PEOPLE RECORDED FOR THE COLLECTION
Original recordings prior to 2004 have been deposited in the National Library of Australia's Oral History and Folklore Collection. Catalogue numbers appear where applicable.

The recordings are broken into two sections as follows:

1. 2004/2005 ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS
   
   
2. RECORDED BEFORE 2004
   

• HOW WOULD YOU BE?
• WRITE HERE PLEASE: A study of an Australian autograph album
• AUSTRALIA AND ITS TRADITIONAL MUSIC - a very brief overview
• BROADSIDE BALLADS
• COLLECTING FOLK MUSIC
• FOLK CLUBS
• RECORD INDUSTRY
  The Record Industry Since 1954
• SOME OBSERVATIONS ON AUSTRALIAN FOLK SONG AND MUSIC - and the use of necessary labels
• I'VE GOT THE MUSIC RIGHT HERE IN MY POCKET - The Role of Songsters in Australian Music
• WHEN THOSE WEDDING BELLS TOLL
  A sneezing cat is a sign of good luck for the bride to be. Wedding folklore in Australia.
• ANZAC MYTHOLOGY:
  Army Songs Are Part Of Our Digger Tradition
• SPORT CRAZY AND GAMBLING MAD
  It has been said that Australians are sport crazy and gambling mad and it's a good bet that their money is right on the nose!
• BOOTS AND ALL
• WHERE ARE ALL THE MARITIME SONGS?
• THE BUSHMAN'S BIBLE
• SONGS FROM MY SWAG
• GAYLORE
• THE LANGUAGE OF THE BUSH
• THE DUNNY
• HUNTING DOWN THE OLD BUSH SONGS
  the Role of David Scott Mitchell
  
• DON'T GO DOWN THE MINE, DADDY
  Folklore of the Beaconsfield Mining Disaster