed Joe -- Poor Lolette -- Spanish is a loving tongue -- The Erie Canal -- Saro Jane -- John Henry -- Virgin Mary had one son -- Wayfaring stranger -- He's got the whole world in his hands -- God's a-gonna cut you down -- All the pretty little horses -- No more auction block for me -- The ox driver -- The buffalo skinners -- Get along, little dogies -- Old Dan Tucker -- Squirrel -- We're all dodgin' -- The state of Arkansas -- Old Joe Clark -- The unfortunate man
Disc 4, Modern minstrelsy: Another man done gone -- I'm going back to the red clay country -- No more cane in the brazos -- Darlin' -- I've been driving on Bald Mountain -- Water boy -- John Hardy -- Railroad Bill -- House of the rising sun -- East Texas red -- The cat came back -- Meet the Johnson boys -- Talking guitar blues -- I know an old lady -- The foggy dew -- The wreck of the old 97 -- The sinking of the Reuben James -- Frankie and Johnny -- The wild goose grasses -- Danville girl -- Hard travelin' -- Bonneville Dam -- Do re mi