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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. Compilation Produced by: Mark D. Moss Mastered by: Charlie Pilzer, Airshow Mastering SONGS FROM SING OUT! 16 Ye Jacobites Trad. arr. Eddi Reader/Colin Reid 4:01 from Eddi Reader’s album Sings the Songs of Robert Burns (Compass #4368) available from 117 30th Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37212, Ph: 800-757-2277; Web: <www.compassrecords.com>. See page 15. vv.48#2 17 Barbed Wire Boys by Susan Werner (© 2001 Susan Werner Music) 3:16 from Susan Werner’s album New Non-Fiction (Werner, Susan #6566134372) available from Box 12, Merion Featuring songs by: Station, PA 19066, Web: <www.susanwerner.com>. See page 98. 18 Mockingbird by Janis Ian (© Rude Girl Publishing Inc. / BMI) 2:50 Robin & Linda from Janis Ian’s album Billie’s Bones (Oh Boy #029) available from 33 Music Square West, Suite 102B, Nashville, TN 37203, Ph: 800-521-2112; Web: <www.ohboy.com>. See page 18. Williams 19 All the Pretty Little Horses (Traditional) 2:59 Rosalie Sorrels from Odetta’s album The Essential Odetta (Vanguard #43/44) available from 2700 Pennsylvania Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90404, Ph: 310-829-9355; Web: <www.vanguardrecords.com>. See page 109. Townes Van Zandt 20 Banging Breakdown (Banjo Teach-In) (Traditional arr. Hobart Smith) 1:59 an exclusive recording by Tony Trischka to accompany his article in Sing Out! See page 73. Tom Russell 21 Chinquipin Pie (Banjo Teach-in) (Traditional arr. Hobart Smith) 1:19 Loudon Wainwright III an exclusive recording by Tony Trischka to accompany his article in Sing Out! See page 74. Susan Werner 22 The Meeting of Waters (Guitar Teach-In) (Traditional) 0:58 an exclusive recording by Ken Perlman to accompany his article in Sing Out! See page 70. James Keelaghan Christine Lavin For more information or a catalog of books and recordings write: Janis Ian ... Odetta Sing Out! P.O. Box 5460 Bethlehem, PA 18015-0460 ... & many more! TOLL FREE ORDERS: 1-888-SING-OUT INTERNET: www.singout.org 2004 Sing Out Publications Sing Out! Recordings SO-482 Exclusively for Sing Out! Basic & Sustaining Members * * CD482book.p65 1 5/12/2004, 10:43 AM THETHE SONGSSONGS 01 Mambore by Solo Cissokho / Trädgårdsvalsen by Ellika Frissell 09 Marie by Townes Van Zandt (© 1998 Townes Van Zandt Songs / ASCAP) 4:41 (© 2002 Music Network Records Group) 2:48 from Townes Van Zandt’s album No Deeper Blue (Sugar Hill #1046) available from P.O. Box 55300, from Ellika & Solo’s album Tretakt Takissaba (Xource #133) available from Textilvägen 7, Stockholm Durham, NC 27717-5300, Ph: 800-996-4455; Web: <www.sugarhillrecords.com>. See page 62. 12030, Sweden, Ph: +46-(0)8-630-3644; Web: <www.mnw.se>. See page 7. 10 Traveling Lady by Rosalie Sorrels (© Grimes Creek Music / ASCAP) 5:00 02 No Bomb Is Smart by SONiA (© Ainos Music) 3:51 from Rosalie Sorrels’ album My Last Go Round (Red House #167) available from P.O. Box 4044, 501 West from SONiA’s album No Bomb is Smart (Disappear #1003) available from P.O. Box 10435, Baltimore, MD Lynnhurst Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104, Ph: 800-695-4687; Web: <www.redhouserecords.com>. See page 34. 21209, Ph: 410-372-0807; Web: <disappearfear.com>. See page 78. 11 Old Plank Road by Robin & Linda Williams (© Songs for Dixie / BMI) 3:36 03 The Ballad of Chris and Pat by Jody Kessler (© 2000 In the Moment Productions / BMI) 6:02 from Robin & Linda Williams’ album Deeper Waters (Red House #173) available from P.O. Box 4044, 501 from Jody Kessler’s album No Solid Ground (In the Moment #27) available from P.O. Box 4054, Ithaca, NY West Lynnhurst Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104, Ph: 800-695-4687; Web: <www.redhouserecords.com>. 14852, Web: <www.jodykessler.com>. See page 16. See page 44. 04 A Little a’ This ’n’ That by Pete Seeger (© Sanga Music, Inc..) 2:21 12 The New Street People by Christine Lavin (© 2004 Christine Lavin Music / ASCAP) 3:27 sung by Tao Rodriguez-Seeger and Pete Seeger on the tribute album Seeds: The Songs of Pete Seeger Vol. 3 from a CD single from Christine Lavin (which includes both this and the cold weather version of the song), (Appleseed #1072) available from P.O. Box 2593, West Chester, PA 19380, Ph: 610-701-5755; Web: available from ChristineLavin.com at P.O. Box 67594, Rochester, NY 14617, Ph: 716-266-0260; Web: <www.appleseedrec.com>. See page 81. <www.christinelavin.com>. See page 92. 05 Peace Call by Woody Guthrie (TRO © 1963, Renewed, Ludlow Music, Inc. / BMI) 3:53 13 Ursus Horribilis lyrics: Dave Para; tune: Traditional (© 2003 Dave Para) / from Eliza Gilkyson’s album Land of Milk and Honey (Red House #174) available from P.O. Box 4044, Jefferson and Liberty (Traditional Irish) 4:48 501 West Lynnhurst Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104, Ph: 800-695-4687; Fx: 651-644-4248; E-mail: from The Discovery String Band’s album Most Perfect Harmony: Lewis and Clark: A Musical Journey [email protected]; Web: <www.redhouserecords.com>. See page 82. (Big Canoe #6789) available from 513 High St., Boonville, MO 65233, Ph: 660-882-3353; Web: www.bigcanoerecords.com. See page 24 & 25. 06 Presidents’ Day by Loudon Wainwright III (© 2004 Snowden Music / ASCAP) 4:02 a previously unreleased recording by Loudon Wainwright III at McCabe’s in Los Angeles. Check out 14 A Shake in the Basket tune: Trad.; lyrics: Trad. arr. Andrew Calhoun Loudon’s web site at: <www.lwiii.com>. See page 100. (© 2004 Andrew Calhoun) 3:58 from Andrew Calhoun’s album Telfer’s Cows (Waterbug #0054) available from P.O. Box 12736, Portland, 07 Hold Your Ground by James Keelaghan (© 1993 Tranquilla Music / SOCAN) 3:27 OR 97212, Ph: 800 466 0234; Fx: 503-233-0304; E-mail: [email protected]; Web: www.waterbug.com. from James Keelaghan’s album Then Again (Jericho Beach #0401) available from 1351 Grant St., See page 90. Vancouver, BC V5L 2X7, Canada, Ph: 800-633-8282; Web: <www.jerichobeach.com>. See page 84. 15 Boulevarden by Høirup / Tolderens Trekant by Haugaard / Dantz Trad. arr. 08 The Ballad of Edward Abbey by Tom Russell (© Frontera Music / ASCAP) 4:34 Haugaard & Høirup (© Haugaard & Høirup / GO’ Danish Folk Music Productions) 4:01 from Tom Russell’s album Indians Cowboys Horses Dogs (HighTone #8165) available from 220 Fourth St., from Haugaard and Høirup’s album Om Sommeren (Go’ #0203) available from Ribe Landevej 190, DK Suite 101, Oakland, CA 94607, Ph: 510-763-8500; Web: <www.hightone.com>. See page 104. 7100 Vejle, Denmark, Ph: +45-7572-2486; Web: <www.gofolk.dk>. See page 52 & 53. CD482book.p65 2 5/12/2004, 10:44 AM Score to fold. Score to fold. 48/2 compilation produced by Mark D. Moss 48/2 THE SONGS mastered by Charlie Pilzer, Airshow Mastering 01 Mambore (Ellika & Solo) 2:48 02 No Bomb Is Smart (SONiA) 3:51 S 03 The Ballad of Chris and Pat (Jody Kessler) 6:02 ONGS 04 A Little a’ This ’n’ That (Tao Rodriguez-Seeger w/ Pete Seeger) 2:21 2004 05 Peace Call (Eliza Gilkyson) 3:53 06 FROM Presidents’ Day (Loudon Wainwright III) 4:02 www.singout.org : UMMER 07 Hold Your Ground (James Keelaghan) 3:27 S 08 The Ballad of Edward Abbey (Tom Russell) 4:34 ! 09 S Marie (Townes Van Zandt) 4:41 NTERNET I UT 10 ING Traveling Lady (Rosalie Sorrels) 5:00 • 11 Old Plank Road (Robin & Linda Williams) 3:36 O Bethlehem, PA 18015-0460 Bethlehem, PA O 12 • The New Street People (Christine Lavin) 3:27 ING 13 Ursus Horribilis / Jefferson and Liberty (The Discovery String Band) 4:48 UT S 14 (Andrew Calhoun) 3:58 A Shake in the Basket ! 15 Boulevarden / Tolderens Trekant / Dantz (Haugaard & Høirup) 4:01 S UMMER 16 1-888-SING-OUT Ye Jacobites (Eddi Reader) 4:01 : P.O. Box 5460 P.O. 17 Barbed Wire Boys (Susan Werner) 3:16 FROM 18 Mockingbird (Janis Ian) 2:50 RDERS 2004 19 (Odetta) 2:59 O All the Pretty Little Horses 20 (Tony Trischka) 1:59 REE Banging Breakdown ONGS Sing Out! • 21 F Chinquipin Pie (Tony Trischka) 1:19 S 2004 Sing Out Publications • Sing Out! Recordings SO-481 For more information or a catalog of books and recordings write: 22 OLL (Ken Perlman) 0:58 T The Meeting of Waters Score to fold. Score to fold..
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    TEN Wildness, Eschatology, and Enclosure in the Songs of Townes Van Zandt Michael B. MacDonald INTRODUCTION Loss and tragedy were present in the earliest days of American country music in part because it emerged from the great urbanization of America. This was a time of massive relocation when American life quickly and violently became city life. Country music, like folk music before it, was born from the shock of urbanization. Lola Scobey, in the liner notes of Van Zandt' s 1978 release Flyin' Shoes, remarked: "Townes carries the terror and the sorrow of a deeply sensitive man who has looked into the abyss and seen... the abyss." But this is too romantic; there is no abyss. Van Zandt looked at the folk on Main Street and wrote about it; however, this makes it sound too obvious, perhaps too na1ve. Van Zandt is anything but naive. His observations cut to the bone and reverberate upon the fractured psyche of America gone wrong, an America suffering from loss. I would contend that he wrote about the dark side of the American dream, or, perhaps, that he wrote mini-docu­ mentaries of the American dream becoming nightmare. However, sloppy words such as these do Van Zandt an injustice. These are the words of platitude and marketing, of Hallmark sentimentality. Van Zandt does not choose these words; instead, he strikes out against marketing corpora­ tions and entertainment companies who ingest romanticism and replace history with an imaginary vision of an ideal past. Culture is transformed from a living system, developed to help the individual deal with the vagaries, dangers, and paradoxes of life, into a constellation of consum- 145 146 Michael B.