The hand that holds the bread
Subtitle: progress and protest in the gilded age : songs from the Civil War to the Columbian Exposition
Contributors: Cincinnati's University Singers; Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc; Marshall F. Granros Collection
Series: Recorded anthology of American music; Recorded anthology of American music (Series)
Publisher: New World Records
Published: 1978
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 59
Subjects: Protest songs; Working class; Songs and music; Popular music; Songs
Other titles: Anti-monopoly war song.; Pacific Railroad.; Song of the red man.; Future America.; Drill, ye tarriers, drill.; Laborer you see, and I love liberty.; Out of work.; Eight hours.; Chinese, the Chinese, you know.; Little ah sid.; No Irish need apply.; Uncle Sam's farm.; Jim Fisk.; He never went back on the poor.; Kick him when he's down.; We never speak as we pass by.; When the girls can vote.; Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man.; Ma! Ma! where's my Pa?; Little brown jug.; Father's a drunkard, and mother is dead.
Notes: At head of title: Recorded Anthology of American Music, Inc.

"Industrial and populist musics" from the late nineteenth century.

"Progress and protest in the gilded age; songs from the Civil War to the Columbian Exposition."

Historical and descriptive notes by William Brooks, with bibliography, discography, and lyric texts (8 p.) on container and bound in.

Forms part of: Marshall F. Granros Collection.

Cincinnati's University Singers ; Earl Rivers, director.

Recorded at Corbett Auditorium, University of Cincinnati.
Table of contents: title: The hand that holds the bread  -- George F. Root -- (1:25); title: The anti-monopoly war song  -- R.J. Harrison? -- (2:15); title: The Pacific Railroad  -- George F. Root -- (2:15); title: The song of the red man  -- Henry C. Work -- (2:54); title: The future America  -- trad. and H.C. Dodge -- (1:37); title: Drill, ye tarriers, drill  -- Thomas F. Casey? -- (2:53); title: A laborer you see, and I love liberty  -- George W. Loyd -- (1:03); title: Out of work  -- Alice Hawthorne [Septimus Winner] -- (2:59); title: Eight hours  -- Jesse H. Jones and I.G. Blanchard -- (2:29); title: The Chinese, the Chinese, you know  -- W.S. Mullally and John E. Donnelly -- (1:16); title: Little ah sid  -- Joseph P. Skelly -- (2:24); title: No Irish need apply  -- O'Reilly? -- (2:35); title: Uncle Sam's farm  -- E.P. Christy and Jesse Hutchinson -- (2:15); title: Jim Fisk, or He never went back on the poor  -- William J. Scanlan? -- (3:54); title: Kick him when he's down  -- T. Martin Towne -- (1:57); title: We never speak as we pass by  -- anon. and Frank Egerton? -- (2:49); title: When the girls can vote  -- M.H. Evans and Emma Pow Smith [Bauder] -- (1:14); title: The fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man  -- John Hutchinson -- (3:11); title: Ma! Ma! where's my Pa?  -- H.R. Monroe [Monroe Rosenfeld] -- (4:27); title: Little brown jug  -- Eastburn [Joseph Eastburn Winner] -- (1:26); title: Father's a drunkard, and mother is dead  -- Mrs. E.A. Parkhurst and "Stella" of Washington [Nellie H. Bradley] -- (4:13); title: Crooked whiskey  -- anon. and "Sour Mash" -- (2:07); title: After the fair  -- Otto Bonnell and Charles K. Harris -- (2:44); title: Ta-ra-ra boom-de-ay -- Angelo A. Asher and Richard Morton; earlier version arr. Henry J. Sayers-- (1:54).