There is a man upon the farm : [working men & women in song].

There is a man upon the farm : [working men & women in song].

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	London : Topic, 1998.
Description:	1 sound disc (65 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Language:	English
Series:	The voice of the people ; v. 20 Voice of the people (London, England) ; v. 20.
Subject:	Folk songs, English -- Great Britain. Folk songs, English -- Ireland. Folk dance music -- Ireland. Working class -- Songs and music. Folk dance music. Folk songs, English. Working class. Great Britain. Ireland. Songs and music.
Format:	CD Audio Music recording
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5040323

Hidden Bibliographic Details
Other authors / contributors:	Hall, Reg.
Notes:	Subtitle from container insert. Series subtitle: The traditional music of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Field recordings made between 1938 & 1980; chiefly from the archives of Topic Records. Production by Tony Engle and Reg Hall; compilation, research and notes by Reg Hall. Compact disc. Notes on the series and the performers, recording information, and words of the songs printed as text (51 p. : ports.) inserted in container. Various performers.
Publisher's no.:	TSCD670 Topic

Table of Contents:

The overgate (Belle Stewart)
The wee weaver (Paddy Tunney)
We shepherds are the best of men (Fred Jordan)
The job of journeywork (The Belhavel Trio, fiddle, uilleann pipes & accordeon)
The flies are on the tummits (Ted Laurence)
Come all you tramps and hawkers (Jimmy McBeath)
Muddley barracks (Jumbo Brightwell)
The shepherd's song (Willie Scott)
In the bar-room (Jack Elliott)
An spailpín fánach (Seán Mac Donnchadha)
Come to the hiring (Jamesy McCarthy)
The wandering shepherd laddie (John MacDonald)
There was a poor thresherman (Harry Holman)
The neatly thatched cabin (Big John Maguire)
The banks of the Dee (Jack Elliott)
My father's a hedger and ditcher (Mary Ann Carolan)
Ground for the floor (Pop Maynard)
Arlin's fine braes (Jimmy McBeath)
The little ball of yarn (Mary Ann Haynes)
To reap and mow the hay (Paddy & Jimmy Halpin)
The roaming journeyman (Tom Willett)
When the kye comes hame (Willie Scott)
The berry fields o'Blair (Belle Stewart).