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| Bring history alive with this wonderful book! The four year Civil War period resulted in the deaths of over 600,000 people, but left an incredible musical legacy. There are over 100 songs in this collection, several including lyrics of the southern as well as the northern soldiers, set to the same tune. They are divided into several categories in this book, with songs of the union, the confederacy, Lincoln, universal sentiments, soldier's songs, battles, negro spirituals and abolitionist songs, songs on the lighter side, and post bellum songs. The music tells stories of the war: some heartwarming, and some heart-wrenching, along with photographs and drawings. Most every Civil War buff, singer, pianist or guitar player will find music to enjoy in this collection of historical pieces. "Ballads & Songs Of The Civil War" weighs 25.28 oz. |
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| The Battle Cry For Freedom (Rallying Song) - ©1993 The Battle Hymn Of The Republic - ©1993 John Brown's Body - ©1993 The John Brown Song - ©1993 Marching Song Of The First Arkansas (Negro) Regiment - ©1993 The Battle Cry For Freedom, II (Battle Song) - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Southern Battle Cry For Freedom - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Give Us A Flag - ©1993 For The Dear Old Flag I Die - Written by: Stephen Collins Foster - ©1993 Marching Along - Written by: William Bradbury - ©1993 The Army Of The Free - ©1993 Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (The Prisoner's Hope) - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!, II - ©1993 Nine Miles To The Junction - ©1993 The Why And The Wherefore - ©1993 Marching Through Georgia - Written by: Hanry C. Work - ©1993 Dixie's Land - Written by: Daniel D. Emmett - ©1993 Dixie - ©1993 The Bonnie Blue Flag - ©1993 The Yellow Rose Of Texas - ©1993 Maryland, My Maryland - ©1993 The Young Volunteer - Written by: John Hill Hewitt - ©1993 We Conquer Or Die - Written by: James Pierpont - ©1993 Stonewall Jackson's Way - ©1993 Riding A Raid - ©1993 Southrons' Chaunt Of Defiance - Written by: A.E. Blackmar - ©1993 Old Abe Lincoln Came Out Of The Wilderness - ©1993 Lincoln And Liberty - ©1993 The Liberty Ball - ©1993 Abraham's Daughter - Written by: Septimus Winner - ©1993 Abraham's Daughter, II - ©1993 We Are Coming, Father Abr'am - Written by: L.O. Emerson - ©1993 We'll Fight For Uncle Abe - Written by: Frederick Buckley - ©1993 Booth Killed Lincoln - ©1993 Weeping Sad And Lonely (When This Cruel War Is Over) - Written by: Henry Tucker - ©1993 Who Will Care For Mother Now? - Written by: Charles C. Sawyer - ©1993 All Quiet Along The Potomac (The Picket Guard) - Written by: W.H. Goodwin - ©1993 Do They Miss Me At Home? - Written by: S.M. Grannis - ©1993 Lorena - Written by: J.P. Webster - ©1993 The Vacant Chair (We Shall Meet But We Shall Miss Him) - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Home, Sweet Home - Written by: Henry Rowley Bishop - ©1993 The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh - Written by: Will S. Hays - ©1993 The Southern Soldier Boy - ©1993 The Faded Coat Of Blue - Written by: J.B. McNaughton - ©1993 Somebody's Darling - Written by: John Hill Hewitt - ©1993 Just Before The Battle, Mother - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Just After The Battle - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 Tenting On The Old Camp Ground - Written by: Walter Kittridge - ©1993 I'll Be A Sergeant - ©1993 Goober Peas - ©1993 The New York Volunteer - ©1993 Drink It Down - ©1993 Farewell To Grog - ©1993 The Old Union Wagon - ©1993 The Southern Wagon - ©1993 We've Drunk From The Same Canteen - Written by: Private Miles O'Reilly - ©1993 The Brass Mounted Army - ©1993 The Valiant Conscript - ©1993 Cumberland Gap - ©1993 There Was An Old Soldier - ©1993 Johnny Is My Darling - ©1993 When Johnny Comes Marching Home - Written by: Patrick S. Gilmore - ©1993 The Rebel Soldier - ©1993 The Southern Soldier - ©1993 Pat Murphy Of The Irish Brigade - ©1993 I Can Whip The Scoundrel - ©1993 Here's Your Mule - Written by: C.D. Benson - ©1993 Cairo - ©1993 Flight Of Doodles - ©1993 The Battle Of Shiloh - ©1993 The Battle Of Shiloh Hill - ©1993 The Cumberland And The Merrimac - ©1993 The Cumberland Crew - ©1993 Virginia's Bloody Soil - ©1993 Roll, Alabama, Roll - ©1993 When Sherman Marched Down To The Sea - Written by: E. Mack - ©1993 A Life On The Vicksburg Bluff - ©1993 The Fall Of Charleston - ©1993 Brother Green - ©1993 Go Down Moses - ©1993 Follow The Drinking Gourd - ©1993 Many Thousand Gone - ©1993 Clear The Track - ©1993 We Wait Beneath The Furnace Blast - ©1993 Steal Away - ©1993 My Father, How Long? - ©1993 Slavery Chain Done Broke At Last - ©1993 The Gold Band - ©1993 Oh, Freedom - ©1993 Free At Last - ©1993 Sixty-Three Is The Jubilee - Written by: D.A. French - ©1993 Grafted Into The Army - Written by: Henry C. Work - ©1993 Sambo's Right To Be Kilt - Written by: S. Lover - ©1993 Billy Barlow - ©1993 Billy Barlow-On The Times - ©1993 Kingdom Coming (Year Of Jubilo) - Written by: Henry C. Work - ©1993 Babylon Is Fallen - Written by: Henry C. Work - ©1993 De Day Ob Liberty's Comin' - Written by: George F. Root - ©1993 I Goes To Fight Mit Sigel - ©1993 Richmond Is A Hard Road To Travel - ©1993 Overtures From Richmond - ©1993 High-Toned Southern Gentleman - ©1993 Hard Times In Dixie - Written by: Eugarps - ©1993 The Blue And The Gray - Written by: Felix Schelling - ©1993 |
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