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Trevor Shay has it all a successful football and baseball career, and any woman he wants. But when he finds out his college mentor s daughter is in trouble, he drops everything to come to her aid.
Haven Briscoe has finally landed a dream job as a sportscaster for a major network. But she hasn t been able to move past the recent death of her beloved father, and it s affecting her career. A plum assignment following the daily life of sports superstar Trevor Shay might be just the inspiration she needs
Trevor will do anything to spark life back into Haven, including letting her into every aspect of his world. The chemistry between them flames higher than one of Trevor s home runs and faster than his dashes to the end zone. But as they grow closer, Haven stumbles onto Trevor s closely guarded secret, one he s hidden his entire life. And despite his protests, now it s Haven s turn to put everything on hold to help Trevor. Will he let her in and trust her with a secret that could blow his professional and personal world apart?"show more
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Trevor Shay is living his dream as both a professional football and baseball player. When he discovers that his college tutor, Haven Briscoe, is struggling with her fatherâ??s death and ready to give up her career as a sportscaster he intervenes by offering her an exclusive interview. Haven and Trevor become close and Trevor worries that Haven will discover his long guarded secret.
I love this story! Trevor and Haven seem to rediscover each other at the prefect time. They end up helping each other with difficult circumstances that have hampered their lives.
I enjoyed Haven. She truly loved her father and struggled with accepting his death. Having lost my father, I could relate to her circumstance.
I love Trevor. He is understandably cocky, having a bit of an ego, but he does it in a way that makes him likable and not a jerk. He is a good guy who looks out for his friends and team mates.
I appreciated that characters from previous books are included in this novel. It is fun seeing characters you fell in love with becoming friends with the new additions.
The plot was very realistic and well done. Straddling the Line is a heartwarming story that I truly enjoyed. My heart went out to both characters and what they endured and worked to overcome.
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Subject: Index: Cooperative Recreation Service From: Joe Offer Date: 02 Jul 04 - 01:06 PM This is an edited PermaThread, and all messages posted here are subject to editing and deletion. This thread is intended to serve as a forum for indexing songbooks published by the Cooperative Recreation Service and its successor, World Around Songs. Search for other PermaThreadsHow to use Songbook IndexesUse [CTRL-F] to find the song you want, and then post a request for the song at the bottom of the thread. We'll contact the songbook owner and obtain the lyrics, and we'll post an answer or a link in your request message.
The company published songbooks in a very distinctive format, a pocket-sized 3-5/8" wide by 6-5/8" tall. The book emphasized international folk songs translated into English, but also included traditional American songs and American "leftist" songs. It also published songbooks for the Girl Scouts, the YWCA, the american Camping Association, Methodist youth camps, and other organizations. I don't know when it happened, but publication of these books was taken over by World Around Songs of Burnsville, North Carolina. Here are indexes of the books from this source that various Mudcatters have available. If you'd like to see any of the songs listed in these indexes, post your request here and we'll start a thread for the song. -Joe Offer-
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7036 Hwy 80 South Burnsville, NC 28714 USA 828-675-5343 |
Subject: Index: Tent and Trail Songs (Coop Rec Svc) From: cetmst Date: 20 Jan 05 - 08:55 PM TENT AND TRAIL SONGS World Around Songs, Pub. by Cooperative Recreation Services, Delaware OH, 1962 Ah Ta Ka Ta Nu Va (Eskimo) All Through the Night America America the Beautiful At the Spring Be Present Here Be Thou Our Guest Bell Yodel Bicycle Built for Two Billy Boy Black Eyed Susie Blossom on the Plum Bon Appetit Bugle Calls / Bugle Note Came A-Riding Chiu, Chiu, Chiu Clementine Cling, Clang, Gloria Cobbler Come, Let's Be Singing Cowboy Night Song Crazy Dixie Day Is Done (Taps) Dese Bones Dogie Song Doktor Eisenhart Donkey Rising Drill Ye Tarriers East Side, West Side Evening Song Every Time I Feel the Spirit Ezek'el Saw the Wheel Fairest Lord Jesus Father Give This Food For the Beauty of the Earth From the Sun's Rising Ghost Song Go Well and Safely God of Our Fathers Golden Willow Tree Good Morning to You Green Grow the Rushes Han' Me Down Yo' Golden Trumpet Hello to You Ho! jikel'e (Xhosa) Holy, Holy, Holy Home on the Range Hop Out of Bed Hunger, Oh! If You're Happy Johnny's My Boy Jonathan Smith Kee lee lye la Kay Lay Lee (American Indian) Killy, Killy Kindled Fire Koni Au I Ku Wai (Hawaiian) Lake Yodel Let's Be Beginning Light From a Star Light of Day Little Johnny England Little Skunk Lonesome Valley Long John Long Legged Sailor Lord for Our Food Lord, Lord, Lord Malayan Hand Drill Menelik (South America) Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory (Battle Hymn of the Republic) Mister Rabbit Morning Comes Early Morning Song Musikanter My Farm My Wagon O Yepo (Philippines) Oh, Susannah Old Man Gray Chief Old Woman and the Peddlar Paris Is Burning (Paris se Quema) Peace, Peace, Peace Poor Tom Praise and Thanksgiving Praise the Bread Red River Valley Rise and Shine Rose, Rose, Rose Rosen fra Fyn (Denmark) Row Your Boat Shalom Chaverim Silvery Star Silver and Gold Silver Star Sim Sala Bim (Denmark) Song of the North Stars of the Summer Night Sun Ah Go Down (Guiana) Swan Sings Take Time in Life Tell Me Why This Daily Food Thou Poor bird Thus and So Time Sends a Warning T-I-R-O Titi-Toia (Maori) Trail's Bending Trampin' Tree Song Under the Linden Viva l'amour We're All Together What Aloha Means What Do You See in a Fire When I Was in Jail Where Is John Whether the Weather Who Can Sail? Who Did? Who Stole My Chickens? Why Doesn't It Rain? World Is Never Without Light Also published under the name of the American Camping Association |
Subject: Index: Swing High (Cooperative Recreation Svcs) From: cetmst Date: 21 Jan 05 - 11:11 AM SWING HIGH Korean Folk Recreation, Cooperative Recreation Services, Delaware OH, 1954. Only a few songs and a few stories but many games. Folk Songs: Ahrirang Do Ra Ji High in the Sky Willow Trees Folk Stories: The Liar The Rabbit Rat Family The Trap Tiger's Tail |
Subject: Index:Songs for Harvest and Thanksgiving Festivals From: cetmst Date: 21 Jan 05 - 09:20 PM SONGS FOR HARVEST AND THANKSGIVING FESTIVALS ed. Augustus D. Zanzig, pub. Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1956 All Ceatures of Our God and King All People That on Earth Do Dwell America the Beautiful Abide With Us Allelujah At Grandfather's House Benedicamus Bingo Come, Ye Thankful People Daily Bread Down the River For the Beautyof the earth Harvest Song I Walk the Unfrequented Road Jump Josie Merci, Seigneur Not alone for Beauteous Harvest Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee Now thank We All Our God Over the River Shoo Fly 'Simmons Skip to My Lou We Plough the Fields |
Subject: Index: Swiss Alpine Songs From: cetmst Date: 22 Jan 05 - 07:00 AM SWISS ALPINE SONGS pub. by Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1949, with illustrations. Lyrics in Swiss/German, Swiss/Italian or Swiss/French: Appenzeller, The Calling the Cows Sennelehoah Come Let Us be Joyful Freut euch des Lebens Evening Song Lueget, vo Bergen und Tal Far From Home Vo mine Berge Farmer Boy Es Burebilebli Four Horses Quattro Cavai Heidelidomm Del oben uff em Bergli Herdsman Mir Senne hei's lustig In the King's Garden La Jardiniere du Roi Life's Journey Unser Leben Old Chalet Le vieux chalet Swiss Mountain Farewell Ihr Berge, lebt wohl Two Sweethearts Dur's Oberland uf Upland Meadows Morge frueh, eh d'Sunne lacht Vreneli - Meiteli Weggis Song Winter Is Over L'invernoe passato |
Subject: Index: World Around Carols From: cetmst Date: 22 Jan 05 - 07:47 AM WORLD AROUND CAROLS, pub. by Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1959. This pamphlet also contains 15 AUSTRIAN FOLK SONGS, for singing in German and English, pub. separately by Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1959 Benedicamus Christmas Morning Gdy Sie Chrystus Rodzi (Poland) Drum Carol (Chile) From the Sun's Rising Vom Aufgang der Sonne Il est ne Joyful All Sing (Czech) On This Day Personent Hodie Posada (Mexico) Sing Now, O Adam! (Ukraine) Stars of Ice (China) Susanni Vom Himmel hoch, o Englein kommt Still, Still, Still What Child Is This? Whence, O Shepherd Maiden? (Canada) Ye Shepherds, Leave Your Flocks (France) Brillant au ciel comme u-ne grande lampe 15 AUSTRIAN FOLK SONGS: Christmas Yodel Weihnacht's Yodel Heavenly Gate (Heaven's Gate Has Opened) Es hat si'heut eroffnet The Mountainside Da droben vom Berge Gloria, Gloria Who's Knocking? Wer klopfet an? Bell Yodel Glocken Jodler Soft Darkness Es wird scho glei dumpa Bibihendi Little Chicken Haidschi Bumbaidschi Spin, Spin, Spinnerin How Happy Is the Winter Wia lustig ists in Winter The Tailor's Song Die Schneidergoass The Lumberjacks Die Holzknechtbuama Under the Linden When the Cuckoo Calls Wen der Guggu schreit |
Subject: Index: The Bridge of Song From: cetmst Date: 22 Jan 05 - 08:53 AM THE BRIDGE OF SONG, for Iowa's singing, pub. by Cooperative Recreation /services, Delaware OH, 1957 A Ram Sam Sam Above a Plain Ahrirang All Creatures of Our God and King All Through the Night Allelujah (French Round) Allelujah, Amen America America the Beautiful As the Sun Goes Down Ash Grove, The At the Gate of Heaven Battle Hymn of the Republic Be You Strong Believe Me Bengawan Solo Big Corral Blossom on the Plum Bold Fisherman Bugle Note Carol of the Stable Christmas Bells Come By Here (Kumbaya) Cost of Gladness (Sweden) Cuckoo (Austria) Docktor Eisenbart Donkey Riding Down in the Valley Dreaming Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Echo Yodel Evening Still Foot Traveler 4-H Field Song 4-H March of the Banners 4-H Pastoral Funiculi, Funicula Girls from Smoeland Golden Bridge Golden Slumbers Grandfather's Clock Greensleeves Hey, Ho, Nobody Home Hiking Song (Sweden) Hold Thy Peace Holla Hi, Holla Ho Iowa, Beautiful Land Jacob's Ladder Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair Johnny's My Boy Juanita Jubilate Deo Keel Row Lazy John Let Us Sing Together Lift Every Voice List to the Bells Little Bells Little Johnny England Little Sandman Loch Lomond Long John Lord I Want to Be a Christian Lord's My Sheperd Mama. O Give Me Mamae eu quero (Brazil) Marching to Pretoria Maytime Is Returning Mingo Mountain Morning Comes Early Morning Star Music in the Air Music Shall Live Now on Land and Sea O Little Town of Bethlehem Oh Dear, What Can the Mattr Be? Over the Meadows Owlet Ploughing Song Praise and Thanksgiving Pretty Maid Railroad Canal Rise and Shine Rose of tralee Rosemary Sea Invocation Shenandoah Silver and Gold Silver Moon SimSala Bim Sing Your Way Home Singing School, The Sir Eglamore Skye Boat Song Sleep, My Little One Sing of Peace Song of the Seasons Song of Youth Star-Spangled Banner Starlight, Starbright Stars Stars of the Summer Night Tallis' Canon This Daily Food This Is My Father's World Tina Singu (Basutoland) Toviska (Moravia) Turn Back, O Man Turn Ye to Me United Nations Hymn Valamo Bells Vive l'amour Voyager's Farewell (Corsica) Vremeli Wade in the Water Weggis Lied Were You There? We're All Together Western Moon Whether the Weather White Coral Bells With Laughter and Singing World Anthem |
Subject: Index: Komt Vrienden (Come Friends): Dutch Folk So From: cetmst Date: 22 Jan 05 - 09:54 AM KOMT VRIENDEN (COME FRIENDS), Dutch Folk Songs, pub. by Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1961 Ain boer wo noar zien noaber tou The Farmer and His Wife Daar kwam ein boer van Zwitzerland A Farmer Came From Switzerland Daar nu het feest van Pasen is The Feast of Eastertide Daar was laatst een meisje loos The Lonely Maid Die Winter is vergangen The Winter is Gone Do, do, kindje van de minne Mother's Little Baby Een meisje dat van Scheveningen kwam A Maid From Scheveningen Er is een kindetje geboren There Was a Child Who Was Born on Earth In den hemel is eenen dans In the Heaven Is a Dance Hier is onze fiere Pinkserblom Our Whitsun Girl Vier weverkens Four Weavers Komt vrienden in het ronden Come, Friends, Into the Circle |
Subject: Index: Songs, Lieder, Chansons (Coop Rec Svc) From: cetmst Date: 22 Jan 05 - 10:20 PM SONGS, LIEDER, CHANSONS Published for the International Youth Hostel Federation by Cooperative Recreation Service. Imc., Delaware OH 1959 Ade zur guten Nacht Farewell, We Must Say Our Goodnight A la claire fontaine Alouette Anne Marieken A North Country Maid A-Roving Ash Grove, The Au devant de la vie Wings of the Morning Auf, auf, zum frohlich Jagen Awake to Joyous Hunting Auf der Luneberger Heide It's Among the Purple Heather Auld Lang Syne C-a-f-f-e-e Chevaliers de la table ronde Chol, Chol (Bengali) On! On! Clementine Das Wanderns ist des Muller's Lust O, Wandering is the Miller's Joy Der frohlich Wanderer The Happy Wanderer Der Mond is aufgegangen The Moon on Hign Is Rising Derrier' chez nous Back of Our House De zevensprong The Sevenjump Die Entdeckung Amerikas Columbus' Name Was Well Renowned Die guld'ne Sonne The Sun Ascendant Die Musici Music Alone Shall Live Die Winter ist vergangen Early One Morning Ein Jager aus Kurpfalz A Hunter From Kurpfalz Fein sein, beinander bleibn Farewell, Stand By Each Other Frere Jacques Galway Piper Green Grow the Rushes, O Hans Spielmann (Per Spielmann) Het kwezelken Holla Hi, Holla Ho Home On the Range Ich bin ein Musikante Im fruhtau zu Berge Vi ga over doggstankta berg O'er Dew-laden Hills John Peel Kein sschoner Land No Lovelier Countryside Kesailta (Finland) Summer Evening Kuckuck (Austria) Kuma echa (Israeli) La-haut sur la montagne Far Up, Upon the Mountain (The Old Chalet) La route fleurie The Route's Hedged With Blossom Le brigand pendu The Robber, Mounting the Gallows L'inverno e passato Loch Lomond Ma bela bimba My Lovely Village Girl Mijn Wagen Muss i denn My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean Oak and the Ash, The Oh, Shenandoah Old Folks At Home Ole sad ps en knold The Wandering Shepherd Perrine etait servante Perrine the Serving Maid Red River Valley Rosen fra Fyn Sakura Cherry Trees Santa Lucia Sarie Marais She'll Be Comin' Round the Mountain Skye Boat Song Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Taivas on sininen (Finland) The Blue Sky Titi-Toria (Maori) Smile, O My Father Unissons nos voix Farewell and Goodbye Vive l'amour Waltzing Matilda Weggis Lied Wenn all Brunnlein fliessen When Springs Are Flowing Wir wollen zu Land ausfahren The Road to Freedom Wohl ist die Welt so gross und weit Song of the Mountain Wanderer |
Subject: Index: Handy Play Party Book (World Around Songs) From: Joe Offer Date: 03 Mar 05 - 02:42 AM This may well be the best-known and most popular book published by World Around Songs/Cooperative Recreation Service. Handy Play Party Book Original Edition by Lynn Rohrbough, 1940 Revised by Cecilia Riddell, 1982 Printed and published by World Around Songs, Inc. Across the Hall Alabama Girl All Join Hands Arkansas Cake Walk Balance Four Bear,Dver the Mountain Bingo Bingo, the Dog Bluebird (Two Little Bluebirds) Bluebird (through my window) Bow Belinda Brown-eyed Mary Candy Gal Captain Jinks Cedar Swamp Charley Cissy in the Bond Come, My Love Comin' Round the Mountain Cross Snap Doughboy Down the River Down to London Duke of York Dusty Miller Early Month of May First Old Gent Five Tinkers Four in a Boat Gents to the Center Girl I Left Behind Me Girl's A-Fooling Goin' to Boston Going Down to Cairo Great Big House Green Coffee Green Gravel Happy is the Miller I Want to be a Farmer In and Out the Window Irish Trot Jennie Crack Corn Jim Along Josie Jingle at the Window Jingle Bells Johnny O'Brown Jolly Miller Jubilee Ladies to Center Little White Daisies Looby Loo Miller Miss Maggie Needle's Eye Nobody's Business O Charley Oh,She's Gone Oh! Susanne Ohio Needle's Eye 0l' Bald Eagle Old Betty Larkin Old Brass Wagon Old Dan Tucker (went to town) Old Dan Tucker (down in town) Old Doc Jones Old Quebec Old Tom Puncheon Paw Paw Patch Pig in the Parlor Pop Goes the Weasel Promenade the Hall Push the Business On RightHand Bow Roll That Brown Jug Round Town Girls Sally Down the Alley Sandy Land Shoo Fly Simmons Skating Away Skip to My Lou Somebody's Waiting Sweetheart A-Hunting Swing on the Corner Susan Brown Tea Rye Riley Tuli-Lule Turn the Glasses Over Two Dukes A-Roving West Virginia Cakewalk Willis Ballroom Workin On the Railroad Yankee Doodle Your Best Liking |
Subject: Index: 101 Rounds for Singing (World Around Songs) From: Joe Offer Date: 03 Mar 05 - 02:52 AM 101 Rounds for Singing published by World Around songs A Man With a Wry Nose A Ram Sam Sam Absalom Adieu, Sweet Amarillis All Is Silent All Nature Smiles Are You Sleeping? At Summer Morn Au Revoir Awake, Ye Dreamers Be Prepared Be You Strong Bell Doth Toll Bells of old Haarlem Bento-Uri Blossom on the Plum Buon Giorno Canoe Round Chairs to Mend Cherries So Ripe Clocks Come, Follow, Follow Come, Let's Be Singing Congo Boat Song Cost of Gladness Derry Ding Ding Dason Die Sonne sinkt Donkeys and Carrots Earn a Little Echo Yodel Ego Sum Pauper Ein und zwanzig Evening Still Fair Morn Fellowship Fray Martin French Cathedrals Frere Jacques Frogs Give Me Your Hand Glide Along Good Morning to You Good Night to You All Grasshoppers Three Happy Days Hello to You Hey, Ho! Nobody Home Hiney Mah Tov Human Nature Hunger, Oh Hunter Jane Glover Joy in the Gates Kookaburra Laugh, Ho, Ha Le soir descend Left, Right Let Us Sing Together Let's Be Beginning Light from a Star List to the Bells Listen to the Echo Little Bells Little Bitty Man Lovely Evening Lullaby Round Make New Friends Man's Life's a Vapor Mill Wheel Miss Crab Music Shall Live Now All Woods Orchestra Owl in the Elm Poor Tom Rally Song Rise and Shine Rise Up, O Flame Rose, Rose Rosen fra Fyn Row Your Boat Seeyahnah Shalom Chaverim Silver and Gold Sing Together Singing School Son Soir Starlight, Starbright Summer Is A-coming In Summer's Coming Suze Naanje Swan Sings Sweet Rest Thou Poor Bird Time Has Come Toembai Tommy Tinker Valamo Bells Vine and Fig Tree Wees Welkom When a Weary Way Where Is John? Whippoorwill White Sand Who Can Retell? Wind in the Willows With Laughter and Singing |
Subject: Index: Chapel Conference Songbook From: Joe Offer Date: 03 Mar 05 - 03:09 AM Chapel Conference Songbook Prepared in cooperation with Office, Chief of Air Force Chaplains A Charge to Keep A Mighty Fortress Above a Plain Allelujah Round All Night, All Day Alouette Amasing Grace America the Beautiful A-roving Auld Lang Syne Be Still, My Soul Be Strong Beautiful Dreamer Believe Me Beneath the Cross Bicycle Built for Two Blest Be the Tie Bon Soir, Bon Soir Breathe on Me Burden Down Capital Ship Certainly, Lord Clementine Come By Here Come, Thou Almighty King Comin' Round the Mountain Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray Daily Bread Day Is Done Day Is Dying Dear Lord and Father Deep River Dinah Down in the Valley Doxology Echo Yodel Ev'ry Time I Feel Ezek'el Saw the Wheel Fairest Lord Jesus Faith of Our Fathers Fare Thee Well Funiculi, Funicula Go, Tell It God Be in My Head God of Grace God, Who Touchest Green Grow the Rushes Hallelujah Han Skal Leve He's Got the Whole World Hole in the Bucket Holy, Holy, Holy Home on the Range How Firm a Foundation I Got a Robe I Know the Lord I'm Gonna Sing In Heavenly Love Abiding Instruments I Want a Principle I Would Be True Jacob's Ladder Jesus Calls Us Jesus Shall Reign Jesus, Stand Among Us Kookaburra Lead On, O King Eternal Let Us Break Bread Let Us Cheer the Weary Little Ships Lord, Guard and Guide Lord, I Want to Be Lord Is My Shepherd Love Divine Marianina Morning Comes Early My Faith Looks Up My Wild Irish Rose Now the Day Is Over O for a Thousand Tongues O God, Our Help O Jesus, I Have Promised O Love That Wilt Not Let O Master, Let Me Walk Oh! Susanna Old Smoky One Finger, One Thumb Patsy Oree-oy Peace of the River Praise for Bread Puffer Billies Red River Valley Revive Us Again Rise and Shine Rise Up, O Men Row Your Boat Sarasponda Savior, Like a Shepherd Shuckin' of the Corn Silver Moon Somebody's Knocking Speak Louder Standing in Need Sweet and Low Sweet Hour of Prayer Sweet Potatoes Swing Low Take My Life Teach Me Thy Truth This Is My Father's World This Old Man Tiritomba Trampin' Vive l'amour Walking at Night We Shall Not Be Moved We Would See Jesus Weggis Song Were You There? Wesley Grace What a Friend We Have When the Saints Where He Leads Me Where Is John? White Coral Bells Workin' on the Railroad Not identified as published by World Around Songs/Cooperative Recreation Services, but the format is unmistakeable. |
Subject: Index: Let's Sing Together (Geneva Press) From: Joe Offer Date: 03 Mar 05 - 03:38 AM Let's Sing Together Published by the Geneva Press, Philadelphia planned by the Presbyterian and Reformed Churches Alishan All Creatures of Our God and King All Hail the Power All Praise to Thee All the Earth Doth Worship Thee All Through the Night A Mighty Fortress Ancient of Days A Ram Sam Sam Ariang Arise! Arise! A Round of Thanks Balm in Gilead Be Thou My Vision Brother and Lord Canoe Song Cielito Lindo Cockels and Mussels Dear Lord and Father Die Gedanken Dona Nobis Pacem Down in the Valley Everybody Loves Saturday Night Every Time I Feel the Spirit Fine and True For the Beauty of the Earth God of Grace Go Down, Moses Going Home Go Tell It on the Mountain Green Grow the Rushes Han Skal Leve Here, O My Lord Hey, Ho! Nobody Home Hi! Echo Holla Hi, Holla Ho Holy, Holy, Holy I Know the Lord I'm a Rollin' Immortal, Invisible In Christ There Is No East or West In the Woods I Saw Her as She Came I Sing the Mighty Power I Was Born and Raised in East Virginia Jesus Shall Reign King of Kings Kookaburra Kum Ba Yah Lead On, O King Eternal Let Us Break Bread Together Let Us Sing Together Lift Thy Head, O Zion Loch Lomond Lord, Speak to Me Lord, We Thank Thee for Our Brothers Make New Friends Morning Song Musikanter My Lord, What a Morning Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seen Now Let Us Sing Now Thank We All Our God O Brother Man Oh, Dear! What Can the Matter Be? Oh, Freedom! Oh, How Lovely Oh, My Lovin' Brother Old Smoky 0l' Texas O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee O Sacred Head, Now Wounded Our God, Our Help O Worship the King Plaisir d'Amour Praise and Thanksgiving Praise to the Lord Quodlibet (The Instruments) Red River Valley Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart Sakura Shenandoah Sing, Sing, Sing Spirit of the Living God Standing in the Need of Prayer Steal Away Stodola Pumpa Study War No More Suliram Swinging Along Take My Life Take Thou Our Minds Thank You for This Lovely Day The Ash Grove The Church's One Foundation The Clarinet Song The Climate The Coqui The Day Thou Gavest The Diamond The God of Abraham Praise The Hunter The Keeper The Turtle Dove The Winter's Freezing Mantle Thine Is the Glory Through North and South Two Wings Vine and Fig Tree Vive l'Amour Vreneli Wade in the Water Wayfaring Stranger We Gather Together Weggis Song Were You There? When I Survey the Wondrous Cross Where Cross the Crowded Ways Wondrous Love Zulu Warrior Zum Gal, Galli Canons and Rounds All Praise to Thee All the Earth Doth Worship Thee A Round of Thanks A Ram Sam Sam Brother and Lord Canoe Song Dona Nobis Pacem Hey, Ho! Nobody Home Hi! Echo Kookaburra Let Us Sing Togehter Make New Friends Morning Song Ol' Texas Oh, How Lovely Praise and Thanksgiving Quodlibet (The Instruments) The Hunter Through North and South Vine and Fig Tree Not identified as published by World Around Songs/Cooperative Recreation Services, but the format looks very similar. |
Subject: Index: Songs of All Time From: cetmst Date: 24 Mar 05 - 08:47 AM Songs of All time, copyright 1946, Cooperative Recreation Service. "This book is issued under the Council of Southern Mountain Workers in the interest of good recreation material in the Highland area." Forward by Olive D. Campbell, Director John C. Campbell Folk School, Basstown NC, Richard Chase, Recreation Center, Charlottesville VA and Marie Marvel, Itinerant Recreation Worker, Council of Southern Mountain Workeers, Berea KY. Songs of All Time Alleluia (All Creatures of Our God and King) All Around My Hat Barnyard Song (I Had a Cat) Beyond the Woodland Black is the Colour of My True Love's Hair Brightest and Best Chinese National Anthem Christ Was Born in Bethlehem Coasts of High Barbary Cock Robin Cuckoo, The Darkness Is Falling Deaf Woman's Courtship Dear Companion Deep in the Forest Devil's Questions Erie Canal Father Grumble Farewell, Sweet Jane Foggy Dew Froggy Went A-Courting Garden Hymn Gentle Fair Jenny Golden Day Is Dying Goodnight Goodnight, Beloved Go Tell It on the Mountain Gipsy Laddie Grasshoppers Three Happy Plowman Hey, Ho! Nobody Home I Wonder When I Shall Be Married Johnny, Come to Hilo Jolly Ploughboy Keeper, The Lark in the Morn Lazy John Little Devils Lord Lovel Now Let Every Tongue O Give Thanks Oh, Render Thanks Old King Quine Old Woman and the Peddlar One Morning in May Paper of Pins Pedlar, The Pig Went Out to Dig Praise for Bread Pretty Saro Riddle Song Rose, Rose Seeds of Love Sheep-Shearing Souling Song Sourwood Mountain Spanish Ladies Suomi's Song Tailor and the Mouse That Cause This Old Man Three Sons Tree in the Wood Twelve Days of Christmas Two Magicians Two Sisters Underneath the Forest Tree Wife of Tone Wondrous Love |
Subject: Index: Songs for the Keystone State From: cetmst Date: 24 Mar 05 - 09:09 AM Songs for the Keystone State, Compiled by 4-H Club Department, The Pennsylvania State University, Univeresity Park PA, copyright Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware OH, 1962 Songs for the Keystone State Alouette America the Beautiful Are You Sleeping? As the Sun Goes Down Battle Hymn of the Republic Bicycle Built for Two Cindy Chime's Grace Cockles and Mussels Come By Here Come to the Fair Cowboy Night Song Crocodile Song Cuckoo Dear Lord and Father Donkey Riding Down in the Valley Dreaming Evening Star Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit Fairest Lord Jesus Fare Thee Well For Sun and Rain For the Beauty of the Earth 4-H Field Song 4-H Friendship Song Frere Jacqhes Frogs Go Tell It on the Mountain God of Our Fathers God, Who Touchest Good Night to You All Goose Round Grace Song Green Grow the Rushes Happy Days Happy Wanderer Home on the Range Hungarian Round I Got a Robe I Would Be True I'm Gonna Sing In a Cottage In a Wood Jacob's Ladder Keeper, The Kookaburra Lovely Evening Morning Comes Early Mow the Hay Music Alone Shall Live Musikanter National 4-H Pledge Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen Now the Day Is Over O Give Thanks O Master Let Me Walk With Thee Oh! Susanna Ol'Texas Omaha Tribal Prayer On Top of Old Smoky Over the Meadows Pennsylvania 4-H Club Song Pennsylvania, Keystone State Ploughing Song Praise and Thanksgiving Praise for Bread Red River Valley Rocka My Soul Round of thanks Roundup Lullaby Sarasponda Shenandoah Shuckin' of the Corn Shusti Fidli Silvery Star Sing Your Way Home Song of Health Song of Peace Song of Open Country Song of the Volga Boatmen Sourwood Mountain Speed Away Standing in the Need of Prayer Swinging Along Tell Me Why This Is My Father's World Two Wings Vesper Hymn Vive l'amour Vreneli Walking at Night Waltzing Matilda Were You There? What Aloha Means Whether the Weather Whippoorwill White Coral Bells White Wings Witchcraft Zum Gali Gali |
Subject: Index: Austrian Folksongs From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:27 PM Austrian Folksongs (1959) Alleluia Awake to Joyous Hunting Bell Yodel Kuckoo-Kuckuck Da-droben-vom Berge Echo Yodel Follow the Trail Foot Traveler Friendly People Gloria Haidschi Bumbaidschi Heaven's Gate How Happy Is Winter-time Late One Evening Lumberjacks My Baby Chicken Now Darkness Skier Spinner Tailor's Goat Under the Linden Weihnachts Jodler When the Cuckoo Calls Who's Knocking Yodel-Prayer |
Subject: Index: Caribbean Folk Songs and Games From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:30 PM Caribbean Folk Songs and Games (undated) Brown Girl Calaloo Coco Finger Cuma Fish Dip Them, Bedward Donkey Bray Duppy Laugh El Coqui Gipsy in the Moonlight Gol' Ring Goo'-night, Aye, Goo'-night, O In a Fine Castle Jane and Louisa La Pajara Pinta Laundress Manuel Road Ol' Mas' Charlie Plenty Fish Run Go See Sugi Mugi Tangaleo Timber When I Was in Jail When the Moon Woman a Heavy Load Woman Is a People Yes, Bar Limbo |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:35 PM Come Friends - Let's Be Merry 31 Songs from Middle Europe (1951, 1961) (coming soon) Still to come: Itinerary In Song Four and Twenty Carols and Holiday Songs Aloha Sampler Sing Along the Way (YWCA) East West Songs Songs to Keep Songs We Like Peoples of Earth Happy Days Song Adventures Work and Sing: An International Songbook (needs revision) Grace at Table (needs revision) I'm Gonna Sing Sing It Again! (Methodist) Life on the H Let's Sing (same title, same publisher, different book) Camp Songs 'n' Things |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:38 PM Grandma Sings (undated) Danish Songs - translated and edited by Saralice Burr Petersen Bee Clocks Cuckoo Knows Danish Hiking Song Den danske sang Evening Songs Harvest Song In Dreamland It's Raining Little Colt Little Lisa Little Ole Little Rider Lovely Garden My Farm Rock-a-bye Rosen Fra Fun Sim Sala Bim Stork, Stork Up, Little Hans |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:42 PM Having Fun the Polish Way (undated) Proverbs and Sayings Riddles Games Building A Bridge Cracking the Egg, Easter Game Dog and the Rabbit Good Morning Hooked Ring Substitution Whirling Plate Recipes Holiday celebrations Blessed Easterfare Christmas Carols Christmas Eve Christmas Party Menu Christmas Tree Ornaments Christmas Wafer Coloring of Easter Eggs Eve of St. Andrew Folk Tale Noodle Head Folk Songs of Poland Christmas Morning Evening Hymn Farewell Hark! In the Darkness He Is Sleeping Jasiu, Return Maciej Passed Away Maiden's Wish Morning Hymn My Little Star Notes on Christmas Carols Under the Maple Tree Folk Dances of Poland Goralski Kashubian Waltz Krakowiak Kujawiak Mountaineers Sow Seeds Notes on Folk Dances Olender On to the Woods, Hey! |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:45 PM Happy Meeting (undated) Czech and Slovak Folk Songs Above a Plain All Alone Annie Bagpipes Came A-riding Dancing Farewell to Bohemia Good Night, Beloved Happy Meeting Home Road Let Us Sing Together Lovers' Quest Lullabye, Little One Morning Comes Early My Homeland O Musicians One Day Ere Long Over the Meadows Timid Maiden Toviska Tynom, Tynom Underneath Our Cottage Window Walking at Night Whither, Little Path? |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:47 PM Joyful Songs of India (1956) Ah, Tiewlarun Among the Pines Amra Nuton Binti Hamari Christmas Lullaby Good Sky Gram Chara Gup! Jai Jai Yishu Jana Gana Mana Jayo Ho Jiwan Deep Jalao Light Thou the Lamp Listen to Our Prayer Lumbiddi Aylo Manam Nalla National Anthem Ninni Baba Pahari Love Song Raghupati Raghava Song of Youth Sudu, Sudu Tall Tale Thanana nanana Thinai Flour Thinaimavu To Our Jesus Victory Hymn |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:50 PM The Pagoda (1946, 1967) Twenty-Three Chinese Songs After School Chinese Grace Communion Hymn Compass Hymn Faith, Hope, and Love Fat Baby Sister Feng Yang Song Filial Crow Fount of love God's Mercies Great Wall Ballad Highest Heavens Holy Spirit Jesus Loves Little Ones Lord, for Revealing Gifts Lullaby Old Philosopher's Rise to Greet the Sun San Min Chu Yi Small Cabbage Head Song of Praise to God Song of the Hoe Stars of Ice Temple Chant to Spring Yangtze Boatmen's Chantey |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 09:55 PM Sing Around the World (undated) 88 songs from 57 countries A Kapasule A Ram Sam Sam A Sing Sing So After School Ahrirang America the Beautiful Ask of the Stars At the Spring Aztec Lullaby Band of Brothers Beauty Around Us Beyond the Woodland Bird Song Blow the Wind Blowing Wind Boatman' Chantey Canoe Round Caxcanga Charlie Is My Darling Chíu, Chíu, Chíu Come Friends Come Out Discover of America Donkeys and Carrots Droumba, Droumba Drum Carol E Jeka Lo Early to Bed Echo Yodel El Barco Chiquitito Fray Martin Go Well Gypsying Hali Ho Hand in Hand Hawaiian Serenade Herdsman Hiney Mah Tov Johnny's My Boy Kawai Kyrie Land of Spain Left, Right Let Us Smile Linstead Market List to the Bells Little Eskimo Little Olé Make New Friends Man' Life a Vapor May Carol My Boat My Nipa Hut One World Orchestra Peoples of Earth Polish Haying Song Poncho Verde Puffer Billies Rally Song Riding in the Morning Rocks on the Mountain Scottish Grace Shalom Chaverim Silvery Star Sing Your Way Home Song of Peace Song of Youth Sun of Hope Take Time in Life Tongo Train Trees Bend Try the Riddle Two Plus Two Tzena, Tzena Waltzing Matilda Westering Home When the Saints Where Is John? Whippoorwill Who Can Sail? Wind in the Willows Wings of the Morning World Anthem Yangtze Boatmen Youpe! Youpe! |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:00 PM Tayo'y Umawit (1962) Songs from the Philippines A Tender Lullaby Aking Bituin Ako Kini Si Angi Ako'y Anak Ni Tatay Angie and Dannie At the Spring Atin Cu Pung Singsing Bahay Kubo Dandansoy Dongdongwen Canto Heart of Stone I Am My Father's Own Son Isang Araw Leron, Leron My Dear Lovely Ring Lulay Manang Biday My Nipa Hut My Orange Tree My Star National Anthem O Loneliness On One Dark Night One Day, Isang Araw Pambansang Awit Pamulinawen Sarung Bangui Sua-Sua Walay Angay |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:08 PM Very Favorites of the Very Young (1986) (Carol Henry, editor) Ain't It a Shame Ain't It Great to Be All Night, All Day Applepicker's Reel As We Leave This Autumn Time Back of the Bread Bean Song Bingo Birthday Cake Brownie Smile Song Bumblebee Canoe Round Caterpillar Christmas Is Coming Christmas Quodlibet Clock Cockles and Mussles Comin' 'Round the Mountain Country Life Douglas Mountain Down the road For Health and Strength Freight Train Frere Jacques Go Tell It on the Mountain God Is Great Granny Will Your Dog Grass So Green Grasshoppers Three Gypsy Rover Had a Little Chicken Happy Wanderer Hanukah, O Hanukay Head, Shoulders, Knees He's Got the Whole Hush, Little Baby I Can Feel the Sweet I Can't See the Wind I Have a Rooster I Love the Mountains If You're Happy In a Cottage in a Wood It Rained a Mist It's a Small World It's Snowing Itsy Bitsy Spider Jingle Bells Kookaburra Kum Ba Yah Land of the Silver Little Bird Little jesus, Sweetly Los Pollitos Mail Myself to You Marjorie, Go Feed Mary Wore Her Red Michael, Row More We Are Together My Bonnie Lies Over Now All the Woods Are Oh! Susannah Old Dan Tucker Old Miss Sally Old Thompson Old MacDonald Once I Had a Pumpkin One Bottle of Pop Over the River Paw Paw Patch Pick It Up Place In the Choir Plant Starts With Po Po Po Pop Goes the Weasel Pussywillows Put Your Finger Race You Down the Raindrops River Trip Row Your Boat Sailor Went to Sea Shalom Chaverim Lilent Night Sing a Song of Spring Six Little Ducks Skinny Marink Skip to My Lou Snake Skin Spanish Counting Star of the Evening Sur le Pont Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Take Me Out to the Ballgame Take Time in Life Ten Little Chipmunks There Was an Old This Old Man Threw It Out the Window To Stop the Train Twinkle, Twinkle We Wish You a Merry Christmas Wheels on the Bus When I'm on My Journey Where Are the Froggies Where Do You Sleep? Where Is Thumbkin? Where's Mary Whipporwill Who Is in the Ring? |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:11 PM Bright Morning Stars (1984) Acres of Clams Applepicker's Reel Arkansas Traveler Around My Barn Bheir Me O Blossom on the Plum Boll Weevil Bright Morning Stars Broom of Cowden By'm Bye Can You Dig Cherry Trees Cherries So Ripe Chickens Get Into Circle of the Sun Cluck Old Hen Colorado Trail Come, Follow, Follow Cotton Needs A'pickin Country Gardens Country life Crawdad Song Dakota Hymn Father Grumble Follow the Drinking Frogs Garden Holler Garden Song Gardening Go Tell Aunt Rhody God Bless the Grass Gone, Gonna Rise Granny, Will Your Dog Bite Harvest round Hearth and Fire Hey, Ho, Nobody Home on the Range Ho'ven, Ho'ven I Ain't Got Nobody I Ain't in a Hurry I Can Feel the Sweet Winds Blowing I Walk the Unfrequented I Want to Be a Farmer If You Love Me John Barleycorn Lavender's Blue Leatherwing Bat Living Gently Love Song Maple Syrup Time Marjorie, Go Feed Mole in the Ground Months of the Year More Wood Morning Has Broken Morning Light Mountain Cloudlet My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains Now All the Woods Oats, Peas, Beans Ol' Texas Old Blue One Man Shall Mow Our Meeting Is Over Owl in the Elm Pick a Bale Plowin' Riddle Song Rose, Rose Round for Autumn Sakura Scarborough Fair Seeyahnah Simple Gifts Sommer Kommer Sow Took the Measles Starlight, Starbright Summer's Coming Sweet Potato Round Sweet the Evening Air Three Craw Turn, Turn, Turn Turning Toward Walk, Shepherdess Water Is Wide Waterbound What'll I do---Baby-O When I'm on My Where Is John? Whippoorwill White Sand & Gray Sand Wild Mountain Thyme Wind in the Willows Young Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:13 PM Songs to Sing and Sing Again (1984) (Shelley Gordon) A la Vivo Ah Ta Ka Ta Nu Va Aiken Drum Ain't it a Shame Alleluh Allelujah, Amen All Night, All Day Alouette Amen Are You Sleeping? Bell Song Bell Yodel Bella Bimba Bonhomme Bonsoir mes amis By'm Bye Can You Dig Cape Cod Chantey Careless Love Chairs to Mend Cherry Trees Chichi Papa Chickens Get Into Clarinet Song Cockles and Mussels Come and Go with Me Come, My Love Companion Songs Cuckoo Dance Inventions Dashing Away Das Tanzen Ist Aus Dialogue Dillan Bay Dona Nobis Pacem Down in the Valley Dumbarton's Drums Echo the Leader Echo Yodel Eskimo Lullaby Everybody Loves Saturday Night Fare Thee Well Follow the Drinking Follow the Leader Four Jolly Blacksmiths French Cathedrals Frere Jacques Go Tell Aunt Rhody Go Well and Safely Going Over the Sea Good Night to You Goose Round Green Trees Guidelines for Leaders Ha, Ho, Hay Haida Hambani Kahle Hand in Hand Harmony Greeting Haul on the Bowlin' Hello, Everybody Here Is What I Can Do Hevenu Shalom Hineh Mah Tov Hole in the Bucket Horsey, Horsey Ho'ven, Ho'ven Hunt the Cows I Am a Good Musician I Can Feel the Sweet Winds Blowin' I Have a Rooster I'm on My Way It's a Long Way Jenny Jenkins Jubilate Deo Land of the Silver Birch Lazy Robin Let Us Endeavor Let Us Sing Together Little Wheel! Long John Louisiana Lullaby Love Come Tricklin' Lovely Evening Lu-la-le Lullaby and Goodnight Lullaby round Make New Friends Michael Row the Boat Mole in the Ground Mon Merle Music Shall Live My Aunt Came Back My Twenty Pennies Napoleon New River Train Oh Freedom Ol' Texas Old Blue Old MacDonald Old Smoky Olive Trees Are Standing One Finger, One Thumb One Man Shall Mow Orchestra Patsy Oree-Ay Peace of the River O Peace, Peace, Peace Peter and Paul Pick a Bale of Cotton Planting Rice Plowin' Polish Haying Song Poor Tom Promises to Keep Rhythmic Chanting Rise Up, O Flame Robin Odiog Rocka My Soul Rope Game Russian Humming Sakura Sarasponda Scarf Song Sculptures Sea Lion Woman Shalom Chaverim Shoo Fly Shri Ram, Jai Ram Simmons Simple Gifts Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child Star of the Evening Study War No More Sun Ah Go Down Sweet Potatoes Sweet Potato Round Swing Low Take This Hammer Take Time in Life Tangaleo This Old Man Three Craw Threw It Out Tina Singu Toembai Tommy Tinker Tongo Train from Almendral Tree in the Wood Tumbalalaika Vine and Fig Tree Vive l'amour Warm-ups to Singing Waterbound Water Come a Me Eye What'll I Do--Baby-O When I'm On My Journey When the Saints Whether the Weather White Sand & Gray Winter Now Is Over Who Did Who Stole My Chickens Wind in the Willows Yangtze Boatmen's Zum Gali Gali |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:19 PM Children's Songs for A Friendly Planet A Ram Sam Sam Asikatali Back of the Bus Black Socks Chiapanecas Child of the Universe Congo Lullaby Coqui Deep, Deep Dipidu Dona Nobis Pacem Down on the Farm Ducks Earth Is My Mother Everybody Loves Saturday Family of Woman and Man Faraway Friends Farmer Is the One Fight On, Sisters Follow the Drinking Gourd French Counting Song Friendship Song Ging Gong Gooli Glad to Have a Friend Go Down Moses Go Well and Safely God Bless the Grass Grand and Glorious Harriet Tubman Haru Ga Kita Head, Shoulders, Knees Hello, Ladybug Hine Ma Tov Horsey, Horsey I Am a Good Musician I Can See a New Day I Don't Want Your Millions I Like You I Want to Live If I had a Hammer I'm in Favor of Friendship It Could Be a Wonderful Itik Besenda Gurau It's Up to You and Me Ka Tam Ma Wui K'ang Ting Song Kid's Peace Song Kookaburra Kum Ba Yah Let It Be Let There Be Peace Little Bit of light Long Walk Love Grows One by One Make New Friends Many Thousand Gone Massasoit May There Always Be Sunshine Milestones More We Get Together My Banjo My Bonnie My Farm My Rhinoceros No More Nukes Oh, Freedom One Big Family One Bottle of Pop One Morning I Rose One Pair of Hands One World Pat on the Back Pat Works on the Railway Peace Is Peace Pipe Peace Song Peace Will Come Penobscot Song of Greeting Peoples of the Earth Perinitza Place in the Choir Raghupati Ragava Raja Ram Red, White and Blue Ride on the Bus with Me Shalom Chaverim Sing together Skating on the Volga So Long, It's Been Good to Know You Song of Peace Song of the Whales Spring Has Come! Step by Step Strangest Dream Study War No More That Bomb Has Got to Go There Is Always Something This Land Is Your Land This Little Light of Mine Time Has Come Time to Start Living Tinga Layo To Stop the Train Toast Treasure Chests Tzena, Tzena, Tzena, Tzena Under One Sky United Nations We Shall Not Be Moved We Shall Overcome We'll Be Back Again Welcome Table Who Can Sail? Wo Seywa De World of Tomorrow Yo Que Soy Americano You Can Make the Sun Shine |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:20 PM One Tune More (undated) Songs of America A-jogging Along Aloha Oe Arise As Each Happy Christmas As With Gladness At Length There Dawns Aunt Dinah's Band of Brothers Barbara Allen Bell Doth Toll Blow the Man Down Bold Fisherman Boll Weevil Song Cape Cod Chantey Carry Me Back Come, Ye Thankful Comin' Round Cowboy Love Song Cowboy Night Song Curtains of Night Dakota Hymn Dixie Dogie Song Down the River Drill, Ye Terriers Early To Bed East Side, West Side Erie Canal Farewell Dear Good Old Husband Goose Round Grandfather's Clock Hallelujah Happy Days Harmony Greeting Hey, Betty Martin Hole in the Bucket Hush Little Baby I Love Little Willie Jane Glover Jeanie Jennie Jenkins Jimmie Crack Corn Juanita Kill, Killy Light of Ages Listen to the Mocking Bird Little Annie Rooney Little Pig Love's Old Sweet Song Mingo Mountain Miss Julie Mississippi Boatman Mistah Rabbit Mister Banjo Nelly Bly Now Goodnight Old Chisholm Trail Old Folks At Home Old King Cole Old Man Grey Chief Omaha Tribal Prayer Onward We Go Over the River Pick a Bale of Cotton Red River Valley Reuben Ranzo Ring, Ring the Banjo Rio Grande Rolla Trudum Row Your Boat Sacramento Scotland's Burning Shoo Fly Simple Gifts Spanish Cavalier Spanish Guitar Springfield Moutain Starlight, Starbright Sweet Potatoes This Old Hammer Tommy Tinker United Nations Hymn Wayfaring Stranger We Shall Not Be Moved Welcome, Sweet Whippoorwill Song White Coral Bells White Wings Wild Gazelle World Anthem |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:21 PM Songs of the Wigwam (1995) Fox Hunters Song Hoot Owl Song Iroquois rain Dance Kee Lee Lye Ya Magic Feathers Many & Great, Oh God Maple Sugar Song My Bark Canoe Ottawa Canoe Song Paddling My Canoe Penobscot Song Of Greeting Rain Song Seeyahnah Wood Pecker Song |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:23 PM Look Away (1963) 56 Negro Folk Songs Amen Balm in Gilead Burden Down Certainly, Lord Chicka-hanka Children Go Where Come and Go Cotton Needs A-Pickin' Deep River Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel Ev'ry Time I Feel Get on Board Go Down, Moses Go Tell It on the Mountain Good News, Chariot's Coming Good News in the Kingdom Great Day Green Trees, Rocky Road Grey Goose He's Got the Whole World Hold On I Couldn't Hear Nobody I Got a Robe I know the Lord I Want to Be Ready I Want to Die Easy I'm A-Rolling I'm Gonna Sing Jacob's Ladder King of Kings Kum Ba Yah Let Us Break Bread Let Us Cheer Little David Look Away Lord, I Want to Be a Christian Lord, Lord, Lord My Lord, What a Morning Nobody Knows Oh, My Lovin' Brother Old Ark's A-Movering Rise Up, Shepherds Rocks on the Mountain Roll, Jordan Show Me the Way Sinner, You Know Somebody's Knocking Steal Away Study War No More Swing Low, Sweet Chariot There's a Meeting Trampin' Wade in the Water Walk Together, Children We Shall Walk Were You There? |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:25 PM Sacred Canons (1963, 1985) Absalom Agnus Dei Alleluh Alleluia Allelujah, Amen Ave Maria Band of Neighbors Be Thou Our Guest Cost of Gladness Danket dem Herrn Dona Nobis Pacem Ego Sum Pauper Fellowship For Food and Joy For Sun and Rain For Thy Gracious From Sun's Rising Gelobet Gently Let Peace Gloria Glory, Laud & Honor Go Now in Peace Hallelujah Round Herr, Bleibe Bei In All Thy Ways Joy in the Gates Jubilate, Deo Kommt Herbei Kyrie Laudate Nomen Domini Lord Is Risen Lord of All Life Miserere Morgansand Morning Prayer Non Nobis Domine O Render Thanks Oh, Good Friend Poems of All Tongues Praise Ye Our God Response of Thanks Rise and Shine Rise Up, O Flame Round of Thanks Rise and Shine Rise Up, O Flame Round of Thanks Russian Alleluia Sanctus Shalom Chaverim Sing and Rejoice Sing Our Praise Singt dem Herren This Daily Food Thou Art My Shepherd Through North & South Unto Thee, God Vesper Round When Jesus Wept World Is Never |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:28 PM Sing Together Children (a project of the Music Education Department, Pennsylvania State University) A Ram Sam Sam Alleluia Alouette America America the Beautiful A-ridin' Old Paint Are You Sleeping At the Gate of Heaven Barnyard Song Bibihendi Bicycle Built for Two Billy Boy Bingo, the Dog Boll Weevil Song Bow Belinda Canoe Song Caxcanga Choo-Choo Christ Was Born Cielito Lindo Cockles and Mussels Come and go Come, Follow, Follow Come, Let' Be Singing Come, Ye Shepherds Come, Ye Thankful Dancing-Tancuj Deaf Woman' Courtship Dery Ding Ding Dason Dogie Song Don Gato Dona Nobis Pacem Donkey riding Down the River Drum Carol Duke of York Early One Morning Erie Canal Ev'ry Time I Feel Ev'rybody Loves Saturday Night Fairest Lord Jesus Fire Down Below For Health and Strength Four in a Boat Fray Martin Frere Jacques Friendly Beasts Froggy Get on Board Glory, Laud and Honor Go Tell Aunt Rhody Grasshoppers Three Hand in Hand He's Got the Whole World Heaven's Gate Herdsman Hey, Betty Martin Hey, Ho! Nobody Home High in the Sky Horsey-Horsey I Love the Mountains I Want to Be a Farmer I've Got a Shoes Ingonyama Instruments Jacob's Ladder Jingle Bells Johnny's My Boy Jolly Old Roger Joyful, Joyful Jump Josie Kookaburra Kum Ba Ya Lavender's Blue Let's Be Beginning Little Bells Little Johnny England Little Ole Lonesome Valley Lovely Evening Lullaby Lullabye, Little One Make New Fiends Mistah Rabbit Mr. Raccoon Morning Comes Early New River Train O Won't You Sit Down Oh, She's Gone Oh! Susanna Old Smoky Orchestra Over the River Paper of Pins Peter and Paul Polish Haying Song Poor Tom Riddle Song Rise Up, O Flame Rosa Shalihonba Sheep-Shearing Shoo, Fly Silvery Star Simple Gifts Sing Together Sing Ye Sweetly Six Little Ducks Skip To My Lou Sourwood Mountain Springfield Mountain Star Spangled Banner Starlight, Starbright Still, Still Swan Sings Swapping Song Tailor and the Mouse This Old Man Tobias Toembai Train Trampin' Trees Bend Turn the Glasses Over Twelve Days of Christmas We Gather Together We're All Together Again Weaving the Kanti Cloth What Child Is this? Where Is John? Whippoorwill White Coral Bells White Sand Yangtze Boatmen Zum Gali Gali |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:31 PM Let's Sing (undated) Scout Favorites A Ram Sam Sam Above A Plain All Night, All Day Ash Grove Back of the Loaf Barges Blessing Dona Nobis Ego Sum Pauper God Has Created Grasshoppers Three Holla Hi I Love the Mountains Jacob's Ladder Kookaburra Kum Ba Yah Land of the Silver Birch Linger Linstead Market Little Drop of Dew Little Johnny Lovely Evening Make New Friends Music Shall Live Now All The Woods Are Waking Now the Day Is Over Ol' Texas One World Our Cabaña Our Chalet Peace of the River Rise Up, O Flame Rose Sarasponda Seeyahnah Shalom Chaverim Sing Together Sing Your Way Home Slumber Boat Slumber, Slumber Streets of Laredo Swinging Along Tangaleo Tzena Vesper Round Walk Shepherdess Walk Wayfarer's Grace Zum Gali Gali |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 10:33 PM Little Book of Carols (undated) Angel's Song Away in a Manger Beauty Around Us Brightest and Best Bring a Torch Christmas Eve Christmas Lullaby Christmas Yodel Come, Ye Shepherds Coventry Carol Deck the Hall Drum Carol First Noel Friendly Beasts Gloria Good Christian Men Go Tell It On the Mountain Go to Bethlehem Heaven's Gate Holly and the Ivy Infant Holy It Came Upon the Midnight Joy to the World Joyful All Sing Lo, How a Rose Lullay Merry Bells O Come, All Ye Faithful O Come, Emmanuel O little One O Little Town On This Day Pat-a-Pan Polish Carol Rejoice Silent Night Sing and Rejoice Sing Now, O Adam! Stars of Ice Still, Still Susanni Twelve Days of Christmas Weihnachts Jodler What Child Is This Whence, O Shepherd Maiden? Ye Shepherds, Leave |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 11:13 PM Guiana Sings (1959) (dedicated to Miss Vesta Lowe, collector of Guiana Folk Songs) Bamboo Dam Berbice Gal Chantey Col' A-ready Cuma Fish Daddy gone Ganjamani Gol' ring Goo'-night Aye Guiana's Children Itname Marjianna Rainy wedder Sancha Sugi Mugi Sun Ah Go Down Supinam Water Timber Waster T'ing No Regula' Train Song Way Down in Demerara When Me Go Yalla Gal CELEBRATING OUR CREATIVE PERSONALITIES Vesta Lowe (1907 -1992) Vesta Lowe was a multidimensional woman-teacher, singer, musician, folk song collector, and rural development professional. She was a pioneer in so many aspects of life. She was among the first batch of teachers to graduate from the Teachers Training College. She is considered to be the first Black woman to graduate from Tuskegee Institute with a B.Sc. (Honours) degree in Home Economics. Lynette Dolphin described Vesta Lowe as the pioneer in the field of Folk Song preservation in Guyana as she collected the music from various rural districts and the hinterland and popularised it in choral form at concerts presented by the Dawson Music Lovers Club and the Vesta Lowe Choir. Her publication Guiana Sings and the accompanying LP record were published by the Cooperative Recreation Service, Inc., in Delaware, Ohio, in 1959. The publication and accompanying LP were used across the United States in music education programmes. Vesta Lowe Vesta Lowe grew up in a home that was permeated with music. Music was a family tradition: her mother and father were both staunch members of church choirs. Vesta also sang in Sunday school and church choirs. Her musical education continued at the Teachers Training College where she studied under Rev. Hawley Bryant, who composed the music for Song of Guianas Children. Like the late Dr. Ptolomey Reid, Vesta Lowe was a graduate of Tuskegee Institute. She attended the institution during the 1930s through a scholarship that was provided by British Guianas Negro Progress Convention. While at Tuskegee Institute, she continued her music education and training. Among her tutors were Mr. William L. Dawson and Mrs. Portia Washington Pitman. Mr. Dawson was the Institutes choir conductor, and Mrs. Pitman, the daughter of Booker T. Washington, the founder of the Institute, was the assistant conductor and piano tutor. Vesta Lowe was a soprano in the Institutes first choir during her stay at Tuskegee. Among her most prized memories of her stay in the United States was being part of the Tuskegee choir that sang at the opening of Radio City in 1932. On her return to British Guiana, she proceeded to give back to her community in the spirit of the Negro Progress Convention and the Tuskegee Institute. Among her indelible contributions was the founding of the Dawson Music Lovers Society-named after her college professor-in 1939. She served as the conductor. The training she provided members of the Dawson Music Lovers Society made them attractive to other choirs such as the Maranatha Male Voice Choir. Members such as James Pheonix and John Bagpipe Fredericks would go on to become leaders in the British Guiana Police Male Voice Choir. James Pheonix later formed the Skeldon Music Lovers Society. Because of this dynamic, Vesta Lowe influenced musical education and appreciation across Guyana. Her repertoire in the early period included Negro spirituals and Irish songs. By 1944, she created the Vesta Lowe Choir with the declared aim of making music accessible. John Fredericks remembers her as a demanding leader and a stickler for punctuality. He tells the story of a leading male singer who was sent home because he showed up in a grey suit when the required code was a dark suit. Among her efforts at making music accessible was organising concerts at the Town Hall and moonlight singing on the Sea Wall. According to Women of Talent, In 1947, Mrs. [Lowe]-Prescod broke new ground, and presented a programme of Guyanese Folk Songs, in which the Qweh-Qweh Dancing accompanied by African Tom-Toms was a novel feature. The rest is history. That concert contributed to the breaking down of the stigma associated with Guyana folk songs created by formerly enslaved Africans in British Guiana and gave Guyana a musical tradition of which all could be proud. In addition to contributing to the development of music in Guyana, Vesta Lowe had a proud public service career in education, health, and nutrition. She served as Dietician at the Public Hospital in Georgetown and as Supervising Dietician of the Childrens Breakfast Center. She taught at the Carnegie School of Home Economics. She was also a member of the B.G. Branch of the British Red Cross Society and served as a Vice President of the Teachers Training College Old Students Association. She was also a foundation member of the Kitty Womens Institute and served as its president. According to one of her relatives, Vesta Lowe spent most of her time working with the Ministry of Agriculture. While there, she was very involved with 4-H clubs from New Amsterdam to Crabwood Creek and Black Bush Polder. She also organised a lot of community clubs and projects in the Manchester/Liverpool/Lancaster area, some of which met in her home at Manchester. Those who knew Vesta Lowe have commented on her unselfishness and her use of personal and other resources to enhance the lives of others. As Lynette Dolphin confirmed, Vesta Lowe was a pioneer in the preservation of Guyanese folk songs. About 15 years ago, one of my colleagues at Ohio University gave me the LP Guiana Sings that was used by his mother when she taught school in rural Ohio. This is one of the most treasured items in my Guyana collection. On that album we have recorded for posterity the voice of Rev. Fred Talbot. The LP also features the voice of a young Rafiq Khan, then Programme Director of the British Guiana United Broadcasting Company, providing descriptions of the 13 folk songs on the LP -Col A-ready, Cuma Fish, Daddy Gone Gol Ring, Goo-night, Aye, Itaname, Marijanna, O Gal, Ah Too love, Rainy Wedder, Sancha, Sugi Mugi, Sun Ah Go Down, Supinam Water, Ting Na regula, Train Song, When Me Go, and Yalla Gal. I was recently able to get a copy of the book that accompanied the LP from John Fredericks. The book contains the lyrics and music for 21 Guyanese folk songs. Vesta Lowes work is very important and she must be accorded the respect that has been accorded to the worlds great song catchers like Jesse Fewkes, Bella Bartok, Edvard Grieg, Percy Grainger, and Alice Fletcher whose collections of the songs of ordinary people have helped people around the world to appreciate their cultural heritage and have influenced other genres of music. The aim of these features is to go beyond descriptions of individual contributions. These features call upon us to appreciate context and identify next steps in important tasks of preserving, propagating and promoting Guyanas cultural heritage. Vesta Lowe studied in the United States during the Jim Crow era and returned to British Guiana to continue experiencing discrimination. Despite her education, training, and qualifications, she was never able to obtain a tenured position in the British Guiana civil service. According to her relatives, she held a number of open-vote appointments. Despite these professional slights she continued to serve her country. She soared above the vulgarity of her times and left for us a body of work that makes us proud to be Guyanese. Vesta Lowe was a 2003 Wordsworth McAndrew Awardee. The members of the Guyana Folk Festival 2003 team thank you all for your support and look forward to your participation in the future. The great Guyanese years are still to come. Sources: Lynette Dolphin. Complier and Transcriber. One Hundred Folk Songs of Guyana. Georgetown, Guyana: The Department of Culture, Ministry of Education and Cultural Development, 1996. Vesta Lowe. Guiana Sings. Delaware, OH: Cooperative Recreation Service, Inc., 1959. Article on Vesta Lowe-Prescod in Women of Talent from Hugh Sams Scrapbook (1950) Telephone interview with John Bagpipe Fredericks in August 2003. E-mail correspondence with Dr. Loris King, and Ms. Cloelene Jones, cousins of Vesta Lowe (August 2003) Mickey Hart. Song Catchers: In Search of the Worlds Music. 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Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 11:32 PM Song-Games of Trinidad and Tobago (1961) (J.D. Elder) Brown Girl in the Ring Gipsy in the Moonlight I Lost My Glove In a Fine Castle Jane and Louisa Miss Lucy There Was a Little Sandy Girl When I Was in Jail |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Bert Date: 23 Feb 06 - 11:35 PM I hate to say this but Joe KNOWS all those songs. |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 23 Feb 06 - 11:39 PM I don't know 'em all, Bert - but I think Judy Cook does... Merry Hours (undated) (favorite Hungarian Folk songs) A Bunda Across the Tisza (Altal mennek) Bachelor (Mikor en meg) (by Joseph Szerdahelyi) Cherries (Mar minalunk) Choo-Choo (Megy a gozos) Debrecen Fair (Debrecende) Erdo, Erdo, Erdo From Exile (Elindultam) Listen, Sweet Rose (Hallod e rozsam) Look There, My Darling (Latod e babam) Marriage Song (Zorog a kocsi) Merry Hours (Ugy tetszik) Morning Star (Megyen mar) My Model Mate (Nekem olyan) Peter and Paul (Hajmasi Peter) See the House (Kiment a haz) Shall I Marry? (El kene indulni) Shepherd (A jukasznak) Spring Winds (Tavaszi szel) Swineherd (Megismerni a kanaszt) Tobias Two Sweet Roses (Ket szal rozsa) Zime-zum (Virageknal) |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Feb 06 - 12:01 AM Work and Sing, an International Songbook (undated) L'Amitié (Song of Service Civil International) Dona Nobis Pacem Waltzing Matilda (Australia) Der späte Abend (Austria) Auf, auf zum fröhlichen Jagen! (Austria) Die Musici (Germany) Kuckuck (Austria) A la claire fontaine (France-Canada) C'est l'aviron (Canada) Yangtze Boatmen's Chantey (China) Shalhonba (China) Aj, Lúcka, Lúcka siroká (Czech) Morning Comes Early (Slovakia) Good Night, Beloved (Slovakia) Marken er mejet (Denmark) Roselil' (Denmark) Ole sad pa en knold Sov mit barn (Denmark) Auld Lang Syne (Scotland) A-roving (England) The Ash grove (Wales) Rio Grande Golden Slumbers Early one Morning (England) Lark in the Morn (England) Laulu moju (Estonia) Tuonne taakse metsämaan (Finland) Kesäilta (Finland) Avron mekin ansaitsemme (Finland) Valamon kellosävelmä Taivas on sininen (Finland) Lapsuuden ystävälle (Finland) This index needs work - it was copied from SCI History Archives which has scans of many of the pages of this book - a good way to see a vintage copy of one of these wonderful songbooks. |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around So From: Joe Offer Date: 24 Feb 06 - 12:09 AM Grace at Table (undated) Abide With Us, O Lord All Good Gifts (Claudius, Matthias; Schulz, Johann) Ancient Invocation AsndachtJodler - Anadacht Autour d'Une Table Back To the Loaf (Babcock, Maltbie; Smith, David) Be Known to Us (Montgomery, James) Be Present at Our Table, Lord Benedicion de los Alimentos Blessing (Hall, Pam Mark; Mullins, Richard) Bon Appetit Chinese Grace (Guild, T.H.) Ego Sum Pauper Father, give this food thy blessing Fellowship For Food and Joy For Health and Strength For Sun and Rain (Anderle, Sandro; Anderle, Oscar (m) & (l); Allen, R.I. (English lyric)) From the Sun's Rising Give To All Who Live Giver of all, we thank thee God Has Created a New Day (Wilkin, Marijohn) Grace at Table Grace Before Meat Gratitude Grace (Frields, Olive; Leopold, Walt; Newman, Harry) Hark to the Chimes Lokh' Ukudla Lord, for our daily bread Morning, Evening O Give Thanks O Render Thanks Pour la Joie (Cockenpot, Francine) Praise and Thanksgiving Praise for Bread Praise Ye the Lord (Henry, S.R.) Roman's Benediction Thank You For This Lovely Day (McKanlass, W.R.) This Daily Food (Exner, Max) Thour Great Jehovah Wayfarer's Grace (Fry, M.; White, M.) |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around Songs From: Joe Offer Date: 27 Jan 11 - 05:30 PM I got a nice mailer from World Around Songs today. They've moved to a new location, still in Burnsville, NC. Their Website is http://www.worldaroundsongs.com/. I see they have a 72-booklet box set of songbooks for ONLY $80. I have to go through what I have, and see if there are enough books in the box to justify my buying another set. I don't think my box set had THAT many books.
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Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around Songs From: Joe Offer Date: 04 May 16 - 01:41 PM I need to know the size of the World Around Songs book titled Children's Songs for a Friendly Planet. I have a feeling the book is right here in the room with me, but I can't find it. Is it the standard World Around Songs pocket songbook size, or is it larger? It was a major source for ecology songs that were used in the Rise Up Singing (RUS) I'm working on building an online companion for the RUS and Rise Again songbooks. By the way, World Around Songs is still in business, still selling these delightful songbooks. -Joe- |
Subject: RE: Cooperative Recreation Service-World Around Songs From: Joe Offer Date: 22 Feb 17 - 01:05 AM I got this in an email from World Around Songs: After more than 70 years of publishing our little pocket size songbooks, World Around Songs has recently donated our archives and a complete collection of books to the Library of Congress. We are still here! Visit our current catalog at worldaroundsongs.com This is a guest post by Todd Harvey, acquisitions coordinator at the American Folklife Center (AFC). The American Folklife Center is pleased to announce a major acquisition, the Cooperative Recreation Service collection (AFC 2016/051) donated to the Center by fiddler, scholar, and publisher Bruce Greene. The Cooperative Recreation Service is a publishing company founded during the 1930s by Lynn and Kathryn Rohrbaugh. Known for its hundreds of pocket-sized booklets of games, songs, and dances from the United States and around the world, in its heyday the company gave structure to entertainment in summer camps, Girl Scout gatherings, and church halls. These publications provided a foundational element of American vernacular community singing and dancing during the mid-20th century. At present, Greene and company do business as World Around Songs, based in Burnsville, NC. The Handy Play Party Book is a well-known example. Published originally in 1940, it provides song texts, melodies, and dancing figures to common early 20th century play party songs such as "Skip to My Lou" and "Jim Along Josie." It serves as a practical contemporary publication to Benjamin Botkin's American Play-Party Song (1937). But the Rohrbaughs did not limit themselves to American genres, instead publishing early anthologies of songs from Japan (1958), Vietnam (1956), Hungary (1957), and Korea, to name a few. Swing High: Korean Folk Recreation was published in 1954, an historically brief time after the cessation of hostilities on the Korean Peninsula. It was assembled by the Rohrbaughs and a team of teachers and students, and contains games, songs, and tales designed to help American children better understand counterparts from the other side of the globe. Such was the impetus behind Songs of Many Nations (1941), which, like many of the booklets, had a specific intended audience. The front piece describes this booklet as, "Excellent musical help for Youth Rallies, Church Recreation, Congregational Singing, Camps, Conferences, and Summer Schools. Developed for use in The United Church of Christ." If you wonder how "Go Tell It on the Mountain" or "Kum Ba Yah" came into popular usage, you might consider the impact of this widespread publication. Bruce Greene enjoys a deserved reputation as a performer and collector of Kentucky fiddle music. To build his repertoire during the 1970s,Bruce traveled the state, learning and recording tunes. He produced a number of published recordings of his fiddling, and his field recordings may be found in the famed Berea College Special Collections & Archives. The Library of Congress is proud to include Bruce Greene among our donors. The Cooperative Recreation Service collection includes all of the essentials of publication: approximately 60 linear feet of correspondence, copyright and permission files, paste-ups, negatives, and a full run of publications. It will contribute to AFC's international reputation as a research center for the 20th century folk music and dance revivals. Recent acquisition such as the "Izzy Young collection," the "Indian Neck Folk Festival collection," the "Caffe Lena collection," the "Lou Curtiss collection," and many others document that generation who grew up attending summer camps and local gatherings with activities guided by Cooperative Recreation Service booklets. In acquiring the collection, AFC has preserved on behalf of the American people the papers of a publishing company that exerted a profound influence on the folk song revivals of the mid-20th century. |
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Pedro Almodovar has had her play a prostitute who gives birth on a bus, a nun who contracts Aids from a transsexual prostitute, and a Madrid mother who hides a murdered's man body in a restaurant freezer.
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Woody Allen, of course, is famed for his reliance on a small stable of muses: Mia Farrow (13 films), Diane Keaton (six), Dianne Wiest (five) and, most recently, Scarlett Johansson (three).
Almodovar yesterday promised to end his reliance on the female psyche: "I feel less and less intimidated and so you are going to find more and more male characters in my films."
Cruz should consider herself fortunate. Almodovar told the press conference just how specific his direction can be: he said he once performed oral sex on an actress to explain how he wanted one of his raunchier scenes. "In a film I made a long time ago... I even performed cunnilingus on an actress to show the actor how to do it."
Cruz didn't raise an eyebrow.
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We send our best, our thoughts and prayers to Joba Chamberlain and his family today. Joba left the team yesterday to be by his dad Harlan's side in Nebraska. Joba's sister called the team during the 8th inning of yesterday's game with the news that their father was in critical condition.
Joe Girardi tried to console his reliever who was in tears upon receiving the news.
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