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English folk music collector Cecil J. Sharp (1859-1924) was one of the most re-nowned musicologists in the area of true folksong, and these 100 folksongs were all collected by him from actual singers all across Britain. The tunes are pre-sented precisely as they were originally taken down from the lips of the singers,and the lyrics are the best, most intelligible versions of the actual words and variants. Arranged for medium voice and piano, these songs are among the best in the English folk tradition, and through the survival of Border ballads and others in the United States, in the American folk tradition as well.
Included are: "Henry Martin," "Robin Hood and the Tanner," "Lord Bate-man," "Barbara Ellen," "The Outlandish Knight," '"The Golden Vanity,""The Green Wedding," "Lord Rendal," "Lord Lovel," "The Death of Queen Jane," "The Crystal Spring," "The Drowned Lover," "0 Waly, Waly," "Fanny Blair," "The Lark in the Morn," "Hares on the Mountains," "The Brisk Young Bachelor," "Sweet William," "Scarborough Fair," "The Keeper," "The Robber," "Botany Bay," "Admiral Benbow," "The Ship in Distress," "A Brisk Young Sailor," "The Twelve Days of Christmas," "The Ten Commandments," "The Barley-Mow," and many more.
The editor has provided a general introduction to the field of English folksong and substantial notes on all of the songs, citing related versions, historical allu-sions, etc. Amateur and professional singers will find this collection to be of unusually high quality, and it is of great interest to collectors, musicologists, and historians ot culture.

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BALLADS
1.Henry Martin
2.Bruton Town
3.The Knight and the Shepherd's Daughter
4.Robin Hood and the Tanner
5.The Wraggle Taggle Gipsies, O!
6.Lord Bateman
7.Barbara Ellen
8.Little Sir Hugh
9.Geordie
10.Lady Maisry
11.The Outlandish Knight
12.The Coasts of High Barbary
13.The Cruel Mother
14.The Golden Vanity
15.Lord Thomas of Winesberry
16.The Green Wedding
17.The Briery Bush
18.Lord Rendal
19.Blow away the Morning Dew
20.The Two Magicians
21.The Duke of Bedford
22.Death and the Lady
23.The Low, Low Lands of Holland
24.The Unquiet Grave, or Cold blows the wind
25.The trees they do grow high
26.Lord Lovel
27.False Lamkin
28.Lord Thomas and Fair Ellinor
29.The Death of Queen Jane
SONGS
30.Farewell, Nancy
31.Sweet Kitty
32, The Crystal Spring
33.The Seeds of Love
34.The Sprig of Thyme
35.The Cuckoo
36.81ackbirds and Thrushes
37.The Drowned Lover
38.The Sign of the Bonny Blue Bell
39.O Waly, Waly
40.Green Bushes
41.Bedlam
42.The Bold Fisherman
43.The Rambling Sailor
44.Dabbling in the Dew
45.The Saucy Sailor
46.Fanny Blair
47.Arise, arise
48.Searching for Lambs
��49.Green Broom
��50.The Bonny Lighter-Boy
��51.The Sweet Primeroses
��52.My Bonny, Bonny Boy
��53 a.As I walked through the meadows.(First Version)
��53 b.As I walked through the meadows.(Second Version)
��54.Erin's Lovely Home
��55.The True Lover's Farewell
��56.High Germany
��57.Sweet Lovely Joan
��58.My Boy Willie
��59.Whistle, Daughter, Whistle
��60.Mowing the Barley
��61.I'm Seventeen come Sunday
��62.The Lark in the Morn
��63.Hares on the Mountains
��64.O Sally, my dear
��65.Gently, Johnny, my Jingalo
��66.The Keys of Canterbury
��67.My Man John
��68.O No, John!
��69.The Brisk Young Bachelor
��70.Ruggleton's Daughter of Iero
��71.William Taylor
��72.Sweet William
��73.The Watchet Sailor
��74.Scarborough Fair
��75.Brimbledon Fair, or Young Ramble-Away
��76.Bridgwater Fair
��77.The Crabfish
��78.The Beggar
��79.The Keeper
��80.The Three Sons
��81.Jack Hall
��82.Driving away at the Smoothing Iron
��83.The Robber
��84.John Barleycorn
��85.Poor Old Horse
��86.Botany Bay
��87.Admiral Benbow
��88.Bold Nelson's Praise
��89.Spanish Ladies
��90.The Ship in Distress
��91.Come all you worthy Christian men
��92.Wassail Song
��93.It's a rosebud in June
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