- Item Type: Audio
- Item Type: Audio
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Es hot mir mayn mame dertseylt
[Note on typed tape log inside box of spliced tape:] The 1947 and 1948 items were first recorded on home-cut disks. Later they were copied to tape. Mr. Younin states that he learned during WWI - his father and sister sang it. He doesn’t remember…
Ver klapt es dort azoy shpet bay nakht?
[Note on typed tape log inside box of spliced tape:] The 1947 and 1948 items were first recorded on home-cut disks. Later they were copied to tape. No. 4 is sung by an American-born girl who picked the song up in a summer camp for adult recreation.…
Mit dayne zise reyd
[Note on typed tape log inside box of spliced tape:] (From Alan Warshawsky’s tape)
Azoy vi es iz vey dem shvebele
[Note on typed tape log inside box of spliced tape:] No. 2 was given to me by Dr. Lazar Axelbank from his wire [recorder] collection.
In a fintsterer sho, mame
(recorded at) Public library.
Vos tut dos meydl in vald aleyn?
[Typewritten note on tape log inside box:] Note: Nos. 6, 7, and 10, show linguistic contamination. The original Yiddish East European terms may have already been forgotten by the singer, who has substituted more recent forms of expression.The noises…
Gekent hob ikh a shnayderl-meydele
[Typewritten note on tape log inside box:] Note: Nos. 6, 7, and 10, show linguistic contamination. The original Yiddish East European terms may have already been forgotten by the singer, who has substituted more recent forms of expression. The…
Her tsi got mayn geshrey
[Typewritten note on tape log inside box:] Note: Nos. 6, 7, and 10, show linguistic contamination. The original Yiddish East European terms may have already been forgotten by the singer, who has substituted more recent forms of expression. The…
Oy, vi-zhe vestu forn, Shmerele mayn man?
[Typewritten note on tape log inside box:] Note: Nos. 6, 7, and 10, show linguistic contamination. The original Yiddish East European terms may have already been forgotten by the singer, who has substituted more recent forms of expression. The…
Lomir veynen, lomir klogn
[Typewritten note on tape log inside box:] Note: Nos. 6, 7, and 10, show linguistic contamination. The original Yiddish East European terms may have already been forgotten by the singer, who has substituted more recent forms of expression. The…
Total Items: 1424