War ballads U. S. A.
Publisher: Folkways Records
Published: 1959
Place of publication: New York City
Language: eng
Format: [sound recording]
Subjects: War songs; American Ballads
Other titles: Pre revolution.; Why soldiers, why.; Ballad of the tea party.; Free America.; Bennington skirmish.; The battle of Saratoga.; Butternut Hill.; Constitution and guerrier.; How happy the soldier.; Benny Haven.; Mustang grey.; Saro Jane.; The regular army, oh.; The boy's of the thirsty first.; The cavalry remount.; If you want to know where the privates are.; Mademoiselle  from Armentiers.; I landed in London.; I got sixpence.; I don't want to join the army.; Gee but I want to go home.; The one-eyed Riley.; Bell bottom trousers.; The officers ride the whale boats.; Where you with the marines.; The services.; The engineers.; The fighting Q.M.C.
Notes: Texts ([8] p.) inserted in container.

Folk songs; sung by Hermes Nye, accompanying himself on the guitar.
Table of contents: title: Pre revolution: Why soldiers, why; title: 1773; title: Ballad of the tea party; title: 1774; title: Free America; title: 1777; title: Bennington skirmish; title: The revolution: The battle of Saratoga ; Butternut Hill; title: War of 1812; title: Constitution and guerrier ; How happy the soldier; title: Post revolution: Benny Haven; title: Mexican war: Mustang grey; title: Civil war: Saro Jane; title: Indian wars: The regular army, oh; title: Philippine insurrection: The boy's of the thirsty first; title: Pre 1918: The cavalry remount; title: 1918: The cavalry remount; title: If you want to know where the privates are; title: World war I; title: Mademoiselle from Armentiers; title: W.W. I, II: I landed in London; title: I got sixpence; title: I don't want to join the army; title: Gee but I want to go home; title: W.W. II: The one-eyed Riley; title: Bell bottom trousers; title: The officers ride the whale boats; title: Where you with the marines; title: The services; title: The engineers; title: The fighting Q.M.C.