88 most beloved easy-to-play cowboy & western songs : a self instructor for piano, organ, accordion, uke, guitar, banjo, etc. /

Table of Contents: “…-- Charlie Brooks -- Charlie Rutlage -- Colorado Trail -- The cowboy -- Cowboy Jack -- Cowboy meditation -- The cowboy's dream -- The cowboy's lament -- The crooked gun -- 'Cross the wide Missouri -- Curly Joe -- Dark-eyed canaller -- Death of John Henry -- Diamond Joe -- Dogie song -- Dreary Black Hills -- The dreary, dreary life -- The dying hobo -- The dying ranger -- The frozen logger -- The ghost of Jim Lane -- Git along little dogie -- Gypsy Davey -- Hand me down my walking cane -- Hard luck -- The hearse song -- The hound dawg song -- I ride an old paint -- I wish I was single again -- I'm a stranger here -- I'm on the waterwagon now -- In eleven more months and ten more days -- I've got no use for the women -- Jesse James -- John Henry -- The last request -- Lonely valley -- Lynchburg Town -- My gal on the Rio Grande -- Oh bury me not on the lone prairie -- The old bachelor -- The old Chisholm Trail -- Only a cowboy -- Pass around the bottle -- Pay day at Coal Creek -- Poor lonesome cowboy -- Pretty Saro -- Quantrell -- The railroad corral -- Riding down from Bangor -- The Rio Grande -- The roving gambler -- The Rowan County Crew -- Sam Bass -- Sam Hall -- Shorty George -- Sourwood Mountain -- The sporting cowboy -- Springfield Mountain -- Starving to death on a government claim -- Ten thousand miles away from home -- The tenderfoot -- Texas cowboy -- That big rock candy mountain -- The trail to Mexico -- Way out in Idaho -- When the work's all done this fall -- Whiskey still -- Windy Bill -- Wunst I had an old gray mare -- Zebra Dun.…”

Classic banjo.

Table of Contents: “…Camp (2:25) -- Banjoland / Tony Trischka with Bill Evans (3:00) -- Sally Ann / Snuffy Jenkins (1:10) -- Lonesome road blues / Roni Stoneman (1:12) -- Fox chase / Lee Sexton (:56) -- Hop along Lou / John Tyree (1:08) -- Cotton Eyed Joe / "Big Sweet" Lewis Hairston (1:23) -- Foggy mountain top / Ola Belle Reed (2:29) -- Rambling hobo / Doc Watson (1:37) -- Old rattler / John Snipes (2:46) -- Georgia buck / Elizabeth Cotten (1:42) -- I wish to the Lord I'd never been born / Irvin Cook (3:07) -- Black Eye Susie / Roscoe Holcomb (1:24) -- Bluegrass breakdown / Bill Keith with Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys (3:09).…”
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Satchmo, a musical autobiography /

Table of Contents: “…If I could be with you -- Body and soul -- Memories of you -- You rascal, you -- When it's sleepy time down south -- I surrender dear -- Them there eyes -- Up a lazy river -- Georgia on my mind -- That's my home -- Hobo, you can't ride this train -- On the sunny side of the street -- My Monday date.…”
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Dylan at Play. by Smart, Nick

Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Nick Smart and Nina Goss -- And the language that he used: effective linguistic tools in Dylan's lyrics / Ditlev Larsen -- She might be in Tangier: Bob Dylan and the literary / Nick Smart -- No martyr is among ye now: Bob Dylan and religion / Stephen Hazan Arnoff -- Bob Dylan and the religious sense / Kim Luisi -- May your hands always be busy / Michael Spreitzhofer a.k.a Mike Hobo -- Dylan acts his age / James Brancato -- But where are your tonight? …”
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Artifacts & illuminations : critical essays on Loren Eiseley /

Table of Contents: “…"The bay of broken things": the experience of loss in the work of Loren Eiseley / Susan Hanson -- "Never going to cease my wandering": Loren Eiseley and the American hobo / M. Catherine Downs -- "The places below": Mapping the invisible universe in Loren Eiseley's plains essays / Susan N. …”
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Flying at night : poems 1965-1985 / by Kooser, Ted

Table of Contents: “…Sure signs: Selecting a reader -- First snow -- An old photograph -- The constellation Orion -- The salesman -- Old soldiers' home -- Self-portrait at thirty-nine -- Christmas Eve -- Visiting mountains -- The leaky faucet -- A frozen stream -- Living near the rehabilitation home -- Late February -- A drive in the country -- Spring plowing -- Sitting all evening alone in the kitchen -- Sure signs -- A summer night -- In a country cemetery in Iowa -- The man with the hearing aid -- The very old -- Walking beside a creek -- Book club -- At the end of the weekend -- Uncle Adler -- In the corners of fields -- How to make rhubarb wine -- Late lights in Minnesota -- The afterlife -- A widow -- So this is Nebraska -- Fort Robinson -- How to foretell a change in the weather -- Snow fence -- In an old apple orchard -- An empty place -- After the funeral : cleaning out the medicine cabinet -- The grandfather cap -- Shooting a farmhouse -- Beer bottle -- Sleeping cat -- North of Alliance -- Late September -- Carrie -- For a friend -- Grandfather -- Looking for you, Barbara -- Pocket poem -- Moles -- Notes on the death of Nels Paulssen, farmer, at the ripe old age of 93 -- Advice -- After my grandmother's funeral -- A hot night in wheat country -- Five P.M -- Abandoned farmhouse -- The blind always come as such a surprise -- Furnace -- West window -- Boarding house -- A letter from Aunt Belle -- At the bait stand -- The tattooed lady -- A death at the office -- There is always a little wind -- The Widow Lester -- Houses at the edge of town -- The old woman -- A place in Kansas -- Tom Ball's barn -- My grandfather dying -- The Red Wing Church -- Highway 30 -- Birthday -- The failed suicide -- The goldfish floats to the top of his life -- They had torn off my face at the office -- Year's end -- New Year's Day -- Walking to work -- Sunday morning -- One world at a time: Flying at night -- A fencerow in early March -- Just now -- A birthday card -- In the basement of the Goodwill Store -- Camera -- A room in the past -- In January, 1962 -- Tillage marks -- A child's grave marker -- Father -- At midnight -- Central -- The fan in the window -- Myrtle -- Daddy longlegs -- Good-bye -- The giant slide -- A roadside shrine in Kansas -- Decoration day -- A monday in May -- A buffalo skull -- Laundry -- The mouse -- Ladder -- Walking at noon near the Burlington Depot in Lincoln, Nebraska -- A patch of sunlight -- Carp -- At the center -- A sunset -- The ride -- At nightfall -- At the office early -- Cleaning a bass -- An empty shotgun shell -- A quarter moon just before dawn -- A letter -- Latvian neighborhood -- The Voyager II satellite -- The witness -- As the President spoke -- The pitch -- The sigh -- The onion woman -- Hobo jungle -- An August night -- The urine specimen -- Geronimo's mirror -- Porch swing in September.…”

Male blues of the twenties : complete recorded works in chronological order.

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Keeping the whole child healthy and safe : reflections on best practices in learning, teaching, and leadership /

Table of Contents: “…Democracy at risk -- "Hobo" Is not a respectful word -- No more haves and have-nots -- Waging peace -- Part 6. …”
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Hobohemia and the crucifixion machine : rival images of a new world in 1930s Vancouver / by McCallum, Todd

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Negotiating cultures and identities : life history issues, methods, and readings / by Caughey, John L., 1941-

Table of Contents: “…Lessons on the Road: The Life of a Hobo5. â#x80;#x9C;That Really Happenedâ#x80;#x9D;: Ethnography and the Hobby of Twentieth-Century War Reenacting; 6. …”
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Folksongs of another America : field recordings from the Upper Midwest, 1937-1946 / by Leary, James P., 1950-

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Someplace like America : tales from the new great depression / by Maharidge, Dale

Table of Contents: “…America Begins a Thirty-Year Journey to Nowhere: The 1980s; 1. On Becoming a Hobo; 2. Necropolis; 3. New Timer; 4. Home Sweet Tent; 5. …”
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Woody at 100 : the Woody Guthrie centennial collection.

Table of Contents: “…This land is your land (alternate version) -- Pastures of plenty -- Riding in my car (Car song) -- The Grand Coulee Dam -- Talking dust bowl -- So long, it's been good to know yuh (Dusty old dust) -- Ramblin' round -- Philadelphia lawyer -- Hard travelin' -- Pretty Boy Floyd -- Hobo's lullaby -- Talking Columbia -- The sinking of the Reuben James -- Jesus Christ -- Gypsy Davy -- New York town -- Going down the road (feeling bad) -- Hard, ain't it hard -- The biggest thing that man has ever done (The great historical bum) -- This land is your land (standard version) -- Jarama Valley -- Why, oh why? …”
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Polkabilly : how the Goose Island Ramblers redefined American folk music / by Leary, James P.

Table of Contents: “…n's (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers --Origins of the name of the Goose Island Ramblers -- Shady grove / Prairie Ramblers -- Outro to Prairie Ramblers -- Intro to Salty Hougan -- Intro to "I worked for a farmer" -- I worked for a farmer / Goose Island Ramblers -- Whitford's near-national fame -- My blue eyes have gone (begins) / Goose Island Ramblers -- End and rebirth of the Goose Island Ramblers -- Outro and credits -- My blue eyes have gone (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Windy Whitford interview -- Intro -- Oscar's Cannonball / Goose Island Ramblers -- Rebirth of the Goose Island Ramblers -- Choosing a name for the new group -- Intro to George Gilbertsen -- Intro to "On the beach at Waunakee" -- Intro to Bruce Bollerud and Bollerud interview on Roy Anderson -- Swiss yodel waltz / Goose Island Ramblers -- Whitford comments on his style -- Going back to the hills / Goose Island Ramblers -- Playing at Glen and Ann's bar and interview with Gilbert Gilbertsen -- Norwegian war chant / Goose Island Ramblers -- Goose Island Ramblers' props -- Mountain dew (begins) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Interview with Gilbertsen: theft of the jug / Mountain dew (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Milwaukee waltz (begins) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Interview with Bruce Bollerud: comments on Gilbert Gilbertsen -- Milwaukee waltz (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Break song / Goose Island Ramblers -- Into to "Hurley hop" -- Hurley hop / Goose Island Ramblers -- Francuszka polka (begins) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Final comment on Goose Island Ramblers -- Outro and credits -- Francuszka polka (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Paul paa Haugen (begins) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Intro -- Intro to Bruce Bollerud -- Paul paa Haugen (continues) / Goose Island Ramblers -- Bruce Bollerud interview: growing up on a Norwegian farm in Wisconsin -- Learning "Ole" song, Bollerud commetns -- Ole Olson, the hobo from Norway / Goose Island Ramblers -- More on the Goose Island Ramblers and Bollerud interview -- Intro to "Mrs. …”

Stephen Crane : a life of fire / by Sorrentino, Paul

Tom Waits on Tom Waits : interviews and encounters /

Table of Contents: “…Club -- June 2, 2002 -- "The Hobo Comes Home" Interviewer: Iain Shedden, The Australian -- June 13, 2002 -- "We're All Mad Here" Interviewer: Robert Lloyd, ANTI- Electronic Press Kit -- September 2004 -- "One Wild Ride" Interviewer: Pamela Feinsilber, San Francisco Magazine -- Real Gone (2004) -- August or September 2004 -- "It's Last Call Somewhere in the World" Interviewer: Jonathan Valania, Magnet -- September 2004 -- "The Mojo Interview: Tom Waits Speaks" Interviewer: Sylvie Simmons, Mojo -- December 2004 -- "Tom Waits: Dancing in the Dark" Interviewer: Tom Moon, Harp -- December 2004 -- "All Stripped Down" Interviewer: Tom Lanham, Paste -- Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards (2006) -- October 27, 2006 -- "Tom Waits: Call and Response" Interviewer: Katherine Turman, Stop Smiling -- November 16, 2006 -- "Tom Waits: Haunted Songster's Revelatory Dispatch from the Twilight Zone" Interviewer: Tim Perlich, Now -- November 27, 2006 -- "Interview: Tom Walts" Interviewer: Amanda Petrusich, Pitchfork -- December 2006 -- "My Wild Years and the Woman That Saved My Life" Interviewer: Mick Brown, Word -- May 20, 2008 -- "True Confessions" Interviewer: Tom Waits, ANTI- Press Release -- Permissions -- Index.…”
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A mad, crazy river : running the Grand Canyon in 1927 / by Eddy, Clyde, 1889-1954

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35 years of the best in bluegrass.

Table of Contents: “…Mary's -- My cabin in caroline -- Jackrabbit trail -- I found you -- Hard times -- Snap a finger, Jesus -- Hobo blues --You gotta do what you gotta do -- You won't be satisfied that way -- Deepening snow -- Erase the miles -- Forgivness just ain't in her plan --Desperately -- Cold Virginia night -- Thy burdens are greater than mine -- Grandpa's mandolin -- My last run -- I call your name -- Beaumont rag -- Broken heart keeps beatin' -- Heart & soul -- Lonesome pine.…”
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Stephen Crane : a life of fire / by Sorrentino, Paul

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Qualitative research in journalism : taking it to the streets /

Table of Contents: “…Founding Scholars; Implications for Journalism; Historical Context for Chicago School Research; Charles Booth; Jane Addams and Hull-House; The Social Survey Movement; Developing Theory and Methods Together; The Natural Areas of the City; The Polish Peasant in Europe and America; The Hobo; The Authority of Multiple Research Methods; Endnotes; References; 3. …”
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