Unacc. melodies. "Of this edition ... five hundred copies have been prepared, each signed by the authors." This copy not numbered. Signed: John A. Lomax, Alan Lomax.

Working on the railroad.John Henry ; -- Steel laying holler ; -- The heavy-hipted woman ; -- Tie shuffling chant ; -- Tie tamping chant ; -- Good-by, pretty mama ; -- Paddy works on the Erie ; -- Mike ; -- The Gila monster route ; -- Hallelujah, bum again ; -- Ten thousand miles from home ; -- The wreck on the C. & O. ; -- Nachul-born easman ; -- Casey Jones ; -- The wreck of the six-wheel driver ; -- Ol' John Brown ; -- Charley Snyder -- The levee camp. Shack bully holler ; -- Reason I stay on job so long ; -- Gwineter harness in de mornin' soon ; -- Levee camp "holler" ; -- Shot my pistol in de heart of town -- Songs from Southern chain gangs. Ain' no mo' cane on de Brazis ; -- Black Betty ; -- The hammer song ; -- Rosie ; -- Ol' rattler ; -- Stewball ; -- De midnight special ; -- Long gone ; -- Great God-a'mighty ; -- Jumpin' Judy ; -- Goin' home -- Negro bad men. Bad man ballad ; -- Po Laz'us ; -- Stagolee ; -- Old Bill ; -- Frankie and Albert ; -- Ida Red ; -- Big Jim ; -- De ballit of de bol weevil ; -- Bill Martin and Ella Speed ; -- Railroad Bill -- White desperadoes. Spanish Johnny ; -- John Harty ; -- Sam Bass ; -- Jesse James ; -- Quantrell ; -- Sam Hall ; -- Zeb Turney's gal ; -- Billy the Kid ; -- The Cryderville jail ; -- Po' boy -- Songs from the mountains. Down in the valley ; -- Every night when the sun goes in ; -- The roving gambler ; -- I wish I was a mole in the ground ; -- Sugar babe ; -- When I was single (the woman) ; -- When I was single (the man) ; -- Darlin' ; -- Polly Williams ; -- The bear in the hill ; -- The little mohee -- Cocaine and whisky. Drink that rot gut ; -- Rye whisky ; -- The drunkard's doom ; -- Little brown jug ; -- Adieu to Bon County ; -- Good ol' mountain dew ; -- Lulu ; -- Willie the weeper ; -- Honey, take a whiff on me -- The blues. Cornfield holler ; -- Dirty mistreatin' women ; -- Dink's blues ; -- Dink's song ; -- Woman blue ; -- Go way f'om mah window ; -- My li'l John Henry ; -- Shorty George ; -- The "cholly" blues ; -- Fare thee well, babe ; -- Alabama-bound -- Creole Negroes. Michié Préval ; -- Rémon ; -- Criole Candjo ; -- Un, deux, trois ; -- Aurore Pradère ; -- Ou Som Souroucou ; -- Salangadou -- "Reels". Foller de drinkin' gou'd ; Run, nigger, run! ; -- Pick a bale o' cotton ; -- Hard to be a nigger ; -- Shortenin' bread ; -- Sandy lan' ; -- Pattin'. Little gal at our house ; -- Rabbit hash ; -- Da's all right, baby ; -- Cotton field song ; -- De grey goose ; -- Julie Ann Johnson ; -- My yallow gal ; -- De black gal. Minstrel types. The ballad of Davy Crockett ; -- Raise a rukus tonight ; -- When de good Lord sets you free ; -- Old Dan Tucker ; -- Cotton-eyed Joe -- Breakdowns and play parties. The Arkansas traveller ; -- Groun' hog ; -- Cumberland Gap ; -- Sourwood Mountain ; -- Old Joe Clark ; -- The gal I left behind me ; -- Ol' mother Hare ; -- Liza Jane ; -- Black-eyed Susie ; -- Louisiana girls ; -- Weevily wheat ; -- Way over in the blooming garden ; -- Skip to my Lou ; -- Shoot the buffalo ; -- Going to Boston ; -- Shoo-shoo-shoo-lye -- Songs of childhood. What folks are made of ; -- All the pretty little horses ; -- The old gray goose ; -- Long time ago ; -- Three pigs ; -- Tale of a little pig ; -- Frog went a-courtin' ; -- Crows in the garden ; -- The Connecticut peddler ; -- Billy Boy ; -- Paper of pins ; -- Hardly think I will ; -- I love little Willie -- Miscellany. The factory girl ; -- Hard times ; -- On Meesh-e-gan ; -- Tearin' out-a wilderness ; -- The man on the flying trapeze ; -- Ye ballade of Ivan Petrovsky Skevar ; -- Beautiful ; -- The highly educated man ; -- Darky Sunday school ; -- The old bachelor ; -- Rattle snake -- Vaqueros of the Southwest. Allá en el rancho grande ; -- El amor que te tenía ; -- El abandonado ; -- Cuatro palomitas blancas ; -- Tragedia de Heraclio Bernal -- Cowboy songs. From the chuck wagon ; -- Cowboys' gettin'-up holler ; -- The Old Chizzum Trail ; -- When I was a cowboy ; -- Cowboy to pitching bronco ; -- Other cowboy boasting chants ; -- Good-by, Old Paint ; -- Git along, little dogies ; -- The buffalo skinners ; -- The stawberry roan ; -- Mustang Gray ; -- Hell in Texas ; -- Arizona ; -- The killer ; -- Snagtooth Sal ; -- Tying a knot in the devil's tail ; -- Susan Van Dusan ; -- The cowboy's dream ; -- Red River shore ; -- Roy Bean ; -- An Idaho cowboy dance ; -- In town ; -- Bucking bronco ; -- Poor lonesome cowboy -- Songs of the overlanders. Joe Bowers ; -- Sweet Betsy from Pike ; -- Crossing the Plains ; -- Coming around the Horn ; -- The bull-whacker ; -- Brigham Young ; -- Greer County -- The miner. The hard-working miner ; -- The dreary Black Hills ; -- Just from Dawson -- The shanty-boy. The lost Jimmie Whalen ; -- The shanty-boy and the farmer's son ; -- Gerry's rocks ; -- Bung yer eye ; -- The banks of the Pamanow -- The Erie Canal. -- Ballad of the Erie Canal ; -- The Erie Canal ; -- The Erie Canal ballad ; -- Erie Canal ; -- A trip on the Erie ; -- Low bridge, everybody down ; -- The E-ri-e ; -- The raging can-all. The Great Lakes. Red iron ore -- Sailors and sea fights. Johnny come down to Hilo ; -- Heave away ; -- Whisky Johnny ; -- The Rio Grande ; -- The Black Ball Line ; -- Blow the man down ; -- Get up, Jack! John, sit down! ; -- Jack Wrack ; -- The Boston come-all ye ; -- The wonderful crocodile ; -- Captain Robert Kidd ; -- The Flying Cloud ; -- Constitution and Guerrière ; -- Siege of Plattsburg ; -- The buccaneers ; -- Destroyer life -- Wars and soldiers. Yankee Doodle ; -- Braddock's defeat ; -- John Brown's body ; -- Hold on, Abraham ; -- Dixie ; -- War song ; -- Good old rebel ; -- Benny Havens, Oh! ; -- The wild Miz-zou-rye ; -- Shenandoah ; -- Damn the Filipinos ; -- A rookie's lament ; -- The company cook ; -- We've done our hitch in hell ; -- If you want to know where the privates are ; -- The hearse song ; -- Hinky dinky, parley-voo? -- White spirituals. Bear the news, Mary ; -- Parting friends ; -- Burges ; -- Few days ; -- Wedlock ; -- Wicked Polly ; -- Now our meeting's over ; -- The other shore ; -- Amazing grace -- Negro spirituals. Many t'ousands go ; -- Lay dis body down ; -- Mone, member, mone ; -- Moanin' ; -- Healin' waters ; -- 'Ligion so sweet ; -- Dives and Laz'us ; -- Set down, servant ; -- Oh, Lawd, how long? ; -- Never said a mumbalin' word ; -- Hell and heaven ; -- Man goin' round ; -- Good-by, Mother ; -- This train ; -- Deep river ; -- Blin' man stood on de way an' cried ; -- Dese bones gwine to rise again ; -- Hard trials ; -- Dat lonesome stream ; -- Woe be unto you ; -- Tone de bell easy ; -- Swing low, sweet chariot ; -- When my blood runs chilly and col'.