The New Christy Minstrels

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The New Christy Minstrels is an American folk music group that came to prominence in the 1960s. The name deliberately evoked Christy's Minstrels, an enormously popular 19th century blackface minstrel group founded by Edwin Pearce Christy. Formed by Randy Sparks in 1961, the group had several Top 40 folk music hits, including "This Land Is Your Land", "Green, Green", "Today" and "Ramblin'". Current members of the group include Randy Sparks, Clarence Treat, Jackie Miller Davidson, Art Podell, Dolan Ellis, Becky Jo Benson and Bill Boycott.

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Songs

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    (The Story of) The Preacher and the Bear

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    A Little Bit of Happiness

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    A Travelin' Man

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    Ambush At Teton Pass

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    Angels We Have Heard On High

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    Anything Love Can Buy

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    Appleseed John

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    Beaucatcher Mountain

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    Beautiful City

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    Bella ciao

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    Betsy From Pike

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    Billy's Mule

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    Bits and Pieces (medley)

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    Blacksmith of Brandywine

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    Brackenby's Music Box

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    Californio

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    Captain (What Shall I Do?)

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    Casey Jones

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    Charleston Town

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    Chim Chim Cher-ee

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    Chim Chim Cheree

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    Christmas Carol

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    Christmas Song

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    Christmas Trees

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    Christmas Wishes

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    Christmas World

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    Company of Cowards

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    Company Q Whistle March

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    Corn Whiskey

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    Cotton Fields

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    Dance Me a Jig

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    Deep Blue Sea

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    Denver

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    Do You Hear What I Hear?

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    Don't Cry, Suzanne

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    Down the Ohio

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    Down To Darby

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    Downtown

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    El Camino Real

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    Elijah Rock

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    Erev Shel Shoshanim

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    Fire

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    Freedom

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    Go, Lassie, Go

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    Golden Bells

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    Gotta Get A-Goin'

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    Green, Green

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    Green, Green (feat. Barry McGuire)

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    Grün, grün ist Tennessee

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    Hallelujah, I'm A Bum


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