Tex Ritter, "Sam Hall" ("Song of the Gringo", 1936)

Lyle Lovett & His Large Band, "Ohne Filter Extra", Nov. 28, 1992 (prob. broadcast date), COMPLETE

Swan Silvertones, "Dr. Pepper" jingle and brief interview, 1970s-1980s

Bill Monroe & The Blue Grass Boys, "Dr. Pepper" jingle & brief interview, 1970s to 1980s

Grandpa Jones, "Dr. Pepper Jingle" and brief interview, 1970s or 1980s

Mother Maybelle Carter & Carter Sisters, "Dr. Pepper" jingle & brief interview, prob. mid-1970s

Doc & Merle Watson, "Dr. Pepper" jingle & brief interview, prob. early 1980s

The story of Florence Reece's "Which Side Are You On" -- Kentucky PBS, 2018

Florence Reece, "Which Side Are You On?" ("Harlan County USA", 1976)

Theo Bikel, "Those Were The Days", Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1981

Tom Rush, Driving Wheel, 1981 Philadelphia Folk Festival

Tom Paxton, Forest Lawn, Hershey, PA, 1969

Happy & Artie Traum, The Hungry Dogs Of New Mexico, Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1970

Patrick Sky, Jimmy Clay, Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1970

Hedy West, Farm Relief Blues & Der Graben, Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1970

Doc & Merle Watson, Brown's Ferry Blues, Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1970

Steve Goodman, City Of New Orleans, Philadelphia Folk Festival, 1970

Tom Paxton, Whose Garden Was This?, Hershey, PA, 1969

Phil Ochs, I Ain't Marching Anymore & No More Songs, Hershey, PA, 1969

"Four Green Fields" (Tommy Makem) -- background (2007) & performance 1983

The Sands Family, "All The Little Children", 1973 (and context)

Tommy Makem & Friends, "The Winds Are Singing Freedom" (1994-'95)

Tom Paxton Interview (by Michael Stock) about Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan et al., February 1985

Julian Dawson (with Wolfgang Niedecken), "When I Paint My Masterpiece", E-Werk, Koeln, D, 1991

Rose Maddox & Arlo Guthrie, "Philadelphia Lawyer" (Reno Blues), 1984