Search Results: Authors starting with K from Suzanne and Truman Price / Columbia Basin Books

. SGchirmer, Inc., 1969. Paper, spine-stapled, 9x12 inches, 11 paes. Piano score for a suite of 8 dances. . Good to VG: lightly stamped "high school library" at top of cover page; 2" of archival mending tape ((sturdy, near invisible, removable) on cover fold; otherwise very good, very usable.

NY: Remick Music Corp., 1953.. Folio paperwraps, 9x12 inches, 64 pp. It Had to Be You; Little Old Church in the Valley; Liza; Memories; My Buddy; My Isle of Golden Dreams; Now That You're Gone; Old Pal; On the Isle of Wicki Wacki Woo; Pretty Bagby; Sailin' Away on the Henry Clay; Sometime; Your Eyes Have Told Me So... 18 songs with lyrics by Kahn, music by many composers inc. the Gershwins, Al Jolson, Walter Donaldson, Egbert Van Alstyne, etc. Titles: Ain't We Got Fun; Beside a Babbling Brook; Carolina in the Morning; Everybody Rag With Me; I'll Say She Does; Very Good+ : clean, straight, unmarked; lightly rubbed near spine. Our folio songbooks ship in cardboard for protection.

University of Arizona Press, 1990. 1st printing.. Hardcover in jacket, 280 pp. Farming, poking cows, trading horses, working for the forest service; in the later trade particular his fiddle ability allowed him to break down barriers. 17 of his favorite tunes written at the back, a few quite unusual. . Fine/ Very Good+; spine background color slightly faded.

Truman Price, 2001. CD in clear plastic box, liner notes folder. Truman Price on fiddle, Jane Keefer on banjo or lap dulcimer; vocals; songs and tunes researched and in styles appropriate to the topic. . New.

New York: Crawford Music, [1936].. Folio paperwraps, 9x12", 52pp. 35 songs; some traditional, some written by Keene, words, music and chords; inc. Barbara Allen; Birmingham Jail; The Bold Bank Robber; The Butcher Boy; Clarice; Down By the Old Village Pump; Dying Cowboy; Four Thousand Years Ago; etc. . Very Good: solid, unmarked, light soil front, light waterstain at top edge of rear cover only. We ship all books well protected in cardboard.

Hank Keene Incorporated, 1936.. Paperwraps, 9.75", 36 pp. Words, chords, and music to 40 songs, including the theme, Hank Keene's Gang on the Air; The Runaway Boy; Who Stole the Cherries; When the Roses Bloom in Old Kentucky; The Cowboy's Last Wish; The Blue Yodeler; The Mountain Gal; Rabbit Dinner; etc. . Fine: bright, clean, unmarked, unwrinkled; remarkably nice condition.

Hank Keene, Inc. 1934. Paperwraps spine-stapled, 9x12 inches, 31 pp. 30 songs composed by Hank Keene, lyrics, music, and chords, inc. Runaway Boy; When I Hold Your Hand; I've Got a Gal in the Mountains; etc. Almost all the songs are copyright 1934, and there is no later date in the book. We always ship in cardboard mailers for protection, first well wrapped in paper and waterproofing. Very Good: solid and unmarked; there is a 1" tear bottom front, closed internally with a bit of archival mending tape (non-acidic, near invisible, and removable).

London: Henderson, Rait, & Fenton, Printers, 1866. The first printing.. Paperwraps, 13.6 x 21.2 cm (8.3 in. tall), 28 pp. Much detail about Mr. Kennedy inside both covers and on rear. ... as sung by him with great success for several hundred nights at the Hanover Square Rooms and Music Hall, Store Street, London and throughout the principal towns of England and Scotland. 40 songs with verses and music, inc: A Man's A MAn; My Boy Tammy; Allister McAllister; Leezi Linday; Tullochgorum; Duncan Gray; Green Grow the Rashes O; Gi'e me a Lass wi' a Lump o' Land; Caller Herrin' etc. Some are variants I've not seen before. Good only: together and unmarked, but covers are fragile with many short edge tears; last 3 leaves foxed; paper lightly aged but most leaves are unwrinkled and all are clear.

NY: Albert & Charles Boni, 1925; First edition, N.A.P., apparent first printing.. Hardcover in blue cloth, 9x12" tall, [6], 182 pp; paper cloth label at head of spine. A stylish African-American songbook; each song prefaced with two to several pages on setting and provenance. Decorated with 32 woodcuts by artist Simmons Persons. "Negro Work Songs, Street Cries and Spirituals" also folk-songs, street cries of New Orleans.† . Condition Very Good: solid, unmarked, generally clean with light soil spot front, light rubbing at spine tips, and a quarter-inch chip at upper right corner of the paper spine label near head of spine, not affecting text. Book now protected in a thin mylar wrap. Ships well protected in cardboard box; weight over 1 kgm, so international shipment would require an additional charge above the flat rate.

London et al: Boosey & Co., Ltd., 1917.. Paperwraps folio sheet music, 9.2x12.2", 8 pp. Plain white and black cover, with ornamented capitol letters of song title. . Very Good: owner's small name-tag front- top center, else clean and straight, corners lightly turned.

London et al: Boosey & Co., Ltd., 1921.. Paperwraps folio sheet music, 9.2x12.2", 4 pp plus cover. Plain white and black cover, with ornamented capitol letters of song title. . Clean, straight, half-inch closed tear at top of spine fold with a bit of archival bookmender's tape behind it. Ships in cardboard protection.

London; J Curwen & Sons, 1907; Part One; Fifth Edition. . Hardcover in red library cloth, 11.10", xii + 48 pp + 12 pp of photo plates. Music, verses, steps & detailed directions, on history of @30 dances, inc. Greensleves; Dance of Garlands; The Maypole; Dance of the Seasons; Spring Flower Dance; Empire Day; All Hallowe'en; Shoe Dance; Sellinger's Reel; Sir Roger de Coverley, etc. Several pages on costumes. The photographs of children in costume doing the steps are extraordinary. Fair to Good: solid, but the paper is quite aged and somewhat fragile, with several edge chips and short tears; the photo plate pages are white and flexible; ex-library with some marks.

Bradley Kincaid, no date shown, possibly about 1942-43 (although many of the arrangements are copyrighted 1936).. Folio paperwraps, 8 3/4 x 10 3/4 tall, 32 pp. Words and Music to 27 songs, inc. Two Little Frogs, Sleep Head, Methodist Pie, The Kicking Mule, Barbara Allen; also a page essay about Berea College, and "A House Inside of You", probably an original without music. . Very Good minus; generally straight and clean; light music store stamp at bottom front, cover is split at spine fold from the bottom staple down.

Bradley Kincaid, 1930, no additional printing noted, apparent 1st.. Paperwraps, spine-stapled; 9 by 7 in. oblong; 40 pp. 29 songs with music and many verses, collected by Kincaid in the mountains of Kentucky and sung at the WLS Prairie Barn Dance; also several pages of description, Bradley's history and many photographs. Some of the verses are unusual. We ship daily; all our books are well wrapped and protected in cadboard. Good to Very Good: light external wear, unmarked and solid.

Bradley Kincaid, 1929, no additional printing noted, apparent 1st.. Paperwraps, spine-stapled; 9 by 7 in. oblong; 39 pp. 30 songs with music and many verses, collected by Kincaid in the mountains of Kentucky and sung at the WLS Prairie Barn Dance; also several pages of description, Bradley's history and many photographs. Some of the verses are unusual. We ship daily; all our books are well wrapped and protected in cardboard. Good to Very Good: light external wear, unmarked and solid.

Southern Music Publishing Co., 1937.. Folio Paperwraps, 9x12". 20 songs, some traditional, inc. Careless Love; Cowboy's Dream; Down Old New England Way; Father Grumble; Give My Love to Nell; I Love My Rooster; Jackaro; Paddle Your Own Canoe; Roll Along Kentucky Moon; etc. . Very Good; solid, unmarked, light wear along spine.

Bradley Kincaid, 1929, no additional printing noted, apparent 1st.. Paperwraps, spine-stapled; 9 by 7 in. oblong; 39 pp. 30 songs with music and many verses, collected by Kincaid in the mountains of Kentucky and sung at the WLS Prairie Barn Dance; also several pages of description, Bradley's history and many photographs. Some of the verses are unusual. Songs inc. Cindy, Down in the Valley, Ground Hog, I'll Be All Smiles Tonight, The Blind Girl, The House Carpenter, Young Charlotte, Pretty Little Pink,There Was an Old Soldier, True Lover's Farewell, A Pretty Fair Maid, Charlie Brooks, Rattler... Very Good: clean, straight, unmarked; spine rubbed all along length. We ship all our songbooks ell protected in cardboard.

Bradley Kincaid, 1940.. Paperwraps , folio 9x12, 48 pp. 35 mainly folk songs with music and multiple verses; e.g. Dinah; Old Joe Clark; The Streets of Laredo; Free A Little Bird As I Can Be; Home Sweet Home; Two Little Orphans; Gallant and Gay; The Hunters of Kentucky; Dog and Gun; etc. Hard to find. Also contains a three full-page essay, "The Complete Life of Bradley Kincaid" by Art Kelley, many photos, and 15 longish poems by Bud Rainey. Good: solid; light soiling on front, a little more on back cover, bottom front cover corner turned at 1". Ships in cardboard protection.

Bradley Kincaid, 1930, no additional printing noted, Photocopy.. Paperwraps in glossy card-stock, spine-stapled; 9 by 7 in. oblong; 40 pp. Interesting comments about the original Old Joe Clark, who lived in Clay County. 29 songs with music and many verses, Some of the verses are unusual. Songs inc. A Housekeeper's Tragedy; Away She Went Galloping Down the Long Lane; Arkansaw Traveler; Betty Brown; Black Eyed Gal; Black Eyed Susie; Darling Corie; De Ladies Man; Dinah; Free A Little Bird As I Can Be; Farewell Lovely Polly; Old Joe Clark, etc. Condition As New: a beautifully done photocopy on first-class cardstock and paper. How do we know it is a photocopy? The copy it was taken from had little wrinkles near the edges which show as little white lines - but are perfectly smooth to the touch.

Bradley Kincaid, 1929, no additional printing noted: this . Paperwraps, spine-stapled; 9 by 7 in. oblong; 39 pp. 30 songs with music and many verses, collected by Kincaid in the mountains of Kentucky and sung at the WLS Prairie Barn Dance; also several pages of description, Bradley's history and many photographs. Some of the verses are unusual. . Condition As New: a beautifully done photocopy on first-class cardstock and paper. How do we know it is a photocopy? The copy it was taken from showed light wear along the spine although the paper is perfectly smooth.