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Helen Creighton: Folklife

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Irish Rebel Spy, The performed by Arthur MacDonald and New Brunswick at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Miramichi Folk Song Festival — 1960	Audio Reel: 5981 Recording number: 3812 notes: Mf289-826
Rocky Brook performed by Stanley MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5982 Recording number: 3813 notes: Mf289-828
Jones Boys, The performed by Nicholas Underhill and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5982 Recording number: 3814 notes: Mf289-828
Jenny Dear performed by Marie Hare and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5982 Recording number: 3815 notes: Mf289-828
Fiddle, Over The Waves performed by George Duplessis and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5982 Recording number: 3816 notes: Mf289-828
Miramichi Fire, The performed by Edmund Robichaud and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: This the truth that I now tell you — 1960	Audio Reel: 5982 Recording number: 3817 notes: Mf289-828
Wexford Lass, The performed by Jessie MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: As I was born in Stephney, brought up of a high degree, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5983 Recording number: 3818 notes: Mf289-830
performed by Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5983 Recording number: 3819 notes: Mf289-830
Banks of the Clyde performed by Perley Hare and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: On the banks of the Clyde stood a lad and his lassie, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5983 Recording number: 3820 notes: Mf289-830
Railroad Song performed by Stanley MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: My name is Geordie Johnston true, the truth I will relate to you, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5983 Recording number: 3821 notes: Mf289-830
Little Shingle Mill, The performed by Samuel Jagoe and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Come all kind friends and parents, come brothers one and all, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5984 Recording number: 3824 notes: Mf289-832
Jolly Roving Tar, The performed by James Brown and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: As I rode out one evening all in the month of May, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5984 Recording number: 3825 notes: Mf289-832
Flying Cloud, The performed by James Brown and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: My name is Edward Hallehan as you may understand, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5984 Recording number: 3826 notes: Mf289-832
Escuminac Diasaster, The performed by Bernadette Keating and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Ir was the nineteenth day of June it happened, nineteen fify — 1960	Audio Reel: 5984 Recording number: 3827 notes: Mf289-832
Knoxville Girl, The performed by Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5985 Recording number: 3828 notes: Mf289-834
performed by Milsoms and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5985 Recording number: 3829 notes: Mf289-834
Speeches, Senator Churchill and Ken Homer performed by Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5985 Recording number: 3831 notes: Mf289-834
Green Garden Fields performed by Wilmot MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: (On the eighteenth of August) being the day of the year — 1960	Audio Reel: 5985 Recording number: 3832 notes: Mf289-834
Most Unconstant Young Man, The performed by John Holland and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Oh as I rode our one evening down by a river side — 1960	Audio Reel: 5985 Recording number: 3833 notes: Mf289-834
Wild Mustard River, The performed by Kate Buckley and New Brunswick at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Miramichi Folk Song Festival — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3834 notes: Mf289-836
Hind Horn (The Old Beggar Man) performed by Delton Brown and New Brunswick at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Miramichi Folk Song Festival — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3835 notes: Mf289-836
Swinging in the Lane performed by Marie Hare/ WHITNEY, Jane and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: How oft we talk and smile with joy of tricks we used to play, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3836 notes: Mf289-836
John Morrisey performed by Harold Whitney and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3837 notes: Mf289-836
True Lovers' Discussion performed by Marie Hare and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3838 notes: Mf289-836
Howard Curry performed by Harold Whitney and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: My name is Howard Curry, on Grand Falls I was born, — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3839 notes: Mf289-836
Mantle So Green, The performed by Harold Whitney and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: As I rode out one evening, one evening in June — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3841 notes: Mf289-836
Marie Calumet performed by Allan Kelly and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3842 notes: Mf289-838
Mary Mahoney performed by Nicholas Underhill and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3843 notes: Mf289-838
Joe Brook Song, The performed by Wilmot MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3844 notes: Mf289-838
Miller and His Three Sons, The performed by Stanley MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3845 notes: Mf289-838
Festival Song performed by Stanley MacDonald and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3846 notes: Mf289-838
Instrumental performed by Mrs Francis Murdock and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3847 notes: Mf289-838
Wayerton Driver, The (Mary Dolan) performed by Paul Kingston and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5987 Recording number: 3848 notes: Mf289-838
Wedding of Derby McShawn, The performed by Harold Whitney and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick first line of lyric: It being on Sunday, I mean late in Monday — 1960	Audio Reel: 5986 Recording number: 3849 notes: Mf289-839
Schooner Hesperus performed by Larry Hughes and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5988 Recording number: 3849 notes: Mf289-839
Here Am I performed by Larry Hughes and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5988 Recording number: 3850 notes: Mf289-839
Scantlin' Line, The performed by Joe Brown and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5988 Recording number: 3851 notes: Mf289-839
performed by Mrs. Francis Murdock and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5988 Recording number: 3852 notes: Mf289-839
City of Baltimore, The performed by John Gilks and Miramichi Folk Song Festival at Miramichi, New Brunswick — 1960	Audio Reel: 5988 Recording number: 3853 notes: Mf289-839
Your Father's Garden performed by Marie Hare at Newcastle, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Go home to your father's garden, — 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3854 notes: Mf289-840
John Neal performed by Harold Whitney at Strathadam, New Brunswick first line of lyric: It was in the year of thirty-seven when to Canada there came — 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3855 notes: Mf289-840
Skunk, The performed by Harold Whitney at Strathadam, New Brunswick first line of lyric: I hunt the deerl and I hunt the moose and I hunt the mink, muskrat, — 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3856 notes: Mf289-840
Ghost Story performed by Harold Whitney at Strathadam, New Brunswick — 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3857 notes: Mf289-840
Sawgie McKay performed by Irene MacLean at Strathadam, New Brunswick first line of lyric: One fine summer's evening and I shan't forget, — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3858 notes: Mf289-840
Sleep Baby Sleep performed by Diane Barnaby at Newcastle, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Sleep baby, sleep, the father tends the sheep, — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3859 notes: Mf289-840
Kissing Game performed by Irene MacLean at Newcastle, New Brunswick — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3860 notes: Mf289-840
Unidentified song for bouncing ball performed by Diane Barnaby at Newcastle, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Charlie Chaplin went to France — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3861 notes: Mf289-840
performed by Diane Barnaby at Newcastle, New Brunswick — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3862 notes: Mf289-840
Knoxville Girl, The performed by Diane Barnaby at Newcastle, New Brunswick first line of lyric: I knew a little Knoxville girl, a town we all know well, — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3863 notes: Mf289-840
Peelhead performed by Lyall MacLean at Strathadam, New Brunswick first line of lyric: Come all you jolly lumbermen — August 1962	Audio Reel: 5989 Recording number: 3865 notes: Mf289-840

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