An edition of Devil's ditties
(1931)
Devil's ditties
being stories of the Kentucky mountain people
by Jean Thomas
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Appalachians (People), Ballads, English, English Ballads, English Folk songs, Folk songs, English, Social life and customs, Chansons folkloriques anglaises, Moeurs et coutumes, Folk songs, Musique folklorique, Ballades anglaises, Habitants des Appalaches (États-Unis), SongsPlaces
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Devil's ditties: being stories of the Kentucky mountain people : with the songs they sing
1931, W. Wilbur Hatfield
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Table of Contents
A lofty young squire from Portsmouth
Arise My Soul and Stretch Thy Wings
As I walked won by yon riverside
As I walked out one morning early
As I went out walking for pleasure one day
Barbara Ellen
The Barnyard
Bed of Primroses
Billy in the Lowland
Bound for Amerikee
Brisk Young Farmer, or William Hall
Canada
Charley's neat and Charley's sweet
Chilly Waters
Shimney Sweeper
Come all you jolly soldiers
Come all you pretty maids
Come all you unmarried men
Come all you wary bachelors
Come on all young men and ladies
The Cuckoo
Cumberland Gap
Damon's Winder
Dog and Gun
Fair Indian Lass or Little Mohee
Fare you well, lovely Nancy
Forked Deer
Frog Went A-Courtin'
Here comes the poor chimney sweeper
House Carpenter
Hush my babe
I had a cat and the cat pleased me
I have just returned from the salt sea
I landed in St Louis
I went on the mountain top
I will tell you of a brisk young farmer
I wish I were a little sparrow
If you want to know how for to make the sourkraut
I'll tune up my fiddle
I'm on my way to Canada
In a little rosewood casket
I've been to many a circus
Jordan's Stormy Banks
Keep Your Garden Clean
Kissing Song
Leather Breeches
Liza Jane
Lonesome Dove
Lord Bakeman was a noble lord
Lord Thomas and Fair Ellen
Lovely Nancy
My true love lives over the mountain
Nightingale
Noble Duke
Oh, dear, what can the matter be?
Oh don't you remember Sweet Betsy from Pike?
Oh he turned his pale face to the wall
Oh I'll give you a paper of pins
Oh ye young, ye gray, ye proud
Old Joe Clark
Old Miller
One day while in a lonesome grove
One evening alone as I wandered
One evening as I rambled two miles below Pomroy
One morning in May
Prince Charley
Rickett's Hornpipe
Riley Song
Rinordine
Ropesman
Rowan County Troubles
The Sailor
She dressed herself like any duke
Sourkraut
Sourwood Mountain
Stake of Arkansas
Sweet William and Lovely Nancy
First white man in Cumberland Gap
There lived an old lord by the northern sea
There was an old man in our town
Turkish Lady
Two Sisters
War Song
Wary Bachelors
Watt's Cradle Hymn
Way Up on Clinch Mountain
When a man falls in love with a little turtle dove
Will the waters be chilly
Young Men and Maids
Edition Notes
"The ballads [words and music]": p. 69-178
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