TY  - SOUND
TI  - Songs and ballads of American history and of the assassination of presidents
PY  - 0000///195?
PB  - Library of Congress Music Division
N1  - Sound disc, analog; Part of the Folk Music of the United States series. Issued from the collections of the Archive of American Folk Song; Musical instruments: Banjo, fiddle; Side 1: 1. Phil Sheridan -- 2. The Iron Merrimac / Judge Learned W. Hand, Washington DC, 1942, recorded Alan Lomax -- 3. The Cumberland's Crew / Captain Pearl R. Nye, Akron, Ohio, 1937, recorded Alan & Elizabeth Lomax -- 4. The Battle of Antietam Creek / Warde H. Ford, Central Valley, California, 1939, recorded Sidney Robertson Cowell -- 5. The Southern Soldier -- 6. Washington the Great / Mrs Minta Morgan, Bells, Texas, 1937, recorded John A. Lomax -- Side 2: 1. Zolgotz -- 2. Mr Garfield / sung with banjo by Bascom Lamar Lunsford of South Turkey Creek, recorded atthe Library of Congress, 1949, recorded Duncan B.M. Emrich, George Steele & Herman Norwood -- 3. Charles Guiteau -- 4. Booth Killed Lincoln / sung by Bascom Lamar Lunsford of South Turkey Creek, recorded atthe Library of Congress, 1949, recorded Duncan B.M. Emrich, George Steele & Herman Norwood -- 5. Booth Killed Lincoln (Fiddle Tune, / Played on fiddle by Bascom Lamar Lunsford of South Turkey Creek, recorded at the Library of Congress, 1949, recorded Duncan B.M. Emrich, George Steele & Herman Norwood; Songs from and about the American Civil War, and the assassination of presidents McKinley, Garfield and Lincoln; 1937-49; Transferred to 15 CDA record collection
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