Each volume includes a pamphlet containing program notes and text of songs.

Previously issued 1961-1964 as analog discs, Folkways Records: FG 3509-3511.

Previously issued as compact disc.

Smithsonian Folkways Recordings: FG 3509-3511.

The ballads collected by Francis James Child and published as: The English and Scottish popular ballads (Boston, 1882-1898).

Title on original containers: Child Ballads.

Electronic reproduction. Alexandria, VA : Alexander Street Press, 2009. (Smithsonian global sound for libraries). Available via World Wide Web.

English & Scottish popular ballads

Smithsonian global sound for libraries.

Child Ballads.

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v.1. Johnnie O'Breadisley (Child #114)

The dowie dens o' yarrow (#214)

Lord Randall (#12)

Sir Patricj Spens (#58)

The burning o' Auchendoun (#183)

Oud Goodman (#274)

The rantin laddie (#240)

Bawbee Allan (#84)

The brown girl (Lord Thomas and fair Annet [i.e., Annie] #73)

The three ravens (#26)

The bonnie Earl o' Murray (#181)

The Battle of Harlaw (#163)

Thomas Rhymer (#37)

v.2 The beggar man (Child appendix 279)

Lord Gregory (The lass of Roch Royan #76)

Young Beichan (#53)

Glasgow Peggy (#228)

Among the blue flowers and the yellow (Willie's Lyke-Wake) (#25)

Bessie Bell and Mary Grey (#201)

The bonnie House o' Airlie (#199)

Captain Ward and the rainbow (#287)

The gypsy laddie (#200)

The Broomfield Hill (#43)

Hughie Graeme (#191)

Geordie (#209)

Proud Lady Margaret (#47)

The sweet Kumadee (The sweet Trinity #286)

v.3 The broom of Cowdenknowes (#217)

Captain Wedderburn's courtship (#46)

Fair Ellen (#63)

Sweet William (The famous flower of serving-men #106)

The elfin Knight (#1)

Glenlogie (#238)

Henry Martin (#250).

Ballads, English > England.

Ballads, English > Scotland.