....Just Another Tune

Songs & Their History

Table of Contents

Folk Ballads & Popular Songs

• "La Suissesse Au Bord Du Lac" (1811) - A French song in England, USA and Germany
• "Long, Long Ago" & "Lang Ist's Her" - How A British Popular Hit Became An "Irish Folk Song" in German
• " Treu und herzinniglich, Robin Adair" - A British Tune In Germany
• Burns in 19th-Century Germany: "Phillis The Fair" & "Had I A Cave"
  (a preliminary list)
• Song Archeology: From "Earl Douglas' Lament" To "Farewell Angelina" -
  The Long And Twisted History Of An Old Tune Family
• "...Tell Her To Make Me A Cambric Shirt" - From The "Elfin Knight" to "Scarborough Fair"
• On The Trail Of The "Buffalo Skinners" (revised)
• "I Once Loved A Lass..." - The Story Of The "False Bride" And Her Forsaken Lover
• "Eileen Aroon" & "Robin Adair" - A Chronological List: 1729 - ca. 1900 (see also the Bibliography for this article)
• Some Notes On The History Of "Brennan On The Moor"
• "The Water Is Wide" - The History Of A "Folk Song" (revised July 2012)
• The Adventurous Story Of "Poor Mary Of The Wild Moor"
• Some Notes On The History Of "The Parting Glass" (revised 30.3.2012)
• "Bob Dylan’s Dream" & "Lady Franklin’s Lament"
• "This Land Is Our Land" - Irving Berlin & "God Bless America"

Music History

• The Guittar In Britain 1753 - 1800

Notes & Essays About Some Songs of Bob Dylan

• "...She Once Was A True Love Of Mine" - Some Notes About Bob Dylan's
  "Girl From The North Country" (revised)
• Rhyming With Bob - About The Use Of Rhyming In Bob Dylan’s Songs
• Call Letter Blues (1974)
• Cry A While (Love & Theft, 2001)

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