Oregon Festival of American Music The Carter Family

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Concessions

Jaqua Concert Hall
Sheffer Recital Hall
Cole Gallery
Warren Court
Sally & Herb Nill Room
Storms Family Library
Room B09
Lower Dance Studio
Upper Dance Studio

Oregon Festival of American Music

Sing-Along 2: Folk songs of the Depression

The Carter Family

Artwork

Wildwood Flower

(1860)

Words by Maud Irving - Music by Joseph P. Webster - First recorded by The Carter Family

adaptation of I'll Twine 'Mid The Ringlets

I'll Be All Smiles Tonight

(1879)

Words by M. J. Ludlow - Music by George Powis - First recorded by Luther B. Clarke

John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man

(1890s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Ernest Stoneman

Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Tree

(1900s)

Words by Bradley Kincaid - First recorded by Ernest Thompson

The Weeping Willow

(1900s)

Words by Bradley Kincaid - First recorded by Ernest Thompson

Weeping Willow Tree

(1900s)

Words by Bradley Kincaid - First recorded by Ernest Thompson

Single Girl, Married Girl

(1928)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

Little Darling, Pal Of Mine

(1928)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

Keep On The Sunny Side

(1928)

Words by Ada Blenkhorn - Music by J. Howard Entwisle - First recorded by The Carter Family

Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone?

(1928)

Words & music by A. P. Carter

Wabash Cannon Ball

(1928)

Words by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Hugh Cross

adaptation of The Great Rock Island Route

Meet Me By Moonlight, Alone

(1928)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes

(1929)

Words by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

based on The Prisoner's Song

Don't Forget This Song

(1929)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

Sweet Fern

(1929)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

My Clinch Mountain Home

(1929)

Words & music by A. P. Carter - First recorded by The Carter Family

Fifty Miles of Elbow Room

(1930)

Words & music by Herbert Buffum - First recorded by Rev. F. W. McGee

Give Me Roses While I Live

(1933)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Carter Family

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