This 1959 collection captures the New Lost City Ramblers' early commitment to preserving and performing traditional American folk music, specifically aimed at a younger audience.
- The album was released on Folkways Records, a label known for its extensive catalog of traditional and educational music.
- The New Lost City Ramblers, with members like Mike Seeger and John Cohen, were instrumental in popularizing old-time music during the folk revival of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
- This release features traditional songs, showcasing the group's authentic approach to American folk music, presented in a format suitable for children.
The New Lost City Ramblers were a seminal American folk group whose music drew heavily on Appalachian string band traditions. Formed in 1958, they became key figures in the urban folk revival, known for their dedication to traditional music. On this 1959 release, the group, consisting of Mike Seeger, John Cohen, and Tom Paley, presented a collection of traditional children's songs. This album followed their debut release the previous year and cemented their reputation for authentic renditions of older American music.
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