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Texas Folk Songs with Hermes Nye and Guitar
Hermes Nye
FW02128
/ FA 2128
The spirit of Hermes Nye's singing emerges in his forthright statement, "Love to sing them, love to hear other people sing them, love to learn new ones. That's about all." These thirteen songs explore the Lone Star State, from a song attributed to desperado Belle Starr to a corrido from south Texas.
Country(s)
United States
Culture Group(s)
Anglo-American
;
Spanish-American
Keyword(s)
Ballads
;
Corridos
;
Cowboys--Songs and music
;
Crime
;
Folk songs--United States
;
Folksong revival
;
Hymns
;
Marriage
;
Narrative poetry
;
Occupational
;
Prison songs
;
Protest songs
;
Railroads
;
Wit and humor
Instrument(s)
Guitar
;
Vocals
Year of Recording
1955
Record Label
Folkways Records
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Artist Hermes Nye ; Design by Ronald Clyne
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101
The Devil Made Texas
Hermes Nye
2:12
102
Bucking Bronco (My Love is a Rider)
Hermes Nye
1:56
103
Bonnie and Clyde
Hermes Nye
2:59
104
Bad Brahma Bull
Hermes Nye
3:01
105
Amazing Grace
Hermes Nye
1:32
106
Buffalo Skinners
Hermes Nye
2:01
201
Shorty George
Hermes Nye
2:04
202
Boll Weevil
Hermes Nye
1:45
203
Diamond Joe
Hermes Nye
2:10
204
Sam Bass
Hermes Nye
2:00
205
The Toolie's Death
Hermes Nye
2:06
206
Corrido de Kansas
Hermes Nye
4:51
207
Louisiana Gals
Hermes Nye
1:45
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