Sheet Music
Songs of the American West
Publication Information
Berkeley, University of California Press, 1968.
Physical Description
xii, 595 p. illus. 29 cm.
Notes
Unacc. melodies; includes chord symbols.
Contents
- All are talking of Utah
- Answer to the answer to the little old sod shanty on the claim
- Answer to the little old sod shanty on the claim
- Apex Boarding House
- Arrival of the greenhorn
- Ballad of blood Thursday
- Belmont Stopes
- Big Rock candy mountains, I
- Big Rock candy mountains, II
- Bill Peters, the stage driver
- Billy the kid
- Bisbee's queen
- Bishop Zack, the Mormon engineer
- Blood on the saddle
- Boggy Creek
- Border affair
- Bow-legged Ike
- Boys of Sanpete County
- Brigham Young
- Broken-hearter leaser
- Brown-eyed Lee
- Bucking bronco
- Buffalo skinners
- Bull-whacker
- Bum on the stem
- Bury me out on the prairie
- Busted cowboy's Christmas
- But the mortgage worked the hardest.
- (Con't.) California as it is
- California Ball
- California bloomer
- California Joe
- California stage company
- Campfire has gone out
- Captain of the cowboys
- Casey Jones, the miner
- Casey Jones, the union scab
- Charlie Rutledge
- Cherry Creek emigrant's song
- Chopo
- Church without a prophet
- Cohabs
- Cole Younger
- Colorado home
- Come, all ye toiling millions
- Come, come, ye saints
- Comin' back to Kansas
- Coming around the horn
- Copper strike of '17
- Cousin Jack
- Cowboy
- Cowboy reverie
- Cowboys' Christmas ball
- Cowboy's dream
- Cowboy's lament
- Cowboy's life
- Crossing the Plains
- Custer's last charge
- Days of '49
- Dear prairie home
- Deseret
- Desert route
- Disheartened ranger
- Do re mi
- Dollar a day without board
- Dreary black hills
- Dreary, dreary life
- Drill, ye miners, drill!
- (Con't.) Dry-landers
- Dying Californian
- Dying cowboy
- Dying hobo
- Dying ranger
- Early life in Dixie
- Early this Spring we'll leave Nauvoo
- Echo Canyon
- Emigrant from Pike
- Experience
- Fair lady of the Plains
- Farmer
- Fifty thousand lumberjacks, I
- Fifty thousand lumberjacks, II
- Fools of '49
- Freighting from Wilcox to Globe
- Frozen logger
- Gal I left behind me
- Get out, yellow-skins, get out!
- Git along, little dogies
- Go to sea no more
- Gold digger's lament
- Good old days of '50, '1, and '2
- Goodbye, Old Paint
- Great American bum
- Great-Grand-Dad
- Hallelujah, on the bum
- Handcarts, I
- Handcarts, II
- Handcarts, III
- Happy miner
- Hard travelin'
- Harry Orchard
- Harvest land
- Harvest war song
- Hay sing, come from China
- Hayseed
- Hell in Texas
- High chin Bob
- Hills of Mexico
- Hit at the times
- Ho! for California!
- Hobo's last ride
- Home manufactures
- Home on the range.
- (Con't.) Home, sweet home
- Honest miner
- Horse wrangler
- Humbug steamship companies
- Hunting after gold
- I once was a carman in the big mountain con
- I ride an Old Paint
- I wandered today up the hill, Maggie
- I want to be a cowboy
- I want to make the riffle
- Idaho
- If your saddle is good and tight
- I'm off for California
- Immigration song
- In 1864
- In Kansas
- In the hive of Deseret
- In the midst of these awful Mormons
- In the summer of Sixty
- Indian ghost dance and war
- Invasion song
- Iron horse
- It's a long, long way to capture villa
- It's a long way down to the soup line
- I've got not use for the women
- Joaquin the horse-thief
- Joe Bowers
- Joe Hillstrom
- John Chinaman
- John Chinaman, my Jo
- John Chinaman's appeal
- John Chinaman's marriage
- John Garner's trail herd
- Johnny's dead
- Jolly Vaquero
- Josh, John
- Just from Dawson.
- (Con't.) Kansas boys
- Kansas emigrant
- Kansas farmer's lament
- Kansas fool
- Kansas jayhawker
- Kansas land, I
- Kansas land,II
- Lane County bachelor
- Little adobe casa
- Little Joe, the wrangler
- Little old sod shanty in the West
- Little old sod shanty on the claim, I
- Little old sod shanty on the claim, II
- Lone star trail
- Long John, chineeman
- Lousy miner
- Merry mormons
- Miner
- Miners' meeting
- Mormon battalion
- Mormon bishop's lament
- Mormon car
- Mormon creed
- Mormon du dah song
- Mormon king
- Mormon love serenade
- Mormon question
- Mormons in the mountains
- Mountain meadows massacre
- Mustang gray
- My wife has become a Mormonite
- Nebraska land
- Night-herding song
- O if I was at home again
- Oh, California
- Oh, you wobblies!
- Old Arizona again
- Old bachelor
- Old Chisholm Trail
- Old cowboy
- Old settler
- Old time cowboy.
- (Con't.) Once I lived in Cottonwood
- Only a cowboy
- Only a miner killed in the breast
- Our leaky tents
- Overalls and snuff
- Overland stage driver
- Pastures of plenty
- Peninsula Pike
- Peter Orman
- Pioneer stage driver
- Plantonio, the pride of the Plains
- Portland County jail
- Preacher and the slave
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Prospecting dream
- Quantrell
- Railroad cars are coming
- Railroad corral
- Rambling cowboy
- Range of the buffalo
- Regular Army, O!
- Ride of Paul Venarez
- Ripping trip
- Rolling stone
- Rustling song
- Sacramento
- St. George
- Sam Bass
- San Francisco rag-picker
- San Juan
- Scabby Cousin Jack
- Scab's lament
- Scissor Bill
- Sea gulls and crickets
- Seeing the elephant
- Seven devil mines
- Ship out
- Since the Chinese ruint the thrade.
- (Con't.) Sioux Indians
- Sky ball paint
- Solidarity forever
- Sonora filbusters
- Speckles
- Stand by your union
- Starving to death on a government claim
- Strike breaker's lament
- Subsidy: a Goat Island ballad
- Suckers sadly gather
- Swede from North Dakota
- Sweet Betsey from Pike
- Ta-ra-ra boom dee-ay
- Texas cowboy
- Texas rangers
- Them days is gone forever
- There comes a reckoning day
- There is a people in the West
- There is no work in the Army
- They cry "Deluded Mormons"
- This is the place
- Titter-irie-aye
- To the West
- To the West: a parody
- Tom Joad
- Tragedy of Sunset Land
- Trail to Mexico
- Trip to Rapid River
- Trip to Salmon
- Twelve hundred more
- Tying knots in the devil's tail
- Uncle Sam and the Mormons
- Upper California
- Utah carroll
- Wandering laborer's song.
- (Con't.) Way out in Idaho
- Way they emigrate
- We came to Tanichi
- We're bound for San Diego
- Western home
- Westward ho
- What was your name in the States?
- When I was a cowboy
- When I was a miner, a hard-rock miner
- When I went off to prospect
- When we go marching home
- When work is done this Fall
- When you wear that button
- Windy Bill
- Wish I was a Mormonite
- Wyoming Nester
- Yellowstone flat
- Zebra Dun.