Lucy Stewart

Lucy Stewart (1901-82) was a Scottish folk singer from Fetterangus, Aberdeenshire, first recorded by the folklore scholar Kenneth S. Goldstein, who spent almost a year living with the Stewart family in 1959-60 and collected traditional ballads, stories, riddles, and children's games.

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Lucy Stewart

Traditional Singer From Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Vol. 1 - Child Ballads

Lucy Stewart

Classic Celtic Music (From Smithsonian Folkways)

Various

Classic Ballads Of Britain And Ireland Volume 2

Alan Lomax

Ad Similis

Halb

Moving On

Nigel Denver

Cod Liver Oil & Orange Juice - The Transatlantic Anthology

Hamish Imlach

Good People Take Warning: Ballads Sung By British & Irish Traditional Singers.

Various

Classic Ballads Of Britain And Ireland Volume 1

Alan Lomax

Animal Songs

Various

The Folk Songs Of Britain Volume 5: The Child Ballads 2

Various

The Child Ballads

Various

Tifty's Annie

Tifty’s Annie

The Twa Sisters

The Laird O' Drum

The Jolly Beggar

Two Pretty Boys

The Battle O' Harlaw - Child 163

Doon by the Greenwood Sidie O - Cruel Mother, The - Child 20

Two Pretty Boys - The Two Brothers - Child 49

Barbary Allen -Barbara Allen - Child 84

Tifty's Annie - Child 233

Bonnie Hoose O' Airlie, The - Bonnie House O' Airlie, The -

The Two Brothers

The Twa Brothers

Swan Swims So Bonnie O, The - Two Sisters, The - Child 10

Beggar King, The - Child 279

Ewie Wi'the Crokit Horn

The Laird O' Drum - Child 236

the laird o'drum

The Laird O Drum

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