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Author Baez, Joan.

Title The Joan Baez songbook / arrangements and introduction by Elie Siegmeister ; preface by John M. Conly ; illustrated by Eric von Schmidt ; edited by Maynard Solomon ; music editors, Christa Landon & Jack Lothrop.

Publication Info. N.Y. : Amsco Pub. : Ryerson Music Publishers, [1964]
©1964

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Location Call No. Status OPAC Message Public Note Gift Note
 Moore Stacks  M1629 .J63 1989    Available  ---
 Talbott: Circulating Collection  M1629 .J63 1964    Available  ---
Description 1 score (189 pages) : colored illustrations ; 31 cm
score
United States https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n78095330
Note For voice and piano; includes chord symbols and guitar legend for playing along with Joan Baez recordings.
Folk-songs, spirituals, hymns, ballads, laments and lullabies.
Includes biographical information on Joan Baez.
Bibliography Includes discography (pages 184-185) and index.
Summary Sixty-six songs, with added chord symbols and historical notes.
Contents Lyrics and laments. Wagoner's lad ; Man of constant sorrow ; Lady Mary ; The water is wide ; Black is the color ; Once I had a sweetheart ; I will never marry ; East Virginia ; I once loved a boy ; Queen of hearts ; Fare thee well ; Come all ye fair and tender maidens -- Child ballads. Geordie ; Henry Martin ; Mary Hamilton ; Silkie ; Barbara Allen ; The unquiet grave ; The cherry tree carol ; Lady Gay ; House carpenter ; Matty Groves -- Broadside ballads. Once I knew a pretty girl ; Silver dagger ; The trees they do grow high ; Jackaroe ; Stewball ; Rake and rambling boy ; Fennario ; John Riley ; Willie Moore ; Railroad boy ; The lily of the west -- American ballads and songs. Banks of the Ohio ; Rambler gambler ; House of the rising sun ; Ranger's command ; Long black veil ; Railroad Bill ; Pretty Boy Floyd ; Copper kettle ; Wildwood flower ; Lonesome road ; Old Blue -- Hymns, spirituals and lullabies. All my trials ; Kumbaya ; Hallowed be thy name ; Twelve gates to the city ; Virgin Mary ; We are crossing Jordan river ; Somebody got lost in a storm ; We shall overcome ; Hush little baby ; Battle hymn of the republic ; Amazing grace -- Modern and composed songs. Portland town ; Danger waters ; Where have all the flowers gone ; The tramp on the street ; Three fishers ; Donna Donna ; What have they done to the rain? ; Annabel Lee ; Babe I'm gonna leave you ; Last night I had the strangest dream ; Plaisir d'amour.
Subject Folk songs, English -- United States.
Folk songs, English.
United States.
Ballads, English.
Ballads, English.
Ballads, English -- United States.
Genre/Form Spirituals (Songs)
Spirituals (Songs)
Folk songs, English -- United States.
Folk music.
Folk music.
Hymns, English -- United States.
Ballads, English -- United States.
Popular music.
Popular music.
Scores.
Scores.
Added Author Siegmeister, Elie, 1909-1991, arranger.
Added Title Wagoner's lad.
Man of constant sorrow.
Lady Mary.
Water is wide.
Black is the color.
Once I had a sweetheart.
I will never marry.
East Virginia.
I once loved a boy.
Queen of hearts.
Fare thee well.
Come all ye fair and tender maidens.
Geordie.
Henry Martin.
Mary Hamilton.
Silkie.
Barbara Allen.
Unquiet grave.
Cherry tree carol.
Lady gay.
House carpenter.
Matty Groves.
Once I knew a pretty girl.
Silver dagger.
Trees they do grow high.
Jackaroe.
Stewball.
Rake and rambling boy.
Fennario.
John Riley.
Willie Moore.
Railroad boy.
Lily of the west.
Banks of the Ohio.
Rambler gambler.
House of the rising sun.
Ranger's command.
Long black veil.
Railroad Bill.
Pretty boy Floyd.
Copper kettle.
Wildwood flower.
Lonesome road.
Old blue.
All my trials.
Kumbaya.
Hallowed be thy name.
Twelve gates to the city.
Virgin Mary.
We are crossing Jordan River.
Somebody got lost in a storm.
We shall overcome.
Hush little baby.
Battle hymn of the republic.
Amazing grace.
Portland town.
Danger waters.
Where have all the flowers gone.
Tramp on the street.
Three fishers.
Donna Donna.
What have they done to the rain?
Annabel Lee.
Babe I'm gonna leave you.
Last night I had the strangest dream.
Plaisir d'amour.
Other Form: Online version: Joan Baez songbook. 1st ed. N.Y. [i.e. New York] : Ryerson Music Publishers, c1964 (OCoLC)639551980
ISBN 0825626110
9780825626111
Music No. AM 10455 Amsco Publications