"Sound off!"
Subtitle: Soldier songs from the revolution to world war II
By: [compiled by] Edward Arthur Dolph; music arranged by Philip Egner; illustrated by Lawrence Schick
Publisher: Farrar & Rinehart
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 621
Subjects: War songs -- United States; Ballads, English -- United States; Songs, English -- United States
Other titles: Soldier songs
Notes: Bibliography: p. 613-615
Table of contents: value: Remember Pearl Harbor: 1942 section. Arms for the love of America; Song of the Army engineer; Crash on! artillery; The Infantry; value: kings of the highway; Song of the Signal Corps; value: Songs with hash-stripes: current section. Bugle-calls: Fatigue call, Mess call, Reveille, Sick call, Stable call, Taps; The caisson song; Captain Jinks; The cavalry remount; The cavalry song; The coast artilleryman; Drill, ye engineers, drill; The drinking fusileers; Fiddlers' green; For her lover who was far away; For seven long years; I don't want no more army; The infantry song; In the good old target time; It's a way we have in the army; It was not like this in the old armee; Keep them rolling; Monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga; The mountain battery; Old King Cole; O'Reilly's gone to hell; The raw recruit; The red guidon; The regular army, oh!; Rogues' marches; Stand, army, to the bar; There is no work in the army; With the dirt behind their ears; You're in the army now; value: Hinky-dinky, parley-voo?: World War section. Army beans; Après la guerre fini; Battle of Bull Run; Battle of Paris; Bill, old dog, we're going to do yah; Bombed; Brave grenadier; Bring back my kitchen to me; Busted King of England; Carry on; Coast artillery song; Corporal gives me hell; Darling, I am coming back; Engineer train; Get out that old broken tibia; Give me a discharge; Give me some hardtack; Good morning, Mr. Zip-zip-zip; Guts of the army; Hail, hail, the gang's all here; Handsome young airman; Have you forgot us?; Helluva engineer; Hinky-dinky, parley-voo?; Hold your head down, fusileer; Hot time in Berlin; I ain't got weary yet; I'd hate to be a Hun; If you don't like beans and hardtack; I'll tell you where they were; I'm a-rarin' to go; In the base at Savenay; It's the syme the whole world over; I want to go home; Just behind the battle, mother; K-k-k-Katy; Keep your eye on General Wingate's brigade; Keep your head down, Fritzie boy; Kelly Field air service song; Kussing the Kaiser; Look at the ears on him; Mademoiselle soixante-quinze; Medical officers' training camp song; M.P.'s; Oh, how I hate to go into the mess hall; Oh, it's a lovely war; Old gray hearse; One of the Yankee division's marching songs; Our wild Irish rows; Over there; Parodies on The Darktown strutters ball; Parodies on K-K-K-Katy; Parodies on Liberty bell; Parodies on A long, long trail; Parodies on Over there; Parodies on The old gray mare; Parody on Tramp, tramp, tramp; Parodies on Where do we go from here?; Passing pilot; Private's song; Roarious; value: Coast artillery marching song; Scratch, scratch, scratch; Second Field volunteers; She is a Lulu; Slum and beans; Song from the 109th Field artillery; That's the wrong way to tickle Marie; There are ships; Twenty-eighth division; We're all going calling on the Kaiser; We're through; We saw the damn thing through; We've got a dinky stove n'everything; When evening cooties crawl; When I get to New York; When the guns are rolling yonder; When we step up old Fifth Avenue; value: In the days of Empire: Spanish-American War section. At Naic; Bacon on the rind; By old fort San Felipe; Carabao; Down by old Manila Bay; Dream; Soldado americano; Emancipated race; Filipino hombre; Governor general's song; If a lady's wearin' pantaloons; In Mindanao; Little brown brothers; On Datu Ali's trail; On the road to old Luzon; Rookie; Soldiers' song; Transport song; value: The blue and the gray: Civil War section. Abraham's daughter; All quiet along the Potomac tonight; Army bean; Army bugs; Army graybacks; Army grub; Battle-cry of freedom; Battle hymn of the republic; Bonnie blue flag; Bowld soger boy; Cavaliers of Dixie; Co-a-che-lunk; Colored soldiers at Honey Hill; Confederate parody on Just before the battle, mother; Corporal Schnaps; Dixie; Do they miss me in the trenches?; Down in Charleston jail; Eating goober peas; For Bales; Grafted into the army; Hard crackers; Hardtack; Here's your mule; I'll be a sergeant; Infantry; Joe Bowers; John Brown's body; Just before the battle, mother; Kingdom coming; Libby Prison song; Life in the soldiers' camp; Life of a soldier; Life on the Vicksburg bluff; Lorena; Marching along; Marching through Georgia; Mary had a little lamb; Maryland, my Maryland; Not the infantry, but the cavalry; Oh' I'm a good old rebel; Since I've been in the army; Song from the 107th colored troops; Song of the Dude; Stonewall Jackson's way; Tenting on the old camp-ground; Touch the elbow; Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are marching; 'T was at the siege of Vicksburg; Upi dei di; We are the boys of Potomac's ranks; We've drunk from the same canteen; When Johnny comes marching home; When Sherman marched down to the sea; When this cruel war is over; Winning them back; Would you be a soldier, laddy?; value: On to Mexico: Mexican War section. Battle call; Bayonet boys; Buck and gag him; Buena Vista; Come rais aloft the red, white, and blue; Death of Crockett; Fair land of Texas; Female volunteer for Mexico; Fire away; Join the hickory blues; Leg I left behind me; Love and battle; My daddy to my mammy said; New York volunteers' camp song; Point Isabel chant; Remember the Alamo; Rio Bravo; Song of the Memphis volunteers; Song of Texas; Strike for your rights, avenge your wrongs; Taylor, the fine old southern gentleman; Texan Rangers'song; Texas War cry; To arms; Uncle Sam and Mexico; Uncle Sam to Texas; Union call; 'Way down in Mexio; We are coming home; We're the boys for Mexico; Will you come to the bower; With these we'll bivouac; Zachary Taylor; value: From the Wabash to the Everglades: War of 1812 section. American star; Battle of Stonington; Benjamin Beall; Boys of Ohio; Frontier man's call; Dragoon bold; Hey Betty Martin; Hunters of Kentucky; Indian yell; New Yankee doodle dandy; Parliament of England; Patriotic diggers; Pauvre Madelon; Star-spangled banner; Yankee girls; Yankee volunteers; value: In the days of Yankee doodle: Revolutionary War section. Battle of the kegs; Blue bird; Brave Paulding and the spy; British light infantry; Chester; Come out, ye continentalers; Come swallow your bumpers, ye tories; Follow Washington; Free America; How happy the soldier; How stands the glass around; Irishman's epistle to the troops in Boston; Mad Anthony Wayne; Old soldiers of the king; Parody on The banks of the Dee; Progress of Sir Jack Bragg; Saratoga song; Sergeant Champe; Swamp fox; Volunteer boys; Yankee doodle; value: Songs from the regiments. Fifty-first coast artillery song; Fourteenth infantry song; Garryowen (7th cavalry); Girl I left behind me (7th infantry); Hiking song of the eighth infantry; In the second cavalry; Mexican border medley; Ninth cavalry anthem (The monkey married the baboon's sister); Old Arizona again (4th cavalry); Old ninth infantry; Only one more jungle season (11th engineers); Seventy-sixth field artillery song; Sixth field artillery song; Son of a musketeer (7th N.Y.); Tenth U.S. infantry song; Third coast artillery march; To the eighteenth (18th infantry); We lead the way (29th infantry); We're the boys of the thirsty-first (31st infantry); Young dragoon; value: West Point songs. Alma mater; Army, army, you're a wonder; Army blue of 1859; Army, o army; Army's coming down the river; Benny Havens, Oh!; Cadets' graduating song for 1848; Chevrons; Dashing white sergeant; Down in Maryland; Fight away; Furlo' moon; Furlo' song of 1829; He done his level best; Hike song of 1917; How well I remember; Missouri national; Official West Point march; Oh, me, oh, my; Slum and gravy; The yearling