Collection : Album I : Anglo-American Ballads : from the Archive of American Folk Song [5 Disques]

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Title: Album I : Anglo-American Ballads : from the Archive of American Folk Song [5 Disques]
Document status: Published
Recording context: Terrain
Recording period: 1936 - 1941
Year published: 1942
Access type: metadata
Corpus: Archive of American Folk Song

Recordist: Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth ; Halfert, Herbert ; Seeger, Charles ; Draves, Charles ; Lomax, John A. ; Lomax, Bess
Publisher: Library of Congress, Washington
Publisher collection: Folk music of the United States
Publisher reference: L.C.11-41 (AAFS 1 - 6 )
Bibliographic references: Anglo-American ballads [sound recording] : from the Archive of American Folk Song / edited by Alan Lomax. - Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory, 1942.
Description: 5 sound discs : analog, 78 rpm ; 10 in.

Publisher no.: 1 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
AAFS 1 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
AAFS 2 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
AAFS 3 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
AAFS 4 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
AAFS 5 Library of Congress, Division of Music, Recording Laboratory
Legal rights: Restreint (enregistrement édité)

Code: CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001
Old code: DI.1948.001.001
Mode of acquisition: Echange (avec l'éditeur)
Record author: - Auteur
Secondary edition: Non
Comments: Mode d'acquisition : Échange avec la Bibliothèque du Congrès à Washington.
AFS L1:
Anglo-American Ballads. Recorded in various parts of U.S. by John and Alan Lomax and others, 1934-41. Edited by Alan Lomax.
"The House Carpenter", sung by Mrs. Texas Gladden
"The Farmer's Curst Wife", sung by Horton Barker
"The Gypsy Davy", sung with guitar by Woody Guthrie
"Barbara Allen", sung by Rebecca Tarwater
"Pretty Polly", sung with guitar by E. C. Ball
"The Rich Old Farmer", sung by Mrs. Pearl Borusky
"The Devil's Nine Questions", "Old Kimball", and "One Morning in May", sung by Mrs. Texas Gladden
"The Little Brown Bulls", sung by Emery DeNoyer
"The Sioux Indians", sung by Alex Moore
"The Lady of Carlisle", sung with guitar by Basil May
"Pretty Polly", sung with five-string banjo by Pete Steele
"It Makes a Long Time Man Feel Bad", sung by group of Negro prisoners
"O Lord Don't 'Low Me to Beat 'Em", sung by Willie Williams.

Cette collection regroupe 5 disques cotés :
DI.1948.001.001
DI.1948.001.002
DI.1948.001.003
DI.1948.001.004
DI.1948.001.005.
Last modification: Dec. 12, 2013, 2:48 p.m.
Items finished: Oui (11 items) - A reprendre
Conservation site: BNF

Media	Preview
Title Plaquette de présentation du disque Description Credits

Title	Recordist	Location	Year of recording	Code
The House Carpenter Disque01_FaceA_01	Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth	Salem	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_001_001
The Farmer's Curst Wife Disque01_FaceB_02	Halfert, Herbert	Virginie	1939	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_001_002
The Gypsy Davy Disque02_FaceA_01	Lomax, Alan	Oklahoma	1940	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_002_001
Barbara Alllen Disque02_FaceB_02	Seeger, Charles	Tennessee	1936	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_002_002
Pretty Polly A	Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth	Virginie	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_003_001
The Rich Old Farmer B	Draves, Charles	Wisconsin	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_003_002
The Devil's Nine Questions A01	Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth	Virginie	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_004_001
Old Kimball A02	Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth	Virginie	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_004_002
One Morning in May Disque04_FaceB_03	Lomax, Alan ; Lomax, Elizabeth	Virginie	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_004_003
The Little Brown Bulls Disque05_FaceA_01	Draves, Charles	Wisconsin	1941	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_005_001
The Sioux Indians Disque05_FaceB_02	Lomax, John A. ; Lomax, Bess	Austin	1940	CNRSMH_E_1948_001_001_005_002