Something to Sing About; : the Personal Choices of America's Folk Singers.

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Principally American folk songs.
For voice and piano, with chord symbols.
Includes notes on the folk singers by the compiler.
Pretty Boy Floyd -- Mollie Darling -- Johnny, I hardly knew you -- Come all ye fair and tender ladies -- Wildwood flower -- Candy man blues -- John Brown's body -- Barbary Ellen -- Things about goin' my way -- Johnny Doolan's cat -- The riddle song -- Pretty Polly -- Twelve gates to the city -- I ride an old paint -- The dodger song -- Careless love -- Farther along -- Raise a ruckus -- Bonavista Harbor -- The day is past and gones -- Balm in Gilead -- John Henry -- Green grow the rashes, O! -- A picture from life's other side -- She moved through the fair -- Hard is the fortune (Wagoner lad) -- Rock Island Line --I've been 'buked and I've been scorned -- The gallows pole -- Peat bog soldiers -- Midnight special -- Greensleeves -- Buffalo gals, won't you come out tonight? -- Follow the drinking gourd -- Shenandoah -- Drill, ye tarriers, drill -- The wild colonial boy --
(cont.) The bonny streets of Fyvie-O -- The golden vanity -- The great silkie -- Tom Dooley -- Lady of Carlysle -- Arkansas Sheik -- Rock about my Saro Jane -- Leatherwing Bat -- See that my grave is kept clean -- Swing low, sweet chariot -- Steal away -- On top of Old Smoky -- The minstrel boy -- Sometimes I feel like a motherless child -- John Hardy -- All my trials -- When first unto this country -- Handsome Molly -- The water is wide -- The cruel mother -- The big rock candy mountain -- Let me fly -- Must I go bound -- Sprig of thyme -- Nine hundred miles -- Turtle dove -- The fox -- Lang a'growing -- Off to sea once more -- Joy Gould's daughter -- Harbour Le Cou -- The butcher boy -- Frankie and Johnny -- By and by -- The lily of the west -- Scarborough Fair -- God bless' the child -- Old McDonald had a farm -- David's lamentation.

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