An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger. An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger.

Originally published on the 40th anniversary of Joe Hill's murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19 1915 this is a collection of 23 songs from the martyred labor songwriter-poet. Barrie Stavis is the author of a play based on the Joe Hill frame-up 'The Man Who Never Died.' This play was produced in an off-Broadway production in New York City during the 1958-1959 season. Frank Harmon is an extremely gifted folk-singer and folk song arranger who has appeared on concert stages throughout the country and on innumerable recordings.

The Ballads Blues and Folksongs Of Cisco Houston-Cisco Houston was a balladeer and folksinger whose life and songs bridged the generations. Guitar in hand he traveled all over America absorbing the sounds of his time translating those sounds into folksongs. In 1961 at the age of 42 Cisco's life was cut short by cancer. But the tragedy of Cisco's death made many people realize how fine a singer this troubled man from Colorado really was. Shortly after Cisco's death work was begun on this collection of his songs. Seventy of Cisco's best songs have been transcribed directly from records and tapes. Here are western songs and road songs and lonesome blues and songs of hard work and loving women: Diamond Joe Stewball Great July Jones Mule Skinner Blues Stagolee Intoxicatd Rat Hobo Bill Rambling Gamblin Man Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor and many more. Some of the people who knew Cisco best have written about him for this book. Introductory articles by Woody Guthrie Lee Hays Moses Asch and others—plus appropriate illustrations throughout—make this book a lasting tribute to one of our finest folksingers.

25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott. 25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott.

An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger. An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger.

Originally published on the 40th anniversary of Joe Hill's murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19 1915 this is a collection of 23 songs from the martyred labor songwriter-poet. Barrie Stavis is the author of a play based on the Joe Hill frame-up 'The Man Who Never Died.' This play was produced in an off-Broadway production in New York City during the 1958-1959 season. Frank Harmon is an extremely gifted folk-singer and folk song arranger who has appeared on concert stages throughout the country and on innumerable recordings.

The Ballads Blues and Folksongs Of Cisco Houston-Cisco Houston was a balladeer and folksinger whose life and songs bridged the generations. Guitar in hand he traveled all over America absorbing the sounds of his time translating those sounds into folksongs. In 1961 at the age of 42 Cisco's life was cut short by cancer. But the tragedy of Cisco's death made many people realize how fine a singer this troubled man from Colorado really was. Shortly after Cisco's death work was begun on this collection of his songs. Seventy of Cisco's best songs have been transcribed directly from records and tapes. Here are western songs and road songs and lonesome blues and songs of hard work and loving women: Diamond Joe Stewball Great July Jones Mule Skinner Blues Stagolee Intoxicatd Rat Hobo Bill Rambling Gamblin Man Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor and many more. Some of the people who knew Cisco best have written about him for this book. Introductory articles by Woody Guthrie Lee Hays Moses Asch and others—plus appropriate illustrations throughout—make this book a lasting tribute to one of our finest folksingers.

25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott. 25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott.

Originally published on the 40th anniversary of Joe Hill's murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19 1915 this is a collection of 23 songs from the martyred labor songwriter-poet. Barrie Stavis is the author of a play based on the Joe Hill frame-up 'The Man Who Never Died.' This play was produced in an off-Broadway production in New York City during the 1958-1959 season. Frank Harmon is an extremely gifted folk-singer and folk song arranger who has appeared on concert stages throughout the country and on innumerable recordings.

The Ballads Blues and Folksongs Of Cisco Houston-Cisco Houston was a balladeer and folksinger whose life and songs bridged the generations. Guitar in hand he traveled all over America absorbing the sounds of his time translating those sounds into folksongs. In 1961 at the age of 42 Cisco's life was cut short by cancer. But the tragedy of Cisco's death made many people realize how fine a singer this troubled man from Colorado really was. Shortly after Cisco's death work was begun on this collection of his songs. Seventy of Cisco's best songs have been transcribed directly from records and tapes. Here are western songs and road songs and lonesome blues and songs of hard work and loving women: Diamond Joe Stewball Great July Jones Mule Skinner Blues Stagolee Intoxicatd Rat Hobo Bill Rambling Gamblin Man Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor and many more. Some of the people who knew Cisco best have written about him for this book. Introductory articles by Woody Guthrie Lee Hays Moses Asch and others—plus appropriate illustrations throughout—make this book a lasting tribute to one of our finest folksingers.

25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott. 25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott.

Bill Keith-Exact transcriptions of 21 tunes and breaks by one of the masters of bluegrass banjo. Complete analysis of Keith's style plus a detailed guide to the way he sets up his banjo. Includes a complete musical biography notes on all the tunes a discography and never-before-published photos.

25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott. 25 traditional French songs with Guitar chords and bilingual lyrics and documentary notes. Compiled and edited by Barbara Scott.

The Ballads Blues and Folksongs Of Cisco Houston-Cisco Houston was a balladeer and folksinger whose life and songs bridged the generations. Guitar in hand he traveled all over America absorbing the sounds of his time translating those sounds into folksongs. In 1961 at the age of 42 Cisco's life was cut short by cancer. But the tragedy of Cisco's death made many people realize how fine a singer this troubled man from Colorado really was. Shortly after Cisco's death work was begun on this collection of his songs. Seventy of Cisco's best songs have been transcribed directly from records and tapes. Here are western songs and road songs and lonesome blues and songs of hard work and loving women: Diamond Joe Stewball Great July Jones Mule Skinner Blues Stagolee Intoxicatd Rat Hobo Bill Rambling Gamblin Man Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor and many more. Some of the people who knew Cisco best have written about him for this book. Introductory articles by Woody Guthrie Lee Hays Moses Asch and others—plus appropriate illustrations throughout—make this book a lasting tribute to one of our finest folksingers.

Originally published on the 40th anniversary of Joe Hill's murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19 1915 this is a collection of 23 songs from the martyred labor songwriter-poet. Barrie Stavis is the author of a play based on the Joe Hill frame-up 'The Man Who Never Died.' This play was produced in an off-Broadway production in New York City during the 1958-1959 season. Frank Harmon is an extremely gifted folk-singer and folk song arranger who has appeared on concert stages throughout the country and on innumerable recordings.

An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger. An outstanding collection of songs and significant articles from this out-of-print periodical. Edited by Irwin Silber with a foreword by Pete Seeger.