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Brave boys : New England traditions in folk music
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- Format
- Sound Recordings
- Language
- English
- Contributors
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- Paton, Sandy, collector
- Storm, Gail Stoddard, singer
- Lund, Lewis (Vocalist), singer
- Mandel, Ben, singer
- Tolman, Newton F., instrumentalist
- Gilbert, Kay (Musician), instrumentalist
- Huntington, Gale, singer
- Cleveland, Sara, 1905-1992, singer
- Older, Lawrence, singer, instrumentalist
- Austin, Morris, Mrs., singer
- Tolman, Harvey, instrumentalist
- Tolman, Rose, instrumentalist
- Van Arsdale, Phil, instrumentalist
- Van Arsdale, Paul, instrumentalist
- Van Arsdale, Sterl, instrumentalist
- Brown, James (Canadian singer) singer
- Kirby, Edward (Singer), singer
- Guillette, Wilfred, instrumentalist
- Campbell, Maurice, instrumentalist
- Moody, Mack, singer
- Shaw, Rosalie, singer
- Rogers, Grant, 1907-1979, singer, instrumentalist
- Mulvihill, Brendan, 1954- instrumentalist
- Taylor, Kevin, accordionist, instrumentalist
- Logue, Seamus, instrumentalist
- Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc
- Publication
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- New York : New World Records, 1995
- ℗1977
- Physical Details
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- 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in
- OCLC
- ocm33239282
- Credits
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- Various performers
- New World Records: 80239-2 (Additional no. on label: DIDX 022928).
- Folk music, principally songs.
- At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.
- Compact disc.
- Originally released as analog disc, 1977: NW 239.
- Notes by Sandy Paton, texts of the songs, and selected bibliography and discography (39 p.) inserted in contaienr.
- Recorded in the field by Sandy Paton, 1959-1977.
- A frog he would a-wooing go (Gail Stoddard Storm) (2:01) -- The farmer's curst wife (Lewis Lund) (2:50) -- The two brothers (Ben Mandel) (1:28) -- My man John (Gail Stoddard Storm) (2:25) -- Ladies' Walpole reel (Newton F. Tolman, Kay Gilbert) (1:00) -- Brave boys (Gale Huntington) (1:44) -- Fair Fanny Moore (Sara Cleveland) (3:18) -- The jam on Gerry's Rock (Lawrence Older) (4:20) -- And now, old serpent, how do you feel? (0:45) ; Who will bow and bend like a willow? (0:56) (Mrs. Morris Austin) -- A medley of Scottish fiddle tunes (Harvey Tolman, Rose Tolman) (4:09) -- The flowers of Edinburgh (Phil, Paul, and Sterl Van Arsdale) (1:47) -- The good old state of Maine / Lawrence Gorman (James Brown) (5:32) -- The dreadnaught (Gale Huntington) (1:55) -- Three men they went a-hunting (Sara Cleveland) (1:05) -- Erin-go-bragh (Edward Kirby) (1:22) -- Give an honest Irish lad a chance (Sara Cleveland) (4:12) -- Knit stockings (Wilfred Guillette, Maurice Campbell) (1:07) -- The Johnstown flood (Mack Moody) (2:11) -- The good old days of Adam and Eve (Rosalie Shaw) (0:35) -- I'll hit the road again, boys (Grant Rogers) (2:28) -- Cherish the ladies (Brendan Mulvihill, Kevin Taylor, Seamus Logue) (3:39)
- A frog he would a-wooing go (Gail Stoddard Storm) (2:01) -- The farmer's curst wife (Lewis Lund) (2:52) -- The two brothers (Ben Mandel) (1:28) -- My man John (Gail Stoddard Storm) (2:25) -- Ladies' Walpole reel (Newton F. Tolman, Kay Gilbert) (1:00) -- Brave boys (Gale Huntington) (1:44) -- Fair Fanny Moore (Sara Cleveland) (3:18) -- The jam on Gerry's Rock (Lawrence Older) (4:20) -- And now, old serpent, how do you feel? (0:45) ; Who will bow and bend like a willow? (0:56) (Mrs. Morris Austin) -- A medley of Scottish fiddle tunes (Harvey Tolman, Rose Tolman) (4:09) -- The flowers of Edinburgh (Phil, Paul, and Sterl Van Arsdale) (1:47) -- The good old state of Maine / Lawrence Gorman (James Brown) (5:32) -- The dreadnaught (Gale Huntington) (1:55) -- Three men they went a-hunting (Sara Cleveland) (1:05) -- Erin-go-bragh (Edward Kirby) (1:22) -- Give an honest Irish lad a chance (Sara Cleveland) (4:12) -- Knit stockings (Wilfred Guillette, Maurice Campbell) (1:07) -- The Johnstown flood (Mack Moody) (2:11) -- The good old days of Adam and Eve (Rosalie Shaw) (0:35) -- I'll hit the road again, boys (Grant Rogers) (2:28) -- Cherish the ladies (Brendan Mulvihill, Kevin Taylor, Seamus Logue) (3:39)