Soldier songs and home-front ballads of the Civil War.

Author

Irwin Silber

Call Number

• 784.71 S582.1 (CEN)

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Publication Information

New York : Oak Publication, c1964.

Physical Description

95 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Notes

Unacc., with cord symbols.

Contents

• Johnny is my darling
• Just before the battle, Mother
• Farewell, Mother
• Brother Green
• Old Abe Lincoln came out of the wilderness
• The battle cry of freedom
• The brass-mounted army
• Pat Murphy of the Irish brigade
• The Cumberland crew
• Go down, Moses
• The yellow rose of Texas
• The vacant chair
• There was an old soldier
• Oh freedom
• We'll fight for Uncle Abe
• The battle hymn of the Republic
• Marching song of the First Arkansas
• John Brown's body
• Slavery chain done broke at last
• Weeping sad and lonely
• We are coming, Father Abr'am
• Overtures from Richmond
• Clear the track
• Tenting on the old camp ground
• The bonnie blue flag
• Goober peas
• The battle of Shiloh Hill
• Lorena
• Maryland, my Maryland.

• (Con't.) Cumberland Gap
• Give us a flag
• All quiet along the Potomac
• Grafted into the army
• Roll, Alabama, roll
• Many thousand gone
• The rebel soldier
• The gold band
• Lincoln and liberty
• Who will care for mother now?
• Marching through Georgia
• Virginia's bloody soil
• Hold the fort
• Somebody's darling
• Tramp! tramp! tramp!
• Oh, I'm a good old rebel
• Booth killed Lincoln
• Kingdom coming
• When Johnny comes marcing home.