NO JOHN NO

• First line: On yonder hill there lives a lady but her name I do not know
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording booklet   |   Text; Music
• Booklet for Leader LEAB 404 ('Song for Every Season', 1971) p.12
• Copper Family   |   Rottingdean

NO JOHN NO

• First line: On yonder hill there lives a lady
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Copper, Early to Rise (1976) pp.256-257
• Copper Family   |   Rottingdean

NO JOHN NO

• First line: On yonder hill there lives a lady
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio; Text
• Caedmon TC 1142 / Topic 12T 157 (`Songs of Courtship')
• Copper, Bob & Ron   |   Rottingdean

NO SIR

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) p.687 (Version a)
• Wooley, William   |   Bincombe

NO SIR

• First line: Yonder sits a Spanish lady
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) pp.688-689 (Version b)
• Shepherd, William   |   Winchcombe

NO SIR

• First line: On yonder hill there lives a maiden
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) pp.689-690 (Version c)
• Beale, James   |   Warehorne

NO SIR

• First line: Yonder mountain stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Frag. Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) pp.690-691 (Version d)
• Emery, Alfred   |   Othery

NO SIR

• First line: My father was a Spanish captain
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) pp.691-692 (Version e)
• White, Mrs. Lucy / Mrs. Louie Hooper   |   Hambridge

NO SIR

• First line: What care I for gold and silver
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Karpeles, Cecil Sharp Collection 1 (1974) pp.692-693 (Version f)
• Hezeltine, Mrs.   |   Camborne

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me, will you tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Kennedy, Folksongs of Britain & Ireland (1975) p.315
• Bishop, Emily   |   Bromsberrow Heath

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Roberts & Agey, In the Pine (1978) pp.217-218
• Holmes, Mrs.   |   Barren County

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me true
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Edith Fowke Coll. (FO 21)
• Fraser, Mrs. Arlington   |   Lancaster

NO SIR

• First line: My father was a wealthy merchant
• Roud no: 146    |   Journal   |   Frag. Text; Music
• Tolman & Eddy: Journal of American Folklore 35 (1922) pp.405-407 (version a)
• Eddy, Mary O.   |   Ohio

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Journal   |   Frag. Text; Music
• Tolman & Eddy: Journal of American Folklore 35 (1922) pp.405-407 (version b)
• Ross, Mrs. Daniel   |   Shreve

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Fowke, Ring Around the Moon p.117
• Fraser, Mrs. Arlington   |   Lancaster

NO SIR

• First line: My father he was a Spanish merchant and before he went to sea
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Edith Fowke Coll. (FO 85)
• Botting, Stanley   |   Naramata

NO SIR NO

• First line: Pretty maid walking in the garden
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Purslow, Marrow Bones (1965) p.63
• Greening, John (tune) / Mrs. Bowring (text)   |   Cerne Abbas

NO SIR NO

• First line: My father was a Spanish merchant
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text
• Fuson, Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands (1930) p.81
• Moses, Mrs. Louisa   |   Kentucky

NO SIR NO SIR

• First line: In London city there dwelt a maiden
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio; Text
• Folkways FG 3507 / Topic TSCD 511 (`Now is the Time for Fishing')
• Larner, Sam   |   Winterton

NO SIR NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Randolph, Ozark Folk Songs 3 pp.104-105
• Morgan, Mrs. Maggie   |   Springdale

O NO JOHN

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text
• Reeves, Idiom of the People (1958) pp.162-163
• Morley, William   |   Bincombe

O NO JOHN

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Sharp, Folk Songs from Somerset 4 (1908) pp.46-47
• Wooley, William   |   Bincombe
• Image attached

O NO JOHN

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Sharp, English Folk Songs 2 (1921) pp.116-117

O NO JOHN

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text
• Stout, Folklore from Iowa (1936) p.44
• Beck, Oren   |   Belle Plaine

OH NO JOHN

• First line: Tell me one thing, and tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Hamer, Green Groves p.58
• Walmsley, Mrs. A.   |   Lancashire

NO SIR (SPANISH BALLAD)

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Songster   |   Text; Music
• Illustrated Popular Songster (1883)
• Spear & Dehnhoff (New York) / White, Smith & Co. (Boston / Chicago) (1883)   |   USA : New York / Boston / Chicago

BLACK VELVET BAND

• First line: As I went down to Broadway, intended not to stay very long
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio / Text
• Singers and Songs of West Clare website (Clare County Library) http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/songs/cmc/index.htm
• Howley, Martin   |   Fanore
• URL link

TWENTY EIGHTEEN

• First line: Oh yonder stands a most beauty creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Brian Matthews Collection Tape 3
• Townshend, George   |   Lewes
• URL linksoundfile?

TWENTY EIGHTEEN

• First line: See yonder sits a lovely creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Brian Matthews Collection Tape 3
• Patching, Alf   |   Fulking
• URL linksoundfile?

NO SIR

• First line: As I walked out to Nottaway city
• Roud no: 146    |   Book / Sound recording   |   Audio; Text
• Leary, Folksongs of Another America (2015) pp.121-123
• McBride, Bill   |   Mt. Pleasant
• URL link

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Manuscript   |   Text
• James Madison Carpenter MSS Collection (American Folklife Center, Library of Congress / VWML, London) p.09463
• Adams, Janey

NO SIR NO

• First line: Tell me one thing tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording
• Memorial University Folklore Archive (MUNFLA) (St. John's, Newfoundland) acc. 71-26 / counter 089
• Power, Rose   |   Branch

O NO JOHN

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Sharp, A Selection of Collected Folk-Songs Vol.1 [n.d.] pp.45-47
• Somerset
• Image attached

TWENTY EIGHTEEN SIXTEEN

• First line: .. What care I for gold or silver
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording / Manuscript   |   Audio; Text
• Ken Stubbs Field Collection (tape 1) KS-01-4-43 / Book 3 p.57
• Patching, Alf   |   Fulking
• URL linksoundfile?

TWENTY EIGHTEEN

• First line: Oh yonder stands a lovely creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Ken Stubbs Field Collection (tape 3) KS-03-1-18
• Townshend, George   |   Lewes
• URL linksoundfile?

MADAM I AM COME A-COURTING (TWENTY EIGHTEEN)

• First line: As I walked through London city, after twelve o'clock one night
• Roud no: 146    |   Manuscript   |   Text; Music
• Clive Carey MSS (VWML) Ex 93 / nb 3/9; 3/30; Ms 6; FSJ.1934.133
• Yeldham, Frederick   |   Thaxted
• URL link

SPANISH CAPTAIN, THE

• First line: Tell me something tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Virginia Folklore Society Collection (Univ. Virginia, Charlotteville)
• Forbes, Miss Louise   |   Roanoke
• URL link

TWENTY EIGHTEEN

• First line: Ho! yonder stands a charming creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Magazine   |   Text; Music
• Musical Herald (1 Sep 1891) p.262
• [Young carpenter]   |   Besthorpe
• Image attached

MADAM I HAVE COME TO COURT YE

• First line: Madam I have come to court ye
• Roud no: 146    |   Journal   |   Text; Music
• Barry: Journal of American Folklore 24 (1911) pp.341-342
• C., S.   |   Co. Tyrone

OH NO JOHN

• First line: On yonder hill there stands a creature
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Bob & Jacqueline Patten Collection: British Library Sound Archive: 1CDR0010837 (copy of C1033/42)
• Showers, Charlie   |   Drayton
• URL link

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me will you tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Peter Kennedy Collection: British Library Sound Archive: C604/98 (time 20:52 - 23:21)
• Bishop, Emily   |   Bromsberrow Heath
• URL link

NO, SIR, NO

• First line: [..] will you tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Russell Wortley Collection (Sheffield University Library) (copy in British Library Sound Archive)
• Bishop, Emily   |   Bromsberrow Heath

NO SIR

• First line: Tell me why you are so cruel
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio; Text; Music
• Folkways FA 2427 ('Precious Memories')
• Ritchie, Jean   |   Viper

NO SIR NO

• Roud no: 146    |   Broadside   |   Reference only
• List of songs on Poet's Box (Glasgow) broadsides (n.d.)

NO SIR NO SIR

• First line: Tell me one thing, tell me truly
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio; Text
• Max Hunter Collection (Springfield-Greene County Library) 1406 (MFH 949)
• Davis, Mary Jo   |   Fayetteville
• URL link

NO NO SIR NO

• First line: My father, he is a merchant
• Roud no: 146    |   Thesis   |   Text
• Duncan, Ballads & Folk Songs Collected in Northern Hamilton County (1939) pp.354-355
• Gann, Viola   |   Sale Creek

NO SIR

• Roud no: 146    |   Thesis   |   Text
• Haun, Cocke County Ballads & Songs (1937) p.138
• Haun, Mrs. Maggie   |   Cocke County

NO SIR NO

• First line: Pretty maid walking in the garden
• Roud no: 146    |   Book   |   Text; Music
• Purslow, Marrow Bones (Rev. edn. 2007) p.75
• Greening, John (tune) / Mrs. Bowring (text)   |   Cerne Abbas

RIPEST APPLES

• First line: Ripest apples soon gets rotten
• Roud no: 146    |   Sound recording   |   Audio
• Veteran VT 115CD ('As I Went Down to Horsham')
• Hall, Mabs   |   Horsham

NO JOHN NO

• Roud no: 146    |   Manuscript Collection   |   Music
• Francis Collinson MSS Collection (VWML) Vol.5 No.58E
• Copper, Bob (?)   |   Rottingdean
• URL link