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The hand that holds the bread : Progress and protest in the gilded age - Songs from the civil war to the Columbian Exdposition
This medium is part of the overall work Recorded Anthology of American Music Inc.
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| Title | The hand that holds the bread : Progress and protest in the gilded age - Songs from the civil war to the Columbian Exdposition |
| Playing time | |
| Authors and Contributors |
Root, George Frederick [Komponist/in]
[GND
]
Work, Henry Winner, Septimus [GND ] Skelly, Joseph Christy, E.P. Bonnell, Otto Evans, M.H. New World Records [Label] Rivers, Earl [Dirigent] |
| Keywords | Publizierte und vervielfältigte Aufnahme |
| Type | audio |
| Numbers |
NW 267 |
| Signature | 5-10497 5/10497 |
| Complete work/Series | Recorded Anthology of American Music Inc. |
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Content
The hand that holds the bread ; The anti-monopoly war song ; The pacific railroad ; The song of the red man ; The future America ; Drill, ye trarriers drill ; A laborer you see and I love liberty ; Out of work ; Eight hours ; The chinese ; Little ah sid ; No irish need apply ; Uncle Sam's farm ; Jim Fisk ; Kick him when he's down ; We never peark as we pass by ; When the girls can vote ; The fatherhood of God an the brotherhood of man ; Mai Mai where's my pa ; Little brown jug ; Father's a drunkard and mother is dead ; Crooked Whiskey ; After the fair ; Ta-ra-ra boom-de-ay
