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Cunningham, Sis (Agnes), editor BROADSIDE #02 National Topical Song Quarterly
NY Broadside Magazine March 1962 First edition Self-wraps Near Fine
Original sheets, side-stapled; 10pp; text illus from drawings. Original songs in this issue: One Man's Hands, by Alex Comfort and Pete Seeger; The Birch Society, by Malvina Reynolds; Duffy Square, by D. Brooks; Plain Bill Brown, by Ernest Marrs; and Bill Wolff's new words to two traditional songs. The editor's notes call for hootenannies or hootenparties devoted solely to topical songs to raise money to support Broadside. In notes about the authors of songs in Broadside #1, she states: "Bob Dylan is a new young songwriter and singer out of New Mexico; his first Columbia album is to be out soon...." 11" x 8.5"
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Cunningham, Sis (Agnes), editor BROADSIDE #03 National Topical Song Quarterly
NY Broadside Magazine April 1962 First edition Self-wraps Near Fine
Original sheets, side-stapled; 8pp; text illus from drawing. Original songs in this issue: I Can See A New Day, by Les Rice; Freedom, Freedom Rider, by Marilyn Eisenberg; I Will Not Go Down Under The Ground, by Bob Dylan; The Flowers Of Peace, words by Pete Seeger, trad tune; Ding Dong Dollar & We Dinna Want Polaris, words by Glasgow Song Guild, trad tunes. The editor notes that Marilyn Eisenberg was a freedom rider who spent a month and a half in jail in Parchman, Mississippi....Bob Dylan's first album for Columbia was released....Pete Seeger is turning out quite a few songs these days....Broadside has hootenannies scheduled for NYC and San Francisco..., etc. 11" x 8.5"
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Cunningham, Sis, editor AIN'T IT TIME WE GOT MAD! Songbook.
NY Sis Cunningham Friesen 1992 First Edition Original Wraps Fine
26pp; illus from photos and drawings. Contains words and music to 16 songs written by Sis Cunningham, editor of "Broadside," the Topical Folk Song Magazine. Titles include: Ain't It Time We Got Mad; Murphy Brown; But Is It Affordable; Ballad Of The F-15s; Inner City Lament; The Transplant Song; My Cow She Was Almost Arrested; Politics USA; Who's Gonna Cover Up The Cover Up; etc. Also contains words to four other songs, each with additional lyrics by Sis. 11" x 8.5" Very scarce.
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Dylan, Bob JOHN WESLEY HARDING: Songs from the Columbia Album (CS-9604).
NY Bob Dylan Words & Music Co. 1968 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good
39pp; cover and three other illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 12 original songs, along with a full-page essay, "The Return of Bob Dylan," by Alfred G. Aronowitz; a two-page essay, "His Best Yet," by Gordon Mills from Rolling Stone; and a full-page piece, "John Wesley Harding," written by Bob Dylan. Song titles include: As I Went Out One Morning; The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest; I Am A Lonesome Hobo; I Pity the Poor Immigrant; I'll Be Your Baby Tonight; and seven more. 12" x 9"
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Dylan, Bob THE BOB DYLAN COLLECTION
NY Amsco 1990 First Edition Pictorial wraps Very Good
96pp. Contains words, music, chord symbols and frames for 23 Dylan songs, including: All Along the Watchtower; Idiot Wind; Knockin' on Heaven's Door; Lenny Bruce; Political World; Stuck Inside of Mobile; and 17 more. Prior owner's signture on first page. 12" x 9".
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Dylan, Bob WORLD GONE WRONG
NY Amsco 1994 First Edition Pictorial wraps Very Good Illus from Photographs
24pp; 9 large illus from photographs. Contains words and music to 10 Dylan songs: World Gone Wrong; Ragged & Dirty; Broke Down Engine; Delia; Two Soldiers; etc. 12" x 9".
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Fowke, Edith & Joe Glazer SONGS OF WORK AND FREEDOM Music Arrangements: Kenneth Bray.
Chicago Roosevelt University 1960 First Edition Spiral-bound Good + Hope Taylor
208pp, index. Contains 100 songs of social protest, each placed in historical context: miners' songs, mill songs, union songs, farm songs, &c. The section titled "O Freedom!" contains songs of African Americans, including: We Are Marching on to Victory; The Abolitionist Hymn; No More Auction Block; and others. 10.5" x 7.25". Laid into this book is a four-page flyer, "Songs for Rebel Workers," printed by the IWW Printing and Publishing House, containing the lyrics to four songs and issued ca. 1965.
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Hill, Joe THE SONGS OF JOE HILL. Edited by Barrie Stavis and Frank Harmon.
NY Oak 1967 6th printing Original Wraps Fine
48pp. A five-page foreword on Joe Hill's life and work precedes the words and music to 23 songs, including: Casey Jones - The Union Scab; The Preacher And The Slave; The Tramp; It's A Long Way Down To The Breadline; The Rebel Girls; Workers Of The World, Awaken!; and 17 more. 8.5" x 5.5" "Originally published on the 40th anniversary of his murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19, 1915."
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25.00 USD
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Scruggs, Earl "Earl Scruggs--and the Sound of Bluegrass," by Pete Welding: In SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE, Vol. 12, No. 2, April-May 1962 + autograph.
NY Sing Out 1962 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Fine
60pp; text illus from photographs and line drawings. This issue contains words and music to 14 songs, including: Nine Pound Hammer; White House Blues; Cotton Mill Girls; My Oklahoma Home; Georgia And The IRT; and nine more. Articles include: Earl Scruggs-- And The Sound Of Bluegrass by Pete Welding; Some Thoughts on the Folksong Revival by Richard Dyer-Bennet; Upheaval among the Folklorists by Ed Badeaux; and others. Also present are Pete Seeger's column, the usual departments, reviews, etc. 8.5" x 5.5" On the cover is a photo of Earl Scruggs in performance with his banjo. Tipped at the front is a plain white card, signed in black felt tip: "Earl Scruggs."
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85.00 USD
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Seeger, Peggy and Ewan MacColl SONGS FOR THE SIXTIES
London Workers' Music Association 1961 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good
32pp; 11 illus from photographs. A preface by Seeger and MacColl precedes lyrics, melody lines and chord symbols to 25 protest songs of the `50s and `60s. 8.75" x 5.5" This is folksinger Joe Hickerson's copy, his small signature at the top of the title-page. The 25 songs include: Cheering the Queen; Diesel and Shale; Go Down You Murderers; That Greedy Landlord; Strontium Ninety; Wallaby Liz; &c.
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Seeger, Pete BROADSIDE BALLADS--Songs from Broadside Magazine sung by Pete Seeger: Vol. 2, includes booklet.
NY Folkways Records 1963 First Edition Pictorial Boards Fine Very Good Jacket
Broadside Album #B-302. Complete with the 12-page booklet of commentary on the songs, by Moses Asch. Paper sleeve worn. 12.25" x 12.25" Cover design by Moe Asch, photo by David Gahr. Pete sings: Little Boxes; Fare Thee Well; Never Turn Back; The Willing Conscript; Ira Hayes; Who Killed Davey Moore?; I Ain't A-scared Of Your Jail; What Did You Learn In School Today; Hard Rain's A-gonna Fall; The Thresher; William Moore The Mailman; Business; Song Of The Punch Press Operator; The Ballad Of Lou Marsh.
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Seeger, Pete and others. PEOPLE'S SONGS, Vol. 1, No. 11, December 1946: Songs of Labor and the American People.
NY People's Songs 1946 First Edition Original Wraps Near Fine Ronnie Gilbert
12pp; text illus from photographs and drawings. 10.75" x 8.5" This first Christmas issue features a cover drawing by Ronnie Gilbert of The Weavers. It includes words and music to "Free And Equal Blues" by Yip Harburg and Earl Robinson, an article by Robinson, and a Christmas memory by Lee Hays. Also here: Pete Seeger's arrangement of "Go Where I Send Thee"; a guest editorial by Bernie Asbel; lyrics to Woody Guthrie's "Jesus Christ" and to various other songs; &c.
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100.00 USD
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Seeger, Pete and others. PEOPLE'S SONGS, Vol. 2, No. 11, December 1947. Songs of Labor and the American People.
NY People's Songs 1947 First Edition Original Wraps Near Fine
12pp; text illus from photographs and drawings. 11" x 8.5" Articles in this issue: Editorial on the "un-American committee" [later HUAC]; Mother Goose; The Cradle Rocks on Broadway; Brotherhood Songs; Cross Country by Lee Hays. Songs include: Brown-skinned Cow; In The Town; Dona Nobis; centerspread of Christmas carols; Seed For Tomorrow; Brotherhood Hymn; etc. An ad for the new People's Songbook includes blurbs by Leonard Bernstein, Burl Ives, Earl Robinson, Rockwell Kent, and others.
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100.00 USD
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Sing Out magazine "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE": Volume 3, Number 5, January 1953.
NY People's Artists 1953 First Edition Pictorial Paper Covers Very Good
16pp. Edited by Irwin Silber. This issue contains words and music to seven songs, including: Hey, The Dusty Miller; Highland Widow's Lament; Tenting Tonight; and four more. Articles include: The Weavers Sing at Town Hall; Robert Burns--Scottish Rebel; They're Singing for Peace from Montreal to Vancouver; folk scene news; correspondence; etc. 8.5" x 5.5" On the cover is a photo of a Robert Burns portrait.
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