101 Cowboy Song (ACT-427) / Woody Guthrie. Guitar.
102 Bile Them Cabbage Down (ACT-444) / Woody Guthrie, Brownie McGhee, Sonny Terry. Guitar,Harmonica.
103 Scabs Crawl In, The (ACT-008) / People's Songs (Organization), Lee Hays, Pete Seeger. Guitar,Banjo.
104 We Pity the Bosses Five (ACT-008) / People's Songs (Organization), Lee Hays, Pete Seeger. Guitar,Banjo.
105 Keep That Line Movin' (ACT-008) / People's Songs (Organization), Lee Hays, Pete Seeger. Guitar,Banjo.
106 Come on Along (ACT-008) / People's Songs (Organization), Lee Hays, Pete Seeger. Guitar,Banjo.
Local Numbers:
FP-1992-7RR-0005
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Country ham and red gravy--Rise when the rooster crows--Peek-a-boo--In the good old summertime--The gayest old dude that's out--He's up with the angels now--Honest confession is good for the soul--Only as far as the gate
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-3902
General:
Outtakes for Folkways RF 51/FWORF51 "Uncle Dave Macon" (1963) banjo master and an early star of the Grand Ol Opry. A collection of 78 dubs selected and arranged by Pete Seeger, these tracks were not used on RF 51.
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Cumberland mountain deer chase--On the Dixie bee line--Death of John Henry--Rock about my Saro Jane--Gray cat on a Tennessee farm--Way down the old plank road
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-3903
General:
Outtakes for RF 51/FWORF51 "Uncle Dave Macon," (1963) banjo master and an early star of the Grand Ole Opry. A collection of 78 dubs selected and arranged by Pete Seeger, these are tracks not used on RF 51, except for Cumberland Mountain Deer Race.
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Fare the well old ely branch--Join the CIO (Union woman)--Hungry ragged blues--Jim Garland
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-4700
Folkways.2307
General:
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Rolling river--New five cents--Altamount--Across the sea--Time breakdown--Patteroll'l catch you--Johnson girls
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-7RR-4916
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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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The jolly tinker.--Hi rinky dum.--Lynchburg town.--Dan doo.--Johnson boys.--Jump her juberju.--Jamie judge.--Lewiston Falls.--We're coming Idaho.--Fod.--The jolly roving tar.--'Frisco.--Bay of Biscayo.--Bony on the Isle of St. Helena.--Blackjack Davy.--Bold Dickie and bold Archie.--Raccoon.--Fresh peanuts.--Victory.
Track Information:
101 Jack Went A-Sailing / Lori Holland.
102 Strawberry Roan / Pat Foster.
103 Rich Old Lady / Peggy Seeger.
104 Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane / George Pegram, Walter Parham.
105 Gypsy Rover, The (Gypsy Davy) (Child No. 200)/ Lori Holland.
106 When I Was Single / Gale Huntington.
107 Roll on Buddy / Paul Clayton.
108 House Carpenter (Child No. 243)/ Ellen Jane Stekert.
109 Nobody Knows When Your Down and Out / Dave Van Ronk.
201 Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet (Child No. 76)/ Lee Charles.
202 The Lakes of Ponchatrain / Gale Huntington.
203 Froogie Went A-Courtin' / Ellen Jane Stekert.
204 Goodbye Little Bonnie Goodbye / Paul Clayton.
205 John Riley / Myra Ross.
206 Johnny Runkins / Pat Foster.
207 Mary, What Do You Call That Pretty Little Baby? / Dave Van Ronk.
208 Yellow Rose of Texas / George Pegram, Walter Parham.
209 Love Henry (Henry Lee)(Child No. 68) / Peggy Seeger.
Local Numbers:
FW-ASCH-LP-0619
Elektra.151
Publication, Distribution, Etc. (Imprint):
Elektra New York 195x
General:
Program notes by Kenneth S. Goldstein and Anne Warner on containers.
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