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Animal Folk Songs for Children: Selected from Ruth Crawford Seeger's Animal Folk Songs for Children
British Broadside Ballads in Popular Tradition
By Land or by Sea
Calabria Bella, Dove T'hai Lasciate?: Italian Folk Music Collected in New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island, Vol. 2
Danish Folk Songs
Accompanying himself on guitar, Haugaard presents Danish life through song. Haugaard was born in Denmark and though he grew up in America, returned to Denmark often and learned the songs of his motherland. He was a painter/sculptor by profession, but clearly had a gift for music which he shares with listeners to...
Accompanying himself on guitar, Haugaard presents Danish life through song. Haugaard was born in Denmark and though he grew up in America, returned to Denmark often and learned the songs of his motherland. He was a painter/sculptor by profession, but clearly had a gift for music which he shares with listeners to this album.
Folkways Years, 1955-1992: Songs of Love and Politics
From Where I Stand: Topical Songs from America and England
From where Peegy Seeger stood, “[she] had to start looking for roots.” After many years of living in the United Kingdom, Seeger found that she had stopped singing many of the traditional banjo tunes that she had included in her repertoire for years. In looking for a reconnection to American music, she disco...
From where Peegy Seeger stood, “[she] had to start looking for roots.” After many years of living in the United Kingdom, Seeger found that she had stopped singing many of the traditional banjo tunes that she had included in her repertoire for years. In looking for a reconnection to American music, she discovered the contemporary topical song which she sings on this album. The search did not bring Seeger back exclusively to American song r...
From where Peegy Seeger stood, “[she] had to start looking for roots.” After many years of living in the United Kingdom, Seeger found that she had stopped singing many of the traditional banjo tunes that she had included in her repertoire for years. In looking for a reconnection to American music, she discovered the contemporary topical song which she sings on this album. The search did not bring Seeger back exclusively to American song rather it helped forge a stronger connection between the songs of both her homes.
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Irish Music from Cleveland, Vol. 2: The Community Tradition
Irish Music from Cleveland, Vol. 3: The Continuing Tradition
