NY: Sing Out, 1970. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. On the cover is a full-page photographic negative portrait of the Spanish folksinger, Raimon. Articles include: Interview with Raimon by Irwin Silber; Ola Belle Reed: Her Philosophy and Song, by Josh Dunson, with words and music; A Still Incomplete List of Folk Clubs and Societies, Part II; columnists; reviews of books and records; lyrics and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1974. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 49pp; text illus from photographs. The lead article is an interview with guitarist Larry Johnson, followed by part two of the interview with Frankie Armstrong. Included in this issue are: words and music to "You Gave Me A Song" by Alice Gerrard, and "On A Cold Winter's Night" by Carson Robison; obituary for Maurice Sugar, labor songwriter; folk festival news; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1971. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. This issue has a full-cover portrait of Paul Siebel and an interview with him, conducted by Happy Traum. Has articles on: National guitars and guitar inlay work; "Johnny Appleseed, Jr." by Pete Seeger; obituaries; words and music to "Singin' Those House of David Blues," "Turn to Your Sister," "Bye Bye Baby Blues," "Body Count," and other songs; folk scene news, etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1973. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 54pp; text illus from photographs. Special teach-in issue: guitar, washtub bass, fiddle, mouthbow, banjo, spoons, Cajun accordion, steel drums, harmonica. Bound in is a 33-1/3 rpm record containing 14 songs by various singers and players: The Byrds, Bascom Lunsford, Memphis Minnie, Bill Garbus, Terry Rustin, Saul Broudy, and others. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1976. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 53pp; text illus from photographs. The theme of this issue is Songs of American Women, including Songs of Black Women, Women's Music Festival, etc. Has an article on Sweet Honey in the Rock by Bernice Reagon, and short pieces by Alice Gerrard, Suni Paz, Deborah Silverstein, Lily May Ledford, and Ethel Raim. Contains words and music to coal-mining songs, protest songs, and labor songs. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1973. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 49pp; text illus from photographs. Features an interview with Jim Ringer, lyrics (4pp) to "Where Coal Is King, or the Governor's Tea" by Russell Farrell, etc. Words and music to other songs include: "The Yablonski Murder"; "Buffalo Holler"; "Meet Me at the Watergate"; "Talking Down and Out Richard Nixon Blues"; "Denomination Blues"; etc. Articles include: "Our Own Music" by Rich Kirby; "Pink Anderson, Carolina Songster" by Roy Bookbinder; "Hey Brother, An Oasis in the Asphalt Jungle" by Pat Gordon; "Dare to Struggle, Dare to Sing" by Barbara Dane; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1968. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 64pp; text illus from photographs. On the cover is a woodcut by Peter Schumann, showing a stylized manger scene, three wise men, and aircraft flying overhead. Articles include: A photo-essay on the 1968 Festival of American Folk Life; Interview with Roger (Jim) McGuinn of the Byrds, by John Cohen; The Christmas Story of the Bread and Puppet Theater, told in woodcuts and captions; memorial biography of Ernest (Pop) Stoneman, 1893-1968, by Mike Seeger; reviews of books and records; words and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1969. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. A troubling cover illustration by Jeff Schlanger symbolizes agony over the 1969 song, My massacre in Vietnam. Articles include: If This Be Treason, an anti-war piece by Barbara Dane; If You Love Uncle Sam (Bring 'em Home), song by Pete Seeger; Josh White: A Farewell, by Don McLean; A Personal Statement about Folk Music by Josh Dunson; An Incomplete List of Folk Clubs and Societies; reviews of books and records; lyrics and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1967. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 64pp; text illus from photographs. Articles include: The Radio Ballads by Ewan MacColl; Bill Bolick's Own Story of the Blue Sky Boys; Folk Songs of New York City by June Lazare; folk news; book and record reviews; and a selection of songs written by readers. 11" x 8.5". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1974. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 49pp; text illus from photographs. This issue features the New Orleans Mardi Gras, the Cajun Mardi Gras, the Louisiana Heritage Fair, folk market place, etc. Has words and music to: "The Indian Prayer"; "Che Guevara" by Peggy Seeger; "Ludlow Massacre" by Alfred Hayes and Earl Robinson; "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down"; "Prohibition Is A Failure"; etc. Articles include: "M.D. Worley, North Carolina Banjo Maker" by Don MacNeil; "Photo Poems" by David Gahr and Julius Lester; Pete Seeger's regular "Johnny Appleseed, Jr." column; &c. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1970. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 60pp; text illus from photographs. This 20th Anniversary issue has articles on: The Copper Family of Sussex; Buell Kazee (Kentucky mountain songs and banjo); words and music to "Wildwood Weeds," "All My Children of the Sun," "Ballad of the Unknown Soldier," "Garbage," "Black Panther Chant," and other songs; folk scene news; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1967. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 64pp; text illus from photographs. Articles include: a long feature on Woody Guthrie and his music on the tenth anniversary of his death; Misc. Notes on Music in the North of Vietnam, text and photographs by Julius Lester; the film "Don't Look Back" and Bob Dylan, by Paul Nelson; radical political songs of the day; book and record reviews; and a selection of songs written by readers. 11" x 8.5". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1972. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. On the cover is a David Gahr photograph of Happy & Artie Traum cavorting on the greensward. Articles include: Happy & Artie Traum: An Interview by Bob Norman; John Jackson by Mary Meade; "When I'm Talking, I'm Singing": A Workshop with Malvina Reynolds; The Quiet Knight [folk club] by Ron and Judy Stevens; columnists; reviews of books and records; lyrics and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1975. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 55pp; text illus from photographs. This issue is devoted to Native American Music, and bound in is a 33-1/3 rpm recording of 12 Native American songs. Articles include: "Songs of the Creation" by Rarihokwats; "Within the Circle" (interview with Greg Borst); Teach-in on the Plains Drum and the Courting Flute; "Crow Dog, the Silent Singer" by Richard Erdoes; "Traditional American Indian Music on Record" by Tony Isaacs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1972. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 46pp; text illus from photographs. The cover features a David Gahr photograph of Izzy Young at the Folklore Center. Contains the second-ever Sing Out! soundsheet, a flexible vinyl recording of nine songs, including Allen Ginsberg's "September on Jessore Road," "Ground Speed" by Flatt & Scruggs; etc. Articles include: the printed words and music to September on Jessore Road by Ginsberg; J.B. Hutto and the Hawks, an interview by Mark Wenner and Bob Norman; The Continuing Folklore Center Festival by Ray G. Alden; Two Ballads from the Notebooks of Sarah Cleveland; The British Folk Scene by Michael Cooney; a memorial biography of Butch Hawes, 1919-1971, by Bess Lomax Hawes; columnists; reviews of books and records; lyrics and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1970. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. Has articles on: Doug Kershaw--Louisiana Man; pointers for beginning dulcimer players; the white poetry syndicate (excluding African-American poets) by Walter Lowenfels; words and music to "The Carrion Crow," "Last Train to Nuremberg," "Roll on, John," and other songs; folk scene news; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1974. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 51pp; text illus from photographs. Has an article on Western Swingtime Music by Jerry Zolten, an interview with Frankie Armstrong by Ethel Raim, etc. The "Sing Out! Songsheet" [33-1/3 rpm record] bound in contains 12 songs, including: "Stay All Night" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys; "Jack the Lad" and "Doors to My Mind" by Frankie Armstrong; "Estadio Chile" by Pete Seeger; "Mississippi John" by Happy & Artie Traum; "Howling Wolf Blues" by Funny Papa Smith; etc. An article by Lorre Wyatt examines the rumor that Bob Dylan didn't write "Blowin' in the Wind." 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1968. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 64pp; text illus from photographs. On the cover is a Julius Lester photograph of a young African-American girl. Articles include: An Interview with Richie Havens by Artie Traum; Les Chansonniers de Quebec by Andy Melamed; A Taste of Honey: A Sample of Folk Song in England by A.L. Lloyd; Come to My House by Rosalie Sorrels; reviews of books and records; words and music to folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1975. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 55pp; text illus from photographs. Lead article: "Riding the Rails with Utah Phillips and Bodie Wagner" including words and music to hobo and railroad songs. Also has a detailed piece on Pre-blues Secular Music in North Carolina. Gives words and music to "Working Girl Blues" and "Mary Johnson" by Hazel Dickens and Alice Gerrard. Bound in is the Sing Out! Songsheet [33-1/3 rpm record] with music to 12 songs and tunes: "Old Buddy, Goodnight" by Utah Phillips; "Chugga-Tramp" by Bodie Wagner; "Railroading on the Great Divide" by the New Lost City Ramblers; "Working Girl Blues"; "Five and Ten Cent Blues"; &c. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1967. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 48pp; text illus from photographs. Articles include: a long editorial by Irwin Silber, critical of the Newport Folk Festival; reviews of other folk festivals by Ellen Sander; an anti-war article and cover photo by Julius Lester; Frank Moore, Pioneer Collector of Folk Songs by John Anthony Scott; an Irwin Silber piece on "Up With People"; book and record reviews; and a selection of songs written by readers. 11" x 8.5". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1973. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. This issue is devoted to how to produce a folk festival, and features festivals in Pennsylvania and Brittany. This issue also includes a biography of fiddler Bob Beers, an interview with Joe Heaney, etc. Bound in is the original 33-1/3 rpm record containing 14 songs. Lyrics and music include: "Somethin' I've Been Meanin' to Tell You"; "Freight Train Blues"; "Tania, Guerrillera"; &c. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1969. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. On the cover is a sketch by Bruce Dorfman, showing a generic male folksinger with guitar. Articles include: An interview with Norman Kennedy by Ethel Raim and Josh Dunson; Two Seasons from the Incredible String Band by Josh Dunson, with musical arrangements of their songs; reviews of books and records; words and music to many folksongs; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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NY: Sing Out, 1971. First Edition. Soft Cover. Fine. Pictorial paper covers. 44pp; text illus from photographs. The theme of this issue is women in folk music, with articles on: art in women's songs (traditional, protest, union, liberation); autobiography by Hedy West; interviews with Rosalie Sorrels, Malvina Reynolds, and others; words and music to "Had, Took, Misled," "Solidarity Forever," "The Whore's Lament," No Hole in My Head," and other songs; folk scene news; etc. 10" x 7". (more information)

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Boston: Boston Music, 1958. First Edition. Pictorial wraps. Very Good. Contains words and music to 18 folk songs, including: A Perfect Day; Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere; Louisiana Girls; Old Thompson's Mule; Turn To Me; and 13 more. 12" x 9". (more information)

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Boston Oliver Ditson (1933)., 1933. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Binding and contents in very good condition. 10.75" x 6.75" pp: vii, 197 Contains 25 instructional chapters and 16 representative works, comprising five parts for voices with piano accompaniment. First Edition. Binding is original cloth. (more information)

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NY Robbins Music 1954., 1954. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Spine lightly scuffed, else in very good condition. 12" x 9" 36pp Comprises lyrics, melody lines, tablature and chord frames for 14 Hawaiian-themed songs. Includes: On the Beach at Waikiki; Lovely Hula Hands; Coral Sea; Drowsy Waters; Malihini Mele; etc. Illustrated by pictorial cover. First Edition. Binding is original wraps. (more information)

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Milwaukee: Young Churchman, 1899. Second Edition. Original cloth. Very Good. 237pp, index; 20 plates of portraits and views. Col. Smith provides the background of American songs such as "Yankee Doodle," "John Brown's Body," "Battle Hymn of the Republic," etc.-- most of our familiar patriotic songs and Civil War songs as well as a section on songs of Great Britain, Germany and France. 7.5" x 5". (more information)

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Chicago Hall & McCreary (1941)., 1941. Soft cover. Stiff paper covers and contents in very good condition. 9.25" x 6.5" pp: (iv), 144 Contains lyrics, melody lines, and piano accompaniment to 127 songs of many lands, including mountain ballads & cowboy songs. Second Edition. Binding is original wraps. (more information)

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Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1969. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Good. Illus from Photographs. Quarto. (more information)

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NY Wm. J. Smith 1964., 1964. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Pictorial paper covers and contents in very good condition. 8.5" x 5.5" 18pp Contains full lyrics, music, guitar chords and frames for 12 traditional folk songs. Titles include: I Gave My Love A Cherry; Bonnie Eloise; Meershaum Pipe; This Train; and eight more. Illustrated by vignette drawings in text. First Edition. Binding is original wraps. (more information)

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