Walt Robertson, with guitar sound recording

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Notes: Folkways 2330; CDR copy. FW-ASCH-7RR-1008, in a black tape box, is identical to the Smithsonian Folkways recording, "Walt Robertson" (FW-2330), issued in 1959. Walt was born in Omaha, Nebraska, traveled widely and had many different occupations. Basically, he is a Folk Revival singer, accompanying himself on guitar.
Table of contents: John Hardy --Pretty little miss --Drunken sailor --Leatherwing bat --Sad and I'm lonely --Railroad Bill --I ride Old Paint -- John B. sails --Shortest folksong --Drill, ye tarriers, drill -- The fox --Turtle dove --Old Dan Tucker --What you gonna do? --Blue mountain lake --Virginia gals --Devlish Mary
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