From rosy bow'rs by Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695

Folksongs of Alabama. by Arnold, Byron

Table of Contents: “…My soul's so happy -- Nigg'l'jy, Maggl'jy -- No mo' weepin' and wailin' -- Oats, peas, beans, and barley grows -- Oh Johnny -- Oh mah little boy -- Oh ma'y don't cha weep -- Oh rastle Jacob -- The old bachelor -- The old man in the West -- Old Pompey -- Old shiboots and leggins -- One of these days -- The orphan girl -- Paper of pins -- Pretty Mohea -- Pretty Mollie -- Put my little shoes away -- Ragged Pat -- Rattle um snake -- Remember me -- Ride on, King Jesus -- Romish lady -- Room enough -- Rosalee -- Roun' the wall -- Run nigger run -- Sally Ann -- Settlin' down -- Shortnin bread -- A shout -- Sistah Ca'oline -- The smeller song -- The soldier boy -- The soldier's fare -- Some of these days -- Sometimes -- Song about snowball -- The song of the crow -- Spelling song (B-A-Bay) -- Take yo' feet out de sand -- Tall angel at the bar -- Tell all the world, John -- The ten virgins -- That little black mustache --…”

American ballads and folk songs /

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Best music hall and variety songs /

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Songs of the American West /

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