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WORLD OF SOUND CATALOG WHOLESALE LIST ORGANIZED IN ORDER BASED ON RECORD LABEL Smithsonian Folkways Recordings ◊ Collector Records ◊ Consignment ◊ Cook Records ◊ Dyer-Bennet Records ◊ Fast Folk Musical Magazine ◊ Folkways Records ◊ Monitor Records ◊ Minority Owned Record Enterprises (M.O.R.E.) ◊ Paredon Records ◊ Smithsonian Folkways Special Series Published 3/3/2011 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings CATALOG NO. ALBUM TITLE ALBUM ARTIST YEAR SFW40000 Folkways: The Original Vision Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly 2005 SFW40002 Musics of the Soviet Union Various Artists 1989 SFW40003 Happy Woman Blues Lucinda Williams 1990 SFW40004 Country Songs, Old and New The Country Gentlemen 1990 SFW40005 Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson at Folk City Jean Ritchie and Doc Watson 1990 SFW40006 Cajun Social Music Various Artists 1990 SFW40007 Woody Guthrie Sings Folk Songs Woody Guthrie 1989 SFW40008 Broadside Tapes 1 Phil Ochs 1989 SFW40009 Freight Train and Other North Carolina Folk Songs and Tunes Elizabeth Cotten 1989 SFW40010 Lead Belly Sings Folk Songs Lead Belly 1989 SFW40011 Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry Sing Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee 1990 SFW40012 The Doc Watson Family The Doc Watson Family 1990 SFW40013 Family Songs and Stories from the North Carolina Mountains Doug and Jack Wallin 1995 SFW40014 Puerto Rican Music in Hawaii Various Artists 1989 SFW40015 Hawaiian Drum Dance Chants: Sounds of Power in Time Various Artists 1989 Musics of Hawai'i: Anthology of Hawaiian Music - Special Festival SFW40016 Various Artists 1989 Edition SFW40017 Tuva: Voices from the Center of Asia Various Artists 1990 SFW40018 Darling Corey/Goofing-Off Suite Pete Seeger 1993 SFW40019 Lightnin' Hopkins Lightnin' Hopkins 1990 SFW40020 Mountain Music of Peru, Vol. 1 Various Artists 1991 That's Why We're Marching: World War II and the American Folksong SFW40021 Various Artists 1996 Movement SFW40022 The Country Gentlemen Sing and Play Folk Songs and Bluegrass The Country Gentlemen 1991 SFW40023 Big Bill Broonzy Sings Folk Songs Big Bill Broonzy 1989 SFW40024 Traditional Christmas Carols Pete Seeger 1989 SFW40025 Struggle Woody Guthrie 1990 SFW40026 Don't Mourn-Organize!: Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill Various Artists 1990 SFW40027 Singalong Sanders Theater, 1980 Pete Seeger 1992 SFW40029 Original Folkways Recordings of Doc Watson and Clarence Ashley, Doc Watson and Clarence Ashley 1994 1-888-FOLKWAYS (1-888-365-5929) www.folkways.si.edu [email protected] 1960-1962 Been in the Storm So Long: A Collection of Spirituals, Folk Tales and SFW40031 Various Artists 1990 Children's Games from Johns Island, SC Sing For Freedom: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement Through SFW40032 Various Artists 1990 Its Songs SFW40033 The Folkways Years, 1944-1963 Sonny Terry 1991 SFW40034 The Folkways Years, 1945-1959 Brownie McGhee 1991 SFW40035 Pure Religion and Bad Company Reverend Gary Davis 1991 SFW40036 The Early Years, 1958-1962 The New Lost City Ramblers 1991 SFW40037 American Banjo: Three-Finger and Scruggs Style Various Artists 1990 SFW40038 Mountain Music Bluegrass Style Various Artists 1991 SFW40039 Classical Music of Iran: The Dastgah Systems Various Artists 1991 Out Standing in Their Field: The New Lost City Ramblers, Vol . 2, SFW40040 The New Lost City Ramblers 1993 1963-1973 SFW40041 The Folkways Years, 1959-1961 Dave Van Ronk 1991 SFW40042 Ramblin' Lucinda Williams 1991 SFW40043 Cowboy Songs on Folkways Various Artists 1991 SFW40044 Where Did You Sleep Last Night: Lead Belly Legacy, Vol. 1 Lead Belly 1996 SFW40045 Bourgeois Blues: Lead Belly Legacy, Vol. 2 Lead Belly 1997 SFW40046 Long Ways to Travel: The Unreleased Folkways Masters, 1944-1949 Woody Guthrie 1994 Folk Masters: Great Performances Recorded Live at the Barns of Wolf SFW40047 Various Artists 1993 Trap SFW40048 Folkways Years, 1955-1992: Songs of Love and Politics Peggy Seeger 1992 SFW40049 Give Your Hands to Struggle Bernice Johnson Reagon 1997 SFW40050 Bukhara: Musical Crossroads of Asia Various Artists 1991 SFW40051 Blues by Roosevelt "The Honeydripper" Sykes Roosevelt Sykes 1995 SFW40052 Mississippi's Big Joe Williams and His Nine-String Guitar Big Joe Williams 1995 SFW40053 Classic Maritime Music from Smithsonian Folkways Various Artists 2004 SFW40054 Music of the Bukharan Jewish Ensemble Shashmaqam Shashmaqam 1991 Music of Indonesia, Vol. 1: Songs Before Dawn: Gandrung Gandrung ensemble from SFW40055 1991 Banyuwangi Banyuwangi Music of Indonesia, Vol. 2: Indonesian Popular Music: Kroncong, SFW40056 Various Artists 1991 Dangdut, and Langgam Jawa Music of Indonesia, Vol. 3: Music from the Outskirts of Jakarta: SFW40057 Various Artists 1991 Gambang Kromong SFW40058 American Industrial Ballads Pete Seeger 1992 SFW40059 The Folkways Years, 1944-1961 Cisco Houston 1994 SFW40060 Ballads of Sacco and Vanzetti Woody Guthrie 1996 SFW40062 Smithsonian Folkways American Roots Collection Various Artists 1996 SFW40063 Live Recordings 1956-1969: Off the Record Volume 1 Bill Monroe & The Blue Grass Boys 1993 SFW40064 Live Recordings 1963-1980: Off the Record Volume 2 Bill Monroe and Doc Watson 1993 SFW40065 Pioneering Women of Bluegrass Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard 1996 SFW40066 Joseph Spence: The Complete Folkways Recordings, 1958 Joseph Spence 1992 SFW40067 The Complete Folkways Recordings Lonnie Johnson 1993 SFW40068 Lead Belly's Last Sessions Lead Belly 1994 Wade in the Water, Vol. 1: African-American Spirituals: The Concert SFW40072 Various Artists 1994 Tradition SFW40073 Wade in the Water, Vol. 2: African-American Congregational Singing Various Artists 1994 Wade in the Water, Vol. 3: African-American Gospel: The Pioneering SFW40074 Various Artists 1994 Composers SFW40075 Wade in the Water, Vol. 4: African-American Community Gospel Various Artists 1994 Wade in the Water: African American Sacred Music Traditions Vol. I- SFW40076 Various Artists 1996 IV SFW40077 Mountain Music of Kentucky Various Artists 1996 SFW40078 Richard Dyer-Bennet #1 Richard Dyer-Bennet 1997 SFW40079 Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia Various Artists 1998 SFW40081 Free and Equal Blues Josh White 1998 SFW40082 Ballads, Banjo Tunes and Sacred Songs of Western North Carolina Bascom Lamar Lunsford 1996 SFW40083 Iowa State Fare: Music from the Heartland Various Artists 1996 Voices of the Civil Rights Movement: Black American Freedom Songs SFW40084 Various Artists 1997 1960-1966 The Harry Smith Connection: A Live Tribute to the Anthology of SFW40085 Various Artists 1998 American Folk Music SFW40086 The Mississippi River of Song: A Musical Journey Down the Mississippi Various Artists 1998 SFW40088 Deep Polka: Dance Music from the Midwest Various Artists 1998 SFW40090 Anthology of American Folk Music Various Artists 1997 1-888-FOLKWAYS (1-888-365-5929) www.folkways.si.edu [email protected] SFW40091 There is No Eye: Music for Photographs Various Artists 2001 SFW40092 Classic Bluegrass from Smithsonian Folkways Various Artists 2002 SFW40093 Classic Old-Time Music from Smithsonian Folkways Various Artists 2003 SFW40094 Classic Mountain Songs from Smithsonian Folkways Various Artists 2002 SFW40095 Kindness Toshi Reagon 1997 SFW40096 If I Had a Hammer: Songs of Hope and Struggle Pete Seeger 1998 Close to Home: Old Time Music from Mike Seeger's Collection, 1952- SFW40097 Various Artists 1997 1967 SFW40098 There Ain't No Way Out The New Lost City Ramblers 1997 SFW40099 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