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Various - Troubadours (Folk And The Roots Of American Music Part 1) (3xCD, Comp, RM)

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Various - Troubadours (Folk And The Roots Of American Music Part 1) (3xCD, Comp, RM)Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Mint (M) Comments: Still sealed General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above): this is the english language booklet version of original german version [r5278890, the english version has different catalogue number and barcode, but the discs have same matrix run outs 2014 & 2014 Bear Family Productions Ltd. Made in the EEC Digital re masters embodied in

Media Condition: Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)

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Still sealed

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
this is the english language booklet version of original german version [r5278890, the english version has different catalogue number and barcode, but the discs have same matrix/run-outs ℗ 2014 & © 2014 Bear Family Productions Ltd. • Made in the EEC Digital re-masters embodied in this compilation are ℗ 2014 Bear Family Productions Ltd Released in a 4-panel digipak with 152-page booklet.

 

1-1. Goebel Reeves - The Hobo's Lullaby 3:15
1-2. The Carter Family - I Never Will Marry 2:32
1-3. The Carter Family - Litte Darling, Pal Of Mine 3:02
1-4. The Carter Family - Wildwood Flower 3:14
1-5. Leadbelly - The Midnight Special 3:03
1-6. Leadbelly - Western Plain (When I Was A Cowboy) 2:44
1-7. Leadbelly - Rock Island Line 2:53
1-8. Carl Sandburg - The Horse Named Bill 2:13
1-9. Dixon Brothers - Weave Room Blues 2:37
1-10. Earl Robinson - Joe Hill 2:32
1-11. Earl Robinson - The House I Live In 3:04
1-12. Earl Robinson - The Frozen Logger 2:28
1-13. Josh White - One Meat Ball 3:10
1-14. Burl Ives - The Wayfaring Stranger 1:13
1-15. Woody Guthrie - Do Re Mi 2:35
1-16. Woody Guthrie - I Ain't Got No Home 2:45
1-17. Woody Guthrie - Pretty Boy Floyd 3:08
1-18. Woody Guthrie - Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know You) 3:06
1-19. Woody Guthrie - Babe O'Mine 2:51
1-20. Woody Guthrie - Grand Coulee Dam 2:12
1-21. Woody Guthrie - Ramblin' Round 2:17
1-22. Woody Guthrie - Hard Travelin' 2:40
1-23. Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land 2:40
1-24. Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston - Philadelphia Lawyer 2:32
1-25. Woody Guthrie - I've Got To Know 5:32
2-1. The Almanac Singers - Hard, Ain't It Hard 2:34
2-2. The Almanac Singers - Which Side Are You On 2:05
2-3. The Almanac Singers - Union Maid 2:12
2-4. The Almanac Singers - Union Train 2:13
2-5. The Almanac Singers - Sinking Of The Reuben James 3:07
2-6. The Union Boys - U.A.W.-C.I.O. 2:06
2-7. The Union Boys - A Dollar Ain't A Dollar Anymore 2:50
2-8. The Union Boys - Solidarity Forever 2:46
2-9. Sam Hinton - Old Man Atom (Talking Atomic Blues) 3:12
2-10. Dick Blakeslee - Passing Through 1:27
2-11. Vern Partlow - Newspapermen Meet Such Interesting People 3:41
2-12. Pete Seeger - Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues 1:14
2-13. Pete Seeger - The Death Of Harry Simms 1:44
2-14. Pete Seeger - No Irish Need Apply 2:16
2-15. Pete Seeger - Darling Corey 2:43
2-16. Terry Gilkyson - The Cry Of The Wild Goose 2:42
2-17. Merle Travis - Sixteen Tons 2:52
2-18. Merle Travis - Dark As A Dungeon 2:47
2-19. The Weavers - Wasn't That A Time 2:56
2-20. The Weavers - Banks Of Marble 2:57
2-21. The Weavers - The Hammer Song 1:59
2-22. The Weavers - Goodnight Irene 3:15
2-23. The Weavers - So Long, It’s Been Good To Know You 3:07
2-24. Laura Duncan, Ernie Lieberman, Betty Sanders, Osborne Smith - Die Gedanken Sind Frei 1:22
3-1. Cisco Houston - 900 Miles 3:32
3-2. Cisco Houston - Diamond Joe 2:30
3-3. Cisco Houston - Great American Bum 1:43
3-4. Jean Ritchie - Jubilee 2:12
3-5. Jean Ritchie - Dear Companion 2:03
3-6. Oscar Brand - Bootlegger's Song 2:35
3-7. Oscar Brand - Around Her Neck 2:09
3-8. Oscar Brand, Jean Ritchie - Paper Of Pins 2:20
3-9. Cynthia Gooding - Go Way From My Window 2:30
3-10. Ed McCurdy - John Brown's Body 1:57
3-11. Will Holt - Raspberries, Strawberries (Ah Les Fraises Et Les Frambous) 3:12
3-12. Will Holt - The M.T.A. 2:40
3-13. Bob Gibson - Delia 3:36
3-14. Bob Gibson - Abilene 2:24
3-15. Paul Clayton (2) - Gotta Travel On 3:55
3-16. Paul Clayton (2) - Who'll Gonna Buy You Ribbons When I'm Gone 2:57
3-17. Paul Clayton (2) - Pay Day At Coal Creek 3:52
3-18. The Gateway Singers - The Ballad Of Sigmund Freud 2:38
3-19. The Gateway Singers - Come To The Dance 2:26
3-20. The Easy Riders - Marianne 2:22
3-21. The Easy Riders - Strolling Blues 2:02
3-22. The Easy Riders - Green Fields 2:54
3-23. The Easy Riders - Kari Waits For Me 2:12
3-24. Vince Martin, The Tarriers - Cindy, Oh Cindy 2:50
3-25. The Tarriers - The Banana Boat Song 2:55
3-26. The Tarriers - Those Brown Eyes 2:48

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 5 397102 174018
Label Code LC 05197
Matrix / Runout BCD 17225-1 - 516876
Matrix / Runout BCD 17225-2 - 516877
Matrix / Runout BCD 17225-3 - 516878
Other BCD 17401-1 CP
Other BCD 17401-2 CP
Other BCD 17401-3 CP

 

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