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Galicia
A1.1	–J. M. Rodriguez	Alborada De Vigo Panpipes [Pito] – J. M. RodriguezRecorded By – Alan Lomax, Jeanette Bell
A1.2	–Evangelina Carballo	Cante De Espadela Vocals – Evangelina Carballo
A1.3	–Emilio Soto And J. M. Rodriguez	Canto De Arriero Vocals – Emilio Soto, J. M. Rodriguez
A1.4	–Chorus Of Young Men Of Sobado del Obispo	A Raiz De Toxo Verde Vocals – Chorus Of Young Men Of Sobado del Obispo
A1.5	–Modesto Sánchez Garcia With Drum Accompaniment By Gabriel Gonzales Adam	Foliada Bagpipes – Modesto Sánchez GarciaDrum – Gabriel Gonzales Adam
A1.6	–Manuela Lema Santos And Her Sisters	Alalá-Muiñeira Tambourine – Unknown ArtistVocals – Manuela Lema Santos And Her Sisters
Asturias
A2.1	–Carlos Fernández Soles	Adios La Mia Vaca Pinta Vocals – Carlos Fernández Soles
A2.2	–Joaquina Lagar Leading The People Of Pola de Siero	Viva La Virgen Del Carmen Leader – Joaquina LagarPerformer – The People Of Pola de Siero
A2.3	–Four Vaqueiro Women*	De Los Tres Colores, Madre Tambourine, Castanets, Percussion [Payecha] – Unknown ArtistVocals – Four Vaqueiro Women*
Santander
A2.4	–The Dancers of Cabezón de la Fuente	Danza De Ibios Horn [Conch Shell], Drum – The Dancers of Cabezón de la Fuente
Leon
A3.1	–Dolores Fernández	Duermete, Niño Vocals – Dolores Fernández
A3.2	–The Dancers of Cabezón de la Fuente	Canto De Hilar Horn [Conch Shell], Drum – The Dancers of Cabezón de la Fuente
A3.3	–Aquilino Pastor	Corrido And Bolero Castanets – Unknown ArtistFlute, Snare [Tabor] – Aquilino Pastor
Extremadura
A4.1	–Juan Pastor	Gerineldo Vocals – Juan Pastor
A4.2	–Group Of Five Old Women*	Larin, Larero Vocals – Group Of Five Old Women*
A4.3	–Group Of Young Women*	Pandero Vocals – Group Of Young Women*
Castilla
A4.4	–Manuela Santayana And Mixed Group	Llamale, Majo, Al Toro Guitar, Drum [Ximbomba], Rebec, Castanets – Unknown ArtistVocals – Manuela Santayana And Mixed Group
A4.5	–Four Young Men*	Caracoles Vocals, Performer [Almirezes] – Four Young Men*
A4.6	–Orchestra Of Jesus Ordoñez	Jota Manchega Orchestra, Vocals – Orchestra Of Jesus Ordoñez
Andalucía
B1.1	–Inez Muñoz	Fandango De Comares Guitar, Bandurria, Oud, Castanets – Unknown ArtistVocals – Inez Muñoz
B1.2	–Alfonso Gavino And Anastacio Baque Ruiz	Fandango Vocals – Alfonso Gavino, Anastacio Baque Ruiz
B1.3	–Pili With Sebastián Nuñez And His Group	Bulerîas Performer – PiliPerformer, Guitar, Castanets, Handclaps – Sebastián Nuñez And His Group
B1.4	–Military Band*, Crowd*, Woman Soloist*	Saeta Noises – Crowd*Performer [Introduced By] – Military Band*Recorded By – Radio NationalSoloist – Woman Soloist*
B1.5	–Jose Manuel López	Alba Y Camino Flute, Snare [Tabor] – Jose Manuel López
B1.6	–Young Woman* With Crowd*	Sevillana Handclaps – Crowd*Recorded By – Radio NationalVocals – Young Woman*
B1.7	–Campanilleros de Bormujo	Pastores De Bormujo Recorded By, Vocals, Chorus, Castanets, Tambourine, Triangle, Bells [Handbell], Percussion [Cántaro], Cymbal [Platillos] – Campanilleros de Bormujo
Murcia
B2.1	–Juan López Sánchez And Nine Other Members Of Campañilleros Of Monteagudo	Salve De San Antonio Vocals – Juan López Sánchez And Nine Other Members Of Campañilleros Of Monteagudo
Valencia And The Balearics
B2.2	–José Calafero	El U Guitar [Two Guitars], Trombone, Trumpet, Clarinet – Unknown ArtistVocals – José Calafero
B3.1	–Catalina Mateu	Canta De Segar Vocals – Catalina Mateu
B3.2	–Francisco Capo	Canta De Trillar Vocals – Francisco Capo
B3.3	–Two Men*	Caramiles Flute, Snare [Tabor], Instruments [Espadín], Castanets [Large] – Unknown ArtistVocals – Two Men*
B3.4	–Dansadors de Pont d'Inca	Parado De Selva Vocals, Performer [Played By], Guitar, Bandurria – Dansadors de Pont d'Inca
The Basque Provinces
B4.1	–Group Of Fifty Fishermen*	Unia Baiole Vocals – Group Of Fifty Fishermen*
B4.2	–Aranza Goichi	Arin-Arin Vocals, Tambourine [Alboga] – Aranza Goichi
B4.3	–Mariano Iceta	Irrintzik Performer – Mariano Iceta

Credits

• Compiled By [Assistant] – Robin Roberts
• Design – Ronald Clyne
• Edited By, Compiled By – Alan Lomax
• Liner Notes – Alan Lomax, Eduardo Toner
• Photography – Alan Lomax
• Recorded By – Alan Lomax, Jeanette Bell

Notes

Spanish Folk Music, recorded in Spain and edited with the aid of the Museum of Pontevedra, Juan Uria Riu, Juan Carlo Baroja, Radio National, Antonio Mari, Walter Starkie.

A3.1 is printed as "Corrido-Bolrero" in the tracklisting, and "Corriro And Bolero" in the liner notes.
A4.2 is printed as "Larin-Lareo" in the tracklisting, and "Larin, Larero" in the liner notes.
A4.4 is printed as "Dámale, majo, al toro" in the tracklisting, and "Llamale, majo, al toro" in the liner notes.

A1.1: played on the pito (panpipe), Faramontes Orense.
A1.2: Solveira, Orense.
A1.3: (Muleteer Song) San Miguel del Campo, Orense.
A1.4: (The Root of the Green Yew), sung by a chorus of the young men of Sobado del Obispo, Orense.
A1.5: played on the bagpipe with drum accompaniment, Ribadavia.
A1.6: with tamborine accompaniment.
A2.1: (Goodbye my little spotted heifer) an asturianada, Aller.
A2.2: Asturias.
A2.3: Vaqueirina sung by four vaqueiro women with tamborine, castanet, and payecha accompaniment, Luarca, Asturias.
A2.4: Santander.
A3.1: (Go to sleep, baby) Val de San Lorenzo, Maragates, Astorgas, León.
A3.2: Santander.
A3.3: With castanet accompaniment, Santa Catalina, Astorga.
A4.1: La Madronera, Trujillo.
A4.2: Sung by a group of five old women, Arroyo de la Luz, Caceres.
A4.3: Sung by group of young women with pandero acc., Arroyo de la Luz, Caceres.
A4.4: Sung by Manuela Santayana and mixed group, accompanied on guitar, ximbomba (friction drum), rabel (rebec), and castanets, Lagartera, Oropesa.
A4.5: Sung by four young men with almirezes, Pegas de Matute, Segovia.
A4.6: Played and sung by the orchestra of Jesus Ordoñez, Infantes, La Mancha.
B1.1: With guitar, bandurria, oud and castanet accompaniment, from Cadiz.
B1.2: Sung unaccompanied, Bormujo, Seville.
B1.3: Performed by Pili with Sebastián Nuñez and his group, several guitars, dancers, castanets, clapping, Jerez de la Fronteva.
B1.4: Introduced by military band, noise of crowd, woman soloist, recorded in Seville by Radio National, Madrid.
B1.5: (Dawn and the Road), Bollullo, Seville.
B1.6: Sung by a young woman, with clapping crowd, recorded in Seville, during "romeria", by Radio National, Madrid.
B1.7: Recorded by Campanilleros de Bormujo, girl singer, chorus with castanets, tamborine, cántaro, platillos, triangle, handbell, Bormujo, near Seville.
B2.1: Murcia.
B2.2: With two guitars, trombone, trumpet and clarinet, Valencia City.
B3.1: Soller, Mallorca.
B3.2: Soller, Mallorca.
B3.4: Sung by two men with accompaniment of flute and tabor, espadín and large castanets, inside the church, San José, Ibiza.
B3.5: Sung and played by the Dansadors de Pont d'Inca with guitar, bandurria.
B4.1: Sung by a group of fifty fishermen. Ondarroa, Vizcaya.
B4.2: Ceanuri, Vizcaya.
B4.3: A Basque rallying or war cry. Elizondo, Navarre.

Dark blue labels, "Columbia Masterworks" in goldish silver. "Long (LP) Playing" printed in the bottom of the label.

(Sleeve) Printed in U.S.A.
(Record) Made in U.S.A.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Other (Labels, Sides A and B): 91A-02001
• Matrix / Runout (Label, Side A): x"LP" 14070
• Matrix / Runout (Label, Side B): x"LP" 14071
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side A): XXLP14070-1F COLUMBIA NY
• Matrix / Runout (Runout, Side B): XXLP14071-1F COLUMBIA NY

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SL-216, SL 216	Alan Lomax	Spain ‎(LP, Comp)	Columbia Masterworks, Columbia Masterworks	SL-216, SL 216	US	1955
KL-216, KL4953	Alan Lomax	Spain ‎(LP, Comp)	Columbia Masterworks, Columbia Masterworks	KL-216, KL4953	US	Unknown
11661 1744-2	Various	World Library Of Folk & Primitive Music: Spain ‎(CD, Album, Comp)	Rounder Records	11661 1744-2	US	1999

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