The Unexpurgated Folk Songs of Men: An Informal Song-swapping Session with a Group of New Yorkers, and Englishmen exchanging bawdy songs and lore presented without expurgation. The commentary of Mack McCormick in this little booklet that accompanies the Unexpurgated Folk Songs of Men LP is one of the earliest attempts at understanding bawdy folksongs.
the
unexpurgated
folk songs of men
... an informal song-swapping session with a group of Texans, New Yorkers, and Englishmen
exchanging bawdy songs and lore, presented without expurgation . . .
COLLECTED BY MACK McCORMICK
Recorded in Texas, 1959.
Copyright, 1960, by Mack McCormick.
All Rights Reserved.
No part of this collection may be printed without express permission.
The Ring-A-Rang-A-Roo
The Keeper of the Eddystone Light
Mamie Had A Baby
Cocaine Bill and Morphine Sue
Take A Whiff On Me
The Bastard King of England
No Balls At All
Barnacle Bill The Sailor
Big Jim Folsom
Cristofo Columbo
The Monk of Priory Hall
The Hootchy Kootchy Dance
Always In The Hallway
The Merry
Cuckold
In Crawled One-Hung Lo
Who Stole My Beer?
Dicky Dido
Shine and the Titanic
You Be Kind To Me
Boar Hog Blues
Grubbing Hoe
Uncle Bud
The Girl I Left Behind Me
There's A
'Skeeter
Stavin' Chain
You Got
Good Business
The Dirty Dozens
Limericks
The Ball of Kirriemuir
Change The Name Of Arkansas !!!