Work & sing
Subtitle: a collection of the songs that built America
By: selected and arranged by Elie Siegmeister; a treasury of American work songs of yesterday and today ... With commentary, annotations and a critical bibliography. Illustrated by Juliam Brazelton
Publisher: W.R. Scott, Inc.
Published: 1944
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Folk songs; Work songs
Notes: With piano accompaniment.

"Other books about work songs": pages 95-96.

Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2
Table of contents: title: The big corral; title: The boatmen's song; title: The bold fisherman; title: The boll weevil; title: Clear the track; title: Cotton-picking song; title: Deliver the goods; title: Drill, ye tarriers, drill; title: The Erie Canal; title: The farmer comes to town; title: Good-by, old Paint; title: Hallelujah, I'm a bum; title: Haul on the bow-line; title: Ho for California; title: John Henry; title: Night-herding song; title: Pat works on the railway; title: The pinery boy; title: Rio Grande; title: The shanty-boy and the pine; title: Shenandoah; title: The shoemaker; title: Street cries: Watermelons ; Doughnuts ; Clams ; Junk man; title: Sweet Betsy from Pike; title: Take this hammer; title: The tinker's song; title: Track-lining chant; title: The trail to Mexico; title: What shall we do with the drunken sailor?; title: Which side are you on?; title: Work all de summer.