The New Lost City Ramblers ('Novi Vagantes Urbani Amissi') sunt hodiernus musicae temporis pristini grex nervorum qui Novi Eboraci anno 1958 per redintegrationem musicae vulgaris ortus est. Socii conditores sunt Michael Seeger, Ioannes Cohen, et Thomas Paley (qui a grege anno 1962 discessit,[1] in cuius loco Tracy Schwarz substituitur). Seeger cancro anno 2009 mortuus est.[2] The New Lost City Ramblers non solum in redintegratione musicae temporis pristini participes fuerunt, sed musicos innumeros sequentes recte moverunt.

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  • The New Lost City Ramblers (1958) (Folkways Records)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. II (1959) (Folkways)
  • Songs From the Depression (1959): see [1] (Folkways)
  • Old-Timey Songs For Children (1959) (Folkways)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. III (1961) (Folkways)
  • Tom Paley, John Cohen, Mike Seeger Sing Songs of The New Lost City Ramblers (1961)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers (1961)
  • Earth Is Earth Sung by The New Lost City Bang Boys (1961) (Folkways)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 4 (1962) (Folkways)
  • American Moonshine & Prohibition (1962) (Folkways)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 5 (1963) (Folkways)
  • Gone to the Country (1963)
  • Radio Special # 1 (1963)
  • The New New Lost City Ramblers with Tracy Schwarz: Gone to the Country (1963) (Folkways)
  • String Band Instrumentals (1964) (Folkways)
  • Old Timey Music (1964)
  • Rural Delivery No. 1 (1965) (Folkways)
  • Remembrance of Things to Come (1966) (Folkways)
  • Modern Times (1968) (Folkways)
  • The New Lost City Ramblers with Cousin Emmy (1968) (Folkways)
  • On the Great Divide (1973) (Folkways)
  • 20th Anniversary Concert (1978)
  • 20 Years-Concert Performances (1978)
  • Tom Paley, John Cohen, and Mike Seeger Sing Songs of the New Lost City Ramblers (1978) (Folkways)
  • Old Time Music (1994)
  • The Early Years, 1958-1962 (1991) (Folkways)
  • Out Standing In Their Field-Vol. II, 1963-1973 (1993) (Smithsonian Folkways)
  • There Ain't No Way Out (1997) (Folkways)
  • 40 Years of Concert Performances (2001)
  • 50 Years: Where Do You Come From? Where Do You Go? (2009) (Smithsonian Folkways)
  1. The Guinness Who's Who of Folk Music 1993.
  2. Brown 2009.

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