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East Virginia--Going down the road feeling bad--Breakman's blues (intro)--Cuckoo bird--Intro--Barbara Allen--What'll I do with the baby-o--Uncle Joe/ Don't mind the weather--Where are you going my pretty little miss
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-5723
General:
1st tape in a collection of original live recordings of Doc Watson (banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, accompanied by Roger Sprung on fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchies husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City" Final song cuts off, solo by Ritchie (Roll the Stone Away)
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Tape #10 in a collection of original live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar and banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Rough copy of selectiohs intended for release.Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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Introduction--Pretty Saro--Charlie's neat and Charlie's sweet--Where are you going my pretty little miss--The storms are on the ocean (frag)--Hop high ladies--The ship that never returned
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-5726
General:
Tape #11 rough copy of selections intended for release, a collection of live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar and banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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The House carpenter (frag)--Water is wide--Hop up my ladies (McCloud's reel) with Roger Sprung
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-5727
General:
Tape #9 rough copy of selections intended for release, a collection of live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar and banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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2nd tape in a collection of original live recordings of Doc Watson (banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Rough copy of selections intended for release. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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Tape #4 rough copy of selections intended for release, a collection of live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar and banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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Where are you my pretty little miss (frag)--Amazing grace--Intros--The Storms are on the ocean--Roger Sprung intro
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-5731
General:
Tape #8 rough copy of selections intended for release, a collection of live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar and banjo) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo and fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City"
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Blue Ridge blues--Knothole--Storms are on the ocean--Amazing grace--Pretty Polly
Track Information:
101 Blue Ridge Blues / Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie. Guitar,Appalachian dulcimer.
102 Knothole / Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie. Guitar,Appalachian dulcimer.
103 Storms are on the Ocean / Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie. Guitar,Appalachian dulcimer.
104 Amazing Grace / Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie. Guitar,Appalachian dulcimer.
105 Pretty Polly / Doc Watson, Jean Ritchie. Guitar,Appalachian dulcimer.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-5733
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: New York, United States.
General:
Tape part of series of rough copy selections intended for release, a collection of live recordings of Doc Watson (guitar, banjo, autoharp) and Jean Ritchie (dulcimer) playing and singing Appalachian folk ballads, reels, and square dance tunes. Accompanied by Roger Sprung on banjo, guitar and fiddle. Made soon after their first meeting and recorded live on location by Ritchie's husband, George Pickow at Gerde's Folk City in New York in December 1963. Most released on FA2426 and released on SFW40005/ Box indicates production notes and "Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson in the Big City" UPC/EAN :
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Ground hog --Everyday dirt --Bonaparte's retreat --The house carpenter --I'm troubled --Your long journey --When I die -- The train that carried my girl from town --Down the road -- The lone pilgrim --Texas gales ; Blackberry rag --Daling Cory --The Triplett tragedy --Muddy roads --The lost soul.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-LP-1460
Le Chant Du Monde.51021
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Paris, France Chant du Monde 1963
General:
Folk songs; sung and played by Doc Watson, and others, including his son Merle.
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Ground hog -- Everyday dirt -- Bonaparte's retreat -- The house carpenter -- I'm troubled -- Your long journey -- When I die -- The train that carried my girl from town -- Down the road -- The lone pilgrim -- Texas gales ; Blackberry rag -- Darling Cory -- The Triplett tragedy -- Muddy roads -- The lost soul.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-LP-2571
XTRA.1082
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
London, England XTRA
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: Deep Gap (N.C.), United States, North Carolina.
General:
Program notes (12 p.) inserted.
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Jean Ritchie--Shady grive; Cisco Houston--900 miles--Andrew Rowan Summers--Shenandoah--Lead Belly-Meeting at the building; Richard Dyer-Bennet--I go no more a-roving; Jean Ritchie--Pretty Polly; Wagoner's lad; Karen James--Molly Malone; Pete Seeger--Wayfaring stranger; Peggy Seeger-When I first came to town; Frank Warner--Haul away Joe; Doc Watson--Wabash cannonball--unk--Roll in my sweet baby's arms; Peggy Seeger--unk; Cisco Houston--Drill, you tarriers drill; Richard dyer-Bennet--Four Marys; Jean Ritchie--Barbara Allen; Elizabeth Cotten--Babe it ain't no lie
Track Information:
101 Shady Grove / Jean Ritchie. Appalachian dulcimer.
106 Pretty Polly / Jean Ritchie. Appalachian dulcimer.
119 Barbara Allen (Child No. 84)/ Jean Ritchie. Appalachian dulcimer.
102 900 Miles / Cisco Houston. Guitar.
117 Drill, Ye Tarriers Drill / Cisco Houston. Guitar.
103 Shenandoah / Andrew Rowan Summers. Guitar.
105 I Go No More A-Roving / Richard Dyer-Bennet. Guitar.
118 The Four Marys / Richard Dyer-Bennet. Guitar.
104 Meeting at the Building / Lead Belly. Guitar.
107 Wagoner's Lad / Guitar.
108 Molly Malone / Karen James. Guitar.
110 The Wayfaring Stranger / Pete Seeger. Banjo.
111 When I First Came to Town / Peggy Seeger. Banjo.
112 Haul Away Joe / Frank Warner. Guitar.
113 Wabash Cannonball / Doc Watson. Guitar.
114 Unknown / Doc Watson. Guitar.
115 Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms / Doc Watson. Guitar.
116 Unknown / Peggy Seeger. Banjo.
120 Babe It Ain't No Lie / Elizabeth Cotten. Guitar.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-10RR-0153
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: New York, United States.
General:
CDR copy
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102 Run Jimmy Run / Doc Watson, Clarence Ashley. Guitar,Banjo.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-10RR-0262
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: Tennessee, Deep Gap (N.C.), United States, North Carolina.
General:
CDR copy
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Recorded in: United States, North Carolina, Deep Gap (N.C.).
General:
Folkways 40012
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1. Pete Seeger--Banjo medley--Cripple Creek/ Old Joe Clarkj/ Leather britches; House carpenter- I don't want your millions., mister; Doc Watson--Little Maggie--Old brown jug; Sitting on top of the world; Judy Collins--Blowin' in the wind; Dock Boggs--Country blues--Pretty Polly
Track Information:
101 Cripple Creek / Pete Seeger.
102 Leather Britches / Pete Seeger.
103 House Carpenter (Child No. 243) / Pete Seeger.
104 I Don't Want Your Millions, Mister / Pete Seeger.
105 Little Maggie / Doc Watson.
106 Ground Hog / Doc Watson.
107 Sittin' On Top of the World / Doc Watson.
108 Blowing in the Wind / Judy Collins.
109 Country Blues / Dock Boggs.
110 Pretty Polly / Dock Boggs.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-1108
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: New York, United States.
General:
CDR copy- Disc 240/1
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31. Judy Collins- John Riley 32. Judy Collins- Twelve Gates to the City 1. Pete Seeger- Ramblin' Boy 2. Pete Seeger- Who Killed Davey Moore? 3. Judy Collins- Delores 4. Doc Watson- The Girl I Left Behind Me 5. Doc Boggs- Mistreated Mama Blues 6. Pete Seeger- Living in the Country 7. Doc Watson, Judy Collins, Pete Seeger, Doc Boggs- Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
Track Information:
101 John Riley / Judy Collins.
102 Oh, What a Beautiful City (Twelve Gates to the City) / Judy Collins.
103 Rambling Boy / Pete Seeger.
104 Who Killed Davy Moore? / Pete Seeger.
105 Delores / Judy Collins.
106 The Girl I Left Behind Me / Doc Watson.
107 Mistreated Mama Blues / Dock Boggs.
108 Living in the Country / Pete Seeger.
109 Going Down the Road Feeling Bad / Pete Seeger.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-1109
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: New York, Rhode Island, United States.
General:
CDR copy- disc 244
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101 Crawdad Song / Clarence Ashley, Doc Watson. Banjo,Guitar,Fiddle.
102 Lee Highway Blues / Clarence Ashley, Doc Watson. Banjo,Guitar,Fiddle.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-10RR-1725
General:
Folkways 2359
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Doc Watson--Looking toward heaven--Fiddle tune; Dock Boggs--Little black train; unknown--Banjo tune--String band; Gaither Carlton--House carpenter; Doc Watson--Down the road--Texas gales--Blackberry rag; Pop Stoneman--All I Got's gone--unknown; Roscoe Holcomb--Little birdir; Unknown--Fiddle tune--What'll I do with the baby-o--Wild Bill Jones
Track Information:
101 Looking Towards Heaven / Clint Howard, Doc Watson, Fred Price. Guitar,Fiddle.
107 Down the Road / Doc Watson, Gaither Carlton. Fiddle.
108 Texas Gales / Doc Watson, Ralph Rinzler. Guitar,Mandolin.
108 Blackberry Rag / Doc Watson, Ralph Rinzler. Guitar,Mandolin.
109 All I Got's Gone / Ernest V. Stoneman.
110 Unknown / Ernest V. Stoneman.
111 Little Birdie / Roscoe Holcomb. Banjo.
112 Fiddle Tune / Unknown. Fiddle.
114 What'll I Do with the Baby-O / Unknown.
115 Wild Bill Jones / Unknown.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-10RR-3418
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:
Recorded in: New York, United States.
General:
CDR copy
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