Folk Music Journal: Volume 7 Number 4
Volume 7 Number 4 (1998) is a special issue on the James Madison Carpenter Collection. It contains the following pieces:
The James Madison Carpenter Collection
| Alan Jabbour |
Introduction |
| Julia C Bishop |
Note on Referencing the James Madison Carpenter Collection |
Articles
Julia C Bishop, 'Dr Carpenter from the Harvard College in America': An Introduction to James Madison Carpenter and his Collection
Ian A Olson, Scottish Song in the James Madison Carpenter Collection
David Atkinson, The Child Ballads from England and Wales in the James Madison Carpenter Collection
Julia C Bishop, The Tunes of the English and Scottish Ballads in the James Madison Carpenter Collection
Robert Young Walser, 'Here We Come Home In a Leaky Ship!': The Shanty Collection of James Madison Carpenter
Steve Roud and Paul Smith, James Madison Carpenter and the Mummers' Play
Correspondence
| Julian Pilling, Michael Heaney |
Review of 'Masculinity in the Morris' |
Reviews — Books
| E C Cawte |
Sword Dancing in Europe (Chas McDevitt) |
| Vic Gammon |
Ballads into Books: The Legacies of Francis James Child (Tom Cheesman and Sigrid Rieuwerts) |
| Steve Gardham |
The Outlaw Legend: A Cultural Tradition in Britain, America and Australia (Graham Seal) |
| Stephen Knights |
Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (Thomas Percy)
Cerddoriaeth Draddodiadol yng Nghymru: Llyfryddiaeth: Bibliography: Traditional Music in Wales (Wyn Thomas) |
| Mary-Anne Constantine |
English Folk-Song: An Introductory Bibliography (David Atkinson) |
Reviews — Sound Recordings
| Mike Yates |
The Alan Lomax Collection (Alan Lomax)
Last Cavalier: The Life and Times of John A Lomax, 1867-1948 (Nolan Porterfield) |
| Paul Burgess |
A Century of Song: A Celebration of Traditional Singers Since 1898 (Derek Schofield and Malcolm Taylor) |
| Keith Chandler |
Melodeon Players from East Anglia: 'The Pigeon on the Gate': Field Recordings Made 1959-1997 (John Howson) |
| David Ward |
Brightest and Best: Village Carols from Beeston in Nottinghamshire (Ian Russell)
Come Sing for the Season: Village Carols from Coal Aston in Derbyshire (Ian Russell) |
Obituary
| John Shaw |
John Lorne Campbell 1906-1996 |
Cover illustration: James Madison Carpenter (Courtesy of the James Madison Carpenter Collection, Archive of Folk Culture, American Folklife Center, Library of Congress).
Editor: Michael Heaney
