Shedd Theatricals 2016 traditional U. S.

Spaces looped
– at The Shedd –
Jaqua Concert Hall
Sheffer Recital Hall
Cole Gallery
Warren Court
Room B09
Shedd Ticket Office
Will Call desk
Concessions

Shedd Theatricals 2016

Oliver!

traditional U. S.

Artwork

Cumberland Gap

(1800s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Uncle Am Stuart

Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms

(1800s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Go Tell It On The Mountain

(1800s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Oh Shenandoah

(1810s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Oh Shenandoah

(1810s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Turkey In The Straw

(1820s)

Music by traditional U. S.

Sweet Sunny South

(1840s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Lynchburg Town

(1840s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

The Wayfaring Stranger

(1858)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Bright Morning Stars Are Rising

(1860s)

Down To The River To Pray

(1860s) Slave Songs of the United States

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Tom Dooley

(1868)

Words by Thomas C. Land - Music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Frank Noah Proffitt

Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

(1870s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

A Tisket, A Tasket

(1879)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

The River In The Pines

(1880s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

It's Movin' Day

(1880s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man

(1890s)

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

Git Along, Little Dogies

(1890s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Stack-A-Lee

(1897)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

When The Stars Begin To Fall

(1898)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Shady Grove

(1900s)

- First recorded by Kentucky Thorobreds

Greenback Dollar

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Ashley and Foster

I Had Me A Cat

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

All I Want Is That Pure Religion

(1900s)

- First recorded by Deacon L. J. Bates

Tying Knots In The Devil's Tail

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Shootin' Creek

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Lost John

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Blueberry Jig

(1900s)

Music by traditional U. S.

The Barn Raising

(1900s)

Music by traditional U. S.

Coal Creek March

(1900s)

Music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Marion Underwood

Duckin' and Dodgin'

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Harry Oster

Diamond Joe

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by The Georgia Crackers

Glory In The Meeting House

(1900s)

Music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Alan Lomax

Wake Up, Jonah

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by John Lomax

If I Had My Way I'd Tear the Building Down

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Blind Willie Johnson

Apples & Bananas

(1900s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

See See Rider

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Ma Rainey

Old Joe Clark

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Milwaukee Blues

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

What's The Matter With The Mill

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

White House Blues

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Charlie Poole

Leavin' Home

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Tennessee Blues

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Take A Drink On Me

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

You Ain't Talkin' To Me

(1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

When I Lay My Burden Down

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Elder Edwards, Lonnie McIntorsh

In My Girlish Days

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Hoodoo Lady

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Fingerprint Blues

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Moonshine

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Pat Do This, Pat Do That

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Little Birdie

(1920s)

- First recorded by John Hammond

Shortnin' Bread

(1920s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Little Sadie

(1922)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

This Train

(1922)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Florida Normal and Industrial Institute Quartette

Dis Train

(1922)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Florida Normal and Industrial Institute Quartette

Midnight Special

(1923)

- First recorded by Dave "Pistol Pete" Cutrell

The Rovin' Gambler

(1925)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Times Getting' Hard, Boys

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

El-A-Noy

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

The Plains of Illinois

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

My Name Is John Johanna

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Kelly Harrell

The Colorado Trail

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Cotton-Eyed Joe

(1927)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Saddle Up The Grey

(1928)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Kassie Jones

(1928)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Furry Lewis

Jenny On The Railroad

(1929)

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

Luck Will Change Someday

(1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Nothin' In Ramblin'

(1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Jump, Little Rabbit

(1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Go To Sleep, Little Baby

(1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

The Wild Rippling Waters

(1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

The Sow Took The Measles

(1931)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Greenback Dollar

(1933)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Clarence Ashley, Gwen Foster

based on Greenback Dollar

Give Me Roses While I Live

(1933)

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

Wasn't That A Mighty Storm

(1934)

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Sin-Killer Griffin

I Wish I Was in Bowling Green

(1940s)

- First recorded by Cousin Emmy

All I Want

(1941)

Words by Jim Garland - Music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by The Almanac Singers

uses melody of Greenback Dollar

The Lovely Ohio

(1956) A Ballad Singer's Choice

Words & music by traditional U. S. - First recorded by Ed McCurdy

adaptation of We'll Hunt The Buffalo

Hudson River Steamboat

(1976) Fifty Sail On Newburgh Bay

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Just A Closer Walk With Thee

(c 1830s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Twelve Gates To The City

(c 1910s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Get Right Church

(c 1930s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

Sinner Man

(c. 1890s)

Words & music by traditional U. S.

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Spaces looped
– at The Shedd –
Jaqua Concert Hall
Sheffer Recital Hall
Cole Gallery
Warren Court
Room B09
Shedd Ticket Office
Will Call desk
Concessions