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International Label Discography International Label Discography: 13000 Series: PR-INT 13001 - Golden Songs of Greece - Spero Spyros [1960] Tsutsurada/Samiotissa/Pounafta Matia/Tria PediaYasu Costa/Egiotissa (Kalamatianos)/Itia (Tsamiko)/Kanarini/Poli Kala/Vlaha/Glendi (Syrtos) PR-INT 13002 - Best of Ed McCurdy - Ed McCurdy [1961] The Miller/Jolly Roger/Chilly Winds/Fireman’s Not For Me/Maidenhead/The Fox/Blues Ain’t Nothing/Doleful Tale/Cindy/Once I Loved a Maiden Fair/Mrs. McGrath/Wee Cooper of Fife/Every Night When the Sun Goes In/John Henry/Ploughman/Old Joe Clark/Lonesome Valley/Good Morrow/Gossip Joan/Branch of May PR-INT 13003 - Best of Jean Ritchie - Jean Ritchie [1961] Shady Grove/Nottamun Town/Old Virginny/I Wonder When I Shall Be Married/Gentle Fair Jenny/Sweet Jane/Pretty Polly/Come All Ye fair and Tender Ladies/Pretty Fair Miss/Goin’ to Boston/Christ Was Born in Bethlehem/Little Devils/Hangman/Children, Go Where I Send thee/Moonshiners/Dying Cowboy/Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender/Lullabies: Go to Sleep Little Baby, Dance to Your Daddy, Go Tell Aunt Rhodie PR-INT 13004 - Best of Ewan MacColl - Ewan MacColl [1961] Cardsong/Shepherd Lad/Gallant Colliers/General Wolfe/Girls Around Cape Horn/Henry Martin/Come All Ye Tramps and Hawkers/Foggy, Foggy Dew/Bonny Ship the Diamond/Cruel Mother/Black Velvet Band/Deserter/Farewell to Tarwathie/Tatties an’ Herrin’ PR-INT 13005 - Best of Peggy Seeger - Peggy Seeger [1961] Pretty Little Baby/Raccoon and Possum/I’ll Not Marry at All/Chickens They are Crowing/Lowlands of Holland/Wagoner’s Lad/Brave Wolfe/Old Woman and Her Little Pig/Rich Old Miser/Cruel Mother/O Watch the Stars/Henry Lee/Squirrel/Children’s Medley PR-INT 13006 - Scottish Ballads and Folk Songs - Jeannie Robertson [1961] A Lul’ Man Cam’ Coortin’ Me/Son David/Wi’ My Rovin’ Eye/Deadly Wars/Tak’ the Buckles/Frae Your Sheen/Laird O’Dainty Doon-By/Ten O’Clock is Ringing/Twa Bonny Black Een/Johnny the Brine/Laird O’Windy-Wa’s/Soo Sewin’ Silk/I’m a Man Youse Don’t Meet Every Day/A Maiden Come From London Town/Aberdeen street Games and Songs/Medley PR-INT 13007 - Flamenco - Domingo Alvarado (vocal) & Rogelio Reugera (guitar) [1961] Fandangos de Huelva/Villancicos/Mirabra/La Tani/Solea/Romeras/Rumba Flamenco/Martinete/Malaguena/Petenera/Buleria Tientos PR-INT 13008 - The Pick of the Crop - Pick Temple [1961] Sow Took the Measles/Cooley’s Run-I-o/Battle of Bunker Hill/Death of Floyd Collins/Sweepstake and the George Alee/Halleluja, I’m a Bum/Methodist Pie/Naomi Wise/You Wonder Why I’m a Hobo/When the Work’s All Done This Fall/I Had a Bird/Wreck of the C & O No. 5/Old Blue/Young Rogers the Miller/I Was Born About 10,000 Years Ago/Brave Volunteer/Sinking of the Titanic PR-INT 13009 - Jimmie Rodgers Favorites - Obray Ramsey [1961] T For Texas/In the Jailhouse Now/Brakeman’s Blues/Ben Dewberry’s Final Run/Waiting For a Train/Daddy and Home/Blue Yodels Nos. 2, 3, 4/Never No More Blues/My Little Old Home Down in new Orleans/T.B. Blues/Hobo Bill’s Last Ride/Mississippi River Blues/My Old Pal/Lullaby Yodel PR-INT 13010 - Best of Cynthia Gooding - Cynthia Gooding [1961] When That I Was A Little Tiny Boy/Tre Amoru/Mira Que Viene La Aurora/The Lover's Ghost/Dolan Cuer Las/Yahsi Meral/M'affaccio Alla Finestra/The Water Is Wide/Fonte Frida/Ak Koyun/Cuanno Spunta Lu Sole/Banbuco/Non Ti Ricordi/Adelita/Arthur's Seat/Coplas/Sul Ponte Di Bassano/Caminante/Canto Del Carcerata PR-INT 13011 - The Cat Came Back and Other Fun Songs - John Greenway [1961] 17 children’s songs. Page 1 PR-INT 13012 - Songs of the Civil War - Frank Warner and Sons [1961] North: Old Abe Lincoln/Battle of Bull Run/Battle Cry of Freedom/Twenty-Third/Marching Along/Bonny Eloise/Tramp, Tramp, Tramp/Virginia’s Bloody Soil/Benny Havens/Oh Marching On//South: Dixie/Bonnie Blue Flag/Goober Peas/Lorena/Red, White and Red/Life on the Vicksburg Blurr/Rose of Alabama/In 1861/Old Rebel Soldier PR-INT 13013 - Best of Guy Carawan - Guy Carawan [1961] Pastures of Plenty/Great Getting’ Up Mornin’/Red Apple Juice/Hannah/We Are Soldiers/Wild Goose/Midnight Special/Shule Aroon/Chewing Gum/Ballad of the Sit-Ins/Johnson Boys/Nine Hundred Miles/Across the Blue Mountains/We Shall Overcome PR-INT 13014 - Guitarra Clasica Y Flamenca - Rogelio Reguera [1961] Milan: Pavana 3/Tarrega: Adelita- Mazurca/Lagrima-Preludio/Fortea: Preludio de Acordes/Pujol: Abejorro/Albeniz: Granada/Reguera:Tormento- Vals/Inspiracion-Habanera/Alegrias en Sol Mayor/Farruca an Mimenor/Traditional Arranged Reguera: Granainas/Fradangos de Huelva/Serranas/Solea PR-INT 13015 - Italian Folk Songs - Pola Chapelle [1961] Giardino Raro/Rosina Bella/Sul Ponte di Bassano/Zolicoeur/Ritornello delle Lavandaie di Napoli/Antoneddu/’Sta Notte e Bello Lo Mare/Inno Dei Partigiani/Rondinella Pellegrina/C’ereno Tre Ssorelle/Lu Lupu Va Luntanu/Stornelli Toscani/Sernata Della Scilla/Sole Dietro Ai Montl/Canti Delli Montagne PR-INT 13016 – Jack Elliot Sings the Songs of Woody Guthrie - Jack Elliott [1961] Hard Travelling/Grand Coulee Dam/New York Town/Tom Joad/Howdido/Talking Dust Bowl/This Land Is Your Land//Pretty Boy Floyd/Philadelphia Lawyer/Talking Columbia/Dust Storm Disaster/Riding in My Car/1913 Massacre/So Long PR-INT 13017 - Best of Robin Roberts - Robin Roberts [1961] One Sunday Morning/Walk Along the Green Grass/Old Kimball/Lowlands of Holland/Coming Through the Rye/Mrs. McGrath/Trees ar eGrowing Tall/Botany Bay/I Lost My Love/Lannigan’s Ball/What would You Do/Rigs of Time/Never Wed an Auld Man/Molly Bawn/Lollytoodum/Queen Eleanor’s Confession/Look at the Horses PR-INT 13018 - McPeake Family of Belfast - McPeake Family [1961] Jug of Punch/Verdant Braes of Screen/Slieve Gallon Brae/An Durd Fainne/Little Red Fox/Maid Going to Comber/Will You Go Lassie Go/Weavers and Doffers Song/Ireland Boys Hurrah/Bucket of Mountain Dew/Road to Balynure/Banks of the O.B.D./Susie Maquire/Maggie Pickins/On Carrick Down/Erin the Tear/Monaghan Fair/By Singing Bird PR-INT 13019 – Ruth Rubin Sings Yiddish Folk Songs - Ruth Rubin [1961] We Pick Black Berries/My Little Boy/Hymn for the Yourh/Farewell, All My Friends/Oats and Corn/I Am a Little Tailor/In the Year of 1899/Why Must My Fiancee be a Soldier/Panhandlers/My Shoes Wore Out/Oh, What a Beautiful Night/What Have You Done to Me/Hey, Little Goats/This is How a Tailor Sews/To Kotsk We Do Not Ride/Sleep Sleep, Sleep PR-INT 13020 - Folk Songs From the Three Laurels - Obray Ramsey [1961] Wild Bill Jones/Wagoner’s Lad/Jim Gunther and the Steer/George Collins/My Lord What a Morning/Rain and Snow/Rich and Rambling Boy/I’ll Not Marry at All/Battle of King’s Mountain/Shady grove/I’m Gonna Ride on That Cloud/Black Jack Davy/Green Back Dollar/Sailor on the Deep Blue Sea/Omie Wise PR-INT 13021 - She's Like A Swallow - Bonnie Dobson [1961] Cruel War is Raging/Silkie of Sule Skerry/Across the Blue Mountain/Prickle Holly Bush/Mistress bond/Envoyons de L’Avant/Will Ye Go Laddie Go/Frankie Slide/Monsieur le Cure/Jam at Gerry’s Rock/First Time/Road to Grandmere/Old Maid’s Lament PR-INT 13022 - Waitin' On You - Molly Scott [1961] Katy Cruel/Waitin’ On You/Virgin Mary/Stewball/Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet/Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies/Malina Mome/I’m Sad and I’m Lonely/Look Up and Down/Melora/Low Down Death/Seaport Town/Sun’s Gonna Shine Page 2 PR-INT 13023 - A Garland of American Folk Songs - J. Barre Toelken [1961] Hallelujah I’m a Bum/Guerrilla Man/Come Girls Come/Acres of Clams/What Shall I Do Today/Haunted Wood/Hard Times in San Quentin Jail/Pie in the Sky/When I Was a Younger Fellow/Too Ree Ama/Two Foxes/Unfortunate Man/Hair-Trigger Pete/Hey Jerusalem/Tenderfoot PR-INT 13024 - Greek Folk Songs - Theodore Alevizos [1961] Aftos o Kosmos/Anathema/Mou Paringiles/Garifalia/Yiallo-Yiallo/Psaropoula/Sinefia/Simo Ligeri/Agapisa Melachrino/Choros Tou Zallongou/Gaitanaki/Tria Pedia/Eis Tou Kosmou/Ksene San Thes Na Pandreftis/Kerkyra Ke Kefalonia/Pera sto Pera Kambo/Ap ta Matia Sou/Erinaki/Pende Chronia/Pan ta Koritsa PR-INT 13025 – American Folksongs - Rosalie Sorrells [1961] Bucking Bronco/Fourth of July/Babies/Girls of Constant Sorrow/Two Sisters/Rock Salt and Nails/Unknown Grave/Find a Wife/Willie and John/No One Knows Me/Rags to My Back/Awful, O How Awful/Female Highwayman/Haunted Hunter/Mormon Sunday School PR-INT 13026 – Orange Blossom Special -Tommy Hunter’s Carolina String Band [1962] Sally Gooden/Down In a Willow Garden/Put My Little Shoes Away/Gray Eagle/Orange Blossom Special/Bury Me Beneath a Willow/Fire on a Mountain/Bill Cheatum/Soldier’s Joy/Rabbit in the Log/Blackberry Blossom/Maggie/Old Joe Clark PR-INT 13027 - Tossi Sings Folk Songs and Ballads - Tossi Aaron [1962] I Know You Rider/I Am a Girl of Constant Sorrow/I Saw the Light/John Randolph/Roving Sailor/House Carpenter/House of the Rising Sun/Fernario/Awake, Awake/Gypsy Davy/Waly, Waly/Butcher Boy/Star in the East/Fod PR-INT 13028 – Fiddler Beers Sings Psalty Psongs with Psaltery and Pfiddle - Robert “Fiddler” Beers [1961] Big Joe Gunn/Adam and Eve and the Bummel-Eye Bee/Poor Young Man/Devilish Nancy/Fuller La La/One Morning In the Courtroom/By Jingo/Fool Who Boozes/Psthagorus and Cantankorus/Three Jolly Irishmen/Piddlin’ Pup/Bucktooth Nan/Travels of Marco Polo/Ballad of Jim Crawford/Bundling/Hen and the Rooster/Poverty on the Yellowstone/Walkie in the Parlor PR-INT 13029 - The Three Sisters Peggy, Barbara and Penny Seeger - Peggy, Barbara and Penny Seeger [1963] All the Pretty Little Horses/Baby Dear, Baby Dear/Billy Barlow/Darby Ram/Go to Sleep/Great Big Dog/Green Valley/I’m Troubled/I Truly Understand (That You Love Another Man)/Keokeokolo/Little Black Train/Miss
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