> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Traditional Kentucky Mountain Family
Jean Ritchie Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Traditional Kentucky Mountain Family
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Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Traditional Kentucky Mountain Family Elektra EKLP-2 (10" LP, USA, 1952) |
Produced and supervised by Jac Holzman;
Liner notes by Edward Tatnall Canby;
Cover by George Pickow
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- O Love Is Teasin’ (Roud 1049) (1.49)
- Jubilee (Roud 7403) (2.15)
- Black Is the Colour (Roud 3103) (2.17)
- A Short Life of Trouble (Roud 3418) (1.03)
- One Morning in May (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (1.59)
- One Morning in May (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (version 2) (1.37)
- Old Virginny (Roud 3396) (2.49)
- Skin and Bones (Roud 501) (1.27)
Side 2
- The Little Devils (Roud 160; Child 278; G/D 2:320) (2.00)
- My Boy Willie (Roud 326) (1.27)
- Hush Little Baby (Roud 470) (1.02)
- Gypsum Davy (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (1.57)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (2.58)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (version 2) (1.52)
- Little Cory (Roud 5723) (1.39)
- Keep Your Garden Clean (Roud 3) (1.28)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Kentucky Mountain Songs
Kentucky Mountain Songs
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Kentucky Mountain Songs Elektra EKL-25 (10" LP, USA, 1954) |
Produced and supervised by Jac Holzman;
Liner notes by Jean Ritchie;
Photography by George Pickow
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- Cedar Swamp (Roud 7408) (1.19)
- Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (2.31)
- The Hangman Song (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (1.41)
- O Sister Phoebe (Roud 4507) (1.08)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163) (4.02)
- Dulcimer Pieces: Shady Grove / Old King Cole / Skip to My Lou (1.47)
Side 2
- Bachelor’s Hall (Roud 385) (1.14)
- The Girl I Left Behind (Roud 262; Laws P1; G/D 5:1059; Henry H188)
- Jemmy Taylor-O (Roud 736) (0.59)
- Killy Kranky (Roud 2572) (1.04)
- Lonesome Dove (Roud 3637?)
- The Old Woman and the Pig (Roud 746) (2.09)
- The Little Sparrow (Roud 451)
- Goin’ to Boston (Roud 3595) (1.35)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Jean Ritchie
Jean Ritchie
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Jean Ritchie Elektra EKL-125 (LP, USA, 1957) |
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- Cedar Swamp (Roud 7408) (1.19)
- Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (2.31)
- The Hangman Song (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (1.41)
- O Sister Phoebe (Roud 4507) (1.08)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163) (4.02)
- O Love Is Teasin’ (Roud 1049) (1.48)
- Old Virginny (Roud 3396) (2.49)
- Skin and Bones (Roud 501) (1.27)
- Dulcimer Pieces: Shady Grove / Old King Cole / Skip to My Lou (1.47)
Side 2
- Bachelor’s Hall (Roud 385) (1.14)
- The Little Devils (Roud 160; Child 278; G/D 2:320) (2.00)
- Killy Kranky (Roud 2572) (1.04)
- Jemmy Taylor-O (Roud 736) (0.59)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (2.58)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (version 2) (1.52)
- Black Is the Colour (Roud 3103) (2.17)
- The Old Woman and the Pig (Roud 746) (2.09)
- The Little Sparrow (Roud 451)
- Goin’ to Boston (Roud 3595) (1.35)
Tracks 6-8, 11, 14-16 are from Jean Ritchie Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Traditional Kentucky Mountain Family (Elektra EKLP-2, 1952);
Tracks 1-5, 9-10, 12-13, 17-19 are from Kentucky Mountain Songs (Elektra EKL-25, 1954)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 1
British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 1
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British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 1 Folkways Records FA2301 (LP, USA, 1960) |
Produced and edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein;
Album design by Ronald Clyne
Liner notes (PDF) at Smithsonian Global Sound
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, Appalachian dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (2.50)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163) (4.22)
- Hangman (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (2.01)
- Lord Bateman (Roud 40; Child 53L; G/D 5:1023; Henry H470) (6.05)
- The House Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (4.22)
- Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender (Roud 4; Child 73; G/D 2:212) (5.30)
Side 2
- The Merry Golden Tree (Roud 122; Child 286; G/D 1:37) (2.11)
- Lord Lovel (Roud 48; Child 75; G/D 6:1232) (4.44)
- Old Bangum (Roud 29; Child 18) (1.55)
- Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236) (5.04)
- Fair Annie of the Lochroyan (Roud 49; Child 76; G/D 6:1226) (9.07)
All tracks trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 2
British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 2
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British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 2 Folkways Records FA2302 (LP, USA, 1960) |
Produced and edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein;
Album design by Ronald Clyne
Liner notes (PDF) at Smithsonian Global Sound
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, Appalachian dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78) (4.01)
- Little Devils (Roud 160; Child 278; G/D 2:320) (1.37)
- Sweet William and Lady Margaret (Roud 253; Child 74; G/D 2:337) (6.52)
- There Lived an Old Lord (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (5.28)
- The Wife of Usher’s Well (Roud 196; Child 79) (5.21)
Side 2
- Cherry Tree Carol (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327) (3.47)
- Edward (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (2.34)
- Gentle Fair Jenny (Roud 117; Child 277; G/D 7:1282) (2.19)
- Lord Randall (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (2.53)
- Little Musgrave (Roud 52; Child 81) (12.07)
All tracks trad.
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson at Folk City
Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson at Folk City
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Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson at Folk City Folkways Records FA 2426 (LP, USA, 1963) |
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Recorded live by George Pickow at Gerde’s Folk City;
Mastered by Peter Bartok;
Notes by Jean Ritchie, quotes by Doc Watson;
Cover photo by George Pickow;
Cover design by Ronald Clyne
Liner notes (PDF) at Smithsonian Global Sound
Musicians
[The track numbers refer to the original 1963 album]
Jean Ritchie: vocals [1-2, 5-9, 11, 14-15],
dulcimer [5, 9, 11];
Doc Watson: vocals [1, 3, 7-8, 10, 13, 16],
chorus vocals [7],
guitar [1, 3-4, 7-8, 12-13],
banjo [2, 6, 10, 14],
harmonica [4, 13];
Roger Sprung: vocals [15],
chorus vocals [7],
fiddle [5, 11],
banjo [7, 12]
Tracks
1963 Album FA 2426
Side 1
- Storms Are on the Ocean (Roud 4628)
- Go Dig My Grave (Railroad Boy) (Roud 409; Laws P24)
- Spike-Driver Blues (Roud 4299)
- Soldier’s Joy instrumental
- Don’t Mind the Weather (Roud 22734)
- Hiram Hubbard (Roud 2208; Laws A20)
- Sugar on the Floor (Roud 5051)
Side 1
- Where Are You Goin’ (Roud 298; G/D 4:812)
- Pretty Polly (Roud 15; Laws P36B)
- Willie Moore (Roud 4816)
- What’ll I Do With the Baby-O? (Roud 826)
- Cripple Creek instrumental
- Wabash Cannonball (Roud 4228)
- The House Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332)
- Amazing Grace (Roud 5430)
All tracks trad. except
Track 15 John Newton
1990 Album SF 40005
Side 1
- Storms Are on the Ocean (Roud 4628) (3.26)
- Go Dig My Grave (Railroad Boy) (Roud 409; Laws P24) (3.50)
- Spike-Driver Blues (Roud 4299) (2.40)
- Over the River Charlie (Roud 729; G/D 1:135) (1.14)
- Soldier’s Joy instrumental (1.23)
- Swing and Turn Jubilee (Roud 7403) (2.12)
- East Virginia (Roud 3396) (2.36)
- Hiram Hubbard (Roud 2208; Laws A20) (3.50)
- Where Are You Goin’ (Roud 298; G/D 4:812) (2.00)
Side 2
- Blue Ridge Mountain Blues (Roud 11758) (2.52)
- Pretty Polly (Roud 15; Laws P36B) (2.25)
- Willie Moore (Roud 4816) (3.24)
- What’ll I Do With the Baby-O? (Roud 826) (2.09)
- Pretty Saro (Roud 417) (1.49)
- Wabash Cannonball (Roud 4228) (3.18)
- The House Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (4.29)
- Amazing Grace (Roud 5430) (3.48)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: A Time for Singing
A Time for Singing
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A Time for Singing Warner Bros. Records WS 1592 (LP, USA, 1965) |
Produced by Dick Weissman;
Liner notes by Jean Ritchie;
Photography by George Pickow
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer
Tracks
Side 1
- One More Mile (3.00)
- Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (2.40)
- Golden Ring Around Susan Girl (Roud 7405) (1.37)
- Let the Sun Shine Down on Me (2.24)
- The L&N Don’t Stop Here Anymore (Roud 29665) (3.14)
- The Cruel Sea (2.34)
Side 1
- Movin’ On Down the River (Roud 22363) (2.23)
- With Kitty I’ll Go (Roud 3052) (2.13)
- One I Love (Roud 3612) (3.01)
- Wild Horses (1.42)
- Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies (Roud 451) (2.20)
- Blue Diamond Mines (4.16)
Tracks 1, 4-5, 10, 12 Than Hall (Jean Ritchie);
Tracks 2, 9 adapted and arr. Jean Ritchie;
Tracks 3, 6, 8, 11 arr. Jean Ritchie;
Track 7 Jean Ritchie
> Folk Music > Books > Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians
Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians
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Jean Ritchie, |
Songs
The songs are referenced by page numbers.
- The Swapping Song (Roud 469; G/D 8:1696; Henry H732; TYG 58)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163)
- Killy Kranky (Roud 2572)
- Nottamun Town (Roud 1044)
- Edward (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35)
- London Bridge (Roud 502; G/D 8:1566; Henry H48h)
- Sister Phoebe (Roud 4507)
- Dear Companion (Roud 411)
- Jubilee (Roud 7403)
- Sweet William and Lady Margaret (Roud 253; Child 74; G/D 2:337)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479)
- Old Betty Larkin (Roud 7404)
- Lord Lovel (Roud 48; Child 75; G/D 6:1232)
- Fair and Tender Ladies (Roud 451)
- Goin’ to Boston (Roud 3595)
- Skin and Bones (Roud 501)
- The Old Woman and the Pig (Roud 746)
- The Turkish Lady (Roud 40; Child 53L; G/D 5:1023; Henry H470)
- Oh Love Is Teasin’ (Roud 1049)
- The Little Devils (Roud 160; Child 278; G/D 2:320)
- What’ll I Do With the Baby-0? (Roud 826)
- The Hangman Song (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248)
- There Was a Pig Went Out to Dig (Roud 1369)
- Golden Ring Around Susan Girl (Roud 7405)
- The Lyttle Musgrave (Roud 52; Child 81)
- Down Came an Angel (Roud 1122)
- Among the Little White Daisies (Roud 7401)
- Bachelor’s Hall (Roud 385)
- Carol of the Cherry Tree (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327)
- Shady Grove (Roud 4456)
- God Bless the Moonshiners (Roud 4301)
- Little Cory (Roud 5723)
- See the Waters A-Gliding (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34)
- The Holly Bears a Berry (Roud 514)
- I Saw Three Ships (Roud 700)
- Father Get Ready (Roud 7406)
- Amazing Grace (Roud 5430)
- The Day Is Past and Gone (Roud 5718)
- I’ve Got a Mother Gone to Glory (Roud 4213)
- Guide Me, Oh Thou Great Jehovah (Roud 7103)
- Twilight A-Stealing (Roud 5745)
- Lord Randal (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814)
- Two Dukes A-Roving (Roud 730)
- The May Day Carol (Roud 305)
- Darby Ram (Roud 126; G/D 3:645; TYG 59)
- Little Bitty Baby (Children Go Where I Send Thee) (Roud 133)
- Brightest and Best (Roud 5743)
- Keep Your Garden Clean (Roud 3)
- Bow Your Bend to Me (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213)
- The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78)
- The Flower Carol
- Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender (Roud 4; Child 73; G/D 2:212)
- The Old Soap-Gourd (Roud 7387)
- Joe Bowers (Roud 2806; Laws B14)
- Love Somebody, Yes I Do (Roud 7407)
- Old Virginny (Roud 3396)
- The Death of Cock Robin (Roud 494)
- Bandyrowe (Roud 7402)
- Pretty Saro (Roud 417)
- The Miracle of Usher’s Well (Roud 196; Child 79)
- Gentle Fair Jenny (Roud 117; Child 277; G/D 7:1282)
- I Wonder When I Shall Be Married (Roud 818; G/D 7:1381)
- Over the River Charlie (Roud 729; G/D 1:135)
- Barbry Ellen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236)
- Lonesome Sea (Roud 122; Child 286; G/D 1:37)
- Cedar Swamp (Roud 7408)
- Hiram Hubbard (Roud 2208; Laws A20)
- Fair Annie of the Lochroyan (Roud 49; Child 76; G/D 6:1226)
- The Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124)
- Old King Cole (Roud 735)
- Somebody (Roud 761)
- Dance to Your Daddy (Roud 2439; G/D 8:1562)
- My Little Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332)
- Bangum Rid by the Riverside (Roud 29; Child 18)
- Cambridgeshire May Song (Roud 305)
- Mama Told Me (Roud 362; G/D 4:815)
- Black Is the Colour (Roud 3103)
- Lovin’ Henry (Roud 47; Child 68)
- The Reckless and Rambling Boy (Roud 490; Laws L12; G/D 2:260)
- Her Mantle So Green (Roud 714; Laws N38; G/D 5:1033; Henry H76)
- Loving Hannah (Roud 454; G/D 6:1192; Henry H615, H625)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Clear Waters Remembered
Clear Waters Remembered
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Clear Waters Remembered Sire Records SES 97014 (LP, USA, 1971) |
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals,
dulcimer [3-5, 8, 14],
guitar [7, 12];
Dick Weisman: banjo [1, 4-6, 11, 14],
guitar [2];
Russ Savakus: bass [1, 11, 14];
Eric Weisberg: fiddle [1, 8-9, 11, 14];
Happy Traum: guitar [1-2, 4-5, 11, 14],
banjo [3];
Peter Pickow: guitar [7, 12]
Tracks
Side 1
- Pretty Nancy (3.42)
- Young Man Who Wouldn’t Raise Corn (Roud 438; Laws H13) (1.44)
- Johnny Collins (Roud 147; Child 42, 85) (2.43)
- Shoemaker’s Song (Roud 11324) (1.32)
- See the Waters A-Gliding (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (5.15)
- Morning Come, Maria Gone (Roud 3625) (2.51)
- Black Waters (3.45)
Side 2
- Over the River to Feed My Sheep (Roud 729; G/D 1:135) (1.19)
- Jenny Put the Kettle On (Roud 7899) (0.45)
- God Bless the Moon (Roud 19690) (0.55)
- Bird in the Cage (Roud 4288) (2.42)
- Blue Diamond Mines (4.20)
- West Virginia Mine Disaster (2.45)
- Last Old Train’s A-Leaving (3.43)
The sleeve notes claim that all tracks were written by Jean Ritchie
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Kentucky Christmas Old and New
Kentucky Christmas Old and New
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Kentucky Christmas Old and New Greenhays Recordings GR717 (LP, USA, 1987) |
Produced by Jonathan Pickow;
Recorded by Jonathan and Peter Pickow at Greenhays Studio;
Mixed by Jonathan Pickow and Josh Sabella at Sabella Recording Studios, New York;
Photography by George Pickow;
Cover design by Phoeme Mimi
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer;
Hesperus:
Tina Charnley: viola da gamba, rebec, fiddle, vielle;
Scott Reiss: recorders, hammered dulcimer, dumbek;
Mark Cudek: cittern, , viola da gamba guitar;
Jonathan Pickow: vocals, banjo, synthesiser;
Peter Pickow: vocals, guitar, recorder;
Kate Corrigan,
Pamela Schall: vocals;
Larry Packer: fiddle;
The Church Ringers of Empingham, Rutlandshire, England: bells
Tracks
Side 1
- Brightest and Best (Roud 5743) (3.06)
- The World Is Old (5.24)
- Christ Was Born in Bethlehem (Roud 1122) (1.31)
- A King Was Born (1.57)
- The Holly Tree Carol (3.12)
- Wintergrace (3.23)
Side 2
- I Saw Three Ships (Roud 700) (3.42)
- The Moon Shines Bright (The Bellman’s Carol) (Roud 702) (1.01)
- Little Bitty Baby (Roud 133) (2.23)
- Carol of the Cherry Tree (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327) (4.02)
- In the Valley (3.22)
- A Christmas Carol (Remember, O Thou Man) (Roud V19071) (3.10)
- Christ Church Bells (1.29)
Track 6 Jean Ritchie;
Track 12 Thomas Ravenscroft
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Ballads From Her Appalachian Family Tradition
Ballads From Her Appalachian Family Tradition
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Ballads From Her Appalachian Family Tradition Smithsonian Folkways Recordings SFW40145 (DL, USA, 2003) |
Produced and edited by Kenneth S. Goldstein;
Liner notes by Kenneth S. Goldstein, Jean Ritchie and Stephanie Smith;
Photography by George Pickow;
Album design by Sonya Cohen Cramer
Liner notes (PDF) at Smithsonian Global Sound
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, Appalachian dulcimer
Tracks
- Gypsy Laddie (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (2.50)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163) (4.22)
- Hangman (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (2.01)
- Lord Bateman (Roud 40; Child 53L; G/D 5:1023; Henry H470) (6.05)
- The House Carpenter (Roud 14; Child 243; G/D 2:332) (4.22)
- Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender (Roud 4; Child 73; G/D 2:212) (5.30)
- The Merry Golden Tree (Roud 122; Child 286; G/D 1:37) (2.11)
- Old Bangum (Roud 29; Child 18) (1.55)
- Barbara Allen (Roud 54; Child 84; G/D 6:1193; Henry H236) (5.04)
- The Unquiet Grave (Roud 51; Child 78) (4.01)
- There Lived an Old Lord (Roud 8; Child 10; G/D 2:213) (5.28)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Roud 453; Child 54; G/D 2:327) (3.47)
- Edward (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) (2.34)
- Gentle Fair Jenny (Roud 117; Child 277; G/D 7:1282) (2.19)
- Lord Randall (Roud 10; Child 12; G/D 2:209; Henry H814) (2.53)
- Little Musgrave (Roud 52; Child 81) (12.07)
All tracks trad.
Tracks 1-9 are from British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 1 (1960)
Tracks 10-16 are from British Traditional Ballads in the Southern Mountains, Volume 2 (1960)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie: Mountain Hearth & Home
Mountain Hearth & Home
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Mountain Hearth & Home Rhino Handmade RHM2 7867 (CD, USA, 2004) |
Compilation produced by Jac Holzman;
Compilation production associate: Lori Nafshun;
Tape research and mastering supervision by Bill Inglot;
Remastered by Dan Hersch and Bill Inglot;
Artwork by Greg Allen
Musicians
Jean Ritchie: vocals, dulcimer
Tracks
- O Love Is Teasin’ (Roud 1049) (1.48)
- Jubilee (Roud 7403) (2.13)
- Black Is the Colour (Roud 3103) (2.18)
- A Short Life of Trouble (Roud 3418) (1.01)
- One Morning in May (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (1.58)
- One Morning in May (Roud 140; Laws P14; TYG 34) (version 2) (1.38)
- Old Virginny (2.38)
- Skin and Bones (Roud 501) (1.09)
- My Boy Billie (Roud 326) (1.27)
- Hush Little Baby (Roud 470) (1.01)
- Gypsum Davy (Roud 1; Child 200; G/D 2:278; Henry H124) (1.58)
- The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (2.26)
- O Johnnie’s on the Water (Roud 454; G/D 6:1192; Henry H615, H625) (1.34)
- Little Cory (Roud 5723) (1.37)
- Keep Your Garden Clean (Roud 3) (1.24)
- Cedar Swamp (Roud 7408) (1.19)
- Nottamun Town (Roud 1044) (2.31)
- The Hangman Song (Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248) (1.41)
- O Sister Phoebe (Roud 4507) (1.08)
- False Sir John (Roud 21; Child 4; G/D 2:225; Henry H163) (4.02)
- Dulcimer Pieces: Shady Grove / Old King Cole / Skip to My Lou (1.47)
- Bachelor’s Hall (Roud 385) (1.14)
- The Little Devils (Roud 160; Child 278; G/D 2:320) (1.45)
- Killy Kranky (Roud 2572) (1.04)
- Jemmy Taylor-O (Roud 736) (0.59)
- The Old Woman and the Pig (Roud 746) (2.09)
- Goin’ to Boston (Roud 3595) (1.35)
- One More Mile (3.00)
- Golden Ring Around Susan Girl (Roud 7405) (1.37)
- Let the Sun Shine Down on Me (2.24)
- The L&N Don’t Stop Here Anymore (Roud 29665) (3.14)
- Movin’ On Down the River (Roud 22363) (2.23)
- With Kitty I’ll Go (Roud 3052) (2.13)
- One I Love (Roud 3612) (3.01)
- Wild Horses (1.42)
- Blue Diamond Mines (4.16)
- Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies (Roud 451) (2.20)
All tracks written and/or arranged by Jean Ritchie except
Track 28, 30-31, 35-36 Than Hall (Jean Ritchie)
Tracks 1-2, 4-6, 9-12, 14-15 from Jean Ritchie Singing the Traditional Songs of Her Traditional Kentucky Mountain Family (Elektra EKLP-2, 1952);
Tracks 3, 7-8, 1, 16-28 from Kentucky Mountain Songs (Elektra EKL-25, 1954);
Tracks 28-37 from A Time for Singing (Warner WS 1592, 1965)
> Folk Music > Records > Jean Ritchie
Other records with Jean Ritchie
Various Artists:
A Place to Be: Fox Hollow Festival 10th Anniversary Album,
LP, Biograph BLP 12051, 1975
Various Artists:
You Got Magic: Fox Hollow Festival 10th Anniversary Album,
LP, Biograph BLP 12052, 1975
Margaret Barry:
I Sang Through the Fairs,
CD, Rounder 11661-1774-21998 2001
Roger McGuinn:
Treasures From the Folk Den,
CD, Appleseed APR CD 1046, 2001
Various Artists:
Song Links 2: A Celebration of English Traditional Songs and Their American Variants,
2 CD, Fellside FECD190D, 2005
Various Artists:
Midwinter,
4 CD, Free Reed FRQCD 30, 2006