The liberated woman's songbook / [compiled by] Jerry Silverman.

Format:

Musical score

Contributor:

Silverman, Jerry, 1931- editor.

Penn Sexuality Collection (University of Pennsylvania)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Women--Songs and music.

Women.

Feminist music.

Folk songs--Fake books.

Folk songs.

Genre:

Fakebooks (Music)

Folk songs.

Functional music.

Songs.

Songs and music.

Physical Description:

1 score (viii, 146 pages) : illustrations ; 28 cm

Edition:

First Collier books edition.

Place of Publication:

New York, N.Y. : Collier Books, 1971.

Language Note:

Chiefly English words; additional verses printed as text.

Staff notation; Chord symbols.

Contents:

Songs of courting, marriage and domestic life. Greensleeves ; Blow away the morning dew ; Molly Brannigan ; Bella ; Jenny Jenkins ; Dabbling in the dew ; Katy Cruel ; You go to Old Harry! ; Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot? ; Come all ye fair and tender ladies ; Hard is the fortune of all womankind ; The Tex-a-an boys ; Devilish Mary ; Whistle, daughter, whistle ; Cara mamma, Io sono malata ; Yomi, Yomi ; The young girl was married off ; Stir the pudding ; My mother chose my husband ; Equinoxial and Phoebe ; The brisk young bachelor ; The devil and the farmer's wife ; The housewife's lament ; The husband with no courage in him ; Red apple juice ; Single girl ; Don't I wish I was a single girl again ; J't'aim'rais mieux, mon Mari!

Songs of the struggle. The patriot mother ; The coal owner and the pitman's wife ; Winning the vote ; Let us all speak our minds ; Keep woman in her sphere ; The factory girl ; Bread and roses ; The rebel girl ; The mill mother's lament ; Cotton Mill girls ; Mother Jones ; Which side are you on? ; I am a girl of constant sorrow ; I am a union woman ; Mother Bloor ; Domestic workers' song ; Union maid ; Ladies Auxiliary ; Ballad of Harriet Tubman ; Herr Doktor, die Periode ; Sororité ; Liberation, now! ; The liberated woman's husband's talking blues

They did their thing. Amelia Earhardt's last flight ; Lydia Pinkham ; The ballad of Aimee McPherson ; Lady Chatterly's lover ; "Seagull" the maiden is named ; The wraggle-taggle gypsies ; Gypsy Davey ; The cruel war ; The handsome cabin boy ; Who killed Norma Jean? ; The cruel youth ; William Taylor ; Eggs and marrowbone ; Frankie and Johnny ; Raise a ruckus tonight ; Darling Cory ; Sweet Betsy from Pike ; Katiusha ; The fireship ; Little Sally Racket ; The Red Light Saloon ; Peggy, the pearl of Pensacola ; The gal that got stuck on everything she saw ; Four nights drunk ; Zuleika ; Maids, when young, never wed an old man.

Notes:

Principally folk songs; melodies with chord symbols.

Other Format:

Online version: Silverman, Jerry, 1931- Liberated woman's songbook.

OCLC:

3145488

Online:

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