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  • Be Sure You Are Right [Textual Transcription]

    For further information on this recording session, including handwritten song text, please refer to Section 12 of the fieldnotes: Huntsville, Texas and vicinity; May 11-14

    Contributor: Longino, Mrs. Grace W.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • No, Sir, No [Textual Transcription]

    For further information on this recording session, including handwritten song text, please refer to Section 12 of the fieldnotes: Huntsville, Texas; May 11-14

    Contributor: Longino, Mrs. Grace W.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • Little Bunch of Roses [Textual Transcription]

    For further information on this recording session, including handwritten song text, please refer to Section 12 of the fieldnotes: Huntsville, Texas and vicinity; May 11-14

    Contributor: Longino, Mrs. Grace W.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • [Letter to John A. Lomax Merryville, La., including a receipt for package delivery]

    Café Texan

    Contributor: Cafe Texan
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • I Like to Live in the Country [Textual Transcription]

    For further information on this recording session, including handwritten song text, please refer to Section 12 of the fieldnotes: Huntsville, Texas and vicinity; May 11-14

    Contributor: Longino, Mrs. Grace W.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • Roly Boly [Textual Transcription]

    "a baby's game"

    Contributor: Longino, Mrs. Grace W.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

  • [Letter from John A. Lomax to Harold Spivacke]

    Harold Spivacke is chief of the Music Division at the Library of Congress. "Miss Terrill" is John's wife, Ruby Terrill Lomax. "Mr. Henderson" and "Dudley" work in the Music Division. Alton Morris ...

    Contributor: Lomax, John A.
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1939

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