LMU Library Staff Picks

[side 1] The Explorers: Skada at America (Gene Bluestein) -- The Indians: Song of happiness (Fort Wingate Indian School children) -- Riding song (Navajo children) -- The Colonists: A Ballad of New Scotland (Alan Mills) -- Ah, si mon moine voulait danser (Gene Bluestein -- Constitution and guerriere (Hermes Nye) -- Yankees, Yorkers and their neighbors: The Knickerbocker line (Pete Seeger) -- Lowlands (Alan Mills and the "Shanty Men") -- The E-R-I-E Canal (Cisco Houston) -- Rio Grande (Alan Mills and the "Shanty Men") -- Backwoodsmen and borderers: Rosewood casket (Mickey Miller, accompanied by Bess Hawes) -- Shenandoah (Alan Mills and the "Shanty Men")
[side 2] Southerners: I'm a good old rebel (Hermes Nye) -- Ha ha this a-way (Huddie"Leadbelly" Ledbetter) -- Bonnie blue flag (Hermes Nye -- Westerners: Drill, ye tarriers, drill (Cisco Houston) -- Billy the Kid (Woody Guthrie) -- Sacramento (Logan English) -- Wit, wisdom and whoppers: hard work (Woody Guthrie) -- Modern folklore: Bonnie and Clyde (Hermes Nye) -- Gettysberg march ("Kid" Clayton and his orchestra)

[side 1] Gypsy Davy -- More pretty girls than one -- Pretty Boy Floyd -- Poor boy -- Hey lolly lolly -- Lonesome day
[side 2] John Henry -- Ranger's command -- Ain't gonna be treated this way -- Buffalo skinners -- Hard, ain't it hard -- Worried man blues

[side 1] Stackolee (with Sonny) (2:40) -- Cumberland Gap (with Cisco & Sonny) (2:20) -- Old time religion (with Cisco & Sonny) (2:29) -- Sourwood Mountain (with Cisco) (2:55) -- Long John (2:30)
[side 2] Lost John (with Sonny) (3:10) -- Columbus Stockade (with Cisco) (2:20) -- Bury me beneath the willow (with Cisco & Sonny) (2:45) -- Chain gang special (with Sonny) (2:46) -- Ezekial saw the wheel (with Cisco & Sonny) (2:12)

[side 1] Simpah (Nigeria, Hausa) -- Jumping dance (Bahamas Islands) -- Atsiagbekor (Ghana, Ewe) -- New York Street Band (United States) -- Kendal (Gambia, Wolof) -- Everything the monkey do (Bahamas Islands) -- Song (Liberia, Gio) -- New Orleans Street drumming (United States) -- New Orleans/Chicago Jazz drumming (United States) -- Anougble festival (Ivory coast, Baoule) -- New York Jazz drumming (United States)
[side 2] Work songs (Liberia, Kpelle) -- Work song (Cameroons, mixed culture) -- Work song (jamaica) -- Men's wedding song (Mali, Dogon) -- Go down old Hannah (United States) -- Wives' song & Alabama children's song (Cameroons, Bafut & United States) -- Akonodey (Ghana, Akan) -- Country song (Jamaica, Kumina) -- Mansa (Cameroons, Bafut) -- Samba Gilajagi (Senegal, Wolof) -- Blues, "Wasting my time" (United States)
[side 3] Some other instruments, the banjo: Mintrels (Mali, Taureg) -- Kentucky banjo instrumental (United States) -- Virginia banjo instrumental (United States) -- Kentucky banjo with voice (United States) -- Liberia, Kpelle - instrumental -- The Harp: Belly harp (Liberia, Bassa) -- Djourou (Ivory coast, Baoule) -- Vera Cruz-style harp (Mexico) -- The Xylophone: Balafon (Liberia, Mandingo) -- Xylophone (Ivory Coast, Baoule) -- Marimba (Mexico) -- The Musical Bow: Musical bow (Liberia, Bassa)
[side 4] Gospel song: I have two wings (United States) -- Blues song: Saddlehorse blues (United States) -- Dance song: When a man marries his troubles just begin (Bahama Islands) -- New Orleans Brass Band: Just a little while to stay here (United States) -- Gospel song: He's a friend of mine (United States) -- Jazz at the Philharmonic blues, part 3 (United States)

South Africa (Zulu): Ingane Kamalume -- South Africa (Zulu): Shayisa Inkasa -- French equatorial Africa (Badouma): music of Boatmen -- Nigeria (Yoruba): Orin Muritala Alhaji -- Nigeria (Ibo): Bara Sanaba Bara -- Sudan: Traveling song -- Sudan: Festival song -- Zanzibar (Swahili): Bina Adamu -- Eritrea (Tigrai): Ballad -- Ethiopia (Amhara): Ballad -- Colombia: Cowherds' Festival -- Haiti: Worksong -- Haiti: Juba dance -- Haiti: Nago dance -- Haiti: Meringue -- Puerto Rico: Gallinita Toma Tu Maiz -- Cuba (Lucumi song) -- Trinidad (Shango Cult song) -- Trinidad: Beli dance -- United States (Alabama): What shall I do to be saved? -- United States (Alabama): didn't you hear my Lord when he called? -- United States (Mississippi): My name has been written down -- United States (Mississippi): Move members move

[side 1] Cripple Creek -- Pateroller song -- One dime blues -- Sourwood Mountain -- Goin' down road feelin' bad -- Amazing grace -- Girl I left behind me -- Marching jaybird -- John Brown's dream -- Sally Goodin
[side 2] Railroad Bill -- Soldier's joy -- Molly Brooks -- Pretty Polly -- Johnson boys -- John Henry -- Drunken hiccups -- Shady Grove -- Bully of the town -- Skip to my Lou

[side 1] Little grass shack -- My yellow ginger lei -- Princess Pupule -- Lullaby of birdland -- Tanga ta hura hura
[side 2] Little brown girl -- Lehua -- At the Barefoot Bar -- Hawaiian war chant -- Tahiti nui

[side 1] Shake the hand of a man (when he lays that money down) -- The Shooting of Dan McGrew -- The Lure of the little voices -- Pokolodie Bill left his soul behind -- The Spell of the Yukon
[side 2] Send me the lady -- The Cremation of Sam McGee -- Make Believe Bay -- Big Wicked Bill -- Mush

[side 1] Banjo hello (2:22) -- Mad mountain medley (1:17) -- Joe's breakdown (1:26) -- Banjo tune (1:41) -- Rumblin' on (2:20)
[side 2] Goin' down there (2:30) -- Banjo workout (1:21) -- The Johnson boys (3:06) -- Hundreds of miles (2:06) -- Cripple Creek (2:28)

Side 1: Songs Of The Old World And Migration To The New
Greensleeves - Down In The Coal Mine - Geordie - Whiskey In The Jar - Irish Famine Song - Gypsy Laddie - Tae The Weavers - African Traveling Song - Navajo Night Chant - Skada At America

Side 2: Settling, Exploring And Growing In The New World
When First Unto This Country - Springfield Mountain - Good Old Colony Times - Jefferson And Liberty - Darling Corey - Jesse James - Rock Island Line - Oregon Trail - Swannanoa Tunnel - Kentucky Moonshiner - Green, Green, Rocky Road

Side 3: Work Song
Pick A Bale Of Cotton - Haul On The Bowline - Paddy Works On The Railway - I Ride An Old Paint - Zebra Dun - Field Holler - Linin' Track - Now Your Man Done Gone - Timber - Grizzly Bear

Side 4: Many Worshippers, One God
Mary Had A Baby - Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin' Bed - Dark Was The Night - Twelve Gates To The City - A Zemer - Wayfaring Stranger - Simple Gifts - Meetin' At The Building - You Can Tell The World - Down By The Riverside

Side 5: Country Music - From Ballads To Bluegrass
Sligo Reel And Mountain Road - Old Joe Clark - Coo-Coo Bird - Shady Grove - Flop-Eared Mule - Nottamun Town - Amazing Grace - Cripple Creek - Pretty Polly - Yellow Rose Of Texas - Green Corn - Old Man At The Mill

Side 6: Nothing But The Blues
Lost John - I Wonder When I'll Get To Be Called A Man - Black Snake Moan - See That My Grave Is Kept Clean - House Of The Rising Sun - France Blues - Carter Blues - Slappin' On My Black Cat Bone - Don't Leave Me Here - Southern Exposure

Side 7: Of War, Love, And Hope
John Brown's Body - Virginia's Bloody Soil - Two Brothers - Masters Of War - Blow The Candles Out - Love Is Teasing - Sally Ann - Little Devils - The Hammer Song - This Land Is Your Land

Side 8: Broadside, Topical Songs, Protest Songs
Which Side Are You On? (With Audience) - No Depression In Heaven - Talking Dust Bowl - Black, Brown, And White - Talking Atomic Blues - Girl From The North Country - The Dove - High Sheriff Of Hazard - The Thresher - We Shall Overcome.

[side 1] Song of the harvesters (2:54) -- Shattered love (3:18) -- Song of the threshing (3:57) -- Wedding songs (6:48) -- Medley: He went over the mountains tonight (2:48)
[side 2] Spring (3:35) -- It rained (2:02) -- The Nightingale of Avarair (2:42) -- Our native land (2:48) -- Beautiful maiden (2:46) -- Song of the people of Zeitun (1:38) 00 A Lord's prayer (1:55) -- Nonsense song (1:32)

[side 1] Branle Carré (dance) -- Bourrée a deux temps (dance) -- Quand la maison est propre -- Chanson de la maríee -- Branle de village (dance) -- La Fricassée (dance ) -- Philorette (humorous song) -- Glas -- Pep mitin
[side 2] Mon pere m'a douné un mari -- Branles (dances) -- La Malmaríee -- Lment -- L'áne mort -- Jean Renaud

[side 1] Miroloi (Epirus) -- Wedding song from North Epirus (Epirus) -- Shepherd's song (Epirus) -- Clarinet solo (Epirus) -- Klephtic song (The Peloponnese) -- Skaros (The Peloponnese)
[side 2] Thracian air (Thrace) -- Table song (Thrace) -- Ud solo (Thrace) -- Santuri solo (Asia Minor) -- Spepherd's dance song (Pontus) -- Lyre solo (Crete) -- Recitative (Crete) -- Mountaineer's song followed by a Mantinades (Crete)

[side 1] Haiti -- Choucounne -- Harvest song -- Nan Guinin
[side 2] Lullaby -- Angelique, O -- Little bird -- Sobo / Ludovic Lamothe

Thresging song "Mugitsuki-Uta" -- Fisherman's song "Tairyo-Utaikomi" or The Big catch -- The Rain song "Ame Furi" -- Star festival song "Tanabata" -- Doll song "Hina Matsuri"

[side 1] Mexico Lindo (Beautiful Mexico) -- La Rielera (The Railman's girl) -- La Nortena (Northern girl) -- La Llorona (Cry baby) -- La Casita (The Little house) -- La Culebra (The Snake)
[side 2] La Adelita (Adelita) -- La Tequilera (Tequila girl) -- Juan Colorado (Red Johnny) -- La Sandunga (Sandunga girl) -- Las Altenitas (The highland girls) -- El Ahualulco (The Man from Ahualulco)

[side 1] Badoum paddler's song -- Badouma paddler's song -- N'goundi song -- N'goundi girls' song -- Mboko song -- Mboko riddle song -- Okandi women's song -- Yaswa marimbas
[side 2] Bongili work song -- Baya dance -- Pomo perambulating chant -- Koukouya horns and drums -- Babinga pigmy chorus -- Babinga dance -- Kouyou medicine dance -- Kouyou women's dance

[side 1] Ile-ile -- Tari piring sadang lawas (plate dance) -- Tumba lela-lelan -- Bah motoh -- Udan liris -- Sorban palid
[side 2] Lagu babar lajar -- Lagu srihardjono -- Ganda pura -- Peperangan sira pandji

[side 1] Gutsul Kolomyika (dance song) -- Kozachok (dance song) -- Huculka (dance) -- Country dances
[side 2] Wedding melodies -- Hutsulka and Kozachok (dances) -- The Wind from the field (folk song) -- Folk songs - One half of the garden blossoms

Pre-Vietnamese music -- Traditional music -- Folksongs

[side 1] Jagajjanani sukavani (tamil) -- Thukkiya thruvadi (tamil) -- Kandanenum peyarl (tamil) -- Jaya jaya padmanabha (sanskrit) -- Radhasametha krishna (sanskrit)
[side 2] Srirama ramani (sanskrit) -- Pahan chunariya (Hindi) -- Manasa sancharare (sanskrit) -- Brovabharama raghurama (telegu)

[side 1] 4/4 marches -- 6/8 marches -- Retreat airs
[side 2] Slow aires -- Piobaireachd

[side 1] Kiurd Shakhnaz and Tesnif (Azerbaijanian love song) -- A Daghar (Daghestan mountain song) -- Apipa (Tatar folk dance) -- Tajik love song
[side 2] Lezginka (Daghestan dance) -- Amu (Tajik folk song) -- Azerbaijan popular dance) -- Dombara (Kazakh folk song)

[side 1] Flamenco dance song -- Bulerias -- Soleares -- Malaguenas -- andalusian folk song -- Soleares for guitar -- Cuadro flamenco -- Saeta (Andalusian religious folk song) -- Andalusian folk song
[side 2] Andalusan folk song -- Song from Malaga -- Malaguenas -- Peteneras -- Rumores de la Caleta -- Recuerdos de la Alhambra

[side 1] Pastoral-nomadic airs -- Agricultural songs -- Occupational songs
[side 2] Shawn and kettle drums -- Single-headed drum -- Double flute -- Songs with instruments -- Shawn and drum

Vol.1: Symphonies and overtures, part one -- Vol. 2: Symphonies and overtures, part two -- Vol. 3: Concertos -- Vol. 4: Piano Sonatas -- Vol. 5: Music for the Stage -- Vol. 6: Choral Music -- Vol. 7: String Quartets -- Vol. 8: Music for Piano -- Vol. 9: Chamber Music -- Vol. 10: Music for Violin and Cello.

Fantasia and fugue in G minor ("The Great") -- Toccata in F major (Peters volume II, no.2) -- Prelude and fugue in E-flat major ("St. Anne" from the Clavierbüng) -- Fugue in D minor ("the Giant" - On the chorale "Wir glauben all' an einen Goft" - "We all believe in one true God") (Peters volume VII, no.60)

[side 1] The magic flute, K.620 (7:40) -- Cosi Fan Tutte, K.588 (4:42) -- The marriage of Figaro, K.492 (4:23)
[side 2] Don Giovanni, K.527 (6:25) -- The abduction from the Seraglio, K.384 (6:00) -- The impressario, K.486 (4:39)

[side 1] Symphony no.20, in D major, K.133 -- Symphony no.18, in F major, K.130
[side 2] Symphony no.19 in E flat major, K.132

Beethoven -- Haydn -- Schubert -- Liszt -- Mozart -- Mendelssohn

Brahms -- Schumann -- Debussy -- Tchaikovsky -- Bach -- Chopin

Book & program notes on slipcase by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Peter Wood

Program notes by G. B. Harrison on inside cover of container ; text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Howard Sackler.

The Marlowe Society and Professional Players.

Program notes inside cover of container and text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Peter Wood.

Program notes inside cover of container and text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Howard Sackler.

Text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Howard Sackler.

Presented by the National Theatre of Great Britain ; program notes by George R. Marek laid in container

Program notes inside cover of container and text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Howard Sackler.

Program notes by and text edited by G. B. Harrison ; directed by Peter Wood

[side 1] Liberty or death (March 28, 1775) / Patrick Henry -- First inaugural address (April 30, 1789) / George Washington -- First inaugural address (March 4, 1801) /Thomas Jefferson
[side 2] On the admission of Louisiana (January 14, 1811) / Josiah Quincy -- On the War of 1812 (January 8, 1813) / Henry Clay
[side 3] The "house divided" speech (June 17, 1858) / Abraham Lincoln -- The crime against Kansas (May 19-20, 1856) / Charles Sumner -- The Cooper Union speech (February 27, 1860) / Abraham Lincoln -- On secession (January 7, 1861) / Robert Toombs
[side 4] The Gettysburg address (November 19, 1863) / Abraham Lincoln -- Farewell to his troops (General order no.9) (April 9, 1865) / Robert E. Lee -- The "Cross of gold" speech (June 8, 1896) / William Jennings Bryan

Other title: Constitutional amendments: 13th, 14th, 15th.
Produced by Martha Huddleston ; script by Elise Bell ; Bob Bell, director

Produced by Martha Huddleston ; script by Bob Bell ; Bob Bell, director.

Speeches made by A. Philip Randolph, John Lewis, Whitney M. Young, Jr., Roy Wilkins, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and Dr. Benjamin E. Mays during the Freedom March on Washington (August 28, 1963).

[side 1] We shall overcome (Joan Baez) -- Press conference (President Kennedy) -- I have a dream (Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) -- He's got the whole world in his hands (Marian Anderson)
[side 2] Oh! Freedom (Odetta); Rabbi Joachim Prinz complete speech -- "Ballad of Medgar Evans" (Bob Dylan) -- EXCERPTS FOR THE SPEECHES OF James Farmer; Whitney M. Young; John Lewis; Roy Wilkins; Walter Reuther -- Hammer song (Peter, Paul and Mary) -- The demands (Bayard Rustin) -- The pledge (A. Philip Randolph)

Selections from the Gospels.

Read by Sir Ralph Richardson:
Kubla Khan -- This lime-tree bower my prison -- Frost at midnight -- Dejection: an ode -- The ancient mariner.

Edition recorded: Chaucer's poetry, an anthology for the modern reader, selected and edited by E. T. Donaldson.

Poetry read by Alan Bates, Yvonne Bonnamy, William Devlin, Richard Johnson, Richard Marquand, Peter Orr.

William Faulkner reads The Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech -- Selections from: As I lay dying -- A fable -- the old man

[side 1] War message to Congress (1941) / Franklin D. Roosevelt -- Excerpts of various speeches / Winston Churchill -- War and youth / Herbert Hoover
[side 2] Speaking against the U.S. joining the League of nations / Henry Cabot Lodge -- "On labor" (Introduction by his son, the late Robert A. Taft) / William Howard Taft -- On "Democratic principles" / Woodrow Wilson -- Youth and the Progressive Party / Theodore Roosevelt -- Immortality / William Jennings Bryan

Emmett McLoughlin, ex-roman Catholic Church priest, expresses his views on the "secrets" of the Church.

[side 1] Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / Lennon/McCartney (1:59) -- With a little help / Lennon/McCartney (2:46) -- Lucy in the sky with diamonds / Lennon/McCartney (3:25) -- Getting better / Lennon/McCartney (2:47) -- Fixing a hole / Lennon/McCartney (2:33) -- She's leaving home / Lennon/McCartney (3:24) -- Being for the benefit of Mr. Kite / Lennon/McCartney (2:36) -- [side 2] Within you without you / Harrison (5:03) -- When I'm sixty-four / Lennon/McCartney (2:38) -- Lovely Rita / Lennon/McCartney (2:43) -- Good Morning good morning / Lennon/McCartney (2:35) -- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) / Lennon/McCartney (1:20) -- A day in the life / Lennon/McCartney (5:03)

12 audio discs. Narrated by Frederic March & Florence Eldridge.
[v.1] The new world (prehistory to 1774) -- [v.2] The making of a nation (1775-1789) -- [v.3] The growing years (1789-1829) -- [v.4] The sweep westward (1829-1849) -- [v.5] The union surrendered (1849-1865) -- [v.6] The union restored (1861-1876) -- [v.7] The age of steel and steam (1877-1890) -- [v.8] Reaching for empire (1890-1901) -- [v.9] The progressive era (1901-1917) -- [v.10] War, boom and bust (1917-1932) -- [v.11] New Deal and global war (1933-1945) -- [v.12] The great age of change (From 1945).

Orson Welles in the actual broadcast by the Mercury Theatre as heard over the Columbia Broadcasting System, October 30, 1938. Based on novel by H. G. Wells; script by Howard Koch.