Originals

• 1941: DEVIL'S NINE QUESTIONS, THE
• 1941: MARY HAMILTON
• 1959: HICK'S FAREWELL

Covers

• Cover of ST. JAMES INFIRMARY in 1938 - as Bad Girl (One Morning In May); Lomax recording; goes with a warning and compassion, in line with her strict Mormon upbringing; the venerial disease in her version is of course the wrath of God; on the first released lp for the Archive of Folk Culture within the Library of Congress where Alan Lomax worked for: Anglo American Ballads Vol. 1
• Cover of HUSH LITTLE BABY in 1941
• Cover of POOR ELLEN SMITH in 1946 - Lomax recording
• Cover of FARMER'S CURST WIFE, THE in 1946 - Alan Lomax recording as The Devil And The Farmer's Wife
• Cover of HUSH-A-BYE in 1959 - as Whole Heap Of Little Horses; reissued on Ballads And Breakdowns - Songs From The Southern Mountains Vol. 2 in the Alan Lomax Collection
• Cover of LADY GAY in 1959 - Lomax recording as Three Little Babes, released on the same Southern Journey cd holding Hick's Farewell (see there), also covered by The Chieftains