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Mel Bay presents songs of the western frontier

Call Number

  • R 784.4 S58.4 (CEN)

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Publication Information

Pacific, MO : Mel Bay Publications, c1992.

Physical Description

1 score (111 p.) : ill. ; 30 cm.

Notes

For voice and piano with chord symbols.

Contents

  • Banks of the Sacramento
  • California stage company
  • El-a-noy
  • The homestead of the free
  • Hunt the buffalo
  • I'd like to be in Texas
  • The lovely Ohio
  • Molly Durkin
  • My home's across the Smoky Mountains
  • Rio Grande
  • Santy Anno
  • The Sioux Indians
  • Sweet Betsy from Pike
  • The Utah iron horse
  • We're coming, Arkansas
  • Will you go out West?
  • Acres of clams
  • Cripple Creek
  • Days of forty-nine
  • The gal I left behind me
  • Git along, little dogies
  • Home on the range
  • I ride an old paint
  • The Kinkaiders
  • My love is a rider
  • The old Chisholm Trail
  • The ox-driving song.
  • Red River Valley
  • Root, hog or die
  • Shenandoah
  • Tying a knot in the Devil's tail
  • Zebra dun
  • Abilene
  • Billy the Kid
  • Blood on the saddle
  • The boll weevil
  • Buffalo skinners
  • Bury me not on the lone prairie
  • Cole Younger
  • A cowboy's life
  • East Colorado blues
  • The farmer is the man
  • For Kansas
  • Dakota land
  • The dreary Black Hills
  • Jesse James
  • The little old sod shanty on the plain
  • Sam Bass
  • Starving to death on a government claim
  • The streets of Laredo
  • The tenderfoot
  • The Texas Rangers
  • The Tex-i-an boys
  • When the work's all done this fall
  • The Wyoming nester.