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049 a| EREM;

090 a| M1627.B3b| R6 1972;

100 1 a| Babad, Harry.?| UNAUTHORIZED;

245 10 a| Roll me over /c| Edited by Harry Babad. Compiled and collected at the University of Illinois by the Illini Folk Arts Society.;

260 a| New York :b| Oak Publications,c| [1972];

300 a| 144 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 28 cm;

336 a| notated music2| rdacontent;

337 a| unmediated2| rdamedia;

338 a| volume2| rdacarrier;

500 a| Songs; unacc.;

505 0 a| Elizabethan songs : Character of a mistress. A wanton trick. Thefornicator. A lusty young smith. The jolly miller. Would you have a young virgin? Blow the candles out. The jolly tinker. Two maidens went a-milking. Old fumbler. The butcher and the tailor's wife. Of Chloe andCelia. The baffled knight. Three travelers -- Scots songs : We're gailyyet. Muirland Meg. The muckin' o' Geordie's byre. The carlton weaver.The bonnie wee lassie who never said no. Beware of the ripples, young man. Eppie Morrie. Tail toddle. The wind blew the bonnie lassie'splaidie awa'. Who will mow me now? The cuckoo's nest. John Anderson, myJo. The copper of Dundee. We're a jolly fu'. Green grow the rashes. Thekeach in the creel. Nine inch will please a lady. Lassie gathering nuts.Duncan MacLeerie. The patriarch -- Songs of the auld sod : The sergeant.The limerick rake. A quick way to be rid of a wife. The unfortunate rake. Lillibullero. I've got a sister Lilly. The chandler's wife -- Blow,boys, blow : The handsome cabin boy. Cruising 'round Yarmouth. A hundredyears. Do me Ama. Whup jamboree. Little Sally Racket -- Songs of rovingand raking : Zuleika. The jolly tinker. Little ball of yarn.;

505 0 a| Poor Lil. The gruen watch song. Humeresque. The bastard King ofEngland. Seven old ladies. Bella. Redwing. No balls at all. Tom Bolynn.The big bamboo. Next Thanksgiving. My God, how the money rolls in. My mother chose my husband. Do your balls hang low? The professionssong. The bonny brown hare. Old Maclelland -- For the boys in the backroom : Little piece of wang. The hermit. Anne Cooper Hewitt. CrusherBailey. Perversity. The pioneers. Our goodman. The farmer and themockingbird. The virgin sturgeon. Sing a song of sixty-nine. The seacrab. Dead-eye Dick. A little song -- Marching songs of our mightyarmies : I don't want to join the army. Roll me over. Honey Babe. Doyour balls hang low? Hitler has only got one ball. Roll your leg over.Barnacle Bill, the sailor. Way up in Pennsylvania. Cats on the rooftops. Bell bottom trousers. Mush, mush, mush, touraliady -- Song that oughtnot to be sung : Last night I stayed at home. The ring dang doo. TheWinnipeg whore. Columbo. The good ship Venus. The big wheel. The ball ofBallynoor. Shove it home. Kafoozalum. The Chisholm trail. The sixty-nine comes down the track. Three whores of Winnipeg. O'Reilley'sdaughter. Lehigh Valley. The girls from Evans Hall -- Psalms for thesacrieligious : The ballad of Jesus Christ. I am Jesus' little lamb. Christianity hits the spot.;

650 0 a| Folk songs.=| ^A40608;

650 0 a| Ballads.=| ^A73309;

650 0 a| Humorous songs.=| ^A175304;

740 0 a| Character of a mistress.;

740 0 a| Wanton trick.;

740 0 a| Fornicator.;

740 0 a| Lusty young smith.;

740 0 a| Jolly miller.;

740 0 a| Would you have a young virgin?;

740 0 a| Blow the candles out.;

740 0 a| Jolly tinker.;

740 0 a| Two maidens went a-milking.;

740 0 a| Old fumbler.;

740 0 a| Butcher and the tailor's wife.;

740 0 a| Of Chloe and Celia.;

740 0 a| Baffled knight.;

740 0 a| Three travelers.;

740 0 a| We're gaily yet.;

740 0 a| Muirland Meg.;

740 0 a| Muckin' o' Geordie's byre.;

740 0 a| Carlton weaver.;

740 0 a| Bonnie wee lassie who never said no.;

740 0 a| Beware of the ripples, young man.;

740 0 a| Eppie Morrie.;

740 0 a| Tail toddle.;

740 0 a| Wind blew the bonnie lassie's plaidie asa'.;

740 0 a| Who will mow me now?;

740 0 a| Cuckoo's nest.;

740 0 a| John Anderson, my Jo.;

740 0 a| Cooper of Dundee.;

740 0 a| We're a' jolly fu'.;

740 0 a| Green grow the rashes.;

740 0 a| Keach in the creel.;

740 0 a| Nine inch will please a lady.;

740 0 a| Lassie gathering nuts.;

740 0 a| Duncan MacLeerie.;

740 0 a| Patriarch.;

740 0 a| Sergeant.;

740 0 a| Limerick rake.;

740 0 a| Quick way to be rid of a wife.;

740 0 a| Unfortuante rake.;

740 0 a| Lillibullero.;

740 0 a| I've got a sister Lilly.;

740 0 a| Chandler's wife.;

740 0 a| Handsome cabin boy.;

740 0 a| Crusing 'round Yarmouth.;

740 0 a| Hundred years.;

740 0 a| Do me Ama.;

740 0 a| Whup jamboree.;

740 0 a| Little Sally Racket.;

740 0 a| Zuleika.;

740 0 a| Little ball of yarn.;

740 0 a| Poor Lil.;

740 0 a| Lil, poor Lil.;

740 0 a| Gruen watch song.;

740 0 a| Humeresque.;

740 0 a| Bastard King of England.;

740 0 a| Seven old ladies.;

740 0 a| Bella.;

740 0 a| Redwing.;

740 0 a| No balls at all.;

740 0 a| Tom Bolynn.;

740 0 a| Big bamboo.;

740 0 a| Next Thanksgiving.;

740 0 a| My God, how the money rolls in.;

740 0 a| My mother chose my husband.;

740 0 a| Professions song.;

740 0 a| Bonny brown hare.;

740 0 a| Old Maclelland.;

740 0 a| Little piece of wang.;

740 0 a| Hermit.;

740 0 a| Anne Cooper Hewitt.;

740 0 a| Crusher Bailey.;

740 0 a| Perversity.;

740 0 a| Pioneers.;

740 0 a| Our goodman.;

740 0 a| Farmer and the mockingbird.;

740 0 a| Virgin sturgeon.;

740 0 a| Sing a song of sixty-nine.;

740 0 a| Sea crab.;

740 0 a| Dead-eye Dick.;

740 0 a| Little song.;

740 0 a| I don't want to join the army.;

740 0 a| Roll me over.;

740 0 a| Honey babe.;

740 0 a| Do your balls hang low?;

740 0 a| Hitler has only got one ball.;

740 0 a| Roll your leg over.;

740 0 a| Barnacle Bill.;

740 0 a| Way up in Pennsylvania.;

740 0 a| Cats on the rooftops.;

740 0 a| Bell bottom trousers.;

740 0 a| Mush, mush, mush, touraliad.;

740 0 a| Last night I stayed at home.;

740 0 a| Ring dang doo.;

740 0 a| Winnipeg whore.;

740 0 a| Columbo.;

740 0 a| Good ship Venus.;

740 0 a| Big wheel.;

740 0 a| Ball of Ballynoor.;

740 0 a| Shove it home.;

740 0 a| Kafoozalum.;

740 0 a| Chisholm trail.;

740 0 a| Sixty-nine comes down the track.;

740 0 a| Three whores of Winnipeg.;

740 0 a| O'Reilley's daughter.;

740 0 a| Lehigh Valley.;

740 0 a| Girls from Evans Hall.;

740 0 a| Ballad of Jesus Christ.;

740 0 a| I am Jesus' little lamb.;

740 0 a| Christianity hits the spot.;

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Roll me over / Edited by Harry Babad. Compiled and collected at the University of Illinois by the Illini Folk Arts Society.

Author/creator	Babad, Harry
Format	Musical Score
Publication Info	New York : Oak Publications, [1972]
Description	144 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Subjects	Folk songs. Ballads. Humorous songs.

Contents	Elizabethan songs : Character of a mistress. A wanton trick. Thefornicator. A lusty young smith. The jolly miller. Would you have a young virgin? Blow the candles out. The jolly tinker. Two maidens went a-milking. Old fumbler. The butcher and the tailor's wife. Of Chloe andCelia. The baffled knight. Three travelers -- Scots songs : We're gailyyet. Muirland Meg. The muckin' o' Geordie's byre. The carlton weaver.The bonnie wee lassie who never said no. Beware of the ripples, young man. Eppie Morrie. Tail toddle. The wind blew the bonnie lassie'splaidie awa'. Who will mow me now? The cuckoo's nest. John Anderson, myJo. The copper of Dundee. We're a jolly fu'. Green grow the rashes. Thekeach in the creel. Nine inch will please a lady. Lassie gathering nuts.Duncan MacLeerie. The patriarch -- Songs of the auld sod : The sergeant.The limerick rake. A quick way to be rid of a wife. The unfortunate rake. Lillibullero. I've got a sister Lilly. The chandler's wife -- Blow,boys, blow : The handsome cabin boy. Cruising 'round Yarmouth. A hundredyears. Do me Ama. Whup jamboree. Little Sally Racket -- Songs of rovingand raking : Zuleika. The jolly tinker. Little ball of yarn.
Contents	Poor Lil. The gruen watch song. Humeresque. The bastard King ofEngland. Seven old ladies. Bella. Redwing. No balls at all. Tom Bolynn.The big bamboo. Next Thanksgiving. My God, how the money rolls in. My mother chose my husband. Do your balls hang low? The professionssong. The bonny brown hare. Old Maclelland -- For the boys in the backroom : Little piece of wang. The hermit. Anne Cooper Hewitt. CrusherBailey. Perversity. The pioneers. Our goodman. The farmer and themockingbird. The virgin sturgeon. Sing a song of sixty-nine. The seacrab. Dead-eye Dick. A little song -- Marching songs of our mightyarmies : I don't want to join the army. Roll me over. Honey Babe. Doyour balls hang low? Hitler has only got one ball. Roll your leg over.Barnacle Bill, the sailor. Way up in Pennsylvania. Cats on the rooftops. Bell bottom trousers. Mush, mush, mush, touraliady -- Song that oughtnot to be sung : Last night I stayed at home. The ring dang doo. TheWinnipeg whore. Columbo. The good ship Venus. The big wheel. The ball ofBallynoor. Shove it home. Kafoozalum. The Chisholm trail. The sixty-nine comes down the track. Three whores of Winnipeg. O'Reilley'sdaughter. Lehigh Valley. The girls from Evans Hall -- Psalms for thesacrieligious : The ballad of Jesus Christ. I am Jesus' little lamb. Christianity hits the spot.
General note	Songs; unacc.
Other title	Character of a mistress.
Other title	Wanton trick.
Other title	Fornicator.
Other title	Lusty young smith.
Other title	Jolly miller.
Other title	Would you have a young virgin?
Other title	Blow the candles out.
Other title	Jolly tinker.
Other title	Two maidens went a-milking.
Other title	Old fumbler.
Other title	Butcher and the tailor's wife.
Other title	Of Chloe and Celia.
Other title	Baffled knight.
Other title	Three travelers.
Other title	We're gaily yet.
Other title	Muirland Meg.
Other title	Muckin' o' Geordie's byre.
Other title	Carlton weaver.
Other title	Bonnie wee lassie who never said no.
Other title	Beware of the ripples, young man.
Other title	Eppie Morrie.
Other title	Tail toddle.
Other title	Wind blew the bonnie lassie's plaidie asa'.
Other title	Who will mow me now?
Other title	Cuckoo's nest.
Other title	John Anderson, my Jo.
Other title	Cooper of Dundee.
Other title	We're a' jolly fu'.
Other title	Green grow the rashes.
Other title	Keach in the creel.
Other title	Nine inch will please a lady.
Other title	Lassie gathering nuts.
Other title	Duncan MacLeerie.
Other title	Patriarch.
Other title	Sergeant.
Other title	Limerick rake.
Other title	Quick way to be rid of a wife.
Other title	Unfortuante rake.
Other title	Lillibullero.
Other title	I've got a sister Lilly.
Other title	Chandler's wife.
Other title	Handsome cabin boy.
Other title	Crusing 'round Yarmouth.
Other title	Hundred years.
Other title	Do me Ama.
Other title	Whup jamboree.
Other title	Little Sally Racket.
Other title	Zuleika.
Other title	Little ball of yarn.
Other title	Poor Lil.
Other title	Lil, poor Lil.
Other title	Gruen watch song.
Other title	Humeresque.
Other title	Bastard King of England.
Other title	Seven old ladies.
Other title	Bella.
Other title	Redwing.
Other title	No balls at all.
Other title	Tom Bolynn.
Other title	Big bamboo.
Other title	Next Thanksgiving.
Other title	My God, how the money rolls in.
Other title	My mother chose my husband.
Other title	Professions song.
Other title	Bonny brown hare.
Other title	Old Maclelland.
Other title	Little piece of wang.
Other title	Hermit.
Other title	Anne Cooper Hewitt.
Other title	Crusher Bailey.
Other title	Perversity.
Other title	Pioneers.
Other title	Our goodman.
Other title	Farmer and the mockingbird.
Other title	Virgin sturgeon.
Other title	Sing a song of sixty-nine.
Other title	Sea crab.
Other title	Dead-eye Dick.
Other title	Little song.
Other title	I don't want to join the army.
Other title	Roll me over.
Other title	Honey babe.
Other title	Do your balls hang low?
Other title	Hitler has only got one ball.
Other title	Roll your leg over.
Other title	Barnacle Bill.
Other title	Way up in Pennsylvania.
Other title	Cats on the rooftops.
Other title	Bell bottom trousers.
Other title	Mush, mush, mush, touraliad.
Other title	Last night I stayed at home.
Other title	Ring dang doo.
Other title	Winnipeg whore.
Other title	Columbo.
Other title	Good ship Venus.
Other title	Big wheel.
Other title	Ball of Ballynoor.
Other title	Shove it home.
Other title	Kafoozalum.
Other title	Chisholm trail.
Other title	Sixty-nine comes down the track.
Other title	Three whores of Winnipeg.
Other title	O'Reilley's daughter.
Other title	Lehigh Valley.
Other title	Girls from Evans Hall.
Other title	Ballad of Jesus Christ.
Other title	I am Jesus' little lamb.
Other title	Christianity hits the spot.
LCCN	69020216
ISBN	0825600677

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