| First Name | Last Name | LOC# | Performer | Name of Group | Record Title | Publisher | Release Date | Type of Recording | Media | Record Number | Recording Notes | Contents of Recording | Genre | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joe | Ayers | 31280269 | Ayers,-Joe; Ayers,-Eric-J | Early banjo classics: Volume 1: 1860. | Bremo Bluff, VA : Tuckahoe Music | p1990 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Joseph W. Ayers, 5-string banjo, bones & vocals ; Eric J. Ayers, guitar. On container: Selections from Buckley's New banjo book. Brief record. | Jim Crowe ; Bryant's ; Joe Sweeney's jigs - Waltz with variations - Kiss me quick & go - Empire hornpipe ; New York reel ; Harmonic waltz ; Leavit's polka - Deep blue sea - Japanese grand march - Rapahonock jig ; Boston jig - Cane-brake jig ; Fairy dance | Banjo-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Joe | Ayers | 31281027 | Ayers,-Joe | Green fields of America | Bremo Bluff, VA : Tuckahoe Music | p1987 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Joe Ayers, accordion, flute, banjo, bones, bodhran ; with instrumental acc. Brief record. | Trippin' up de stairs ; Haste to the wedding ; Absent minded woman ; Teatotaler - Staten Island ; Soldier's joy - Bonnie Doon - Old Mother Flannigan ; Masons apron - Polkas - Jolly seven - Jefferson & liberty ; Miller of G. ; Tenpenny bit ; Silver spear ; | Banjo-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Joe | Ayers | 34650555 | Ayers,-Joe | Early banjo classics: Volume 4: The banjo in 1858. | Bremo Bluff, VA : Tuckahoe Music | p.1995 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | On container: Dawn of American music. Early banjo classics Volume IV from Phil. Rice's Correct method for the banjo, 2nd ed. Joseph W. Ayers, 5-string banjo, bones & vocals ; with instrumental and vocal acc. | Green corn. Gettin up stairs. Old Virginny jig - Rattlesnake jig - Sandy boy. Hi! Ho! de Charleston gals. What's goin' on - Robert Ridley - Sam Johnson's. Mrs. McCloud's reels - Root hog or die - Darkie's jig - Down in Alabama - Power of music - Picayune | Banjo-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Joe | Ayers | 31280475 | Ayers,-Joe | Early banjo classics: Volume 2: 1855. | Bremo Bluff, VA : Tuckahoe Music | p1991 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Joseph W. Ayers, 5-string banjo, bones & vocals ; with instrumental and vocal acc. On container: Selections from Briggs' Banjo instructor. Brief record. | Briggs' banjo medley - Wait for the wagon - This side of Jordan ; Darkey Fisher's hornpipe - De banks of de Ohio ; Sebastopol breakdown - Jim Crow ; Lucy Long polkas - Annie Lawrie - Rosa Lee - Keemo kimo ; Walk into de parlor jig - Circus jig ; Jim along | Banjo-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Samuel | Bacco | 37273141 | Songs of the Highlands. | Brentwood, TN : Brentwood Music | p1994 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | C-5461N Brentwood Music | "Featuring authentic acoustic instruments from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales." Todd Denman, uillean pipes, tin whistles ; Cynthia Wyatt, celtic harp ; Jim Wood, fiddle, Irish bouzouki, bodhran ; Craig Duncan, fiddle, viola, hammered dulcimer ; Sam Levine, Matthew Davich, Irish flute ; Ann Richards, flute ; Samuel Bacco, bodhran, bones ; Kathy Chiavola, vocal ; Carl Gorodetzky, Lee Larrison, Conni Ellisor, Craig Duncan, violins ; Kirstin Wilkinson, Alan Umstead, violas ; Bob Mason, John Catchings, cellos ; Jeff Lisenby, accordian. | Folk-songs,-Irish. Folk-songs,-Scots. Folk-songs,-Welsh. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-Scotland. Folk-music-Wales. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Samuel | Bacco | 36268679 | Songs of the Highlands. | Brentwood, TN : Brentwood Music | p1994 | 1 sound disc (30 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CD-5461J Brentwood Music | "Featuring authentic acoustic instruments from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales." Todd Denman, uillean pipes, tin whistles ; Cynthia Wyatt, celtic harp ; Jim Wood, fiddle, Irish bouzouki, bodhran ; Craig Duncan, fiddle, viola, hammered dulcimer ; Sam Levine, Matthew Davich, Irish flute ; Ann Richards, flute ; Samuel Bacco, bodhran, bones ; Kathy Chiavola, vocal ; Carl Gorodetzky, Lee Larrison, Conni Ellisor, Craig Duncan, violins ; Kirstin Wilkinson, Alan Umstead, violas ; Bob Mason, John Catchings, cellos ; Jeff Lisenby, accordian. Compact disc. | Folk-songs,-Irish. Folk-songs,-Scots. Folk-songs,-Welsh. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-Scotland. Folk-music-Wales. Compact-discs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Tony | Barrand | 28306842 | Roberts,-John; Barrand,-Tony | A Present from the gentlemen: : a Pandora's box of English folk songs / | Ithaca, N.Y. : Swallowtail Records | 1971 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | Cassette | GHMCA 101 Goldne Hind | John Roberts, vocals, English & Anglo concertinas, banjo ; Tony Barrand, vocals, bones, side drum. | Adieu sweet lovely Nancy. - Jackie Munro. - Nine times a night. - A smuggler's song. - The Three butchers. - The painful plough. - Dog and gun. - The draggletail gypsy/the Princess royal. - The Outlandish knight. - Robin Hood and the Bishop of Hereford. - | Folk-songs,-English. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Biggs | 38537997 | Biggs,-Mark; Bay,-Melbourne-Earl, 1913-; Doty,-Jeff | Mel Bay's Mountain dulcimer. | Pacific, MO : Mel Bay Productions | c1985 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | MB93859C Mel Bay Production | M. Biggs, dulcimer (plucked & bowed), bones, maracas ; Jeff Doty, guitar. | Peppermint stick rag / M. Biggs - Tomorrow today / M. Biggs - Sonya's song /M. Biggs - Wildwood flower & Old Joe Clark - Nobody home / M. Biggs - The Parting glass - Winter's lament to spring (& spring's reply) / M. Biggs - Farewell & adieu ye fine Spanis | Appalachian-dulcimer-music. Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Tony | Bloch | 21985409 | Ochs,-Bill, 1946- | The Clarke tin whistle : since 1843. | New York : The Pennywhistler's Press | c1988 | 1 cassette | Cassette | Bill Ochs, Clarke tin whistle ; Patricia Brady, Irish coonskin drum ; Lisa Gutkin, fiddle ; Ben Harns, tambourine and snare drum ; John Sarney melodeon ; Tony Bloch, bones. : Instruction for beginners on the Clarke tin whistle by Bill Ochs along with tunes from England, Ireland, Scotland and early America. | Penny-whistle-Instruction-and-study. Penny-whistle-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Bill | Burdette | 12649296 | Turner,-John-William, 1950-; Turner,-Chris-W., 1953-1982 | The graceful young woman. | Richmond, Va. : Fiddletree Music | 1983 | 1 sound disc (ca. 40 min) : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo ; 12 in. | LP record | Fiddletree: F7131. | Program notes on record jacket. John Turner, fiddle, mandolin, recorder, bass, concertina, vocals; Cliff Williams, guitar, vocals; Bill Burdette, bodhran, bones, bouzouki, sticks, sleigh bell, vocals; Charles Glendinning, bagpipes; Tome Marshall, harpsicord [and others] | Side 1. The graceful young woman - I once loved a lass - The battle of Somme - The Bonnie Earl of Moray - Allison was her delight - John Turner's lament for the death of his wife - Side 2. Chris Turner's Christmas waltz - Remember me - Mr. Stephenson's re | Folk-music-Scotland. Popular-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Bill | Burdette | 12634152 | Turner,-John-William, 1950- | Fiddletree Band. | Stalking the wild bagpipe. | Richmond, Va. : Fiddletree Music Compary | 1981 | 1 sound disc (ca. 40 min.) : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo ; 12 in. | LP record | Fiddletree: 104099. | Program notes on record jacket. John Turner, fiddle, mandolin, recorder, chanter, vocals; David Stephenson, banjo, guitar; Phil Sheperd, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vocals; Steve Phillips, washboard, guitar, vocals; John Glick, mandolin, vocals; Bill Burdette, bodhran, bones, sticks, 12 string guitar, vocals; Pete Bahler, bass; Charlie Glendinning, bagpipes, bones, mule. | Side 1. The Rev. Mr. Frog - Polly put the kettle on - Speed the plough - Moonstar - My brown eyed wife - Petronella - Side 2. The goose's minuet - Amazing grace - Strip the willow - Willie Burdett's wedding song - Shepherd's hey - The marsh of mallow - Th | Folk-music-Scotland. Fiddle-tunes-Scotland. Bagpipe-music. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| J.C. | Burris | 5981448 | Terry,-Sonny; McGhee,-Brownie, 1914- | Sonny Terry's new sound: the jawharp in blues and folk music. | Folkways Records | 1961 | 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. 12 in. | LP record | FS 3821 Folkways Records | Vocal and instrumental selections performed by Sonny Terry, with Brownie McGhee, guitar, and J. C. Burris, bones. Program notes by Charles Edward Smith and texts of the songs (5 p. illus.) inserted in slipcase. | Blues-Music. Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| J.C. | Burris | 12786147 | Burris,-J.-C., 1928- | One of these mornings. | El Cerrito, Calif. : Arhoolie Records | p1976 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 1075 Arhoolie | Blues songs. J.C. Burris, vocals, harmonica and bones. Recorded in San Francisco and Berkeley, Calif. in 1975 during live performances. Program notes by Tom Mazzolini on container. | Hold me tight (4:34) - Loneliness (5:05) - River of life (4:00) - She can't be right always doin' wrong (4:15) - Mr. Jack's dance (2:10) - One of these mornings (4:00) - Inflation blues (6:00) - Hand jive (2:50) - You got to roam (5:25) - Highway blues (3 | Blues-Music-California. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Tom | Callinan | 29177595 | Callinan,-Tom; Walach,-Bill | Phantom Band. | Shamrock roots. | [Clinton, CT?] : Tom Callinan Productions | c1984 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | Tom Callinan, vocals, penny whistle, bodhran, spoons, bones, electric guitar, erectarine, assorted sound effects ; Bill Walach, electric 10-string mandolin, acoustic mandolin, mandocello, electric bass, tenor banjo ; The Phantom Band, the missing links. | The moonshiner - Molly Malone - The rising of the moon - The 19 year old damsel - The drunken sailor - The seven old ladies - Remembering Ireland - Instrumental medley : The peeler and the goat ; The rights of Man ; Paddy on the railway - The black velvet | Music,-Irish. Folk-music-Ireland. Ireland-Songs-and-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jozef | Chirowski | 27827592 | Gabriel,-Peter | Revisited. | New York, N.Y. : Atlantic Recording Corporation | c1992 | 1 sound cassette : digalog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 82429-4 Atlantic; 7 82429-4 Atlantic | Peter Gabriel, voices, keyboard, flute, recorder ; Robert Fripp, electric guitar, classical guitar banjo ; Steve Hunter, full frontal guitar, electric and acoustic rhythm guitar, pedal steel ; Jozef Chirowskj, frontal keyboard, barbershop synthibam, bones & barbershop ; Tony Levin, bass, tuba, leader of barbershop quartet ; Allan Schwartzberg, drums & directories ; Dick Wagner, background vocals, guitar. Tracks recorded and mixed at The Soundstage, Toronto and Relight Studios, Hilvarenbeek, Holland. | On the air - Modern love - Indigo - Solsbury Hill - Perspective - Waiting for the big one - Animal magic - Humdrum - D.I.Y. - Mother of violence - Slowburn - Exposure - Moribund the Burgermeister - Flotsam and Jetsam - Here comes the flood. | Rock-music-1971-1980. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jim | Connor | 34902627 | Kingston Trio. | The lost masters, 1969-'72. | Naperville, IL : Folk Era Productions | p1994 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | FE1431CD Folk Era | Performed by the Kingston Trio: Pat Horine, Bob Shane, guitars, vocals; Jim Connor, guitar, banjo, vocal, harmonica, bones, jews harp. With: Stan Kaess, bass; Frank Sanchez, drums. | You're the one (2:38) - Nellie (2:42) - Sold American (3:08) - Peace loving gentleman (2:55) - Rubber car (2:48) - Oldest living son (2:59) - I'll find you (2:37) - Smokin' grapevine (2:37) - I'm on my way back home (3:10) - Minstrel man (2:55) - The Dutc | Folk-songs,-English-United-States. Popular-music-1961-1970. Popular-music-1971-1980. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Francis | Craig | 18861788 | Smith,-Beasley, 1901-1968; Craig,-Francis, 1900-1966; Johnson,-Roland | Play them bones. | New York : Decca | [1952?] | 1 disc (2 min., 2 sec.) : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | 27937 Decca | Francis Craig and his orchestra with vocal chorus by Roland Jones and bones played by Craig. With: For the first time / Kermit Goell. | Fox-trots. Dance-orchestra-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Jim | Crutchfield | 35996725 | Cleveland,-Andy; Cronin,-Jerry; Crutchfield,-Jim; Lillard,-Carlton; Vogan,-Chip | Dramtreeo (Musical group) | Storm. | Norfolk, Va. : Southern Branch Music | 1995 | 1 sound disc (43:28) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 9501CD Southern Branch Music | Andy Cleveland, fiddle, flute, tin whistle; Jerry Cronin, tenor, guitar, mandolin; Jim Crutchfield, tenor, harmonica, bodhran, bones; Carlton Lillard, bass, bass guitar; Chip Vogan, baritone, banjo, guitar; Martin Smith-Rodden, harmonica. Program notes printed on insert. Recorded at Lion and Fox Recording, Inc., Washington, D.C. | Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 15307734 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Larsen,-Grey | The first of autumn. | Whitesburg, KY : June Appal Recordings | p1978 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | JA026 June Appal Recordings | Folk music of Ireland and America. Malcolm Dalglish, vocals, hammer dulcimer, spoons, bones ; Grey Larsen, vocals, Irish flute, tin whistle, Anglo concertina, English concertina, hammer dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, piano ; Michael Murphy, bodhran. | Paddy Concannon's reel/The wise maid - Langstrom's pony/The geese in the bog - Fig for a kiss/The butterfly - The tune that came out - The plains of Boyle/The dog in the sycamore leaves - I don't work for a living - The honeysuckle/The farewell reel - Lan | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-United-States. Folk-songs,-English-United-States. Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 32661264 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Velez,-Glen; Litton,-James; Berry,-Wendell, 1934- | American Boychoir. | Hymnody of Earth: a ceremony of songs for choir, hammer dulcimer, & percussion / | Ocean, NJ : Music Masters | p1991 | 1 sound cassette (53 min.) : analog, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | 01612-67058-4 Music Masters | Malcolm Dalglish, hammer dulcimer, bones, vocal ; The American Boychoir, James Litton, conductor ; Glen Velez, remo-bodhran, frame drums, hand percussion. Recorded on June 11-12, 1990 at Bristol Chapel, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. | Psalm of solstice (3:33) - The dark around us (1:49) / Words by Wendell Berry - Over the river (1:50) / Words by Wendell Berry - Harmony of earth (0:58) / Excerpt from Wendell Berry poem - Throw the window open (3:22) - Finches (1:01) / Words by Wendell B | Dulcimer-music. Choruses,-Secular-Children's-voices-with-dulcimer. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Sabbaths-Musical-settings. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Poetry-Music | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 25457704 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Velez,-Glen; Litton,-James; Berry,-Wendell, 1934- | American Boychoir. | Hymnody of Earth: a ceremony of songs for choir, hammer dulcimer, & percussion / | Ocean, NJ : Musical Heritage Society | p1991 | 1 sound cassette (53 min.) : analog, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | 312926X Musical Heritage Society | Malcolm Dalglish, hammer dulcimer, bones, vocal ; The American Boychoir, James Litton, conductor ; Glen Velez, remo-bodhran, frame drums, hand percussion. Recorded on June 11-12, 1990 at Bristol Chapel, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. | Psalm of solstice (3:33) - The dark around us (1:49) / Words by Wendell Berry - Over the river (1:50) / Words by Wendell Berry - Harmony of earth (0:58) / Excerpt from Wendell Berry poem - Throw the window open (3:22) - Finches (1:01) / Words by Wendell B | Dulcimer-music. Choruses,-Secular-Children's-voices-with-dulcimer. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Sabbaths-Musical-settings. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Poetry-Music | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 25378526 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Velez,-Glen; Litton,-James; Berry,-Wendell, 1934- | American Boychoir. | Hymnody of Earth: a ceremony of songs for choir, hammer dulcimer, and percussion / | Ocean, N.J. : Musical Heritage Society | c1991 | 1 sound disc (51 min., 48 sec.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 512926M Musical Heritage Society | Originally produced by Amerco, Inc., 1990. Subtitle from container booklet. Recorded on June 11-12, 1990 at Bristol Chapel, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. Malcolm Dalglish, hammer dulcimer, bones, vocal ; The American Boychoir, James Litton, conductor ; Glen Velez, remo-bodhran, frame drums, hand percussion. Program notes, by Malcolm Dalglish, and lyrics inserted in container. "Wendell Berry's pieces are drawn from two collections: Sabbaths and Collected poems, 1957-1982" - Booklet, p. 5. | Psalm of solstice (3:35) - The dark around us (1:49) / Words by Wendell Berry - Over the river (1:54) / Words by Wendell Berry - Harmony of earth (0:58) / Excerpt from Wendell Berry poem - Throw the window open (3:23) - Finches (1:03) / Words by Wendell B | Dulcimer-music. Choruses,-Secular-Children's-voices-with-dulcimer. Choral-singing-Juvenile. Shakes-Hymns-Influence. Shape-note-hymnals-Influence. Hymn | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 26136456 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Velez,-Glen; Litton,-James; Berry,-Wendell, 1934- | American Boychoir. | Hymnody of Earth: a ceremony of songs for choir, hammer dulcimer, & percussion / | Ocean, N.J. : Musical Heritage Society | p1991 | 1 sound disc (53 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 912926Z Musical Heritage Society | Originally produced by Amerco, Inc., 1990. Recorded on June 11-12, 1990 at Bristol Chapel, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. Malcolm Dalglish, hammer dulcimer, bones, vocal ; The American Boychoir ; James Litton, conductor ; Glen Velez, remo-bodhran, frame drums, hand percussion. "Wendell Berry's pieces are drawn from two collections: Sabbaths and Collected poems, 1957-1982" - Booklet, p. 5. | Psalm of solstice (3:33) - The dark around us (1:49) / Words by Wendell Berry - Over the river (1:50) / Words by Wendell Berry - Harmony of earth (0:58) / Excerpt from Wendell Berry poem - Throw the window open (3:22) - Finches (1:01) / Words by Wendell B | Dulcimer-music. Choruses,-Secular-Children's-voices-with-dulcimer. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Sabbaths-Musical-settings. Berry,-Wendell,-1934--Poetry-Music | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 6184340 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Larsen,-Grey; Murphy,-Michael, 1952- | The first of autumn. | Whitesburg, Ken. : June Appal Recordings | p1978 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | JA026 June Appal Recordings | Folk music of Ireland and America. Malcolm Dalglish, vocals, hammer dulcimer, spoons, bones ; Grey Larsen, vocals, Irish flute, tin whistle, Anglo concertina, English concertina, hammer dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, piano ; Michael Murphy, bodhran. Notes on the music [5 p.] inserted in container. | Paddy Concannon's reel/The wise maid - Langstrom's pony/The geese in the bog - Fig for a kiss/The butterfly - The tune that came out - The plains of Boyle/The dog in the sycamore leaves - I don't work for a living - The honeysuckle/The farewell reel - Lan | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-United-States. Folk-songs,-English-United-States. Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. Folk-songs,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Malcolm | Dalglish | 24396126 | Dalglish,-Malcolm; Velez,-Glen; Litton,-James; Berry,-Wendell, 1934- | American Boychoir. | Hymnody of Earth: a ceremony of songs for choir, hammer dulcimer, & percussion / | Ocean, N.J. : Amerco, Inc. : Musicmasters : Distributed in the USA by BMG Music | p1990 | 1 sound disc (53 min., 45 sec.) : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 7058-2-C Amerco, Inc. Musicmasters | Subtitle from container booklet. Recorded on June 11-12, 1990 at Bristol Chapel, Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. Malcolm Dalglish, hammer dulcimer, bones, vocal ; The American Boychoir, James Litton, conductor ; Glen Velez, remo-bodhran, frame drums, hand percussion. Program notes, by Malcolm Dalglish, and lyrics inserted in container. "Wendell Berry's pieces are drawn from two collections: Sabbaths and Collected poems, 1957-1982" - Booklet, p. 5. | Psalm of solstice (3:33) - The dark around us (1:49) / Words by Wendell Berry - Over the river (1:50) / Words by Wendell Berry - Harmony of earth (0:58) / Excerpt from Wendell Berry poem - Throw the window open (3:22) - Finches (1:01) / Words by Wendell B | Dulcimer-music. Choruses,-Secular-Children's-voices-with-dulcimer. Choral-singing-Juvenile. Shakers-Hymns-Influence. Shape-note-hymnals-Influence. Hym | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Percy | Danforth | 15517795 | Van-Keersbilck,-David; DiSante,-Peter; Mark,-Brian; Smith,-Roger; Tufo,-Vincent; Danforth,-Percy; Heumann,-Matthew; Winans,-Robert-B | Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc. | The Early minstrel show. | New York, NY : New World Records | p1985 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | NW 338 New World Records | Minstrel songs with or without acc. At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc. David Van Keersbilck, tenor ; Peter DiSante, lead ; Brian Mark, baritone ; Roger Smith, bass ; Vincent Tufo, fiddle ; Percy Danforth, bones ; Matthew Heumann, tambourine ; Robert Winans, banjo. Recorded at Solid Sound Recording Studio, Ann Arbor, Mich., Aug. 1980. Program notes by Robert B. Winans, selected bibliography, and selected discography on container. | De boatmen's dance (3:28) - Old Joe (3:21) - The fine old color'd gentleman (3:03) - Dr. Hekok jig (1:06) - Stop dat knocking (4:50) - Mary Blane (2:59) - Instrumental medley (3:32) - Miss Lucy Long (2:29) - Old Uncle Ned (2:49) - De ole jawbone (2:35) - | Minstrel-shows. Popular-music-United-States-To-1901. Minstrel-music. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Freeman | Davis | 23166934 | Bones,-Brother | Sweet Georgia Brown ; Poor butterfly. | [S.l.] : Globetrotters | [19 - ] | 1 sound disc (ca. 6 min.) : analog, 45 rpm, mono. ; 7 in. | 45 rpm record | HGT-300 Globetrotters | First song is instrumental. First song released as Harlem Globetrotters 45-HGT-300 (second song "Harlem Globetrotters March") ; also released as Harlem Globetrotters 45-HGT-300 (second song "Bye Bye Blues"). | Sweet Georgia Brown / Bernie-Pinkard-Casey - Poor butterfly / Hubbell-Golden. | Popular-music. Jazz-. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Freeman | Davis | 21708307 | Bones,-Brother | Harlem Globetrotters. | Sweet Georgia Brown ; Bye bye blues. | [S.l.] : Harlem Globetrotters | [195-] | 1 sound disc : analog, 45 rpm ; 7 in. | 45 rpm record | 45-HGT-300 Harlem Globetrotters | Produced by Tempo International. | Popular-music | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Freeman | Davis | 18712561 | Brother-Bones; Bernard,-Harry-Virden, 1879-1968 and others | Natural Seven (Musical group) Moran and Mack. | Comedy's greatest hits: It'll make you laugh. | [United States] : Happy Face | [198-] | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in. | LP record | H.F. 1801 Happy Face | Title from container. Humorous songs and comedy monologues and sketches. Recorded ca. 1920-1960. | O.K. (i.e. OKeh) laughing record - Two Black Crows, parts 1 and 2 (Moran and Mack) - Cohen on the telephone (Barney Bernard) - Old sow song (Rudie Vallee) - It's in the book, parts, 1 and 2 (Johnny Standley) - Who's on first (Abbott and Costello) | Comedy-. Humorous-songs. American-wit-and-humor. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Freeman | Davis | 30483346 | Brother-Bones | Shadows (Musical group : Brother Bones). | A novelty recording of Sweet Georgia Brown / | Hollywood, [Calif.] : Tempo | [1947?] | 1 sound disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | TR 652 (UR-110115, UR-109831) Tempo | Brother Bones, [bones and whistling] and his Shadows, performers. [Joe Darensbourg, clarinet; unknown trumpet, piano, guitar and drums] - Cf. 60 years of recorded jazz / Bruyninckx. Durations: 2:50; 2:40. "Custom made records." Tempo: TR 652 (UR-110115 (matrix), UR-109831 (matrix)). | Jazz-1941-1950. Fox-trots. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Freeman | Davis | 23166925 | Bones,-Brother | Sweet Georgia Brown ; Harlem Globetrotters march. | [S.l.] : Harlem Globetrotters | [19 - ] | 1 sound disc (ca. 6 min.) : analog, 45 rpm, mono. ; 7 in. | 45 rpm record | 45-HGT-300 Harlem Globetrotters | Instrumental music. First song released as Harlem Globetrotters 45-HGT-300 (second song "Bye Bye Blues") ; also released as Globetrotters HGT-300 (second song "Poor Butterfly"). Library's copy scratched but playable. | Sweet Georgia Brown / Bernie-Pinkard-Casey - Harlem Globetrotters march / LaVallee. | Jazz-. Popular-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Freeman | Davis | 28032259 | Comedy's greatest hits: It'll make you laugh. | Belaire, TX : Bellaire | [198-] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CD 1118 Bellaire | Title from container. Humorous songs and comedy monologues and sketches. Recorded ca. 1920-1960. | It's in the book, parts 1 & 2 - O.K. laughing record - Two Black Crows, parts 1 and 2 (Moran and Mack) - Cohen on the telephone (Barney Bernard) - Old sow song (Rudie Vallee) - Who's on first (Abbott and Costello) - Sweet Georgia Brown (Brothe | Comedy-. Humorous-songs. American-wit-and-humor. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Freeman | Davis | 38907857 | Kincaid,-David | The Irish volunteer: songs of the Irish Union soldier 1861-1865. | Salem, MA : Rykodisc USA | 1998 | 1 sound disc (51 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | RCD 10395 Rykodisc | Title from container. David Kincaid, lead and harmony vocals, guitar, banjo, mandolin and bodhran ; Liz Knowles, fiddle ; Jerry O'Sullivan, Uilleann pipes and tin whistle ; John Whelan, accordion ; with Myron Bretholz, bodhran and bones (tracks 3,5,7,9 and 11) ; Randy Crafton, bodhran (tracks 2 and 4) ; Seth Farber, piano ; Pat Kilbride, cittern ; Ernie Mendillo, bass ; Anik Oulianine, cello ; Sue Richards, Celtic harp ; Noel Cox, Frank Giordano, Ernie Mendillo and Paul Uniack, gang vocals. Recording engineered by D.K. at Studio 19, New York City, New York ; Additional recording by Ted Spencer at Ted Spencer Sound, New York City, New York. | The Irish volunteer - Boys that wore the green - Opinions of Paddy Magee - The boys of the Irish Brigade - Paddy's lamentation - The Irish volunteer (Nr. 2) - My father's gun - Meagher is leading the Irish Brigade - Free and green - The harp of old Erin & | Patriotic-music. United-States-History-Civil-War,-1861-1865-Songs-and-music. Irish-Americans-Songs-and-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Sandy | Davis | 8581996 | Rhines,-Marie | The reconciliation. | N[orth] Ferrisburg, Vt. : Fretless | p1976 | 1 sound disc (33 min., 07 sec.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | FR 118 Fretless | Marie Rhines, fiddle, viola; Eugene Bourque, guitar; Glenn Carlberg, bass; Sandy Davis, hammered dulcimer, bones. | Timour the tartar - Jigs medley - Sheebag sheemore - The back reel - Farewell to Ireland - Cooley's reel - The reconciliation - Sandy burn reel - Drowsie Maggie - Moneymusk - Fisher's hornpipes - Cumberland gap - Bill Cheatum. | Reels-Music. Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mick | Doherty | 24659732 | Huntley,-Lawrence; Johnson,-Kevin-Shay; Doherty,-Mick | Saturday at the market. | Portland, OR : Artichoke Records | [1987] | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Folk music. Lawrence Huntley, hammer dulcimer ; Kevin Shay Johnson, guitar ; Mick Doherty, hammer dulcimer, bones. Recorded at Artist Sound, Portland, Or., 1987. | The muskrat ramble - Ya sure, hombo - The butterfly/Scully's reel - The gentle maiden - The slip up - The breakdowns - The clarinet polka - The Carney waltz - The Jesse polka - Waltz for the little girls - Saturday at the market/Road to California - Miran | Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Mick | Doherty | 20280960 | Doherty,-Mick; Johnson,-Kevin-Shay; Huntley,-Lawrence | Saturday at the market. | Portland, OR : Nimbostratus Northwest, Inc. | 1987 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in. | Cassette | Recorded at Artist Sound, Portland, Oregon, 1987. Lawrence Huntley, hammered dulcimer ; Kevin Shay Johnson, guitar ; Mick Doherty, hammered dulcimer, bones. | The Muskrat ramble - Ya sure, Hombo - The Butterfly, Scullys reel - The gentle maiden - The slip up - The Breakdowns, Dixie hoedown, Billy in the Lowground, Annie - The clarinet polka - The carney waltz - The Jesse polka - Waltz for the little girls - Sat | Dulcimer-music. Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Colleen | Donahue | 39726087 | Tir na n'Og (Musical group) | The black rose. | [New York ]: s.n. | [1998] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Tir na n'Og (Liz Knowles, fiddle, baroque violin ; Colleen Donahue, 12-string guitars, cittern, mandolin, bones, bodhran) ; with additional musicians. | Fiddle-tunes. Jigs-. Reels-Music. Celtic-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Elwood | Donnelly | 39648288 | Atwater,-Aubrey; Donnelly,-Elwood | Love and labor. | Hope, RI : Rabbit Island Music | 1991, c1988 | 1 sound disc : digital,; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 7821CD Rabbit Island Music | "This recording was originally produced in 1988. Some songs (*) were re-recorded, remixed, and/or remastered on DAT in February 1991." - note in CD case. Aubrey Atwater: vocals, guitar, tin whistle, spoons. Elwood Donnelly: vocals, guitar, harmonica, bell, spoons, bones, xylophone. Recorded and mixed at Stable Sounds Studio, Portsmouth, Rhode Island. | A calling on song* / Tyger Hutchings (1:08) - Broom of Cowdenknows* /(traditional) (3:49) - Donkey riding* / (traditional) (2:35) - John Barleycorn / (traditional) (5:10) - Sonny's dream / Ron Hynes (3:07) - The king* / Steeleye Span (1:06) - Spanish cloa | Folk-songs,-American. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Nicholas | Driver | RBS1 | Bare Bones | London: Greenwich Village | 1978 | 1 sound disk : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record, stereo | GVR 202 | Liner note include short bios of group. Also 'A brief guide to the history and technique of bones playing with photographs including Nicholas' father, Aubrey, playing four bones in one hand. Nicholas Drive - whale bones, rosewood bones, 18" goatskin bodhran. Charlie Harris - paolo soprani C sharp and D four bank melodeon. William Molan - Hohner D and G Vienna melodieon; nylon strung six string guitar, plywood topped 12" tambourine played with the feet. | 1. The rakes of mallow, 2. The ewe/the earl's chair. 3. The boys of wexford. 4. The rollicking boys around Tandaragee. 5. cork hornpipe. 6. Limerick slides. 7. The wearing of the britches. 8. My love is in America/Pigeon on the gate. 9. Tramps and Haw | Folk-music. English | Steve Wixson | ||
| Rick | Fannin | 39081570 | Scheidt,-Thomas; Fannin,-Rick | Fannigan's Isle (Musical group) | The rambles of spring. | Naperville, IL : Marketed and distributed by Folk Era Records | [1997?] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | FE1439CD Folk Era Records | Fannigan's Isle: Tom Scheidt, guitar, cittern, mandolin, tin whistles, and bagpipes ; Rick Fannin, guitar, banjo, bouzouki, bodhran, and bones. Recorded at Refraze Studios, Dayton, OH. | The rambles of spring - Brennan on the moor - Flower of Strabane - Botany Bay - Dear boss - The moonshiner - The rocky road to Dublin - Servikos dance - The lowlands of Holland - Follow me up to Carlow - The witch of the Westmoreland - Johnny McEldoo - Wh | Popular-music-Ireland. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-songs-English-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 26486244 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | [Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.] : Shanachie | p1989 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH 79050 Shanachie; 79050 Shanachie | Shanachie: SH 79050 (On container: 79050) The Chieftains: Paddy Moloney, villeann pipes, tin whistle ; Sean Keane, fiddle ; Martin Fay, fiddle bones ; Derek Bell, neo Irish harp, tiompan ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, Chinese gong, vocals ; Matt Molloy, flute ; in part with Chinese ensemble. Previously released in 1987. Compact disc. | Full of joy - In a Suzhow garden - If I had Maggie in the wood (polka) - The reason for my sorrow - The Chieftains in China (medley) - Planxty Irwin - Off the Great Wall - A tribute to O'Carolan (medley) - The wind from the south - China to Hong Kong (ree | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 18749906 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1987 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips, stereo. | Cassette | SHAN 79050 Shanachie | Program notes on container. Recorded in China and Hong Kong. Featuring: Paddy Moloney (uillean pipes/tin whistle), Sean Keane (fiddle), Martin Fay (fiddle/bones), Derek Bell (neo Irish harp/tiompan), Kevin Conneff (bodran/Chinese gong/vocals) and Matt Molloy (flute). | Full of joy (with Chinese ensemble) - In a Suzhow garden - Slan le maighe (slow air) - If I had Maggie in the wood (polkas) - The reason for my sorrow 'Se fath mo bhuartha (slow air) - The Chieftains in China (medley) - Planxty Irwin (with Chinese ensembl | Folk-music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 18722405 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | [Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.] : Shanachie Records | p1987 | 1 sound disc (ca. 52 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH 79050 Shanachie | The Chieftains: Paddy Moloney, villeann pipes, tin whistle ; Sean Keane, fiddle ; Martin Fay, fiddle bones ; Derek Bell, neo Irish harp, tiompan ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, Chinese gong, vocals ; Matt Molloy, flute ; and Chinese ensemble. Recorded in China and Hong Kong. Program notes in container. | Full of joy (2:32) - In a Suzhow garden (3:33) - If I had Maggie in the wood (polkas) (3:24) - The reason for my sorrow (3:40) - The Chieftains in China (medley) (11:49) - Planxty Irwin (2:56) - Off the Great Wall (5:23) - A tribute to O'Carolan (medley) | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 35266793 | Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | The Chieftains : film cuts. | New York : RCA Victor | p1996 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Irish folk and dance music arranged and directed by Paddy Moloney ; performed on Irish folk instruments. Chieftains: Derek Bell, Irish harp, tiompan, harpsichord; Paddy Maloney, uilleann pipes and tin whistle ; Matt Molloy, flute and tin whistle ; Sean Potts, tin whistle ; Martin Fay, fiddle, bones ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran; Sean Keane, Fiddle. | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Folk-songs,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Martin | Fay | 18213070 | Morrison,-Van, 1945- | Chieftains. | Irish heartbeat. | New York, NY : Mercury/Polygram Records, Inc. | 1988 | 1 sound cassette (40 min.) : analog, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 422 834 496-4 Mercury; 834 496-4 Mercury | Mercury: 422 834 496-4 (on container: 834 496-4) Lyrics printed on container insert. Van Morrison, lead vocals, guitar, drums; Martin Fay, fiddle, bones; Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, keyboards; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, co-lead vocals; Paddy Moloney, Uilleann pipes, tin whistles; Matt Molloy, flute; Sean Keane, fiddle; with guests. Recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, September/December 1987 - January, 1988. | Star of the County Down - Irish heartbeat - Ta mo chleamhnas deanta - Raglan road - She moved through the fair - I'll tell me ma - Carrickfergus - Celtic ray - My lagan love - Marie's wedding. | Music,-Irish. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 35405047 | Morrison,-Van, 1945- | Chieftains. | Irish heartbeat. | New York : Mercury | p1988 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Mercury | Van Morrison, lead vocals, guitar, drums ; Martin Fay, fiddle, bones ; Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, keyboards ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, vocals ; Paddy Moloney, uilleam pipes, tin whistles ; Matt Molloy, flute ; Sean Keane, fiddle. Compact disc. Analog recording. | Star of the County Down (2:41) - Irish heartbeat (3:52) - Ta mo chleamhnas deanta (3:31) - Raglan road (4:55) - She moved through the fair (4:43) - I'll tell me ma (2:29) - Carrickfergus (4:23) - Celtic ray (3:47) - My lagan love (5:19) - Marie's wedding | Music,-Irish. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 18338924 | Morrison,-Van, 1945-; Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | Irish heartbeat. | New York, N.Y. : Mercury | p1988 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 834 496-2 Mercury | Van Morrison, lead vocals, guitar, drums ; Chieftains (Martin Fay, fiddle, bones ; Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, keyboards ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, co-lead vocals ; Paddy Moloney, Uilleann pipes, tin whistles ; Matt Molloy, flute ; Sean Keane, fiddle) ; with other performers. Sung in English and (3rd work) Irish. Arr. by Van Morrison and Paddy Moloney. Recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, Sept./Dec. 1987-Jan. 1988. Compact disc. Analog recording. Lyrics, including English translation of 3rd work (8 p. : ports.) inserted in container. | Star of the county Down - Irish heartbeat - Ta mo chleamhnas deanta - Raglan Road - She moved through the fair - I'll tell me ma - Carrickfergus - Celtic Ray - My Lagan love - Marie's wedding. | Folk-music. Folk-songs,-English. Folk-songs,-Irish. Popular-music-1981-1990. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 25522225 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | Baile Atha Cliath : Claddagh | 1984 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | CC42 Claddagh | One work sung in Irish. Recorded in China and Hong Kong. Featuring: Paddy Moloney (uillean pipes/tin whistle), Sean Keane (fiddle), Martin Fay (fiddle/bones), Derek Bell (neo Irish harp/tiompan), Kevin Conneff (bodran/Chinese gong/vocals) and Matt Molloy (flute) ; some works with Chinese ensemble. | Full of joy - In a Suzhow garden - If I had Maggie in the wood - The reason for my sorrow - The Chieftains in China - Planxty Irwin - Off the Great Wall - A tribute to O'Carolan - The wind from the south - China to Hong Kong. | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-China. Folk-songs,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 12269157 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1985 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in. | Cassette | 5SHAN-79050 Shanachie | Recorded in China and Hong Kong. Featuring: Paddy Moloney (uillean pipes/tin whistle), Sean Keane (fiddle), Martin Fay (fiddle/bones), Derek Bell (neo Irish harp/tiompan), Kevin Conneff (bodran/Chinese gong/vocals) and Matt Molloy (flute). | Full of joy (with Chinese ensemble) - In a Suzhow garden - Slan le maighe (slow air) - If I had Maggie in the wood (polkas) - The reason for my sorrow - 'Se fath mo bhuartha (slow air) - The Chieftains in China (medley) - Planxty Irwin (with Chinese ensem | Folk-music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 24508522 | Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | Reel music: the filmscores / | New York, N.Y. : RCA Victor | p1991 | 1 sound disc (53 min., 33 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 60412-2-RC RCA Victor | Recorded in Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin, Sept./Nov. 1989. Compact disc. Program notes inserted in container. The Chieftains: Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, harpsichord; Martin Fay, fiddle, bones; Sean Keane, fiddles; Kevin Conneff, bodhran; Matt Molloy, flute, tin whistle; Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle. | Treasure island (17:36) - Barry Lyndon (3:29) - Three wishes for Jamie (4:52) - Tristan and Isolde (13:26) - The grey fox (6:00) - The year of the French (8:10). | Motion-picture-music-Excerpts. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 31199966 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | [Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.] : Shanachie | p1989 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | SHAN 79050 Shanachie; 79050 Shanachie | Shanachie: SHAN 79050 (On container: 79050) The Chieftains: Paddy Moloney, villeann pipes, tin whistle ; Sean Keane, fiddle ; Martin Fay, fiddle bones ; Derek Bell, neo Irish harp, tiompan ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, Chinese gong, vocals ; Matt Molloy, flute ; in part with Chinese ensemble. Previously released in 1987. | Full of joy - In a Suzhow garden - If I had Maggie in the wood (polka) - The reason for my sorrow - The Chieftains in China (medley) - Planxty Irwin - Off the Great Wall - A tribute to O'Carolan (medley) - The wind from the south - China to Hong Kong (ree | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Martin | Fay | 39350158 | Monjarret,-Nolwenn; Pichard,-Bernard; Guerton,-Alain; Bertae,-Michel | Chieftains. | Celtic wedding: music of Brittany / | New York, N.Y. : RCA | p1998 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | 09026-63120-4 RCA Victor | Martin Fay, fiddle, bones ; Sean Keane, fiddle ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, vocals ; Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle ; Matt Molloy, flute, tin whistle ; Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, oboe, organ ; with Nolwenn Monjarret, vocals ; Bernard Pichard, bombarde ; Alain Guerton, Michel Bertae, bombarde and biniou. Recorded May 1986 at Lansdowne Studios, Dublin. | Dans mod koh a vaod - A Breton carol Dans-tro Fisel - Marches - Dans bro-Leon - Heuliadenn toniou Breizh-Izel Ev christr 'ta, laou! - Jabadaw - Celtic wedding. | Folk-music-France-Brittany. Folk-dance-music-France-Brittany. Folk-songs,-Breton-France-Brittany. Wedding-music. Audiocassettes-. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 24597093 | Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | "Reel music: the filmscores / | New York, N.Y. : RCA Victor | p1991 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 60412-4-RC RCA Victor | Recorded in Windmill Studios, Dublin, Sept./Nov. 1989. The Chieftains: Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, harpsichord; Martin Fay, fiddle, bones; Sean Keane, fiddle; Matt Molloy, flute, tin whistle; Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle; Kevin Conneff, bodhran. | Treasure Island - Barry Lyndon - Three wishes for Jamie - Tristan and Isolde - The grey fox - The year of the French. | Motion-picture-music-Excerpts. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Martin | Fay | 38982421 | Monjarret,-Nolwenn; Pichard,-Bernard; Guerton,-Alain; Bertae,-Michel | Chieftains. | Celtic wedding: music of Brittany / | New York, N.Y. : RCA | p1998 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 09026-63120-2 RCA Victor | "Music of Brittany played by Irish musicians" - Container. Martin Fay, fiddle, bones ; Sean Keane, fiddle ; Kevin Conneff, bodhran, vocals ; Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle ; Matt Molloy, flute, tin whistle ; Derek Bell, harp, tiompan, oboe, organ ; with Nolwenn Monjarret, vocals ; Bernard Pichard, bombarde ; Alain Guerton, Michel Bertae, bombarde and biniou. Recorded May 1986 at Lansdowne Studios, Dublin. Compact disc. | Dans mod koh a vaod - A Breton carol - Dans-tro Fisel - Marches - Dans bro-Leon - Heuliadenn toniou Breizh-Izel - Ev christr 'ta, laou! - Jabadaw - Celtic wedding. | Folk-music-France-Brittany. Folk-dance-music-France-Brittany. Folk-songs,-Breton-France-Brittany. Wedding-music. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Richard | Ferry | 31119021 | Golden Bough (Musical group) | Kids at heart. | Oakland, CA : Golden Bough/ARC Music U.S. | p1993 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | GB 203 Golden Bough | Lyrics and program notes on insert. Golden Bough are: Margie Butler, vocals, Celtic harp, recorder, tin-whistle, bodhran, spoons; Paul Espinoza, vocals, guitar, accordion, octave-mandolin, harmonica, vocal arrangements, duck call; Florie Brown, violin, harmony vocals, chicken. With special guest Richard Ferry (Irish & silver flute, tin-whistle, bones, washboard) and children's choir. | Frog in the well (3:28) - Rain & thunder (3:37) - Fair haired child/Garden of butterflies (3:47) - The Rattlin' bog (4:17) - Dilly, dilly/Sir Sidney Smith's march (4:07) - Little Lizzie (4:29) - Wee Jack (5:25) - Monday, Tuesday (2:51) - Crabs in the skil | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Richard | Ferry | 29757265 | Golden Bough (Musical group) | Kids at heart. | Oakland, CA : Golden Bough/ARC Music U.S. | p1993 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | GB 203 Golden Bough/ARC Music U.S. | Analog recording. Lyrics and program notes on insert. Golden Bough are: Margie Butler, vocals, Celtic harp, recorder, tin-whistle, bodhran, spoons; Paul Espinoza, vocals, guitar, accordion, octave-mandolin, harmonica, vocal arrangements, duck call; Florie Brown, violin, harmony vocals, chicken. With special guest Richard Ferry (Irish & silver flute, tin-whistle, bones, washboard) and children's choir. | Frog in the well (3:28) - Rain & thunder (3:37) - Fair haired child/Garden of butterflies (3:47) - The Rattlin' bog (4:17) - Dilly, dilly/Sir Sidney Smith's march (4:07) - Little Lizzie (4:29) - Wee Jack (5:25) - Monday, Tuesday (2:51) - Crabs in the skil | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Gardner | 39457901 | Gardner,-Mark-L | Songs of the Santa Fe Trail and the Far West. | Ashville, NC : Native Ground | [1996] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | NG-CD 003 Native Ground; MLG01 Native Ground | Native Ground: NG-CD 003 (on insert: MLG01). "Documented songs and instrumentals of the nineteenth-century American West performed with period instruments and using historic playing styles." - Container. Mark Gardner, vocals, banjo, bones; Muleskinners. Recorded July 30-31, 1996, Melody Recording Studio, Fayetteville, Ark. Compact disc. Program notes by Gardner on insert. | Uncle Sam and Mexico (2:36) - Uncle Sam's song to Miss Texas (1:34) - California bloomer (2:39) - Joe Bowers (4:40) - Calabra (Culebra) waltz (2:18) - The battle call (3:15) - Fort Dodge (3:20) - Fandango (3:05) - Home! sweet home! (3:30) - Jim along Josi | Santa-Fe-Trail-Songs-and-music. West-U.S.-Songs-and-music. Popular-music-United-States-To-1901. Patriotic-music-West-U.S. Folk-dance-music. Fiddle-tun | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Ann | Gilleran | 32550946 | Limberjim Bartz Band. | Come dance and sing. | Birds Landing, Calif. : Limberjim Bartz Band | p1993 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Limberjim Bartz Band (Jim Bartz, fiddle, button accordion, banjo, vocals, and feet ; Jan Bartz, guitar, banjo, vocals, fiddlesticks, spoons, bodhran, and rhythm egg ; Ann Gilleran, fiddles, vocals, guitar, triangle, and bones ; Edgar Luckenbach, harmonicas, vocals, and rhythm eggs. Brief record. | Come dance and sing - No place like home - Jaybird - How to get good fiddle tone - Tombigbee river waltz - Banjo tramp - The fiddler's wife - The Toormore polkas - Joys of Quebec - The dog's meeting - Bonaparte crossing the Rhine - Lumberjack - J'ai passe | Folk-music. Folk-dance-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Greg | Gilmour | 31878068 | Gilmour Bros. (Musical group) | A good tune is a good tune. | Bridgeport, Mich. : Michigan Archives Records | p1977 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | MA 103 Michigan Archives Records | "Folk music of America and the British Isles." - Container. Greg Gilmour, voice, washboard, bones, bodhran and percussion ; Michael Jahncke, voice, acoustic and electric guitars ; John Gilmour, voice, acoustic guitars, banjo, mandocello and bagpipes. "All songs trad. arr. Gilmour Bros. except Dusty boxcar wall, Eric Andersen and A basket of eggs." | I know who is sick - The Coventry carol/Scarborough fair - The sheep stealer - Step we gaily (Lewis bridal song) - Loch Rannoch - A basket of eggs / Michael Jahncke - I'll tell my Ma - "P" stands for Paddy - Shule Araugh - La rotta = The round - Dusty box | Folk-songs,-English-United-States. Folk-songs,-English-British-Isles. Popular-music-1971-1980. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Ted | Goon | 18043879 | Roberts,-Lee-S., 1884-1949; Callahan,-J.-Will, 1874-1946; Goon-Bones,-Mr; Lantz,-Barney; Fisher,-Harold | Smiles. | [Chicago] : Mercury | [1950?] | 1 disc (2 min., 15 sec.) : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | 5561 Mercury | Mr. Goon-Bones and Barney Lantz, organ, with Harold Fisher, banjo. With: When you wore a tulip / Percy Wenrich. | Popular-music-1911-1920. Instrumental-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Ted | Goon | 18043837 | Wenrich,-Percy, 1887-1952; Mahoney,-Jack, 1882-1945; Goon-Bones,-Mr; Lantz,-Barney | When you wore a tulip. | [Chicago] : Mercury | [1950?] | 1 disc (2 min., 17 sec.) : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | 5561 Mercury | Mr. Goon-Bones and Barney Lantz, organ. With: Smiles / Lee S. Roberts. | Popular-music-1911-1920. Organ-music,-Arranged. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Leela and Ellie | Grace | 22575978 | Grace,-Paul; Grace,-Win; Grace,-Leela; Grace,-Eleanor | Carved out of time. | Columbia, MO : Wellspring Music | [p1990] | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | CS 4903 Wellspring Music | Program noted in container. Performed by Paul Grace, fiddle, mandolin, guitar, harmonica, & vocals; Win Grace, piano accordian, autoharp, & vocals; Leela Grace, bones & vocals; Eleanor ("Ellie") Grace, bones, spoons, kazoo, & vocals. | Home sweet home (3:18) - One little story (2:07) - Tom Big Bee River (4:16) - I don't love nobody (3:23) - Lass of Glenshee (5:41) - Cold frosty morning/Juneapple (3:16) - Ella Ewing (3:09) - Three-quarter time (3:25) - Booth shot Lincoln (3:09) - Talking | Folk-music. Folk-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mance | Grady | 34200343 | Sweeney,-Ed | Traditions : Ed Sweeney and friends; instrumental acoustic music. | Narragansett, RI : SoundWorks Unlimited | 1994 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SW1009 SoundWorks Unlimited | Ed Sweeney (five-string banjo, fretless banjo, guitar) ; Steve Snyder (piano) ; Sally McKnight (hammered dulcimer) ; Karl Dennis (fiddle) ; Lorraine Hammond (Appalachian dulcimer) ; Mance Grady (bones, bohran) ; Sara Bauhan (wooden whistle & flute) ; Dan Moretti (clarinet). Produced by Ed Sweeney; recorded, mixed, sequenced, and edited by Dave Correia and Christine DiFonzo, Celebration Sounds, Pawtucket, RI. | A land of rest - Turn around - Blue bells - The girl I left behind / Camptown races - Tennessee waltz - Jinny get around - Freight train / Wilson rag - A mole in the ground - The star of County Down - Talk about suffering - Now we are six - Simple gifts - | Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mance | Grady | 30836796 | Pendragon. | Passage to New England. | Peabody, MA : Beacon Records | 1993 | 1 sound disc (46 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | BCN 10125-2 Beacon Records | Bob Drouin, cittern, banjo, guitar, mandolin ; Phil Edmonds, whistles, piano, synthesizer, concertina ; Russell Gusetti, guitar, concertina, 5-string banjo ; Mary Lee Partington, vocals ; Mance Grady, bodhran, bones, percussion ; with various performers. Recorded at Celebration Sounds, Pawtucket, R.I. | The Palatine - Dunmore lasses ; Simple joys ; The green groves of Erin - The last of the name - The Providence reel ; Ballinasloe Fair ; The girl who broke my heart - New England's daughter - Bonnie Irish boy - In each other's arms - Michael mo chroide - | Folk-songs,-Celtic. Folk-music-British-Isles. Compact-discs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mance | Grady | 35040108 | Grady,-Robert-"Mance"; Burridge,-Roger; Turner,-Chris; Purcell,-Hughie; Scott,-Noel; Noonan,-Jimmy; Lech,-Tina; McKinley,-Michael; Crozier,-Bill | Mance Grady. | Cumberland, RI : Grady Management | p1995 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | MG001 Mance Grady; 12573CD Mance Grady | The players: Mance Grady, bodhran, congas, bones; Roger Burridge, fiddle; Chris Turner, harmonica, jaw harp, vocals; Hughie Purcell, banjo, guitar, lilting, vocals; Noel Scott, accordion; Jimmy Noonan, flute; Tina Lech, fiddle; Michael McKinley, flute; Bill Crozier, mandocello. Title from container inset. Compact disc. | All hands aroud ; Pigman's fling; Within a mile of Dublin (4:44) - Dirty old town (3:36) - Paddy Taylor's ; The luck penny (3:46) - Bi czar (1:51) - Burnt old man ; Gan Aim (2:50) - Reavy's grand reel ; The curlew (3:58) - Navvy on the shore ; Shepherd's | Celts-Ireland-Music. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Walter | Hartman | 34291740 | Colonial traditions: early American, traditional collection. | Nashville, TN : Benson Music Group, Inc. | 1994 | 1 sound disc (36 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 84418-4073-2 Benson; CD04073 Benson | Title from container insert. Subtitle from container insert. Craig Duncan, hammered dulcimer and fiddle ; John Pell, classical guitar ; Sam Levine, recorded and flute ; Robert Bowlin, steel string guitar, mandolin fiddle on "Saint Anne's [sic] reel" and "Rose tree / Over the waterfall" ; Jeff Lisenby, accordion ; Bob Burns, string bass ; Cindy Wyatt, Celtic harp ; James Wood, cittern ; Ann Richards, wood flute ; Walter Hartman, bodhran, bones and triangle. Recorded and mixed by: Brent King ; Recorded at: Creative Recording, Nashville, Tennessee. | Rose tree / Over the waterfall medley - The blarney pilgrim - Barbara Allen - The girl I left behind me - The water is wide - St. Ann's reel - Going to Boston / On the road to Boston medley - I'll give my love an apple - Fisher's hornpipe - I'll mend your | Folk-songs,-English-Colonial-period,-ca.-1600-1775. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Tommy | Hayes | 25194979 | Angarola,-Anisa; Dowland,-John, 1563?-1626; Carolan,-Turlough, 1670-1738 | Irish airs & dances. | Burbank, CA : Dargason Music | p1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | DMCD-110 Dargason Music | (ADD) Traditional music of Ireland on classical guitar. Anisa Angarola, classical guitar ; Thomas Axworthy, recorder ; Tommy Hayes, bodhran, darbukka, bones, stick, shaker ; Valerie KIng, flute, E-flat flute, piccolo ; Joemy Wilson, hammered dulcimer. Recorded at Scot Fraser Studio, Los Angeles, California, November and December 1990, January 1991. Program notes inserted in container. | Eight and forty sisters - Tobin's favorite - O'Sullivan's march - She moved through the fair - Go from my window / John Dowland - Planxty Maggie Browne / Turlough O'Carolan - McNamara's march/O'Donoghue's march - Give me your hand - Johnnny with the light | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Guitar-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Tommy | Hayes | 25545443 | Angarola,-Anisa; Dowland,-John, 1563?-1626; Carolan,-Turlough, 1670-1738 | Irish airs and dances. | Irish airs & dances. | Burbank, CA : Dargason Music | p1991 | 1 sound cassette : analog, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | DM-110 Dargason Music | Traditional music of Ireland on classical guitar. Anisa Angarola, classical guitar ; Thomas Axworthy, recorder ; Tommy Hayes, bodhran, darbukka, bones, stick, shaker ; Valerie KIng, flute, E-flat flute, piccolo ; Joemy Wilson, hammered dulcimer. Recorded at Scot Fraser Studio, Los Angeles, California, November and December 1990, January 1991. Program notes enclosed. Title on insert: Irish Airs & Dances. | Eight and forty sisters - Tobin's favorite - O'Sullivan's march - She moved through the fair - Go from my window / John Dowland - Planxty Maggie Browne / Turlough O'Carolan - McNamara's march/O'Donoghue's march - Give me your hand - Johnnny with the light | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Guitar-music. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Mark | Hellenberg | 39201335 | Hellenberg,-Mark | House Band. | Rockall. | Danbury, CT : Green Linnet Records | p1996 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | CSIF 1174 Greet Linnet Records | All songs traditional, chiefly arranged by the House Band. Performed by the House Band: Ged Foley, guitar, mandolin, and vocals; Chris Parkinson, melodeon, accordion, and harmonica; John Skelton, flutes, bombardes, and whistles; Roger Wilson, fiddle, guitar, viola, and vocals; with Mark Hellenberg, bodhran, dumbek, zarb, and bones. Recorded at Mount Hollywood Studios, Mount Holly, VT. | Golden grove/The hop down reel/An occasional flutter (4:01) - The gardener (3:49) - The frog in the well/The holey ha'penny (4:27) - Not the worm/Dans plinn ar menez (4:00) - All in a day (3:09) - Willow Creek/The hop of the rabbit (3:57) - The Philadelph | Folk-music. Folk-songs,-English. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Mark | Hellenberg | 35995536 | Hellenberg,-Mark | House Band. | Rockall. | Danbury, CT : Green Linnet Records | p1996 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | GLCD1174 Green Linnet Records | All songs traditional, chiefly arranged by the House Band. Performed by the House Band: Ged Foley, guitar, mandolin, and vocals; Chris Parkinson, melodeon, accordion, and harmonica; John Skelton, flutes, bombardes, and whistles; Roger Wilson, fiddle, guitar, viola, and vocals; with Mark Hellenberg, bodhran, dumbek, zarb, and bones. Recorded at Mount Hollywood Studios, Mount Holly, VT. Program notes and lyrics laid in container. | Golden grove/The hop down reel/An occasional flutter (4:01) - The gardener (3:49) - The frog in the well/The holey ha'penny (4:27) - Not the worm/Dans plinn ar menez (4:00) - All in a day (3:09) - Willow Creek/The hop of the rabbit (3:57) - The Philadelph | Folk-music. Folk-songs,-English. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Steven | Hollander | 35642039 | Idlewild (Musical group) | The song of Fionula. | S[alt] L[ake] C[ity] : Idlewild Recordings | [199-?] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | IR005 Idlewild | Idlewild: Carol Sharp (neo Celtic harp, zils, hammer dulcimer, bowed psaltery) ; David Sharp (vocals, flute, whistle, tenor banjo, guitar, mountain dulcimer, alto recorder, psaltry ; Ruth Hollander (mandolin, zils) ; Steven Hollander (bodhran, English concertina, bones) ; guests: Jody Duffy-Brings (main vocal) ; Daniele Joyner (harmony vocal). Compact disc. Compact disc. | Nanez binameye poyete (1:34) - Mable Kelly (1:44) - The song of Fionula (1:36) - Planxty Burke (3:03) - Mey guldin ; Mo ladh na landaidh ; Bransle de Borgoynon (2:45) - Princess Royal (2:04) - Air in Am ; O'Carolan's welcome (2:39) - There were three rave | Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Steven | Hollander | 30450429 | Idlewild (Musical group) | Idlewild. | S[alt] L[ake] C[ity] : Idlewild Recordings | p1993 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | IR 0002 Idlewild Recordings | Idlewild: David Sharp, vocals, guitar, tenor banjo, mandolin, mountain dulcimer, flute, whistle ; Carol Sharp, hammer dulcimer, neo-Celtic harp, bowed psaltery ; Steven Hollander: vocals, English concertina, frailing banjo, bones, bodhran ; Ruth Hollander: mandolin, fiddle, accordion ; Chris Carlson, fiddle. Compact disc. | Marianne's/Toss the feathers/Drowsy Maggie - Eleanor Plunkett - Little red bird of the black turf - The butterfly - Goddesses - The road to Lisdoonvarna - Come thy font of every blessing/Paddy's green shamrock shore - Planxty Fanny Poer - Rose tree/Gaspe | Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| David | Holt | 37715814 | Erbsen,-Wayne | Railroadin' classics: [16 great instrumentals] / | Asheville, NC : Native Ground Music | p1997 | 1 sound disc (50 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + program notes. | Cassette | NG-CD-920 Native Ground | Wayne Erbsen, clawhammer banjo, bluegrass banjo, banjo-guitar, lead guitar, fiddle, mandolin, banjo-mandolin ; Bucky Hanks, rhythm guitar ; David Holt, harmonica, Jews harp, bones, spoons, washboard ; Donnie Scott, dobro ; Bob Willoughby, bass. Recorded at Alleysound, Asheville, NC, Nov. 20-24, 1996. "...complete words, music and histories ... can be found in the book Singing rails, railroadin' songs, jokes & stories..." - Container insert. | Railroads-United-States-Songs-and-music. Railroads-Trains-Songs-and-music. Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Richard | Jones | 18421764 | Song of the Lakes (Musical group). | Pearl of America. | Traverse City, Mich. : Song of the Lakes | [1987] | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips, 4 track ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in., 1/8 in. tape. | Cassette | Ingemar Johannsson, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, vocals; Michael Sullivan, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, vocals; Lisa Johansson, flute, piccolo, vocals; Rick Jones, bodhran, shakers, bones, vocals; Dan Kelchak, Electric bass. Recorded and mixed at K & K Musicworks, Traverse City, MI. | side 1. I'se the by'se - E.C. Roberts - Pearl of America - Galtrey ranger - Paddy's green shamrock shore - Roll yer chariot - side 2. The dancer - Rick's drum/Air/Bantry lasses reel/Moonlight on Platte Lake - Foggy dew - Farewell to Nova Scotia - Sailor's | Folk-songs,-English-Michigan. Lakes-Songs-and-music. Sea-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Cathy | Jordan | 39155549 | Dervish (Musical group) | Harmony Hill. | Garden City, NY : Kells Music | p1993 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | KM 9502 Kells | Dervish is: Cathy Jordan, vocals, bodran, & bones ; Liam Kelly, flute, whistle, & vocals ; Shane Mitchell, accordion ; Shane McAleer, fiddle, viola ; Brian McDonagh, mandola and mandolin ; Michael Holmes, bouzouki and guitar. Lyrics on container insert. | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Cathy | Jordan | 36668657 | Dervish (Musical group) | Playing with fire. | Garden City, NY : Kells Music | p1995 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | KM-9501 Kells | Dervish is: Brian McDonagh, mandola, mandolin, guitar, & vocals ; Shane Mitchell, accordion ; Cathy Jordan, vocals, bodrem, & bones ; Shane McAleer, fiddle ; Liam Keffy, flute, whistle, & vocals ; Michael Holmes, bouzouki, guitar. | Buckleys fancy ; Name unknown ; Finns reel - Molly and Johnny - Last nights fun - The wheels of the world - Maire mor - I buried my wife and danced on top of her - Hungry rock - Calin rua - Ash plant set - Peigin mo chroi - The game of love - Willie Lenno | Folk-music-Ireland. Fiddle-tunes-Ireland. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Cathy | Jordan | 36642464 | Dervish (Musical group) | Playing with fire. | Garden City, NY : Kells Music | [pc1996] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | KM 9501 Kells | Dervish is: Brian McDonagh, mandola, mandolin, guitar, vocals, & bassola ; Shane Mitchell, accordion ; Cathy Jordan, vocals, bodran, & bones ; Shane McAleer, fiddle ; Liam Keffy, flute, whistle, & vocals ; Michael Holmes, bouzouki, guitar. | Buckleys fancy ; Name unknown ; Finns reel - Molly and Johnny - Last nights fun - Wheels of the world - Maire mor - I buried my wife and danced on top of her - Hungry rock - Cafin rua - Ash plant set - Peigin mo chroi - The game of love - Willie Lennox - | Folk-music-Ireland. Fiddle-tunes-Ireland. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Cathy | Jordan | 36871083 | Dervish (Musical group) | At the end of the day. | Garden City, NY : Kells Music | [pc1996] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | KM 9507 Kells | Dervish is: Brian McDonagh, mandola, mandolin, guitar, vocals, & bassola ; Shane Mitchell, accordion ; Cathy Jordan, vocals, bodran, & bones ; Shane McAleer, fiddle ; Liam Keffy, flute, whistle, & vocals ; Michael Holmes, bouzouki, guitar. | Touching cloth (reels) - Ar Eirinn ni neosfainn ce hi (song) - Jim Colemans set (mazurka and reels) - An spailpin fanach (song) - Packie Duignan's (jigs) - Lone Shanakyle (song) - Drag her round the road (reels) - Peata Beag (song) - The trip to Sligo set | Folk-music-Ireland. Fiddle-tunes-Ireland. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Hank "Bones" | Kahn | 12381506 | Buell,-Ruth | Take a little step. | [Los Angeles, Calif. ]: [Uncle Ruthie Buell] | c1983 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | URC 01 Uncle Ruthie | Marcia Berman, Uncle Ruthie Buell, Dave Zeitlin, vocals ; John Bucchino, piano, synthesizer, organ, omnichord ; E. Marcy Dicterow-Vaj, violin ; Dave Zeitlin, guitar ; Hank "Bones" Kahn, bones ; Children's chorus ; Carol Merrill-Mirsky, director. Songs for listening, singing and growing. | Party song. - Person next to you. - Wake up toes. - Yo te amo. - Take a little step. - The very best people. - Tell your friend. - The very song. - Everybody's sleeping. - Why did you leave me? - Just you and me. - The super song. - Maria. - My brother. - | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Ron | Kavana | 28971548 | Stradling,-Rod; Moore,-John; Kavana,-Ron | Feckless (Musical group) | Rhythms of the world. | Danbury, CT : Green Linnet | p1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | GLCD 3061 Green Linnet | Principally traditional folk tunes from Great Britain. Rod Stradling, melodeons ; with Feckless, John Moore, guitars, or Ron Kavana, guitar, bouzouki, bones and drums. Recorded Nov. 1990-June 1991 at Ideal Sound, London. Compact disc. | The shameless glutton / Rod & B.J. Stradling - The sportsman's hornpipe ; Bonaparte's retreat ; The star above the garter ; Polesana ; Highland Mary ; Old Tom of Oxford ; Valsivien di imo / trad. - Masurca uaiacalpians / Enzo Conti - The boys of Balisdare | Folk-music-Great-Britain. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Matt | Kilroy | 36943973 | Kwils (Musical group) | And a' that. | [Grand Rapids, Mich. ]: Kwils | [1997] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | The Kwils: Matt Kilroy, banjo, guitar, harmonica, bones ; Pete Walen, bodhran, whistle, percussion ; Bruce Robey, 12-string guitar, accordion ; Pete Lewandoski, guitar, fiddle ; Steve Segavac, mandolin, whistle, Maynard. Recorded at Fast Trax Studio, Jenison, MI, 1995-97. Notes on the performers and program notes on container insert. | Rattling, roaring Willie (Scottish trad.) (2:11) - The trooper and the maid (Scottish trad.) (2:48) - The wild rover (Irish trad.) (2:10) - The merchant's son (Scottish trad.) (2:25) - Southwind (Irish, Carolan) (2:20) - The black velvet band (Irish trad. | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-Scotland. Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. Folk-songs,-English-Scotland. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Jim | Kimball | 30516607 | Kimball,-Jim, fiddler; Gamble,-Betsy, 1954-; Collins,-Mitzie | Sackett's Harbor: nineteenth-century dance music from Western New York State. | Rochester, NY : Sampler Records | p1988 | 1 sound cassette : analog, stereo. | Cassette | 8809 Sampler Records | Jim Kimball, fiddle, cello, dulcimer, pump organ, bones, Jews harp ; Betsy Gamble, fiddle ; Mitzie Collins, dulcimer. Brief record. | Sir Phillip MacQue - Virginia reel - Money musk - Cotillion sett - Nellie Gray - Bricklayer's hornpipe - Bank of flowers - Satan's vision - Black joke - Crooked s - Waltz medley - Opera reel - On time quadrille - Fireman's dance - Tempest reel - Drops of | Folk-dance-music-New-York-State. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jim | Kimball | 33088439 | Kimball,-Jim, fiddler; Gamble,-Betsy, 1954-; Collins,-Mitzie | Sackett's Harbor: nineteenth-century dance music from Western New York State. | Rochester, N.Y. : Sampler Records | p1988 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 8809 Sampler Records | Title from container. Jim Kimball, fiddle, cello, dulcimer, pump organ, bones, Jews harp ; Betsy Gamble, fiddle ; Mitzie Collins, dulcimer. Based on musicological research by Jim Kimball; performed on authentic instruments of the period. "Digitally recorded 1987 at Dynamic Recording Studios, Rochester, New York." Compact disc. Program notes inserted in container. | Sir Phillip MacQue (1:42) - Virginia reel (2:18) - Money musk (2:09) - Cotillion sett (4:49) - Nellie Gray (1:45) - Bricklayer's hornpipe (1:34) - Bank of flowers (1:51) - Satan's vision (1:44) - Black joke (1:29) - Crooked s (1:38) - Waltz medley (3:39) | Folk-dance-music-New-York-State. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Dean | Kuth | 35183490 | How to Change a Flat Tire (Musical group) | A point of departure. | Voorheesville, N.Y. : Front Hall Records | p1977 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | FHR-09 Front Hall Records | How to Change a Flat Tire (Bo Hinrichs, flute, fife, tin and wooden whistles; Jim Cowdery, recorders, guitar, mandolin, banjo; Ginny Phelps, vocals, guitar, wooden spoons, mandolin, bass concertina; Jim Martin, mandolin, guitar, banjo; Dean Kuth, bodhran (Irish drum), spoons, bones, concertina, mandolin). "Recorded July 1976 by the Bottom Forty Recording Company at the Eldron Fennig Folk Museum of America Ephemera" - Container. Biographical and program notes, and lyrics on container. | The little purse of money ; Jug of punch ; Jenny's welcome to Charlie (7:00) - The blackthorn tree (3:25) - Eilis ni cheallaigh ; Roger the weaver ; The battering ram (4:30) - The seal-woman's croon (4:12) - Bumper Squire Jones ; Padraic O'Keef[e]'s ; The | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| George | Marshall | 22301594 | Cantieni,-David; Marshall,-George; Percival,-Ann | Wild Asparagus (Musical group). | In season. | Amherst, Mass. : Wild Asparagus | 1985 | 1 sound cassette (ca. 60 min.). | Cassette | WA 001 | David Cantieni: Oboe, silver flute, soprano recorder, fife, triangle, wood blocks, and clipboard. Ann Percival: Piano, guiro, and bodhran. George Marshall: English concertina, bodhran, bones, triangle, and shakers. | Fateful head/Poor old woman/Silver spear - Puddleglum's misery - Aunt May's favorite jig/Jump at the sun - The Hundred pipers/Behind the bush ingarden/Bishop street - McMahons hornpipe/Road to Lisdoonvarna/Telemann fantasy #3 in B minor/Golden keyboard (f | Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| George | Marshall | 13077219 | Swallowtail (Musical group) | Flights of fancy. | Bethel, Vt. : Rooster Records | 1985 | LP record | RSTR 130 Rooster | Contra dance music. Swallowtail : Ron Grosslein, fiddle, mandolin, fife; David Cantieni, flute, oboe, fife, tin whistle, soprano recorder; George Marshall, concertina, bodhran, bones, triangle; Tim Van Egmond, hammered dulcimer; Timm Triplett, piano, virginal; in part with Ann Percival, piano. Recorded September 8 & 9, 1984 at Blue Jay Recording Studio, Carlisle, Massachusetts. | Swinging on a gate ; The dancing bear (2:17) - Lannigan's ball ; Morrison's jig ; The gravel walk (7:55) - Scotland the brave ; Down in the brae ; The otter holt (4:02) - Sliabh Na Mban (5:35) - McMahon's reel ; The road to Lisdoonvarna ; Telemann's fanta | Folk-dance-music-United-States. Folk-music-United-States. Country-dances. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| George | Marshall | 12233698 | Swallowtail (Musical group) | Swallowtail. | Bethel, Vt. : Rooster Records | p1982 | 1 sound disc (39 min., 15 sec.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | RSTR 117 Rooster Records | Contra dance music. Swallowtail (Ron Rosslein, fiddle, mandolin, fife ; Tim Van Egmond, hammered dulcimer, tin whistle, spoons ; David Cantieni, oboe, silver flute, soprano and sopraninio recorders, fife ; George Marshall, English concertina, tin whistle, bodhran, bones, triangle ; Ed Mulhern, 5 string banjo, guitar, wooden flute, fife, bodhran ; Timm Triplett, piano, virginal). Recorded January 11-13, 1982, Buckley Recital Hall, Amherst College. Program notes on container. | Farewell to whiskey ; Mason's apron ; Bay of Fundy (4:25) - Castle Kelly (3:09) - Coleraine ; Cooley's reel (4:57) - Murphy's polka (2:16) - Southwest Bridge ; Ships are sailing ; Big John McNeil (5:28) - Swallowtail reel ; The butterfly ; Scollay's reel | Folk-dance-music-United-States. Folk-music-United-States. Country-dances. Instrumental-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| L.E. McCullough and John Kirk | McCullough | 35906548 | Gohl,-Matthias; Burns,-Ken, 1953- | The West: original soundtrack. | New York, NY : Sony Classical | p1996 | 1 sound cassette (58 min.) : analog. | Cassette | ST62727 Sony Classical | "Traditional American and Native American songs and instrumental music" - Container insert. At head of title on container insert: Ken burns presents a film by Stephen Ives. Black Elk Voices, LA: Dane Le Beau, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk, Fames Fall, Bernard Cottonwood, Luke Dubray, Larry Swalley ; Black Elk Voices, NY: Dane Le Beau, Butch Brown, Melvin Youngbear, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk, James Fall ; Jay Ungar, violin, banjo, harmonica, mandolin ; Molly Mason, guitar, banjo, bass ; L.E. McCullough, harmonica, penny whistle, bones ; Andy Stein, violin, viola, bass ; John Kirk, guitar, violin, bones cloggs. Recorded and mixed by Tom Conway at Brielle Studios and Matthias Gohl at 20 Bond Street, New York City, New York and Jeff Robeff at Interlock Audio Post, Los Angeles California. Program notes by Geoffrey C. Ward and Dayton Duncan inserted in container. | The West (title theme) / Dane Le Beau & Black Elk Voices, LA (1:02) - Colorado trail (2:38) - Sweet Nebraska land / Roger Welsch (1:24) - Cheyenne march song (Black Kettle's theme) / Black Elk Voices, NY (2:30) - Morning prayer (3:16) - The old Chisolm Tr | Motion-picture-music. Folk-music-West-U.S. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| L.E. | McCullough | 35780470 | The West : original soundtrack. | New York, NY : Sony Music Entertainment Inc. | 1996 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | Black Elk Voices, LA: Dane Le Beau, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk, James Fall, Bernard Cottonwood, Luke Dubray and Larry Swalley ; Black Elk Voices, NY: Dane Le Beau, Butch Brown, Melvin Youngbear, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk and James Fall ; American Folk music: Jay Ungar, violin, banjo harmonica and mandolin ; Molly Mason, guitar, banjo and bass ; L.E. McCullough, harmonica, penny whistle and bones ; Andy Stein, violin, viola and bass ; John Kirk, guitar, violin, bones and cloggs ; Matthias Gohl (4,5,22), synthesizer ; Jacqueline Schwab (7), solo piano ; Dominic Derasse "Hymn" (22), trumpet ; Ken Little Hawk (4,5,22), Dennis Yerry (22), flutes ; Peter Calo (18), additional guitar ; Andy Tierstein (18), additional banjo ; Nana Vasconcelos (4,22), percussion ; Seamus Eagan (11,17), low whistle. Recorded and mixed by Tom Conway at Brielle Studios, New York City, New York ; Matthias Gohl at 20 Bond Street, New York City, New York ; Jeff Robeff at Interlock Audio Post, Los Angeles, California. | "The West" title theme / Dane Le Beau & Black Elk Voices, LA - Colorado trail - Sweet Nebraska land / Roger Welsch - Cheyenne march song (Black Kettle's theme) / Black Elk Voices, NY - Morning prayer - The old Chisolm Trail / Harry "Haywire Mac" McClintoc | Hidatsa woman ; Quantrill's Raiders ; Fetterman's hymn ; Sand Creek massacre - "The West" title theme (repri se) | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| L.E. McCullough and John Kirk | McCullough | 35654441 | The West: original soundtrack ; traditional American and Native American songs and instrumental musi | New York, NY : Sony Classical | p1996 | 1 sound disc (58 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SK 62727 Sony Classical | At head of title: Ken Burns presents a film by Stephen Ives Black Elk Voices, LA: Dane Le Beau, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk, James Fall, Bernard Cottonwood, Luke Dubray and Larry Swalley ; Black Elk Voices, NY: Dane Le Beau, Butch Brown, Melvin Youngbear, Dennis Yerry, Ken Little Hawk and James Fall ; American Folk music: Jay Ungar, violin, banjo harmonica and mandolin ; Molly Mason, guitar, banjo and bass ; L.E. McCullough, harmonica, penny whistle and bones ; Andy Stein, violin, viola and bass ; John Kirk, guitar, violin, bones and cloggs ; Matthias Gohl (4,5,22), synthesizer ; Jacqueline Schwab (7), solo piano ; Dominic Derasse "Hymn" (22), trumpet ; Ken Little Hawk (4,5,22), Dennis Yerry (22), flutes ; Peter Calo (18), additional guitar ; Andy Tierstein (18), additional banjo ; Nana Vasconcelos (4,22), percussion ; Seamus Eagan (11,17), low whistle. Recorded at Brielle Studios and 20 Bond Street in New York, N.Y. ; and, Interlock Audio Post, Los Angeles, Calif. Compact disc. Program notes ([6] p.) inserted in container. | "The West" title theme / Dane Le Beau & Black Elk Voices, LA - Colorado trail - Sweet Nebraska land / Roger Welsch - Cheyenne march song (Black Kettle's theme) / Black Elk Voices, NY - Morning prayer - The old Chisolm Trail / Harry "Haywire Mac" McClintoc | Hidatsa woman ; Quantrill's Raiders ; Fetterman's hymn ; Sand Creek massacre - "The West" title theme (reprise) | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Johnny | McDonagh | 26366354 | Bergin,-Mary; Finn,-Alec; McDonagh,-Johnny | Feadoga stain. | Baile Atha Cliath : Gael-linn | p1979 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | CEFC 071 Gael-linn | Performed on E flat, B flat, F, D, C and G tin whistles. Subtitle on insert: traditional Irish music on the tin whistle. Mary Bergin, tin whistle ; accompanied by Alec Finn, bouzouki, mandocello and Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones. | Rileanna (reels). Ril gan ainm ; Cinnte le dia ; The union reel - Rileanna (reels). Inion Mhic Sheain ; Miko Russell's - Portanna (jigs). Tom Billy's ; The langstern pony - Rileanna (reels). Sean Reid's ; The drunken landlady - Fonn Mall (slow air). Liam | Penny-whistle-music. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Jigs-. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 36935468 | De Danann (Musical group) | The best of DeDanann. | Newton, NJ : Shanachie Records | p1989 | 1 sound disc (45 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH79047 Shanachie Records; 79047 Shanachie Records | Shanachie Records: SH79047 (on container: 79047) Irish folk songs and music. Frankie Gavin, fiddle, tin whistle ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, steel guitar ; Charlie Piggott, banjo, melodian, mandolin, tin whistle ; Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh, bodhran, bones ; Jackie Daly, accordeon ; Dolores Keane, vocals ; Johnny Moynihan, vocal, harmonica, tin whistle ; Maura O'Connell, vocals. Previously released in 1984. Compact disc. | Mulvihill's reel ; The dawn - The banks of red roses - Coleraine jig ; Derrane's ; John Stenson's ; Moher reel - Rambling Irishman - Johnny Leary's polks ; O'Keefe's polka ; Johnny I do miss you - Maggie - The flowers of spring ; Jackie Small's jig - The | Folk-songs,-Irish. Folk-music-Ireland. Compact-discs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 12252706 | De Danann (Musical group) | Song for Ireland. | Durham, N.C. : Sugar Hill Records | 1983 | 1 sound disc : 33p1s/b3s rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | SH-1130 Sugar Hill | Traditional Irish music and songs. De Danann : Frankie Gavin, fiddle, flute, piano, viola, tin whistle ; Alec Finn, bazouki, guitars ; Johnny (Ringo) McDonagh, bodran, bones ; Martin O'Connor, melodeon ; Brendan Reagan, guitar, mandolin ; Mary Black, vocals. Recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin and at Livingston Studios, London. Licensed from Cara Records, London, England. | The arrival of the Queen of Sheba (in Galway) (2:58) - Hard times (3:19) - Mulqueen's reels (2:31) - The turkey in the straw (2:43) - Live not where I love (4:03) - The hearty boys of Ballymoat (2:51) - Song for Ireland (4:37) - The bells of St. Louis (3: | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 12563461 | De Danann (Musical group) | The best of DeDanann. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie | p1984 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79047 Shanachie | Irish folk songs and music. DeDannan (Frankie Gavin, fiddle, tin whistle ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, steel guitar ; Charlie Piggott, banjo, melodian, mandolin, tin whistle ; Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh, bodhran, bones ; Jackie Daly, accordeon ; Dolores Keane, vocals ; Johnny Moynihan, vocal, harmonica, tin whistle ; Maura O'Connell, vocals). Selected from previously released albums. | Mulvihill's reel ; The dawn - The banks of red roses - Coleraine jig ; Derrane's ; John Stenson's ; Moher reel - Rambling Irishman - Johnny Leary's polks ; O'Keefe's polka ; Johnny I do miss you - Maggie - The flowers of spring ; Jackie Small's jig - The | Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 26694122 | Bergin,-Mary | Feadoga stain: traditional Irish music on the tin whistle / | Bronx, N.Y. : Shanachie Records | p1979 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79006 Shanachie Records | Title from container. Mary Bergin, tin whistles ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, mandocello ; Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones. | Rileanna = Reels : Ril gan ainm ; Cinnte le dia = Ah surely ; The union reel - Rileanna = Reels : Inion Mhic Sheain = Miss Johnson's ; Miko Russell's - Portanna = Jigs : Tom Billy's ; The Langstern pony - Rileanna = Reels : Sean Reid's ; The drunken landl | Penny-whistle-music. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 29707392 | De Danaan (Musical group) | The Star spangled Molly. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1981 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 79018 Shanachie Records | Performed by De Danaan (Jackie Daly, accordion; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, tenor guitar; Frankie Gavin, fiddle, flute; Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones; Charlie Piggot, banjo; Maura O'Connell, vocals). Principally arrangements of Irish folk music. | Coleraine jig/Derrane's/John Stetson's Moher reel - Maggie - Kitty's wedding/The Rambler - New Irish barn dance - Come back to me, Mavoureen - Conlon's jig/Padraig O'Keefe/Head of cabbage/Boys of Malin - The Cuckoo's nest - My Irish Molly-o - Hey Jude - M | Folk-songs,-Irish-United-States. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-music-United-States. Irish-Americans-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 26372396 | Ryan,-Sean | Siuil uait: Take the air / | Dublin : Gael-linn | p1989 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | CEFC 142 Gael-linn | Traditional Irish instrumental music. Sean Ryan, tin whistle or wood whistle ; with Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones ; Brendan Regan, mandolin ; Patsy Broderick, piano ; Caroline Lavelle, cello ; Arty McGlynn, guitar. Recorded at Aigle Studio. Program notes in Irish with English translation inserted. | Rileanna (reels): Gearrchaili London ; Costa na hOstaire - Poirt shingil (single jigs): Siuil uait ; An tseanoidhreacht - Poirt (jigs): Port ui chochlain ; Slan le sioc - Fonn (air): Bruacha na siuire - Rileanna (reels): Ril ui Bhruadair ; Siuloir na Gail | Penny-whistle-music. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 34017659 | Arcady (Musical group) | Many happy returns. | Newton, NJ : Shanachie | p1995 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 79095 Shanachie | Performed by Arcady: Johnny McDonagh, bones, bodhrans, triangle ; Nicholas Quemener, guitars, flute, whistle, vocal ; Patsy Broderick, piano, keyboards ; Conor Keane, accordion ; Brendan Larrissey, fiddles ; Niamh Parsons, vocals ; with various accompanying musicians. Recorded at Sulan Studios, Ballyvourney, Co. Cork. | The Sally gardens/Miss McLeod's reel/The foxhunter's/The bucks of Oranmore - The boys of Barr na Sraide - The Kilfenora jigs - The rocks of Bawn - The maid of Mount Cisco/The Humours of Ballyconnell/The Ivy leaf - The rambling Irishman - The battering ram | Folk-music-Ireland. Reels-Music. Jigs-. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 9378381 | De Danann (Musical group) | The Star spangled Molly. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1981 | 1 disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 79018 Shanachie Records | Performed by De Danann: Jackie Daly, accordeon; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, tenor guitar; Frankie Gavin, fiddle, flute; Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones; Charlie Piggot, banjo; Maura O'Connell, vocals. Principally arrangements of Irish folk music. | Coleraine jig/Derrane's/John Stetson's/Moher reel - Maggie - Kitty's wedding/The Rambler - New Irish barn dance - Come back to me, Mavoureen - Conlon's jig/Padraig O'Keefe/Head of cabbage/Boys of Malin - The Cuckoo's nest - My Irish Molly-o - Hey Jude - M | Folk-songs,-Irish. Folk-music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 23530852 | Bergin,-Mary; Finn,-Alec; McDonagh,-Johnny | Mary Bergin. | Dublin : Gael-Linn : C.M. Distribution | p1979 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CEF CD 071 Gael-Linn | Traditional Irish music. Title on program notes: Traditional Irish music on the tin whistle. Mary Bergin, tin whistles ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, mandocello ; Johnny McDonagh, dodhran, bones. Compact disc. | Ril gan ainm ; Cinnte le dia ; The Union reel - Inion Mhic Sheain ; Miko Russell's reel - Tom Billy's jig ; The Langstern pony - Sean Reid's reel ; The drunken landlady - Liam O'Raghallaigh - Bean Ui Chroidheain ; Gearoid O'Comain ; An La Baisti - Port Se | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Johnny | McDonagh | 21458865 | De Danann (Musical group) | The best of DeDanann. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie | p1987 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 folded sheet. | CD | Irish folk songs and music. DeDannan (Frankie Gavin, fiddle, tin whistle ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, steel guitar ; Charlie Piggott, banjo, melodian, mandolin, tin whistle ; Johnny "Ringo" McDonagh, bodhran, bones ; Jackie Daly, accordeon ; Dolores Keane, vocals ; Johnny Moynihan, vocal, harmonica, tin whistle ; Maura O'Connell, vocals). | Mulvihill's reel ; The dawn - The banks of red roses - Coleraine jig ; Derrane's ; John Stenson's ; Moher reel - Rambling Irishman - Johnny Leary's polka ; O'Keefe's polka ; Johnny I do miss you - Maggie - The flowers of spring ; Jackie Small's jig - The | Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Johnny | McDonagh | 24990518 | De Danann (Musical group) | The star spangled Molly. | Newton, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1989 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH 79018 Shanachie; 79018 Shanachie | Principally arrangements of Irish folk music. Performed by De Dannan [sic]: Jackie Daly, accordion ; Alec Finn, bouzouki, guitar, tenor guitar ; Frankie Gavin, fiddle, flute ; Johnny McDonagh, bodhran, bones ; Charlie Piggot, banjo ; Maura O'Connell, vocals. Recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. Program notes in insert. | Coleraine jig ; Derrane's ; John Stetson's ; Moher reel - Maggie - Kitty's wedding ; The rambler - New Irish barn dance - Come back to me, Mavourneen - Conlon's jig ; Padraig O'Keefe's ; Head o' cabbage ; Boys of Malin - The Cuckoo's nest - My Irish Molly | Folk-songs,-English-Ireland. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | McKeen | 19583341 | Old Grey Goose (Musical group). | Old grey goose: Maine country dance music & song. | New York, N.Y. : Folkways Records | p1980 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | FD 6530 Folkways Records | Old Grey Goose band (Bob Childs, fiddle ; Doug Protsik, piano, fiddle ; Stuart McConnell, melodeon, banjo, mandolin ; Jeff McKeen, melodeon, banjo, guitar, and bones). | Folk-songs,-English-Maine. Folk-music-Maine. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Peadar | Mercier | 20438740 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains 2. | [S.l.] : Shanachie | p1986 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | SHAN 79022 Shanachie | Instrumental Irish folk music. Chieftains: Michael Tubridy, flute, concertina, tin whistle ; Sean Potts, tin whistle - Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle ; Martin Fay, fiddle ; Sean Kean, fiddle ; Peadar Mercier, bodhran and bones. Recorded in Edinburgh for Claddagh Records, April 1969. | Banish misfortune ; Gillian's apples (3:53) - Planxty George Barbazon (3:30) - Bean an fhir rua (2:49) - Pis fhliuch (O'Farrells welcome to Limerick) - An paistin fionn ; Mrs. Crotty's ; The mountain top (4:18) - The fox hunt (5:30) - An Mhaighdean Mhara | Irish-Music. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Peadar | Mercier | 11597368 | Bell,-Derek; Potts,-Sean; Mercier,-Peadar; Beckett,-John | New Irish Chamber Orchestra. | Derek Bell's musical Ireland. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | 1984 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips, Dolby system. | Cassette | 5SHAN-79042 Shanachie | Derek Bell, Irish harp, neo-Irish harp, tiompan, oboe cor anglais, gong; Sean Potts, tin whistle; Peadar Mercier, bodhran, bones; New Irish Chamber Orchestra; John Beckett, conductor. Program notes in English by Gerald Hanley on container. | Folk-music,-Irish. Music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mel | Mercier | 36733378 | O'Suilleabhain,-Micheal; Carolan,-Turlough, 1670-1738 | Casadh/turning. | [Dublin, Ireland?] : Virgin Records, Ltd. | p1990 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CDVE 904 Virgin Records | All titles trad. arr. by Micheal O Suilleabhain. Label on program notes: Cork, Ireland : Ossian Publications, publishers & distributors. Micheal O Suilleabhain, piano, harpsichord ; with Mel Mercer, Bodhrain, bones (tracks 1,3,5) ; Johnny McCarthey, flute ; Therese Timoney, violin ; John Kelly, viola ; Adele O'Dwyer, cello ; Andrew Baker, bass ; members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra. Tracks 1-6 recorded at Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin ; tracks 7-11 recorded at Sulan Studios, Co Cork. Tracks 7-11 are all interpretations of Irish harp tunes from the 17th and 18th centuries. Casadh na Graige based on Inion an fhaiot on nGleann = White's daughter of the Glen as sung by Sean De hOra (1909-1989) - Program notes, p. [5]. Compact disc. Program notes ([6] p. ; ports.) inserted in container. | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Peadar | Mercier | 16742666 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains 2. | London, Eng. : CBS | p1969 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | S CBS 82988 CBS; CBS 82988 CBS | CBS: S CBS 82988 (on container: CBS 82988) Instrumental Irish folk music. Chieftains: Michael Tubridy, flute, concertina, tin whistle ; Sean Potts, tin whistle - Paddy Moloney, uilleann pipes, tin whistle ; Martin Fay, fiddle ; Sean Kean, fiddle ; Peadar Mercier, bodhran and bones. Recorded in Edinburgh for Claddagh Records, April 1969. Program notes by Alun Owen on container. | Banish misfortune ; Gillian's apples (3:53) - Planxty George Brabazon (3:30) - Bean an fhir rua (2:49) - Pis fhliuch (O'Farrells welcome to Limerick) - An paistin fionn ; Mrs. Crotty's ; The mountain top (4:18) - The fox hunt (5:30) - An Mhaighdean Mhara | Irish-Music. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mel | Mercier | 19219167 | O-Suilleabhain,-Micheal | The dolphin's way. | Beverly Hills, CA : Venture/Virgin Records | c1988 | 1 sound disc (42 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 2-90651 Venture | Title from container. "Traditional arrangements of all titles by Micheal O Suilleabhain." Micheal O Suilleabhain, piano ; Colm Murphy, bodhran ; and Mel Mercier, bones. | Oiche nollag = Christmas eve - Magh Luirg = The plains of Boyle - Eibhli gheal chiuin = Gentle fair Elly - An tseanghe liath = The old grey goose - An cailin deas chruite na mbo = The pretty milkmaid - Pearla an bhrollaig bhain = The snowy breasted pearl | Piano-with-percussion-ensemble. Popular-instrumental-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Peadar | Mercier | 22503849 | Bell,-Derek, 1935-; Potts,-Sean; Mercier,-Peadher; Beckett,-John | New Irish Chamber Orchestra. | Derek Bell's musical Ireland. | Newton, NJ : Shanachie Records | p1989 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH 79042 Shanachie | Derek Bell, Irish harp, neo-Irish harp, tiompan, oboe cor anglais, gong ; Sean Potts, tin whistle ; Peadar [sic] Mercier, bodhran, bones; New Irish Chamber Orchestra ; John Beckett, conductor. Recorded: May 1982, Radio Telefis Eireann. Program notes on insert. Compact disc. | She moved through the fair - The boys of Bluehill, Hillsborough Castle/The Greencastle hornpipe - Carrickfergus - An caitin ban - The Gartan mother's lullaby - Im aonar seal - Sliabh geal gcua - Down by the Salley Gardens - Eibhlin a ruin - The piper thro | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Mel | Mercier | 35746768 | Gardiner,-Bobby; O'Sullivan,-Pat; Mercier,-Mel; Scannell,-Joan; Talty,-Carol | The master's choice. | Cork, Ireland: Ossian Publications | p1993 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | OSS 86 CD Ossian Publications; OSS CD 86 Ossian Pu | "Traditional music from Ireland." Most titles arranged by Gardiner. Recorded at Studio Fiona, Fermoy, Co. Cork, 1989. Bobby Gardiner, button accordion ; Pat O'Sullivan, piano and keyboards ; Mel Mercier, bodhran and bones ; Joan Scannell, cello ; Carol Talty, piano. Compact disc. Program notes by Micheal O Suilleabhain ([2] p.) inserted in container. | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. National-music-Ireland. Accordion-music. Accordion-and-piano-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Mel | Mercier | 29504231 | O'Suilleabhain,-Micheal; Carolan,-Turlough, 1670-1738 | Casadh/turning. | [Dublin, Ireland] : Virgin Records, Ltd. | p1990 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | TCVE 904 Virgin | All titles traditionally arranged by Micheal O Suilleabhain. (Side 1): Micheal O Suilleabhain, piano ; with Mel Mercer ; Bodhrain, bones (tracks 1,3,5) ; (Side 2): Micheal O Suilleabhain, harpsichord, conductor (track 1) ; with Johnny McCarthey, flute (track 1) ; Therese Timoney, violin ; John Kelly, viola ; Adele O'Dwyer, cello ; Andrew Baker, bass (track 1) ; members of the Irish Chamber Orchestra. Tracks 1-5 on side 2 are all interpretations of Irish harp tunes from the 17th and 18th centuries. "Casadh na Graige" based on "Inion an fhaiot on nGleann = White's daughter of the Glen" as sung by Sean De hOra (1909-1989). Digital recording. | By golly! - The Wexford carol - Brian Boru - An Londubh agus an Cheirsearch (The blackbird and the thrush) - The rolling wave - Casadh na Graige (The turning on the road) - King of the blind - The Fairy Queen / Carolan - King of the blind / Anonymous, 17t | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Peadar | Mercier | 11597272 | Bell,-Derek; Potts,-Sean; Mercier,-Peadar; Beckett,-John | New Irish Chamber Orchestra. | Derek Bell's musical Ireland. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | 1984 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79042 Shanachie | Derek Bell, Irish harp, neo-Irish harp, tiompan, oboe cor anglais, gong; Sean Potts, tin whistle; Peadar Mercier, bodhran, bones; New Irish Chamber Orchestra; John Beckett, conductor. Program notes in English by Gerald Hanley on container. | Folk-music,-Irish. Music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Stuart | Morrison | 21493388 | Tannahill Weavers. | Dancing feet. | New Canaan, CT : Green Linnet | p1987 | 1 sound disc (39 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | GLCD 1081 Green Linnet | Traditional and modern Scots music, arranged by the Tannahill Weavers. The Tannahill Weavers: Roy Gullane, guitar, vocals ; Ross Kennedy, bouzouki, bass pedals, vocals ; Iain MacInnes, bagpipes, Scottish small pipes, pennywhistles, low flute ; Stuart Morrison, fiddles, bones, guitar ; Phil Smillie, flutes, pennywhistles, bodhran, vocals. Recorded at Castle Sound Studios, The Old School, Pencaitland, E. Lothian, Scotland. Program notes, text of vocal portions, and glossary on insert. | Turf Lodge ; The Cape Breton Fiddlers welcome to the Shetland Isles ; Lady Margaret Stewart ; The flaggon - Tranent muir - Isabeaux S'Y Promene ; Banais mairead - Fisher row ; Newmarket house - Wild mountain thyme - Maggie Lauder - The smokey lum ; Maggie | Folk-music-Scotland. Folk-songs,-English-Scotland. Fiddle-tunes-Scotland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Stuart | Morrison | 22583085 | Tannahill Weavers. | Dancing feet. | New Canaan, CT : Green Linnet | p1987 | 1 sound disc (39 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | GLCD 1081 Green Linnet | Green Linnet: GLCD 1081. The Tannahill Weavers: Roy Gullane, guitar, vocals ; Ross Kennedy, bouzouki, bass pedals, vocals ; Iain MacInnes, Highland bagpipes, D and B Scottish small pipes, pennywhistles, low E flute ; Stuart Morrison, fiddles, bones, guitar ; Phil Smillie, flutes, pennywhistles, bodhran, vocals. Traditional and modern Scots music arranged by the Tannahill Weavers. Words of the songs on container insert. Compact disc. Recorded at Castle Sound Studios, The Old School, Pencaitland, E. Lothian, Scotland. | Turf lodge / Angus MacDonald ; The Cape Breton fiddlers' welcome to the Shetland Isles ; Lady Margaret Stuart ; The flaggon (4:31) - Tranent Muir (2:35) - Isabeaux s'y promene ; Banais Mairead / Phil Smillie (3:46) - Fisher Row ; Newmarket House / R.S. Bu | Folk-music-Scotland. Folk-songs,-English-Scotland. Folk-dance-music-Scotland. Popular-music-Scotland-1981-1990. Dance-music-Scotland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Nelson | 35952649 | Nelson,-Mark | The faery hills: music from The complete book of celtic music for the Appalachian dulcimer / | Wingdale, NY : Wizmak Productions | c1996 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo., ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | W579-34CD Wizmak | Mark Nelson, dulcimer, Hummel, electric dulcimer, MIDI dulcimer, guitar, harp, synthesizer, bodhran, bones with Wendy Karden, flute, wind synthesizer and Karl Mansfield, piano, bass. | Airde chuain / The clergy's lamentation (4:25) - Trunkles / Haste to the wedding (4:15) - Breton wedding tun / An oro arzh / An oro noalou (3:42) - The bonnie lass of Bon Accord (2:28) - The aran boat (3:39) - Another jig will do / Jenny's wedding / The s | Dulcimer-music. Folk-music. Appalachian-dulcimer-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Nelson | 34542604 | Bronco Band (Musical group) | Country life. | Ashland, Or. : Kids Love Country | p1995 | 1 sound cassette (ca. 40 min.) : analog. | Cassette | KLCS2 Kids Love Country | Emy Phelps, Jon Copple, vocals ; Frank Sullivan, pedal steel guitar, dobro, banjo ; Mark Nelson, acoustic and electric guitars, electric dulcimer, bones and jawharp ; Marty Ruddy, bass ; Steve Suftin, drums. Guest performers - Willie Warwick, fiddle ; David Pinsky, harmonica ; Otis Bouvier, vocal. | Sourwood mountain - Shenandoah - Can't you hear that turtle dove - Polly wolly doodle - Wayfaring stranger - America the beautiful - - Keep to the middle of the road - Little wheel a turning in my heart - Simple gifts - Weeping willow - Sweet Betsy from P | Folk-music-United-States-Juvenile-sound-recordings. Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Kelly | Nickels | 27463586 | L.A. Guns (Musical group). | Cuts. | New York, NY : Polygram Records | pc1992 | 1 sound cassette (ca. 40 min.) : analog, 1 7/8 ips., Dolby processed. | Cassette | 314 517 623-4 Polydor | Rock music. All tracks repeat on side 2. Performed by L.A. Guns (Mick Cripps, guitars ; Tracii Guns, lead guitar ; Philip Lewis, lead vocals ; Kelly Nickels, bass guitar ; Bones, drums) ; with vocal and instrumental accompaniment. Recorded and mixed at Red Zone in Burbank, CA. Produced by L.A. Guns. | Night of the Cadillacs / Billy Idol, T. James (3:19) - Suffragette City / David Bowie (3:22) - Ain't the same '92 / Mick Cripps, Tracii Guns, Philip Lewis, Kelly Nickels, Steve Riley (4:16) - Papa's got a brand new bag / James Brown (3:29) - Killer Mahari | Rock-music-1991-2000. Popular-music-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Caesar | Pacifici | 13353314 | Conway,-Brian; DeMarco,-Tony; Pacifici,-Caesar | The Apple in winter. | New Canaan, CT : Green Linnet Records | 1981 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | SIF 1035 Green Linnet | Green Linnet: SIF 1035. Subitle on container: Irish music in New York. Brian Conway, Tony DeMarco, fiddles, with Caesar Pacifici, guitar and bones. | O'Rourke's ; Larry Redican's - Bush on the hill ; Dave Collins' - Miss Ramsay's ; Miss Lyall's ; The copper plate - The poppy leaf ; The flowers of spring ; Jim Coleman's - The international ; Martin Wynne's - The girls of Bainbridge ; Michael Coleman's ; | Irish-United-States-Music. Folk-music-United-States. Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-United-States. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Dave | Para | 22717058 | Barton,-Cathy; Para,-Dave | 'Twas on a night like this (a Christmas legacy). | Sharon, Conn. : Folk-Legacy Records | p1989 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | C-114 Folk Legacy | Cathy Barton, banjo, hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, autoharp, guitar, and vocals ; Dave Para, guitar, banjo, bones, and vocals ; assisting musicians. | Kentucky wassail - Christmas day in the morning - In the bleak midwinter - Sweetly, the bells ring - Sweet lamb - Infant holy - Mary had a baby - Holly tree carol - Under the mistletoe bough - Every star shall sing a carol - Dark December - Last month in | Christmas-music. Carols,-English. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Dave | Para | 22169009 | Barton,-Cathy; Para,-Dave | 'Twas on a night like this (a Christmas legacy). | Sharon, Conn. : Folk-Legacy Records | p1989 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CD-114 Folk-Legacy Records | Cathy Barton, banjo, hammered dulcimer, mountain dulcimer, autoharp, guitar, and vocals ; Dave Para, guitar, banjo, bones, and vocals ; assisting musicians. Compact disc, analog recording. | Christmas-music. Carols,-English. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Barry | Patton | 16004318 | Berline,-Byron; Crary,-Dan; Hickman,-John | BCH. | Durham, N.C. : Sugar Hill Records | p1986 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | SH-C-3755 Sugar Hill | Bluegrass music. Byron Berline, fiddle, mandolin, lead guitar, vocals ; Dan Crary, guitar, 12 string guitar, vocals ; John Hickman, banjo, mandolin, vocals ; Jerry Scheff, bass ; Barry Patton, bones. | Henry's hornpipe / B. Berline (3:26) - Under the double eagle / arr. Berline, Crary, Hickman (4:13) - Lonesome whistle / H. Williams (3:32) - East Tennessee blues / arr. Berline, Crary, Hickman (2:37) - Northern slope / B. Berline (3:55) - Fisher's hornpi | Bluegrass-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Barry | Patton | 15477200 | Berline,-Byron; Crary,-Dan; Hickman,-John, banjoist | B-C-H. | Durham, N.C. : Sugar Hill Records | p1986 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | SH-3755 Sugar Hill | Bluegrass music. Byron Berline, fiddle, mandolin, lead guitar, vocals ; Dan Crary, guitar, 12 string guitar, vocals ; John Hickman, banjo, mandolin, vocals ; Jerry Scheff, bass ; Barry Patton, bones. | Henry's hornpipe / B. Berline (3:26) - Under the double eagle / arr. Berline, Crary, Hickman (4:13) - Lonesome whistle / H. Williams (3:32) - East Tennessee blues / arr. Berline, Crary, Hickman (2:37) - Northern slope / B. Berline (3:55) - Fisher's hornpi | Bluegrass-music-1981-1990. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Cindy | Peloquin | 35581866 | Wickford Express (Musical group) | Fair winds: traditional sea songs & chanteys / | Santa Monica, Calif. : Laserlight | 1996 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 12614 Laserlight | Dave Peloquin, vocals, guitar ; Cindy Peloquin, vocals, banjo, bones, spoons, penny whistle, triangle ; Everett Brown, vocals, mandolin, accordian, piano ; with guest musicians. Recorded at Dun Raven Studio, Narragansett, Rhode Island, in March 1986. Program notes on container. | Jolly roving tar - Randy Dandy-O - Highland laddie/Gaspee Road - Low lowlands of Holland - Bullraker's reel - Silver darlings - Fair winds - Old Moke - Farewell lovely Nancy - Lowlands away - Prudence & patience - Leaving of Liverpool. | Folk-songs,-English. Sea-songs. Compact-discs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Aaron | Plunkett | 20985854 | Fyhrie,-Jim | Listening through open windows. | South Laguna, CA : Plectrum Records | c1988 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | JPF 625 CD Plectrum Records | Digital recording. Music on the hammered dulcimer. Songs arranged by Jim Fyrie. Jim Fyrie, hammered dulcimer; Gerry O'Beirne, guitar; Eileen Ivers, fiddle; Yvonne Mac Leod, accordian; Richard Cook, flute, tin whistle, pipes; Aaron Plunkett, bodhran, bones; Steve Wood, bass; Eric Brenton, fiddle, lead guitar. Recorded at Wax Master Studios, Laguna Beach, California. | Around the horn/Pride of Petravore (3:57) - The mist covered mountain (2:55) - Up sligo/Have a drink with me/Graemsay jig (6:18) - Arise and get dressed (2:50) - Cronin's hornpipe/The stack of barley/Tom Morrison's (5:31) - Jacky Tar/Rights of man/Toss th | Folk-music. Dulcimer-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Gary | Pope | 21954365 | Dawn Treaders (Musical group) | The Dawn Treaders: harp and fiddle. | Charlotte, N.C. : Gary and Jane Pope | p1989 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 6690 G. and J. Pope | Principally folk songs and fiddle tunes. The Dawn Treaders: Jane McAlister Pope, Celtic harp, vocals ; Gary Pope, fiddle, bodhran, bones, vocals ; in part with Bill Caudill, Scottish lowland pipes ; John Trexler, tin whistle, flute. Recorded at Audio Inc., Charlotte, N.C. | Down by the Glenside ; Road to Lisdoonvarna - Eleanor - Red is the rose - Derry air (Danny boy) - The butterfly - Letting go / J. Pope - O'Keefe's slide - Lament / Carolan - Swallowtail jig ; Rakes of Kildare ; Kesh jig - Ten and nine - Morrison's jig - T | Folk-music-British-Isles. Fiddle-tunes-British-Isles. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| John | Redman | 36197439 | Yarbrough,-Glenn, 1930- | Chantyman. | Calabasas, CA : Calabasas Record Co. | p&c1995 | 1 sound disc (70 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CL62184-2 Calabasas Record Company | Paul Downes, guitar, mando-cello, vocals ; Bill Zorn, banjo, 12 string guitar, vocals ; Pete Zorn, bass, whistles, vocals ; Phil Beer, fiddle, mandolin, vocals ; John Redman, Boran drum, bones ; Paul Wilson, mandolin; Man Clifford, vocals. Recorded at F.F.G. Studio, Gloucestershire, England. | Chantyman (3:53) - Fiddler's green (4:00) - Barrett's privateers (3:00) - Honor and praise (5:32) - Liverpool judies (4:04) - Strike the bell (4:13) - Seraphina (2:30) - Call the mate (2:24) - Pump chanty (4:24) - The whaler's tale (4:15) - Leavin of Live | Sea-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Robert | Resnick | 8550200 | MacKenzie,-Tom | Finally Tuned. | Bethel, Vt. : Rooster Records | 1980 | 1 sound disc (38 min., 09 sec.) : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 104 Rooster Records | Tom MacKenzie, hammered dulcimer, banjo; Robert Resnick, penny whistle, bones and guitar; Pete Sutherland, fiddle; Chris Jones, guitar. | Baker's March - Little Dutch Girl, Possum on the rail - Rachel, Rocky Mountain goat, Sugar hill - Half creek - Macalmoyle's reel, Gal I left behind - Fanny power - In the hall of the mountain king, Frosty morning - Cattle in the crops, Keep up with the Jo | Popular-music. Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Robert | Resnick | 13635782 | MacKenzie,-Tom; Resnick,-Robert; Sutherland,-Pete; Jones,-Chris | Finally tuned. | Bethel, VT. :RFD 2, Bethel, VT. 05032: Rooster Records | c1980 | 1 sound disc (39 min.) : 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | Rooster Records | Bluegrass and folk music. Tom MacKenzie, hammered dulcimer, banjo ; Robert Resnick, penny whistle, bones, and guitar ; Pete Sutherland, fiddle ; Chris Jones, guitar. "Recorded at Rooster Records". Program and biographical notes by Tom MacKenzie on container. | Baker's march - Little Dutch girl, Possum on the rail - Rachel, Rocky Mountain goat, Sugar Hill - Half creek - Macalmoyle's reel, Gal I left behind - Fanny power - In the hall of the mountain king, Frosty morning - Cattle in the crops, Keep up with Jones | Bluegrass-music-United-States. Country-dances. Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Roberts | 29393455 | Sweeney,-Ed | Scratching the surface. | Alderpoint, Kicking Mule Records | 1986 | 1 sound cassette : analog | Cassette | KMC 182 Kicking Mule | Ed Sweeney: guitar, banjo & vocals; Steve Snyder: harmonium & piano; Mark Roberts: Irish flute, bones & bodhran; Karl Dennis: fiddle; John Swoboda: clarinet. | Dead Cat Blues (3:03) - Blue Bells (1:48) - Bourgeois Blues (2:40) - Jesu, Joy of Men's Desiring/Scotland and Brave/Sourwood Mountain (3:01) - Beeping Sleuty (1:55) - Simple Gifts/Johnson Boys (2:22) - Younger Man, Older Woman (2:47) - Hug Song (2:38) - B | Folk-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Roberts | 26509290 | Roberts,-Mark; Astrausky,-Sandol; Bradbury,-Alan; Schwab,-Jacqueline; Old-Sturbridge-Village-Musicians | The Village green: dance music of Old Sturbridge Village. | Providence, RI : North Star | [198-?] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | LP record | NS0038 North Star | Mark Roberts, flute, whistle, bones, jaw harp ; Sandol Astrausky,fiddle ; Alan Bradbury, accordion, bass ; Bruce Foulke, classical guitar ; Old Sturbridge Village Musicians ; Jacqueline Schwab, piano. | White cockade ; Fishers hornpipe (3:04) - Jenny Jones (2:33) - Road to Cork ; Paddy Carey ; Money in both pockets (3:41) - Jefferson and liberty (3:28) - Pea straw ; Mr. Turner's cotillion (2:56) - Lady Chonmondeley's waltz (3:03) - Welcome home again ; O | Folk-dance-music-United-States. Jigs-. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Roberts | 26513855 | Roberts,-Mark; Astrausky,-Sandol; Bradbury,-Alan; Schwab,-Jacqueline; Old-Sturbridge-Village-Musicians | The Village green: dance music of Old Sturbridge Village. | Providence, RI : North Star | [198-?] | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | NS0038 North Star | Mark Roberts, flute, whistle, bones, jaw harp ; Sandol Astrausky,fiddle ; Alan Bradbury, accordion, bass ; Bruce Foulke, classical guitar ; Old Sturbridge Village Musicians ; Jacqueline Schwab, piano. | White cockade ; Fishers hornpipe (3:04) - Jenny Jones (2:33) - Road to Cork ; Paddy Carey ; Money in both pockets (3:41) - Jefferson and liberty (3:28) - Pea straw ; Mr. Turner's cotillion (2:56) - Lady Chonmondeley's waltz (3:03) - Welcome home again ; O | Folk-dance-music-United-States. Jigs-. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Doug Robinson or Tom Rasely | Robinson | 36004718 | Hyland,-Brian, 1953-; Woodard,-Chris | Celtimorphosis. | Ovid, NY : Orchard Park Recordings | p1995 | 1 sound disc (44 min., 48 sec.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | OP9505D Orchard Park Recordings | "A collection of Celtic and traditional instrumentals fused with a twist of jazz & classical stylings" - Container. Performed by Brian Hyland and Chris Woodward, with assisting musicians Doug Robinson and Tom Rasely, on Anglo and English concertinas, bamboo flute, pennywhistle, bodhran, bones, and accordion. Compact disc. Notes on the songs, instruments, and musicians on container. | The haunted castle (5:05) - The butterfly (3:49) - Ashgrove/Thomas Leixlip the proud (2:35) - The Scartaglen set. The Scartaglen ; John Ryan's (3:28) - Si beag, si mor (2:38) - I'm a good old rebel (3:16) - The road to Lisdoonvarna/The swallowtail jig (2: | Celts-Ireland-Music. Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Ed | Roseman | 38240124 | Casco Bay Tummlers | The Casco Bay Tummlers : | Kennebunkport, ME : Musical EdVentures Records | 1997 | 1 sound disc (72 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | MEV-1 Musical EdVentures | "To our home friends with love - Julie + Nancy 3." - Insert. Compact disc. Anne-Marie D'Amico: tuba, vocals, percussion; Carl Ditnow: flute, guitar, bass flute; Julie Goell: mandolin, vocals; Nancy 3. Hoffman: piano, accordion, vocals; Hayes Porterfield: drums; Ed Rosetnan: clarinet, tenor mandolin, bass clarinet, guitar, tamboura, piano, recorder, electric bass, bones. | Klezmer-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| David | Rosen | 37202103 | Gloucester Hornpipe & Clog Society (Musical group) | Airs from who knows where. | Wingdale, NY : Wizmak | p1995 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | W579-30CD Wizmak | Gloucester Hornpipe & Clog Society: John Berger, guitar, fiddle, banjo, vocals ; Jim Gleason, flute, whistle, mandolin ; David Rosen, bodhran, spoons, bones, fish ; Nancy Koch, accordion, guitar, vocals ; Diane Taraz, vocals, guitar, egg ; Susan Zimelis, dulcimer, vocals, bodhran. Recorded at Wellspring Sound, Concord, Mass. | Karispers polska ; Gardebylaten ; Walla Fjord (4:13) - An American army of two (3:28) - Moran's hornpipe ; Raftery's favorite ; The friendly visit (4:52) - The factory girl's come-all-ye (2:22) - The Diamond (3:20) - Message in a bottle (3:14) - Katy Crue | Folk-dance-music. Folk-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Cy | Rosenthal | 35187452 | Langby,-Dean; Langby,-Leah; Lavell,-Steve; Peotter-Webber,-Janelle; Webber,-Adrian; O'Connell,-Dave; Rosenthal,-Cy; Woods,-Jim; Wilding-White,-Glennie | Bubble & squeak: a Celtic feast from County Door. | Sturgeon Bay, WI : Door County Voices | [199-?] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | DCV010 Door County Voices | Dean Langby, cello ; Leah Langby, flute, oboe ; Steve Lavell, guitar, didgeridoo ; Janelle Peotter-Webber, tin whistle, fiddle ; Adrian Webber, bodhran, mandolin ; Dave O'Connell, guitar, vocals ; Cy Rosenthal, tin whistle, bones, melodica ; Jim Woods, guitar, mandolin, autoharp, fiddle ; Glennie Wilding-White, hammered dulcimer. Recorded at Sound Farmers, Sturgeon Bay, WI. Compact disc. | Folk-music,-Celtic-Wisconsin-Door-County. Folk-songs,-Celtic-Wisconsin-Door-County. Polkas-. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Ruth | Ruffato | 20794322 | Renfort,-Scott; Petrie,-Robin; Welch,-LeeAnne; Brennan,-Maureen; Welch,-Diane | Mist in the meadow. | [S.l.] : Meadow Music | 1982 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | Meadow Music | Recorded Nov. 1982 in Santa Rosa, Calif. Scott Renford : fiddle, flute, vocals ; Robin Petrie : hammered dulcimer ; LeeAnne Welch : fiddle ; Maureen Brennan : Irish harp ; Ruth Ruffato : guitar, bones, vocals ; Diane Welch : harmony & photo. Irish music from San Francisco. | Folk-songs,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Eric Paul | Scites | 37692280 | Faire Wynds Entertainment. | Put him a dress and call him "Betty". | [Columbus, Ohio? ]: [Faire Wynds Entertainment?] | [1997?] | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Faire Wynds is: Eric Paul Scites: vocals, mandolin, alto and soprano German flute, bones, finger cymbals ; Jane M. Leidheiser: vocals, guitar, sopranino, German flute, finger cymbals, lusty animal sounds. Recorded at Amerisound Studios, John Schwab Studios and Cool Breeze, all of Columbus, Ohio. | Drunken sailor - Winter is past - Mermaid - Skye boat - Maid in a garrett - Lord Thomas & Lady Ellender - Irish rover - Old world aires - Lusty Smith - I will give my love an apple - Brennen on the moor - Sweet Alton - Darby ram - Jovial beggars - Dying s | Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Mark | Shelton | 25478384 | Folk-Like-Us-Musical-group | Spring dance: spirited traditional dance music / | Providence, RI : North Star Records | c1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | NS0029 North Star | Debra Bagwell, flute, piccolo, pennywhistle, recorder, piano ; Johnny Carlisle, guitar, five-string banjo ; Doug Reid, fiddle ; David Shaw, string bass, tenor banjo ; Mark Shelton, hammered dulcimer, bodhran, bones, snare drum, spoons ; Dave Yonley, fiddle ; with special guest Beth Shelton, oboe. Recorded at Inside Track Studios, Denton, Texas. Recorded at Inside Track Studios, Denton, Texas. | Arkansas traveler/Angeline the baker - Off to California/Paddy on the railroad - Monk's jig/Munster buttermilk - Flyin' cloud cotillion/Fiddle head reel/Woodchopper's reel - Planxty Irwin - Liberty/Chicken reel - County colors/Bird in the bush/Longford ti | Folk-dance-music-United-States. Folk-dance-music-Great-Britain. Country-dances. Reels-. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Mark | Shelton | 25478404 | Folk-Like-Us-Musical-group | Spring dance. | Providence, RI : North Star Records | p1990 | 1 sound cassette. | Cassette | NS0029 North Star | Title on container: Spring dance, spirited traditional dance music. Debra Bagwell, flute, piccolo, pennywhistle, recorder, piano ; Johnny Carlisle, guitar, five-string banjo ; Doug Reid, fiddle ; David Shaw, string bass, tenor banjo ; Mark Shelton, hammered dulcimer, bodhran, bones, snare drum, spoons ; Dave Yonley, fiddle ; with special guest Beth Shelton, oboe. Recorded at Inside Track Studios, Denton, Texas. | Arkansas traveler/Angeline the baker - Off to California/Paddy on the railroad - Monk's jig/Munster buttermilk - Flyin' cloud cotillion/Fiddle head reel/Woodchopper's reel - Planxty Irwin - Liberty/Chicken reel - County colors/Bird in the bush/Longford ti | Folk-dance-music. Country-dances. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Karen | Singleton | 25536123 | Singleton,-Jon; Singleton,-Karen, musician | Airlie tomatoes. | Charlotte, NC : "Dog Life" Productions | p1990 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | Popular and folk songs. Karen Singleton, guitar, piano, bones ; Jon Singleton, fiddle, banjo, guitar, harp ; vocals. | Jealous hearted me - Whiskey before breakfast - Back in the Airlie days - Chicken in the fridge - Twinkle twinkle little star - I am my own grandpa - Homegrown tomatoes. | Popular-music. Folk-songs,-English-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Karen | Singleton | 28829808 | Brattonsville Gypsies (Musical group) | Noels and wassails. | Charlotte, NC : Celtic Trader | p1992 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | TCT-7790 Celtic Trader | Principally Christmas songs. Brattonsville Gypsies (Dan Bright, guitar, fiddle, other instruments ; Mary Fluke, guitar, concertina, vocals ; Jon Singleton, fiddle, banjo, other instruments ; Karen Singleton, bodhran, tamborine, bones, vocals) Recorded Dec. 1992 ; some selections "recorded in live performance at the 1992 Christmas Candlelight Tour at Historic Brattonsville, McConnells, SC" - Insert. Notes on the music on insert. | Ding dong merrily on high - O, Mary, where is your baby? - Noel nouvelet - Sound, sound your instruments of joy - Time to remember the poor - Miss Fogarty's Christmas cake - While shepherds watched their flocks by night - Wexford carol - Bergere secue ton | Christmas-music. Carols,-English. Folk-songs,-English-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Sandor | Slomovits | 11953060 | Slomovits,-Sandor; Slomovits,-Laszlo | Gemini (Musical group : U.S.) | Swingin'. | Ann Arbor, MI : Gemini Records | [1984] | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | GR 1002 Gemini Records | Gemini: Sandor Slomovits, vocals, guitar, bones ; Sandor Slomovits, vocals, guitar, fiddle, pennywhistle ; with assisting musicians. Recorded at the Ark Coffeehouse, Ann Arbor, Mich., on Dec. 11 and May 21, 1983. | The magic penny (Love is something) - Bicycle song - Old Joe Clark/Angelina Baker - Beans in my ears - Apples and bananas - Mama don't allow - Mama, Mama, have you heard - Toes - There's a hole in the bucket - Rainmaking/March of the woodpeckers - Kite so | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Sandor | Slomovits | 26509284 | Gemini (Musical group) | Two of a kind. | Ann Arbor, MI : Gemini Records | 1991 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | 1006C Gemini Records; GR 1005 Gemini Records | Gemini Records: 1006C (on insert: GR 1005). Gemini: Sandor Slomovits, vocals, guitar, bones ; Laszlo Slomovits, vocals, guitar, mandolin, tambourine, pennywhistle ; other musicians. | Everybody once was a kid - Pizza - Cat song - Howling at the moon - Music teacher's blues - Birds over the bayou - Hine ma tov - In the garden - Oops! - Rooster story - Mary Mack - Pen pals - Quaharay - Shalom. | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Sandor | Slomovits | 16856748 | Gemini (Musical group : U.S.) | Pulling together. | Ann Arbor, MI : Gemini Records | [198-?] | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | GR 1003 Gemini Records | Children's songs ; Gemini: Sandor Slomovitz, vocals, guitar, bones, clay drums ; Laszlo Slomovits, vocals, guitar, fiddle, mandolin, pennywhistle, tambourine ; with vocal and instrumental acc. Recorded in Aug. and Sept. 1986 at Solid Sound Studios, Ann Arbor, MI. Program notes on insert. | Dry bones - Michael row the boat ashore - May there always be sunshine - You can't make a turtle come out - Old King Cole - Yellow Submarine - Bed is the coziest place - All the world - You gotta sing - Once there was... - Chiribim - Oats and beans - Here | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Chip" Taylor | Smith | 37733778 | Koerner,-John; Murphy,-Willie; Houston,-Reggie; Vidacovich,-Johnny, 1949-; Smith,-Taylor, musician; Miller,-Amasa | StarGeezer. | St. Paul, MN : Red House Records | p1996 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | RHR 84 Red House Records | Spider John Koerner, lead vocals, 12-string guitar, and harmonica ; Willie Murphy, electric bass, vocals, piano ; Reggie Houston, saxophones, shaker ; John Vidacovich, drums ; Amasa Miller, piano, accordion ; "Chip" Taylor Smith, fiddle, bones ; with additional vocal and instrumental acc. Recorded at The Boiler Room, New Orleans, LA, November 1995. Credits inserted in container. | Intro (:40) - Jack of diamonds (2:28) - Going down together (3:17) - Rattlesnake (1:37) - Danville girl (3:30) - Last lonesome blues (4:19) - Stewball (4:18) - The skipper & his wife (3:29) - Casey Jones (3:11) - When first unto this country (2:09) - Thie | Folk-songs,-English-United-States. Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Chip" Taylor | Smith | 35273554 | Koerner,-John; Murphy,-Willie; Houston,-Reggie; Vidacovich,-John; Smith,-Taylor; Hinkley,-Bill; Miller,-Amasa; Larson,-Judy; Peltoniemi,-Eric | StarGeezer. | St. Paul, MN : Red House Records | p1996 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | RHR CD 84 Red House Records | Spider John Koerner (lead vocals, 12-string guitar, and harmonica ; Willie Murphy (electric bass, vocals, piano) ; Reggie Houston (alto tenor & soprano saxophones, shaker) ; John Vidacovich (drums) ; Amasa Miller (piano, accordion) ; "Chip" Taylor Smith (fiddle, bones) ; Bill Hinkley, Judy Larson, Eric Peltoniemi (vocals) Compact disc. Recorded at The Boiler Room, New Orleans, LA by Mark Bingham & Ron Black, November 1995. | 1. Intro (:40) - 2. Jack of diamonds (2:28) - 3. Going down together (3:17) - 4. Rattlesnake (1:37) - 5. Danville girl (3:30) - 6. Last lonesome blues (4:19) - 7. Stewball (4:18) - 8. The skipper & his wife (3:29) - 9. Casey Jones (3:11) - 10. When first | Folk-music,-American. Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Chip" Taylor | Smith | 12278376 | Buell,-Ruth | Take a little step. | [Los Angeles, Calif. ]: [Uncle Ruthie Buell] | [1983?] | 1 sound disc (40 min., 21 sec): analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. lyrics ([4] p. : ill. ; 30 cm.) | LP record | UR-01 Uncle Ruthie Buell | Marcia Berman, Uncle Ruthie Buell, Dave Zeitlin, vocals ; John Bucchino, piano, synthesizer, organ, omnichord ; E. Marcy Dicterow-Vaj, violin ; Dave Zeitlin, guitar ; Hank "Bones" Kahn, bones ; Children's chorus ; Carol Merrill-Mirsky, director. Songs for listening, singing and growing. Recorded at KPFK-90, 7FM, Los Angeles, Calif. | Party song (2:08) - Person next to you (2:15) - Wake up toes (1:53) - Yo te amo (2:00) - Take a little step (2:30) - The very best people (2:35) - Tell your friend (1:39) - The very song (1:57) - Everybody's sleeping (2:58) - Why did you leave me? (3:49) | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Scott | Spencer | 38865154 | Pig's Eye Landing (Musical group) | One-eyed cat. | [S.l. ]: s.n. | [1997] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Pig's Eye Landing: Andrea Earley, fiddle, bodhran, viola; Tim Reese, fiddle, skillet; Erik "Stumpy" Sessions, fiddle, concertina, guitar; Scott Spencer, pennywhistle, bodhran, bones, trumpet, snare, didjeridu; Michael Deppe, guitar; Erik "Puck" Peterson, guitar, bouzouki, banjos, mandolin, vocal; Amy Sandeen, bass, clogging. Compact disc. Program notes on container insert. recorded, mixed and mastered by Chris "The Professor" Harwood at ohio Impromptu Studios, St. Paul, MN. | Morgan Monroe/Felicitations/Grain belt out the backdoor - Kevin Burke's polkas - Frieze britches/Handsome young maids - Cairo waltz - Fair Jenny/Sandy River belle/Black widow romp - I'm an old cowhand - Green Mountain Petronella/Ships are sailing/Three th | Folk-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Ross | Sutter | 31047958 | Sutter,-Ross | Mama will you buy me a banana? | Minneapolis, MN : R. Sutter | p1991 | 1 sound cassette : analog. | Cassette | Ross Sutter, vocals, guitar, button accordion, bones ; with assisting instrumentalists and vocalists. Recorded at Kurnow/Schnitzer Studios. Program notes and credits on container insert. | Mama will you buy me a banana? - Dance to your daddy ; Linkum doddie - Rattlin' bog - The fox - Aiken drum - Hush a bye - Poor Rosie - Go tell Aunt Rhody - Three craws - Crawdad - Yea ho little fish - Old King Cole - Fod ; The woodchopper. | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Pat | Talbert/Trexler | 28648536 | Wicklothian (Musical group) | Old Man of Storr. | Charlotte, N.C. : Celtic Trader | p1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | CT 7750 Celtic Trader | "Instrumental music from the Celtic world, featuring 5-string fiddle, "Irish" wooden flute, 36-string Gothic harp, tin whistles, hurdy-gurdy, flageolet, bodhran, bones and piano accordion" - Container. Wicklothian (John Trexler, wooden flutes, tin whistles, flageolet and hurdy-gurdy ; Pat Trexler, 5 string fiddle, bodhran, bones, harp, accordion) ; in part with guest artists Mary Fluke, guitar, concertina ; Henry Trexler, double bass. Recorded Apr.-May 1991 at Audio, Inc., Charlotte, NC. Notes on the music on insert. | Da day dawn - Killaloe boat ; Woman of the house - Jig set. Ten penny bit ; Calliope house / Dave Richardson ; Atholl highlanders - Christ child's lullaby - Reel set. Petronella ; Keep it up ; Down the broom ; Morpeth rant - Breton set. Ma Fransez = My Fr | Jigs-. Reels-Music. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Scotland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Sonny | Terry | 36231547 | Terry,-Sonny | Sonny Terry's washboard band. | Folkways Records | 1954 | 1 sound disc: 33 1/3 rpm. 10 in. | LP record | FP 6 Folkways Records | Blues; Sonny Terry, vocals and harmonica with washboard, washtub, bones and frying pan. Program notes by Harold Courlander and texts ([8] p.) inserted in slipcase. | The woman is killin' me. - Custard pie blues. - Diggin' my potatoes. - Crazy man blues. - Wine-handed woman. - My baby done changed the lock on that door. - Sonny's jump. - Louise. | Blues-Music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Richard | Thomas | 29682414 | Edwards,-Archie, 1918-; Thomas,-Richard-"Mr.-Bones"; Wenner,-Mark | Blues 'n bones. | [S.l.] : Mapleshade | p1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 512695Y Mapleshade | Archie Edwards, guitar, baritone ukelele, vocals ; with Richard "Mr. Bones" Thomas, bones ; featuring Mark Wenner's harmonica. Brief record. | John Henry - Meet me in the bottom - Called my baby long distance - That won't do - My old schoolmates - Hen's cackle - Saturday night hop - Baby, please gimme a break - T for Texas - Sitting on top of the world - Payday - Take me back baby - Little girl. | Blues-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Richard | Thomas | 30590297 | Roach,-Michael | Ain't got me no home. | Cheltenham, Eng. : Stella Records | 1993 | 1 sound disc (compact disc) : digital,; 4 3/4 in. | CD | STCD 001 Stella Records | Michael Roach, acoustic guitar and vocals ; Mike Baytop, harmonica ; Richard Thomas, bones. | Blues-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| ? | Unknown | 4773025 | Douglas,-Carl | Bones (Musical group) | Kung Fu fighting and other great love songs. | Los Angeles, Calif. : 20th Century | p1974 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | T-464 20th Century | Songs. Carl Douglas, vocals ; with Bones, vocal-instrumental ensemble. Recorded at Nova Sound Studios. Durations on labels. | Kung Fu fighting - Witchfinder general - When you got love - Changing times - I want to give you my everything - Dance the Kung Fu - Never had this dream before - I don't care what people say - Blue eyed soul (instrumental). | Rock-music-1971-1980. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| ? | Unknown | 12691057 | Chieftains (Instrumental quintet) | The Chieftains 4. | Ho-ho-kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1983, c1973 | 1 sound cassette :; 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed ; 3 7/8 x 2 1/2 in. | Cassette | 5SHAN-79024 Shanachie Records | Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp ; Paddy Moloney, conductor. Irish folk and dance music. | Drowsy Maggie - Morgan magan - The tip of the whistle - The bucks of Oranmore - The battle of Aughrim - The morning dew - Carrickfergus - Hewlett - Cherish the ladies - Lord Mayo - Mna na h Eireann - O'Keefe's slide An suisin ban ; The star above the gart | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 11626737 | Chieftains. | Chieftains 10: Cotton-eyed Joe / | Ho-ho-kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | c1981 | 1 sound disc (37 min.) : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 79019 Shanachie | Folk and dance music ; performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann, pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp. Program notes on container by Gerald Hanly. | The Christmas reel - Saluta la compagnie - My love is in America - Manx music - Master Crowley's reels - The pride of Pimlico - An faire (the gold ring) - An Durzhunel (The turtle dove) - Sir Arthur Shaen and Madam Cole - Garech's wedding - Cotton-eyed Jo | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 10798767 | Chieftains. | Chieftains 4. | Ho-ho-kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1982 | 1 sound disc :; 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79024 Shanachie Records | Irish folk and dance music. Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp ; Paddy Moloney, conductor. Previously released in 1973 by Claddagh Records. Recorded in London Sept. 1972 and Feb. 1973. Program notes on container. | Drowsy Maggie (3:57) - Morgan magan (2:48) - The tip of the whistle (2:52) - The bucks of Oranmore (2:13) - The battle of Aughrim (7:32) - The morning dew (3:27) - Carrickfergus (2:43) - Hewlett (2:30) - Cherish the ladies (2:24) - Lord Mayo (2:38) - Mna | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 10798749 | Chieftains. | Chieftains 3. | Ho-ho-kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1982 | 1 sound disc (43 min.) ;: 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79023 Shanachie Records | Music arranged and directed by Paddy Moloney; performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones ; Pat Kilduff, lilter. Durations on label. Previously released. Program notes by Sean Mac Reamoinn and Hamish Henderson on container. | Strike the gay harp (jig) - Lord Mayo (air) - The lady on the island, The sailor on the rock (reels) - Sonny's mazurka, Tommy Hunt's jig - Eibhli Gheal Chiuin Ni Chearbhaill (air) - Delahunty's hornpipe - The hunter's purse (reel) - The march of the king | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 10798729 | Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | Chieftains 2. | Ho-ho-kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1982 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | 79022 Shanachie Records | Irish folk and dance music. Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran and bones. Originally issued as Claddagh Records CC 7 in 1969. Recorded in Edinburgh, Apr. 1969. Program notes by Sean O Baoill on container. | Banish misfortune. Gillan's apples : double jigs (3:35) - Planxty George Brabazon (3:30) - Bean an fhir rua : slow air (2:49) - Pis fhliuch : O'Farrell's welcome to Ireland : slip jig - An paistin fionn : air. Mrs. Crotty's. The mountain top : reels (4:18 | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Unknown | 36509545 | Droste,-Silvia | Bart's Bones (Musical group) | Invitation. | [S.l.] : Spa | p1991 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | JHR 73548 Spa | Silvia Droste, vocals ; Bart's Bones. Brief record. | Invitation - Growing up - Make this city ours tonight - Corner pocket - Undecided. Part 1 - It's only a paper moon - Soon it's gonna rain - Just like that - Lament - After today - I didn't know what time it was - Undecided. Part 2. | Jazz-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 6852772 | Robichaud,-Gerry | Maritime dance party. | Fretless | 1978 | 1 disc. 33 rpm. stereo. 12 in. | LP record | Fiddle music in the Maritime style. Jerry Robichaud, fiddle; accompanied by guitar, bass, piano, bones and spoons. Durations on container. Program notes and discography in English and French by Tony Parkes on container; notes on the dancing and tunes laid in. | Walker Street reel/Temperance reel. East Coast jig/Buchta dancer's jig. Shelburne reel. Spider Island jig/Sue's jig. Maxime Leblanc's reel/Angus Robichaud's reel. Debbie's jig/Cadeau's jig. York County Hornpipe/Shelburne rotary breakdown/Cuckoo's nest. Go | Fiddle-tunes. Folk-dance-music,-French-Canadian. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| ? | Unknown | 11878988 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains in China. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1985 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | Shanachie-79050 Shanachie Records | Program notes on container. Recorded in China and Hong Kong. Featuring: Paddy Moloney (uillean pipes/tin whistle), Sean Keane (fiddle), Martin Fay (fiddle/bones), Derek Bell (neo Irish harp/tiompan), Kevin Conneff (bodran/Chinese gong/vocals) and Matt Molloy (flute). | Full of joy (with Chinese ensemble) - In a Suzhow garden - Slan le maighe (slow air) - If I had Maggie in the wood (polkas) - The reason for my sorrow - 'Se fath mo bhuartha (slow air) - The Chieftains in China (medley) - Planxty Irwin (with Chinese ensem | Folk-music,-Irish. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 6260138 | Terry,-Sonny | Sonny Terry's washboard band. | Folkways Records | [1961] | 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. mono. 10 in. | LP record | Blues; Sonny Terry, vocals and harmonica with washboard, washtub, bones and frying pan. Program notes and words of the songs ([1] p.) inserted in container. | The woman is killin' me. - Custard pie blues. - Diggin' my potatoes. - Crazy man blues. - Wine-handed woman. - My baby done changed the lock on that door. - Sonny's jump. - Louisa. | Blues-Music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Unknown | 36459654 | Chainsaw Kittens (Musical group) | Chainsaw kittens. | New York : Scratchie | 1996 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 314 634 002-4 Scratchie | Eric Edward Bones, drums ; Tyson Meade, vocals, guitar, moog ; Trent Bell, guitar, organ ; Matt Johnson, bass guitar ; accompanying musicians. Lyrics on insert. | Dorothy's last fling - Heart catch thump - Tongue trick - King monkey smoke - Bones in my teeth - Waltz across debris - Ballad of newsman 5 - Mouthful of glass - The leash - Bicyclehead - All (no surprise) - Sounder - Mad hatter's blues - Speedway Oklahom | Rock-music-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 38419814 | Midnight Oil (Musical group) | 20,000 watt R.S.L. | New York, NY : Columbia | p1997 | 1 sound cassette : analog, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | CT68848 Columbia | Rock music. Midnight Oil (Peter Garrett, Bones Hillman, Rob Hirst, Jim Moginie, Martin Rotsen). All songs previously released 1979-1996 except tracks 1 and 4 previously unreleased. Program notes by Tim Winton on container insert. | Rock-music-Australia-1971-1980. Rock-music-Australia-1981-1990. Rock-music-Australia-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| ? | Unknown | 18838619 | Chieftains. | Chieftains 3. | Dublin, Ireland : Claddagh Records | p1982 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | CC 10 Claddagh | The Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones ; Pat Kilduff, lilter. | Strike the gay harp (jig) ; Lord Mayo (air) ; The lady on the island ; The sailor on the rock (reels) - Sonny's mazurka ; Tommy Hunt's jig - Eibhli Gheal Chiuin Ni Chearbhaill (air) ; Delahunty's hornpipe - The hunter's purse (reel) - The march of the Kin | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 38745550 | Midnight Oil (Musical group) | 20,000 watt R.S.L. | New York, NY : Columbia : Manufactured by Sony Music | p1997 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 7464688482 Columbia | Midnight Oil (Peter Garrett, Bones Hillman, Rob Hirst, Jim Moginie, Martin Rotsen). All songs previously released 1979-1996 except tracks 1 and 4 previously unreleased. Program notes by Tim Winton on container insert. | Rock-music-Australia-1971-1980. Rock-music-Australia-1981-1990. Rock-music-Australia-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Unknown | 26346652 | Venuti,-Joe; Maxwell,-Bobby | Joe Venuti - Bobby Maxwell | Hollywood, CA : Tempo | [1960?] | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in | LP record | MTT 2064-B Tempo | Side 2 titled: Bobby Maxwell and his swing harp. "Milinear recording." - label. "Play ONLY with 1-mil needle." - label. | Side 1: 1. Alexander's ragtime band.-2. It ain't necessarily so. - 3. Karavan.-4. Meclancholy baby. - 5. Schoen Rosmarin. - 6. Danse macabre with Brother Bones. - -Side 2. 1. Honeysuckle Rose.-2. September song.-3. Busybody.-Meet me tonight in dreamland.- | Swing-Music. Harp-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 25138607 | Comedy's greatest hits: It'll make you laugh. | Belaire, TX : Bellaire | [198-] | 1 sound cassette : mono | Cassette | CA-1118 Bellaire | Title from container. Humorous songs and comedy monologues and sketches. Recorded ca. 1920-1960 | It's in the book, parts 1 & 2 - O.K. laughing record - Two Black Crows, parts 1 and 2 (Moran and Mack) - Cohen on the telephone (Barney Bernard) - Old sow song (Rudie Vallee) - Who's on first (Abbott and Costello) - Sweet Georgia Brown (Brothe | Comedy-. Humorous-songs. American-wit-and-humor. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Unknown | 12911131 | Boone,-Pat; Vaughn,-Billy; Storm,-Gale, 1922-; Lowe,-Jim; Craig,-Francis, 1900-1966 | Mills Brothers. Mr. Ford & Mr. Goon-Bones. Hilltoppers (Musical group) Fontane Sisters. | The Great millions. | Hollywood, Calif. : Dot | [1959] | 1 sound disc (24 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in. | LP record | DLP 3181 Dot | Popular songs; various vocalists and orchestras. All songs previously released. | Sail along silv'ry moon (Billy Vaughn) - Love letters in the sand (Pat Boone) - Near you (Francis Craig) - P.S. I love you (Hilltoppers) - I hear you knockin' (Gale Storm) - Ain't she sweet (Mr. Ford & Mr. Goon-Bones) - A wonderful time up the | Popular-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 38887600 | Von-Tilzer,-Albert; Brown,-Lew | Rap, rap, rap, rap on your minstrel bones. | Orange, N.J. : Edison | [1912] | 1 cylinder (ca. 4 min.) : 160 rpm ; 2 1/4 x 4 in. | Cylinder | 1576 Edison Blue Amberol | "Words, Lew Brown." Year of release and songwriter credit from "The Edison Phonograph Monthly," v.10 (1912).Edward Meeker. | Dance song, orchestra accompaniment. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| ? | Unknown | 30929304 | Krance,-John | Medallion Minstrel Men. | Mr. Interlocutor. | [New York] : Medallion | [196-?] | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | MS-7506 Medallion | At head of title on container: The sound of a minstrel show. Performed by the Medallion Minstrel Men ; with John Krance, director. Program notes on container. Brief record. | There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight ; Are you from Dixie? ; Waiting for the Robert E. Lee ; When the saints go marching in - Longtail blue ; Georgia camp meeting ; Long time ago ; The bonja song ; Dixie - Clare de kitchen ; Old Dan Tucker ; | Minstrel-shows. Minstrel-music. Musicals-. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Unknown | 27772661 | Mitchell,-George, 1905-1972; Mercer,-Tony; Francis,-Dai; Boulter,-John | George Mitchell Minstrels. | The George Mitchell minstrels from another Black and White Minstrel Show. | Hayes : E.M.I. Records Limited | [196-] | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | CSD. 371 E.M.I. Records Limited | . Featuring Tony Mercer, Dai Francis & John Boulter the minstrels - The good old summer time - Alabamy bound with Al Jolson - The old ark's a moverin' - Western style - Your requests - Ay ay ay! - More Stephen Foster melodies - Dry bones - Goodbye-ee. CT: Meet |
Popular-music. Minstrel-shows-Songs-and-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 13398831 | Krane,-John | Medallion Banjo and Minstrel Band. | The Dixie minstrels greatest hits | New York : Medallion | between 1960 & 1965 | 1 sound disc (43 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | MS-7532 Kapp Medallion; MS-7532 Medallion | Subtitle on container : 38 all-time favorites. Popular and minstrel songs with chorus and instrumental ensemble; John Krance, arranger-conductor. Program notes and contents on container. | The parade : There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight ; Are you from Dixie? ; Waiting for the Robert E. Lee ; When the saints go marching in - Overture : Longtail blue ; Georgia camp meeting ; Long time ago ; The bonja song ; Dixie - Chorus medl | Popular-music-United-States. Dixieland-music. Minstrel-shows. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 10090930 | Krance,-John | Medallion Minstrel Men. | Mr. Interlocutor. | [S.l] : Medallion | c1960 | 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in. | LP record | ML-7506 Medallion | At head of title on container: The sound of a minstrel show. The Medallion Minstrel Men, John Krance, director. Program notes on container. | There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight ; Are you from Dixie? ; Waiting for the Robert E. Lee ; When the saints go marching in - Longtail blue ; Georgia camp meeting ; Long time ago ; The bonja song ; Dixie - Clare de kitchen ; Old Dan Tucker ; | Minstrel-shows. Musical-revues,-comedies,-etc. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Unknown | 14690832 | Mr.-Bones | Hey Mr. Banjo. | New York : Palace | [1960?] | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 12 in. | LP record | M-687 Palace | Popular songs with dance orchestra. | Old Kentucky home - Rings on her fingers - Dixie - When the saints go marching in - Shine on harvest moon - Clementine - Beautiful dreamer - Nelly Bly - Ring, ring de banjo - My old Kentucky home - Hard times - Oh Susana. | Popular-music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 6245586 | Hopkins,-Lightnin', 1912- | Lightnin' Hopkins. | GNP/Crescendo | p1976 | 1 disc. 33 1/3 rpm. stereo. 12 in. | LP record | GNPS 10022 GNP/Crescendo | Blues; Lightnin' Hopkins, vocals and guitar with Ira James, harmonica; Larry "Bones" McCall, drums; Rusty Myers, Ozell Roberts, bass. Recorded at Doggett Sound Studio, Houston, Texas. Durations on labels; biographical notes by Samuel Charters on container. | Please help poor me. - Way out in Abilene. - Don't you call that boogie. - Swing in the backyard. - The hearse is backed up to the door. - That meat's a little too high. - Let them little things be true. - I been burning bad gasoline. - Don't you mess wit | Blues-Music-United-States. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| ? | Unknown | 24328500 | Chieftains. Shanachie Records Corp. | The Chieftains 3. | [Newton, N.J.] : Shanachie | p1989 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH79023 Shanachie | Shanachie: SH 79023. Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones, lilter. Compact disc. Program notes inserted in container. | Strike the gay harp - Lord Mayo - The lady on the island - The sailor on the rock - Sonny's mazurka - Tommy Hunt's jig - Eibhli Gheal Chiuin Ni Chearbhaill - Delahunty's hornpipe - The hunter's purse - The march of the king of Laois - Carolan's concerto - | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 30743334 | Chieftains. | Cotton-eyed Joe. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie Records | p1988 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 79109 Shanachie Records | Folk and dance music ; performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann, pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp. On container insert: The Chieftains 10. | The Christmas reel - Saluta la compagnie - My love is in America - Manx music - Master Crowley's reels - The pride of Pimlico - An faire (The gold ring) - An Durzhunel (The turtle dove) - Sir Arthur Shaen and Madam Cole - Garech's wedding - Cotton-eyed Jo | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 29442046 | Chieftains. Shanachie Records Corp. | The Chieftains 3. | Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. : Shanachie | [p1987] | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | 5SHAN-79023 Shanachie | Shanachie: 5SHAN-79023. The Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uilleann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones, lilter. Originally produced in 1983. Audiocassette. Program notes inserted in container. | Strike the gay harp (jig) - Lord Mayo (air) - The lady on the island - The sailor on the rock (reels) - Sonny's mazurka - Tommy Hunt's (jig) - Eibhli Gheal Chiuin Ni Chearbhaill (air) - Delahunty's hornpipe - The hunter's purse (reels) - The march of the | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. Jigs-. Reels-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 28896105 | Kuli Loach (Musical group) | Kuli Loach. | Columbus, Ohio : Kuli Loach | p1993 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Performed by Kuli Loach: Johnny Death, lead vocals, piano, organ; Rip Slaughter, drums, keys, backing vocals; Felix Tomb, guitars, backing vocals; Jimmy Pain, guitars, backing vocals; Wilem Bones, bass, organ, backing vocals; with accompanying musicians Mike Pepera, guitars (cut #7) and Dave coffin, bass (cuts 2,4). Recorded at Eleven Eleven Sound, Nashville, TN and Sisapa Studios, Columbus, OH. Compact disc. All songs written by Viers, Lytle, Dietl ;Dietl, Farinacci on cut #4. | Ladybug Picnic (4:02) - Patty (My white trash love) (3:42) - Somethin's way wrong in the yard (3:39) - Satan's in my mailbox (4:05) - Circus Freak (4:06) - God bless amurdica (4:02) - Misery loves company (4:38) - Uncle Dad (2:53) - B.M.O.C. (:50). | Rock-music-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| ? | Unknown | 32833545 | Chieftains. | The Chieftains 4. | Ho-ho-kus, NJ : Shanachie Records | p1988 | 1 sound disc :; 4 3/4 in. | CD | SH 79024 Shanachie Records | Irish folk and dance music. Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp; Paddy Molony, conductor. Previously released in 1973 by Claddagh Records. Recorded in London Sept. 1972 and Feb. 1973. Program notes in container. | Drowsy Maggie. - Morgan magan. - The tip of the whistle. - The bucks of Dranmore. - The battle of Aughrim. - The morning dew. - Carrickfergus. - Hewlett. - Cherish the ladies. - Lord Mayo. - Mna na h Eireann. - O'Keefe's slide. An suisin ban. The star abo | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 33118528 | Crashdog (Musical Group) | Humane society. | Burbank, Calif. : GRR Records : Distributed by Word, Inc. | p1990 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 7018138698 Word | Crashdog is: Andrew Mandell, guitar ; Greg Jacques, drums ; Brian "3 Grand" Grover, bass ; Spike Nard, vocals, mouth harp. All songs by Crashdog except, "Bloody Lane" by Glenn Kaiser, "Cold within" by Bones Krogh, "Distorted view" by Andy Young. Lyrics on container insert. Recorded at Tone Zone Studio. | Progress - Brainfill - Numbered by color - Electric drug - Distorted view - Never again - Bloody Lane - End of the rope - American dream - Your ugly face - Injustice - The cold within - Midnight ride. | Christian-rock-music. Contemporary-Christian-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| ? | Unknown | 26584809 | Chieftains. | Cotton-eyed Joe. | Newton, N.J. : Shanachie Records | c1991 | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | 79019 Shanachie Records | Folk and dance music ; performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann, pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp. Program notes by Gerald Hanly. Compact disc. On insert: The Chieftains 10. | The Christmas reel (3:00) - Saluta la compagnie (3:19) - My love is in America (4:30) - Manx music (3:38) - Master Crowley's reels (1:30) - The pride of Pimlico (2:04) - An faire (the gold ring) (3:38) - An Durzhunel (The turtle dove) (6:45) - Sir Arthur | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 40111975 | Arlen,-Harold, 1905-1986 | Downers Grove South High School Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combo (Downers Grove, Ill.) | Songs for Michelle. | Downers Grove, IL : Community High School District 99 South | p1996 | 1 sound disc (72 min.) : digital ;43/4 in. + 1 booklet ([4] p. : ill. ; 12 cm.) | CD | Title from container insert.Downers Grove South Jazz Ensemble: Saxes: Matt Hennessy, lead alto, soprano & tenor ; Tim Sandusky, 2nd alto & soprano ; Ben Bokor, jazz tenor & clarinet ; Anthony Mazzulla, 2nd tenor ; Geoff Pence, bari ; Bones: Clark Comstock, 1st ; Mike Strelecky, 2nd ; Chris Young, 3rd & 4th ; Jimmy Mangoba, 3rd ; Steve Graunke, 3rd, 4th, 5th ; Trumpets: Kevin Morton, 1st ; Laura Grey, 2nd ; Eric Schlange, 3rd & 4th ; Lynn Milewski, 2nd, 3rd & flugel ; Daryl Achilles, 3rd & 4th ; Brock Kinsinger, 4th, 5th & flugel ; Rhythm: Andrew Kreps, piano ; Greg Schuh, vibes & steel drums ; Shourin Sen, bass ; Dave Kelly, drums, percussion & steel drum ; Ken Pillar, drums & percussion ; Jazz Combo: Ben Bokor, tenor sax ; Clark Comstock, trombone ; Matt Hennessy, alto sax ; Greg Schuh, vibes ; Shourin Sen, bass ; Dave Kelly, drums. Recorded at Jor-Dan, Inc., Wheaton, IL, on March 7 & 8, 1996. | Jazz-$y-1991-2000. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Unknown | 34637921 | U-Roy, 1936- | Skin, Flesh and Bones Band. Soul Syndicate Band. | Dread in a Babylon. | London : Virgin/Crucial Cuts | p1975 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | VX 1007 Virgin/Crucial Cuts | Recorded at Joe Gibbs Studio, Kingston, Jamaica. All songs written by U-Roy and Tony Robinson. Reggae music. U-Roy, vocals ; with the Soul Syndicate and the Skin, Flesh and Bones Band. | Runaway girl - Chalice in the palace - I can't love another - Dreadlocks dread - The great Psalms - Natty don't fear - African message - Silver bird - Listen to the teacher - Trench Town rock. | Popular-music-Jamaica-1971-1980. Reggae-music. Rock-music-Jamaica-1971-1980. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 17232199 | Swallowtail (Musical group) | Flights of fancy. | Bethel, Vt. : Rooster | p1985 | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | 130 Rooster; RSTR 130 Rooster | Rooster: 130 (on container: RSTR 130). Principally arrangements of Irish folk music. Swallowtail (principally 5 performers playing variously fiddle, mandolin, fife, flute, oboe, tin whistle, recorder, concertina, bodhran, bones, triangle, dulcimer, piano, virginal). "Recorded September 8 & 9, 1984, at Blue Jay Recording Studio, Carlilse, Massachusetts" - Container. | Swinging on a gate ; The dancing bear (2:17) - Lannigan's ball ; Morrison's jig ; The gravel walk (7:55) - Scotland the brave ; Down the brae ; The otter holt (4:02) - Sliabh na mban (5:35) - McMahon's reel ; The road to Lisdoonvarna ; Telemann's Fantasy | Folk-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Unknown | 24839513 | Fetchin Bones (Musical group) | Cabin flounder. | Atlanta, Ga. : DB Recs | c1989 | 1 sound cassette : analog, 1 7/8 ips. | Cassette | DB77 DB Recs | Rock music performed by Fetchin Bones, with assisting musicians. Recorded at Drive In Studio, Winston-Salem, NC., in 1985. | A fable - God's hanky - So brilliant - Spinning - Kitchen of life - Black lilies - Briefcase - Plus seven - What I did - Asteroids - Too much - Bells in her brain - Lazy circles - Whole lotta love. | Rock-music-1981-1990. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| ? | Unknown | 14703696 | Chieftains. Shanachie Records Corp. | Chieftains 2. | [Ho-ho-kus, N.J.] : Shanachie Records | [p1987] | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | SH 79022 Shanachie Records | Shanachie Records: SH 79022. Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran and bones. Re-issued of a 1982 production by Shanachie Records. Audiocassette. Program notes inserted in container. | Banish misfortune ; Gillan's apples (3:35) - Planxty George Brabazon (3:30) - Bean an fhir rua (2:49) - Pis fhliuch ; An paistin fionn ; Mrs. Crotty's ; The mountain top (4:18) - The foxhunt (5:30) - An mhaighdean mhara ; Tie the bonnet ; O'Rourke's reels | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| ? | Unknown | 19743686 | Moloney,-Paddy | Chieftains. | The Chieftains 4. | [Ho-ho-kus, N.J.] : Shanachie Records | p1988 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert. | CD | SH 79024 Shanachie Records | Performed by the Chieftains on flute, concertina, tin whistles, uileann pipes, fiddles, bodhran, bones and harp ; Paddy Moloney, conductor. Compact disc. Irish folk and dance music. | Drowsy Maggie - Morgan Magan - The tip of the whistle - The bucks of Oranmore - The battle of Aughrim - The morning dew - Carrickfergus - Hewlett - Cherish the ladies - Lord Mayo - Mna na h Eireann - O'Keefe's slide ; An suisin ban ; The star above the ga | Folk-music-Ireland. Folk-dance-music-Ireland. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Unknown | 36247310 | Van-Riper,-Peter | Direct contact. | Brooklyn, New York : Van Riper Editions | [199-] | 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | Music on album "alternates new acoustic metal music with cuts of concrete double hearing sounds. These are music played on a variety of objects such as pine cones, shells, indian corn, armadillo shells, sticks, keys, and camel bones." - Container. | Invocation sticks & chimes (7:23 - Pine cones & camel bones (5:02) - African drum & armadillo shells (6:50) - Finger bar & aluminum rings (7:24) - Indonesian ankong & baseball bats (3:56) - Indian corn & bats (4:11) - Shells, aluminum bands, & plastic bot | Percussion-music. Musique-concrete. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Unknown | 22832584 | Van-Heusen,-Jimmy, 1913-; Burke,-Johnny, 1908-1964; Mercer,-Johnny, 1909-; Cole,-Nat-King, 1917-1965 | King Cole Trio. | Harmony. | [Hollywood, Ca.] : Capitol | [1947] | 1 disc : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | 15000 Capitol | From the Paramount picture Variety girl. Johnny Mercer and King Cole with the King Cole Trio ; Nickelodeon solo by Cole. With: Save the bones for Henry Jones / Danny Barker. | Popular-music-United-States. Vocal-duets. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 18163563 | Almstedt,-Martin, 1944- | AMU-Ensemble. | Fruhleben. | Gottingen : AMU | p1978 | 1 sound disc (40 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, stereo. ; 12 in. | LP record | ETST 011 AMU | This work is the 2nd part of a trilogy, the 1st and 3rd parts being Tausend tote Rosen and Via lucis. For soprano, baritone, piano, percussion, double bass, electronic tape, and dancers (optional); includes 12 newly developed instruments, as well as sounds of mud, water, glass, bones, flesh [sic], and animals. AMU-Ensemble. | Vocal-duets-with-instrumental-ensemble. Electronic-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 21213303 | Dinelle,-Raymond | La berlue - : avec Raymond Dinelle et son ensemble folklorique. | [Canada] : Collection 1837 | [197-?] | 1 sound disc (31 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | C-1837-3 Collection 1837 | French-Canadian traditional folk dance music. Ensemble (accordion, harmonica, piano, double bass, guitar, knuckle bones, spoons) ; Raymond Dinelle, director. "Folklore authentique" - Container. | Le reel montagnard (3:02) - L'acadienne (Reel) (2:43) - La Valse a Raymond (3:44) - Weedon gigue ; Mason apron (Reel) (2:56) - Highland horn pipe (2:26) - Galop Baie St. Paul (2:45) - Valse de l'Allemagne (3:28) - Clogue a Timothee (Clogue lente) ; Rock V | Folk-dance-music-Quebec-Province. French-Canadians-Quebec-Province-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 21209742 | Bujeau,-Theo | La turlutaine - : avec Theo Bujeau et son ensemble folklorique. | [Canada] : Collection 1873 | [197-?] | 1 sound disc (30 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm ; 12 in. | LP record | C-1837-1 Collection 1837 | French-Canadian traditional folk dance music. Ensemble (4 violins, piano, double bass, guitar, knuckle bones, spoons) ; Theo Bujeau, conductor. "Folklore authentique" - Container. | Les cinq jumelles (Reel) (2:59) - Clogue a Yvon (Clogue lente) (2:51) - La polka du soleil couchant (Reel) (2:57) - Londonderry (Reel ; Reel des ouvriers (2:42) - New Carlisle clog (Clogue lente) ; President horn pipe (2:54) - Reel de Rimouski (2:58) - Fl | Folk-dance-music-Quebec-Province. French-Canadians-Quebec-Province-Music. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Unknown | 18861724 | Goell,-Kermit, 1915-; Wayne,-Bernie; Craig,-Francis, 1900-1966; Lamm,-Bob | For the first time: (In a long time) / | New York : Decca | [1952?] | 1 disc (2 min., 32 sec.) : analog, 78 rpm, mono. ; 10 in. | 78 rpm record | 27937 Decca | Francis Craig and his orchestra with vocal chorus by Bob Lamm. With: Play them bones / Beasley Smith. | Fox-trots. Dance-orchestra-music. | Libr of Congress/SS | |||
| Jeff | Warner | 26964999 | Sweeney,-Ed | A Dickens' Christmas: - inside Fezziwig's / | Roswell, Ga. : Intersound | c1992 | 1 sound disc (40 min.) : digital, stereo ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | RD 6504 Intersound | Digital recording. Compact disc. Ed Sweeney: 6-string guitar, 12-string guitar, 5-string banjo ; Bob Zentz: hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner: concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis: fiddle ; John Swoboda: oboe ; Otis Read: tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. | Gloucestershire wassail - Silent night - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships - Cradle song (Away in a manger) - O come, o come, Emmanuel - Coventry carol - Sussex carol - Ode to joy/Angels we have he | Christmas-music. Carols-. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 25308907 | Sweeney,-Ed | Inside Fezziwig's: the spirit of Christmas Past / | Providence, RI : North Star Records | p1990 | 1 sound disc : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in. | CD | NS0025 North Star Records | Ed Sweeney, guitars, banjo ; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis, fiddle ; John Swoboda, oboe ; Otis Reed, tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. Excerpt from "A Christmas carol" included. Compact disc. | Gloucestershire wassail (3:00) - Silent night (2:30) - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel (1:39) - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships (2:03) - Cradle song (Away in the manger) (2:01) - O come O come Emmanuel (2:08) - Coventry carol (1: | Christmas-music. Carols-Instrumental-settings. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 20777823 | Sweeney,-Ed | Inside Fezziwig's: the spirit of Christmas Past / | Alderpoint, CA : Kicking Mule Records | c1988 | 1 sound disc (40 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert. | CD | KMCD 187 Kicking Mule Records | Ed Sweeney, guitars, banjo ; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis, fiddle ; John Swoboda, oboe ; Otis Reed, tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. Recorded at Stable Sound, Portsmouth, RI. Program notes by Ed Sweeney, excerpt from "A Christmas carol" included. | Gloucestershire wassail (3:00) - Silent night (2:30) - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel (1:39) - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships (2:03) - Cradle song (Away in the manger) (2:01) - O come O come Emmanuel (2:08) - Coventry carol (1: | Christmas-music. Carols-Instrumental-settings. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 24043680 | Sweeney,-Ed | Inside Fezziwig's: the spirit of Christmas Past / | Providence, RI : North Star Records | p1990 | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed. | Cassette | NS0025 North Star Records | Ed Sweeney, guitars, banjo ; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis, fiddle ; John Swoboda, oboe ; Otis Reed, tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. Excerpt from "A Christmas carol" included. | Gloucestershire wassail (3:00) - Silent night (2:30) - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel (1:39) - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships (2:03) - Cradle song (Away in the manger) (2:01) - O come O come Emmanuel (2:08) - Coventry carol (1: | Christmas-music. Carols-Instrumental-settings. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 21014715 | Sweeney,-Ed | Inside Fezziwig's: the spirit of Christmas Past / | Alderpoint, CA : Kicking Mule Records | c1988 | 1 sound cassette : 1 7/8 ips, stereo., Dolby processed. | Cassette | KMC 187 Kicking Mule Records | Ed Sweeney, guitars, banjo ; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis, fiddle ; John Swoboda, oboe ; Otis Reed, tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. Recorded at Stable Sound, Portsmouth, RI. Program notes by Ed Sweeney, excerpt from "A Christmas carol" included. | Gloucestershire wassail (3:00) - Silent night (2:30) - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel (1:39) - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships (2:03) - Cradle song (Away in the manger) (2:01) - O come O come Emmanuel (2:08) - Coventry carol (1: | Christmas-music. Carols-Instrumental-settings. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 21573103 | Sweeney,-Ed | Inside Fezziwig's: the spirit of Christmas Past / | Alderpoint, CA : Kicking Mule Records | c1988 | 1 sound disc. | KM 187 Kicking Mule Records | Ed Sweeney, guitars, banjo ; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian ; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons ; Jeff Davis, fiddle ; John Swoboda, oboe ; Otis Reed, tenor banjo ; The Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. Recorded at Stable Sound, Portsmouth, RI. Program notes by Ed Sweeney, excerpt from "A Christmas carol" included. | Gloucestershire wassail (3:00) - Silent night (2:30) - The leading of the star/Snowflake reel (1:39) - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships (2:03) - Cradle song (Away in the manger) (2:01) - O come O come Emmanuel (2:08) - Coventry carol (1: | Christmas-music. Carols-Instrumental-settings. | Libr of Congress/SS | ||
| Jeff | Warner | 23245166 | Warner,-Jeff; Davis,-Jeff | Old time songs for kids. | Washington, DC : Jeff Warner & Jeff Davis | cp1989 | 1 sound cassette : analog | Cassette | WD 101 Jeff Warner & Jeff Davis | Traditional and old-time songs and instrumentals arranged for children. Jeff Warner, guitar, banjo, spoons, concertina, bones, jew's harp ; Jeff Davis, vocals, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, dulcimer ; with David Noyes, bass on "Chicken Song." | Wonder hornpipe - Watermelon - Lynchburg town - There was an old lady - Chicken song - Doodle dandy - Stetson hat/Cowboy's dream - Gay paree - Green willow tree - The wind that shakes the barley - Down on Penny's farm - Fooba wooba - Frog in the spring - | Children's-songs. | Libr of Congress/SS | |
| Jeff | Warner | 26940733 | Sweeney,-Ed; Zentz,-Bob; Warner,-Jeff; Davis,-Jeff; Swoboda,-John; Read,-Otis | Wheeler School Concert Handbell Ringers. | A Dickens' Christmas: : Inside Fezziwig's / | Roswell, GA : Intersound Reflections | p1992 | 1 sound cassette : analog, stereo, 1 7/8 ips, Dolby processed. | Cassette | RS 6504 Reflections | Produced by Otis Read, Ed Sweeney and Steve Rizzo. "Fezziwig's is where young Ebenezer Scrooge apprenticed in Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol." This collection features carols and dance tunes from the times of Charles Dickens, performed on various authentic acoustic instruments." Ed Sweeney, 6-string guitar, 12-string guitar, 5-string banjo; Bob Zentz, hammer dulcimer, melodian; Jeff Warner, concertina, bones, spoons; Jeff Davis, fiddle; John Swoboda, oboe; Otis Read, tenor banjo. | Gloucestershire wassail - Silent night - The Leading of the star/Snowflake reel - Bring a torch, Jeanette Isabella/I saw three ships - Cradle song (Away in a manger) - O come, o come, Emmanuel - Coventry carol - Sussex carol - Ode to joy/Angels we have he | Christmas-music-19th-century. Folk-music-Great-Britain. | Libr of Congress/SS |
| Lucie | Whiteford | 32798480 | Highland-Weavers | Crooked Jack. | Winooski, Vt. : Highland Weavers | [199?] | 1 sound cassette : analog, Dolby processed | Cassette | 573 Highland Weavers. | Highland Weavers (Tim Whiteford, vocals, 6 and 12 string guitar ; Matthew Buckley, cittern, guitar, banjo and vocals ; Marty Morrissey, vocals and 12 string guitar ; Benedict Koehler, 10 string mandolin, whistle and Uilleann pipes ; Roy Feldman, fiddle ; Lucie Whiteford, bones ; Karen Downey, vocal on track 8). Recorded at Resolution, Burlington, Vt. | Folk-music-Vermont. Folk-songs,-English-Vermont. | Libr of Congress/SS |