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CD Art for Sing Out! V.46#1 Instructions for printing your CD Booklet & Tray Card (photo quality inkjet paper recommended): 1. Set your printer properties to the highest possible resolution, with *NO* size, margin or “fit to page” adjustment! 2. Print page 1. Flip the page, re-insert into your printer’s feed tray, print page 2 on the reverse. 3. Cut *just* inside the dotted line and fold in half, and place in the top of your jewel box. 4. Print page 3, score the page along the fold marks. 5. Cut *just* inside the dotted line, finish the folds and place in the bottom of the jewel box. SONGS FROM SING OUT! 16 Maggie Thompson by Maria Dunn, arr. Maria Dunn, Shannon Johnson, Gary Koliger (© 1998 Maria Dunn) 4:28 from Maria Dunn’s album For A Song (Maria Dunn #02) available from P.O. Box 75063, v.46#1 Edmonton, AB T6E 6K1, Canada; Web: <www.mariadunn.com>. 17 Tzazae by Cheb Mami (© 2001 Cheb Mami / Virgin France SA) 5:26 Featuring songs by: from Cheb Mami’s album Dellali (Mondo Melodia #025) available from 14724 Ventura Blvd, Penthouse Suite, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403; Web: <www.mondomelodia.com>. The Blind Boys of Ala. 18 Foreign Letters by Chava Albertstein (© Chava Albertstein / ACUM) 3:00 Bruce Molsky from Chava Albertstein’s album Foreign Letters (Rounder #3195) available from 1 Camp St., Cambridge, MA 02140; Ph: 800-768-6337; Web: <www.rounder.com>. Sam Hinton CD DATA FILES: Steve Forbert The following tunes, which accompany the Teach-Ins in this issue, are included on this disc as MP3 files. To access these files, you will need a computer, Acrobat Reader and Garnet Rogers an audio program. (PC & MAC utilities are also included on the disc.) Chava Albertstein Borrowed Love (Banjo Teach-In) Tony Trischka Bill Jones Little Boy Where’d You Get Your Britches (Fiddle Teach-In) Stacy Phillips Penny Lang The Girl I Left Behind (Guitar Teach-In) Ken Perlman June Tabor For more information or a catalog of books and recordings write: Dick Gaughan Sing Out! • P.O. Box 5460 • Bethlehem, PA 18015-0460 Cheb Mami ... & more! TOLL FREE ORDERS: 1-888-SING-OUT • INTERNET: www.singout.org Exclusively For Sing Out! Basic & Sustaining Members ® 2002 Sing Out Publications • Sing Out! Recordings SO-461 * * 01 Good Planets (Are Hard To Find) by Steve Forbert (© Welk Music / ASCAP) 3:05 09 The Tale Of Tam Lin Lyric: Traditional / Music by Bill Jones / arr. Jones, Angel, from Steve Forbert’s album Live At The Bottom Line (Koch #8227) available from 740 Alakotila, Tweed (© Jones, Angel, Alakotila, Tweed / PRS/TEOSTOT) 5:26 Broadway, New York, NY 10003; Web: <www.kochint.com>. from Bill Jones’ album Panchpuran (Compass #74318) available from 117 30th Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37212; Ph: 800-757-2277; Web: <www.compassrecords.com>. 02 The Last Time Trad. arr. The Blind Boys of Alabama / John Celew / Chris Goldsmith (© Righteous Tone Music / Mystic Mill Music / Sam Wilson Publising / BMI (admin. by Bug Music)) 2:55 10 Shifting Sands Of Time by Mark Simos and Lisa Aschmann from The Blind Boys of Alabama’s album Sprit Of The Century (RealWorld #72438- (© 1993 Mark Simos and Lisa Aschmann / Devachan Music / BMI) 4:52 5091827) available from c/o Narada Productions, 4650 N. Port Washington, Milwaukee, WI from The Wayfaring Strangers’ album Shifting Sands Of Time (Rounder #0484) available 53212-1063; Ph: 414-961-8350; Web: <www.realworldusa.com>. from 1 Camp St., Cambridge, MA 02140; Ph: 800-768-6337; Web: <www.rounder.com>. 03 Papa Don’t by Penny Lang (© Penny Lang / SOCAN) 2:10 11 Slurf Song by Michael Hurley (Snocko Music / BMI) 3:15 from Penny Lang’s album Gather Honey (Borealis #137) available from 225 Sterling Road, from Holy Modal Rounders’ album I Make A Wish For A Potato (Rounder #11661) available Unit 19, Toronto, ON M6R 2B2, Canada; Ph: 877-530-4288; Web: from 1 Camp St., Cambridge, MA 02140, Ph: 800-768-6337; Web: <www.rounder.com>. <www.borealisrecords.com>. 12 Whoever Shall Have Some Good Peanuts Trad. arr. Sam Hinton 04 Rove Riley Rove Trad arr. Bruce Molsky (P.D.) 3:02 (© 1961 Stormking Music) 2:12 from Bruce Molsky’s album Poor Man’s Troubles (Rounder #0470) available from 1 Camp from Sam Hinton’s album Whoever Shall Have Some Good Peanuts (Smithsonian/Folkways St., Cambridge, MA 02140; Ph: 800-768-6337; Web: <www.rounder.com>. #7530) available from 750 9th Street NW Suite 4100, Washington, DC 20560-0953; 05 The Blackest Crow Trad arr. Bruce Molsky (P.D.) 4:20 Ph: 800-410-9815; Web: <www.si.edu/folkways>. from Bruce Molsky’s album Lost Boy (Rounder #0361) available from 1 Camp St., 13 Streets of Laredo Trad. arr. Sam Hinton (P.D.) 2:01 Cambridge, MA 02140; Ph: 800-768-6337; Web: <www.rounder.com>. from Sam Hinton’s album The Library Of Congress Recordings, 3/25/47 (Bear Family 06 Contrabando Y Traicion by Angel Gonzalez (© 1973 by Peer International Corp) 3:24 #16383) available from P.O. Box 1154, Hambergen D-27727, Germany; Ph: +49-479-493- from Los Tigres del Norte’s album Contrabando Y Traicion (Fonovisa #2563) available from 00011; Web: <www.bear-family.de>. 7710 Haskell Ave, Van Nuys, CA 91406; Ph: 818-782-6100; Web: <www.fonovisa.com>. 14 Paper Boy by David Francey (© David Francey) 2:17 07 Belle Rose Trad. arr. Tabor, Warren, Emerson, Bolton (© Topic Records / Happy Valley) 2:47 from David Francey’s album Far End Of Summer (Laker #1002) available from Box 539, from June Tabor’s album Rosa Mundi (Green Linnet #3139) available from 43 Beaver Brook Ayer’s Cliff, PQ J0B 1C0, Canada; Ph: 819-838-4366; Web: <www.davidfrancey.com>. Road, Danbury, CT 06810; Ph: 800-468-6644; Web: <www.greenlinnet.com>. 15 The Painted Pony by Garnet Rogers (© Garnet Rogers / SOCAN) 9:37 08 Outlaws & Dreamers by Dick Gaughan (© Grian Music) 4:17 from Garnet Rogers’ album Firefly (Snow Goose #1129) available from 1051 Woodburn Rd., from Dick Gaughan’s album Outlaws & Dreamers (Appleseed #1058) available from P.O. RR #1, Hannon, ON L0R 1P0, Canada; Ph: 905-692-4020; Web: <www.garnetrogers.com>. Box 2593, West Chester, PA 19380; Ph: 610-701-5755; Web: <www.appleseedrec.com>. Score to fold. Score to fold. 46/1 46/1 46/1 46/1 THE SONGS 01 Good Planets (Are Hard To Find) (Steve Forbert) 3:05 S S S S S 02 The Last Time (The Blind Boys of Alabama) 2:55 ONGS ONGS ONGS ONGS ONGS 03 Papa Don’t (Penny Lang) 2:10 04 Rove Riley Rove (Bruce Molsky) 3:02 2002 05 The Blackest Crow (Bruce Molsky) 4:20 06 Contrabando Y Traicion (Los Tigres del Norte) 3:24 FROM FROM FROM FROM FROM PRING 07 www.singout.org Belle Rose (June Tabor) 2:47 : S 08 Outlaws & Dreamers (Dick Gaughan) 4:17 ! ! ! ! ! 09 The Tale Of Tam Lin (Bill Jones) 5:26 S S S 10 S S UT UT NTERNET UT UT UT Shifting Sands Of Time (Wayfaring Strangers) 4:52 I ING ING ING ING ING 11 • Slurf Song (The Holy Modal Rounders) 3:15 O O O O O 12 Whoever Shall Have Some Good Peanuts (Sam Hinton) 2:12 Bethlehem, PA 18015-0460 Bethlehem, PA O O O O O 13 • Streets of Laredo (Sam Hinton) 2:01 ING ING ING ING ING 14 Paper Boy (David Francey) 2:17 UT UT UT UT UT S S S S S 15 The Painted Pony (Garnet Rogers) 9:37 ! ! ! 16 ! ! Maggie Thompson (Maria Dunn) 4:28 17 S Tzazae (Cheb Mami) 5:26 1-888-SING-OUT : P.O. Box 5460 P.O. 18 PRING Foreign Letters (Chava Albertstein) 3:00 FROM FROM FROM FROM FROM CD DATA FILES: The following tunes, which accompany the Teach-Ins in this issue, are included RDERS on this disc as MP3 files. To access these files, you will need a computer, Acrobat Reader and an 2002 audio program. (PC & MAC utilities are also included on the disc.) O Borrowed Love (Banjo Teach-In) Tony Trischka REE Sing Out! • ONGS ONGS ONGS ONGS ONGS Little Boy Where’d You Get Your Britches (Fiddle Teach-In) Stacy Phillips F S S S S S The Girl I Left Behind (Guitar Teach-In) Ken Perlman For a more information or a catalog of books and recordings write: information or a catalog of books and recordings For a more OLL ® 2002 Sing Out Publications • Out! Recordings SO-461 T Score to fold. Score to fold..
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