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Susan Reed sings old airs from Ireland, Scotland and England Clarence Cooper sings American folksongs.

Title
Susan Reed sings old airs from Ireland, Scotland and England [sound recording] : Clarence Cooper sings American folksongs.
Author
Reed, Susan, 1927-
Publication
[S.l.] : Music Treasures of the World, [196-]

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AudioUse in library *LZR 34964 [Disc]Performing Arts Research Collections - Recorded Sound

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Additional Authors
Cooper, Clarence.
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm; 12 in.
Alternative Title
Clarence Cooper sings American folksongs
Subject
  • Folk songs, English > Ireland
  • Folk songs, English > Scotland
  • Folk songs, English > England
  • Folk songs, English > United States
  • Folk music > Ireland
  • Folk music > Scotland
  • Folk music > England
  • Folk music > United States
  • Ireland > Songs and music
  • Scotland > Songs and music
  • England > Songs and music
  • United States > Songs and music
Note
  • Folk songs.
Contents
Old airs. At the foot of Yonders Mountain -- The pretty girl milking her cow -- The leprechaun -- He moved throught the fair -- Bendemeer's stream -- Irish famine song -- Wraggle taggle gypsies -- Seventeen come Sunday -- The foggy dew -- I know my love -- Must I go bound -- American folksongs. St. James infirmary -- Waterboy -- Erie Canal -- Motherless child -- Old Kentucky -- Careless love -- Go where I send you -- Darlin'.
Call Number
*LZR 34964
OCLC
55877090
Author
Reed, Susan, 1927- Performer
Title
Susan Reed sings old airs from Ireland, Scotland and England [sound recording] : Clarence Cooper sings American folksongs.
Imprint
[S.l.] : Music Treasures of the World, [196-]
Performer
Susan Reed and Clarence Cooper, vocals ; with instrumental acc.
Local Note
Library's copy lacks original container.
Added Author
Cooper, Clarence. Performer
Publisher No.
MT 902 Music Treasures of the World
Research Call Number
*LZR 34964
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