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| :: Title :: |
Dance To Your Daddy / Hush Little Baby (Mockingbird Song) |
| :: Genre :: |
baby bouncing song, children's song, lullaby |
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| :: Setting :: |
Alan Lomax's apartment, 3rd Street |
| :: Location :: |
Greenwich Village, New York City (New York), New York (United States) |
| :: Language :: |
English |
| :: Culture :: |
Southern U.S., Anglo-American, Appalachian, Kentucky |
| :: Session :: |
Jean Ritchie II 5/49
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| :: Date :: |
5/13/1949 |
| :: Reference Information :: |
T1018.0, Track 12 (00:01:11) |
| :: Original Format :: |
Reel to Reel
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| :: Session Notes :: |
| 1 - This session consists of more ballads, comic songs, game songs and children's nursery rhymes. Commentary is provided by Ritchie regarding the significance of many of these tunes. |
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| :: Recording Notes :: |
| 0 - "The second verse [of 'Dance to Your Daddy'] was added years later by my own little man, Peter Pickow, when he was two and a half. He said he felt that Mommy should also be danced to, so he and I made up a 'Dance to you Mammy'" verse. -Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians as Sung by Jean Ritchie [Source: Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachians] |
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| :: Collection :: |
Jean Ritchie 1949 and 1950 |
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