Ring Games: Line Games and Play Party Songs of Alabama
Various Artists
"Miss Mary Mack" may once have been one of the most universally sung children’s songs in the United States, but many of the other wonderful tunes in this collection remained local. The ring songs, line games and party songs were recorded in rural Alabama before desegregation.
Track Listing
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101
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Mary Mack | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 1:58 | |
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102
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Bob a Needle | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 0:53 | |
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103
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Watch That Lady | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 1:17 | |
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104
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Old Lady Sally Wants to Jump | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 0:48 | |
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105
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Loop de Loo | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 1:43 | |
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106
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Green Green Rocky Road | Lilly's Chapel School (Ala.) | 1:30 | |
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201
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Rosie Darling Rosie | Brown's Chapel School | 1:35 | |
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202
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I Must See (Amasee) | Brown's Chapel School | 1:33 | |
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203
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Bluebird | Pilgrim Church School (Ala.) | 1:11 | |
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204
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May Go 'Round the Needle | East York School (Ala.) | 2:34 | |
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205
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Stooping on the Window | East York School (Ala.) | 1:08 | |
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206
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Charlie Over the Ocean | East York School (Ala.) | 0:59 |
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