no 4  The Bonnie Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond.


12.  Show Me The Way To Go Home

Chia - Please, butt in! Good to see someone in here! LOL  I notice that rutumi posted the last music quiz, so if you see her in any of the games, ask her to look in.

Junee - Sorry I didn't see your answers until now! Both are correct.
#4: Loch Lomond
#12: Show Me the Way to Go Home

Remaining songs:

1. turn you to dust

2. a pillow of stone

5. old red rooster

6. a hearty welcome

10. lonely but free

11. angels in Heaven

13. a silvery crown

14. as I lay on my pillow

Chia, Radioman & Junee - Go ahead and name two more songs!   

14.  My Bonnie lies over The Ocean

5.  She'll Be Coming round the Mountain When she comes.   

#13..Shanty In Old Shanty Town

#2. Prisoners Song 

6. a hearty welcome

     When Johnnie Comes Marching Home.

If I may, may I add another title to my answer for #2...(If I had the wings of an angel)

Junee - Right on both songs - My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean and She'll be Comin' 'Round the Mountain.

Rammel - When Johnny Comes Marching Home, is correct

Chia - A Shanty in Old Shanty Town, and The Prisoners Song are  both right.
I wasn't sure if this song is considered a folk song, or if it's considered Country/Western?  I've always liked it, so decided to include it either way. 

The last three songs! First come, first served!

1. turn you to dust

10. lonely but free

11. angels in Heaven

10. lonely but free

     Tumbling Tumbleweeds.

# 1 sounds familiar but it "won't come".

RAMMEL - correct on #10 - Tumbling Tumbleweeds

Wow, now I'm getting confused, but I think I have it right! I thought #1 and #11 were the same song, but they are two different songs!

1. Turn you to dust

11. Angels in Heaven

#11..Down In The Valley

Chia - Down in the Valley, is correct for #11

Only one left for anyone to guess!

#1: Turn You to Dust (The Weavers, Burl Ives)

Ta-daaaaaaaa

#1: Turn You to Dust (The Weavers, Burl Ives)

     On Top Of Old Smoky.

One more hint for #1: worse than a thief

Look back at post 150

Rick - YES on #1 - On Top of Old Smokey. 
That completes the Folk Song Quiz!
Thank you to Chia, Radioman, Junee & RAMMEL!

1. turn you to dust - On Top of Old Smokey - RAMMEL

2. a pillow of stone - Prisoner song - Chia

3. sit by my side - Red River Valley - Radioman

4. where the sun shines bright - Loch Lomond - Junee

5. old red rooster - Comin Round the Mountain - Junee

6. A hearty Welcome - When Johnny Comes Marching Home -RAMMEL

7. a weeping willow tree - There is a Tavern in the Town - Radioman

8. seldom is heard - Home on Range - Chia

9. Lost and gone - Clementine - Chia

10. Lonely but free -Tumbling Tumbleweeds - RAMMEL

11/ agels in Heaven - Down in the Valley - Chia

12. had a little drink - Show me the Way to go Home - Junee

13. Is calling me back - A Shanty in old Shanty Town - Chia

14. As I lay on my pillow - My Bonnie lies Over the Ocean - Junee






 

That last one chased me off to Amazon to look at the Burl Ives selections. I do have some Ives stuff on LP's but no longer a way to play them (readily).  Might just get one of the CDs.

Marilyne...Great Music Quiz...Enjoyed it a lot... 

Maryline, thank you for the songs of yesteryear.

great quiz! Songs we sang so many years ago

Thank you all again for playing!

Rick - I also have some old Burl Ives LP's.  We have a vintage stereo that works, but it's down in the basement/family room, and nobody ever wants to sit down there and listen to records! However, we just can't bring ourselves to give away the huge number of LP's we like so much.  As for folk songs, I also like The Kingston Trio, and have a lot of those also, as well as Peter, Paul and Mary.  My favorite Ives song is, "The Eddystone Light", and my favorite Kingston Trio song is, "The Sloop John B".   

Quote from: Marilyne on November 04, 2016, 11:34:39 AM
Thank you all again for playing!

Rick - I also have some old Burl Ives LP's.  We have a vintage stereo that works, but it's down in the basement/family room, and nobody ever wants to sit down there and listen to records! However, we just can't bring ourselves to give away the huge number of LP's we like so much.  As for folk songs, I also like The Kingston Trio, and have a lot of those also, as well as Peter, Paul and Mary.  My favorite Ives song is, "The Eddystone Light", and my favorite Kingston Trio song is, "The Sloop John B".

Hahaha --- It must be an "old people" thing. My LP's and "player" are also downstairs in our playroom.  I have an old Fisher 500T receiver. Still works good and is still used. An old Dual turntable is on an adjacent wall and not connected. My LP's and those from other deceased relatives are also down there. Remember those Longines Symphonette sets? --- got some of them. My forgetful brain says the Burl Ives is one of those sets.  I'm starting to get inspired to go down there to the "archives" and see what I can find.  This happens to me every once in a while.

I promised Marilyne another Trivia Quiz after her enjoyable Music Quiz...always try to keep my word...so...here is another Trivia Quiz.....

1. What three terms are represented in Newton's second law of motion F = ma?

2. What is a plessor?

3. Philadelphia-born Alexander Calder worked in which branch of the arts?

4. Where was Dame Kiri Te Kanawa born?

5. Where was Mary Jo Kopechne found drowned?

6. Why were Bob Hope and Bing Crosby "like Webster's Dictionary?"

7. The bald eagle is a powerful flier, and soars on what?

8. Who played Ruth Etting in the movie, Love Me Or Leave Me?

9. What flatulent New Zealand creatures did geophysicist David Lowe say were contributing to the gradual warming of Earth's atmosphere?

10.What biblical figure was California's 4,700-year-old bristlecone pine tree named after?

11What disorder's name is derived from the Greek for "without appetite"?

12. What did George Bernard Shaw describe as, "a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire?"

13, What Boston green space, founded in 1634, is the oldest park in the U.S.?

14.Charles Dickens last unfinished novel was what?

1. What three terms are represented in Newton's second law of motion F = ma?

     Force, Mass, Acceleration

5. Where was Mary Jo Kopechne found drowned?

     Mass., Chappaquiddick -      Bad bridge construction 

#4: Dame Kiri Te Kanawa was born in New Zealand

#6: Why were Bob Hope and Bing Crosby "like Webster's Dictionary?" - The lyrics "Like Webster's Dictionary, we're Morocco bound".  Sung by Hope and Crosby in the movie, The Road to Morocco.

#8 was Doris Day playing the part of Ruth Etting

#12 Dancing is "a perpendicular expression of a horizontal desire."

Angels answers are correct too....continuing with Trivia:

2. What is a plessor?

3. Philadelphia-born Alexander Calder worked in which branch of the arts?

7. The bald eagle is a powerful flier, and soars on what?

9. What flatulent New Zealand creatures did geophysicist David Lowe say were contributing to the gradual warming of Earth's atmosphere?

10.What biblical figure was California's 4,700-year-old bristle-cone pine tree named after?

11What disorder's name is derived from the Greek for "without appetite"?


13, What Boston green space, founded in 1634, is the oldest park in the U.S.?

14.Charles Dickens last unfinished novel was what?

#9 Sheep

#11 Anorexia

#10 Methusula