1973 lp set HAMMONS FAMILY West Virginia Family Study Library of Congress AFS

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Hammons Family A West Virginia Family Study 2 LP Box Set L65-L66 with 36 page booklet/insert

1973 Library of Congress Archive of Folk Song AFS

Condition is used excellent condition.

Vinyls look unplayed

Includes 36 page insert / booklet in excellent like new shape. Box is in excellent shape with only minor scuffs of signs of shelf wear. Please see photos for detailed conditions

The Hammons Family A ?tudy of a West Virginia Family' s Traditions Edited by Carl Fleischhauer and Alan Jabbour S. Recorded by Alan Jabbour, Cari Fleiscbbaner, and Dwighe Diller. 1. Old Sledge. Burl Hammons, fiddle, April 25, 1972. 2. Camp Chase. Burl Hammons, narration and fiddle, April 23, 1972. 3. Three Forks of Cheat. Burl Hammons, fiddle, April 25, 1972. 4. The Yanke and Marcum. Burl Hammons, narration, April 24, 1972. 5. Sugar Grove Blaes. Burl Hammons, iddle, April 25, 1972. 6. Tarkey in tbe Straw, Burl Hammons, narration and fiddle, April 25, 1972. --- 9-591 1. The Route. Burl Hammons, fiddle, April 25, 1972. 2. Fine Times at Our Honse. Burl Hammons, fiddle, April 25, 1972. 3. Jimmy Johnion. Burl Hammons, fiddle, Maggie Hammons Parker, beating sticks, April 24, 1972. 4. Parson's Rock. Maggie Hammons Parker, narration, with comments by Burl Hammons and Alan Jabbour, April 23, 1972. 3. In Scotland Town. Maggie Hammons Parker, vocal, October 23; 1970, Maggie Hammons Parker, Burl Hammons, and Alan Jabbour, conversation, September 21, 1970. 6. Little Omie. Maggie Hammons Parker, vocal, September 20, 1970. V-991 1. Young Henerly. Maggie Hammons Parker, vocal, October 23, 1970. 2. Muddy Roads. Sherman Hammons, five-string banjo, February 12, 1972. 3. Bringing Back the Sheep. Sherman Hammons, naration, February 12, 1972. 4. The Sandy Boys. Burl Hammons, five-string banjo, November 7, 1970, 5. Wilson's Clog. Burl Hammons, five-string banjo, August 5, 1972. 6. Sugar Babe. Burl Hammons, five-string banjo, August 5, 1972. 8-991 1. Were Marcking Aróund the Levees. Maggie Hammons Parker, vocal and narration, with comments by Alan Jabbour and Ruie Hammons, September 20, 1970. 2. Riddles. Maggie Hammons Parker, narration, with comments by Burl Hammons and Alan Jabbour, April 23, 1972. 3. Mercian Tittery Ary-A. Maggie Hammons Parker, vocal and narration, with comments by Alan Jabbour, September 20, 1970. 4. Jay Legg. Maggie Hammons Parker, narration and vocal, with comments by Dwight Diller, November 8, 1970. 3. Wben This World Comes to an End. Maggie Hammons Parker, narration and vocal, March 21, 1971. In the house at Stillwell (1. to r.) Barl Hammots, Sherman Hammons, Miggie Hammons Parker, and Rwie ldammons. Archive of Folk Song The Archive of Folk Song in the Library of Congress has been since 1928 the chief repbsitory in the United States for field recordings of American folk music and folklore. Though its collections are principally American, it also houses field recordings from many other areas of the world. From this extensive collection the Library for a number of years has been publishing selected documentary recordings for public purchase. These recordings focus upon the traditional music and lore of the United States-Anglo-American, Afro-American, American Indian, and other cultural groups. Some of the recordings, however, feature collections in the Archive Pamphlets accompanying most of the Library's series of long-playing recordings supply transcriptions of the texts, historical background and stylistic analysis, and references to other publications. To the people who made these recordings and the collectors who secured and preserved them we owe a continuing debt of gratitude. Through their efforts and their generosity the Archive of Folk Song has been able to preserve and disseminate the living voices and vital arts of the people. Front cover: Old photograph shouwing (1. to r.) Peti Ham mons, Paris Hammons, and Neal Hammons. Folk Song of music and lore from abroad. Library of Congress Card Number 73-750550 Available from the Recorded Sound Section, Music Division, Library of Copgress, Washington, D.C. 20540

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