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|a Songs America voted by :
|b with the words and music that won and lost elections and influenced the democratic process /
|c compiled and edited with historical notes by Irwin Silber.
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|a Harrisburg, Pa. :
|b Stackpole Books,
|c 1971.
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|a 1 online resource (320 pages)
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|a notated music
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|a In part melodies with chord symbols; in part without music.
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|a "Bibliography of election campaign songsters, pamphlets, and songbooks": pages 301-307.
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|a The early years (1788-1836) : from Washington to Jackson -- Tippecanoe and Tyler too : the first great singing campaign, the historic election of 1840 -- Locofocos, Whigs and Free-Soilers : war with Mexico and the great antislavery agitation -- Free speech, free soil, free men, Fremont! : the campaign of 1856 and the birth of the Republican party -- Lincoln and liberty : songs of the four-way race of 1860 and the wartime contest of 1864 -- Republicans all : the postwar era, in which Republicans win four times running -- Time for a change : the Cleveland campaigns, 1884, 1888, 1892 -- O, the people's ticket! : the farmer and labor revolts of the 1880s and 1890s -- Gold bugs and silver lions : the McKinley-Bryan campaigns of 1896 and 1900 -- Teddy, Taft and Wilson, that's all : ragtime campaigns of the early years of the twentieth century -- What a weapon is the ballot! : the singing campaigns of Prohibitionists, Socialists, and woman Suffragists -- The Republican twenties : after the war and before the depression -- The Roosevelt years : the New Deal becomes a revival -- The recent years : the presidential contests of 1948 through the present.
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|g Song index:
|t Adams and Clay --
|t Adams and liberty --
|t Adlai's gonna win this time --
|t After Woodrow Wilson takes his seat --
|t All are ready for the fray --
|t All the way my saviour leads me --
|t Al Smith --
|t Al Smith for president --
|t America has sons to crush oppression --
|t American spirit --
|t Anti-imperialism --
|t Battle hymn of the Republican party --
|t Be good to California, Mr Wilson (California was good to you) --
|t Believe in Stevenson --
|t Ben Butler song --
|t Beulah land --
|t Bibles and beer --
|t B-I-Double L-Bill --
|t Bleached shirt --
|t Boatman's dance --
|t Bold soger boy --
|t Bonnie blue flag --
|t Boys in blue --
|t Brave old volunteer --
|t Breckenridge and Lane --
|t Bryan leads the way --
|t Buchanan and Breckenridge --
|t Buckeye song --
|t Buckle down Winsocki --
|t Buckle down with Nixon --
|t Buck shooting --
|t Bullet proof --
|t Bye-bye Landon, goodbye --
|t Campaign hymn of the Republic --
|t Campaign rally song --
|t Canada reserves --
|t Captain Grant of the black marines --
|t Captain Jinks of the horse marines --
|t Cass and Butler --
|t Cast your votes for Abraham --
|t Champagne Charley --
|t Charles E. Hughes, the American --
|t Civilize the Philippines --
|t Clear the track for General Weaver --
|t Clear the way for Harry Clay --
|t Cleveland is the man --
|t Click with Dick --
|t Collar and the kerchief --
|t Date in '48 --
|t Democratic song --
|t Democratic victory song --
|t De serenade --
|t Dey's all put on de blue --
|t Dixie's land --
|t Don't let 'em take it away --
|t Down in the licensed saloon --
|t Down the free traders --
|t Do ye ken F.D.? --
|t Do you ken John Peel? --
|t Election in jungle town --
|t Elliott, I wanna be a cap'n too! --
|t Empire club song --
|t Fainting general --
|t Fare you well --
|t Farmer Clay --
|t Farmer Greeley --
|t Farmer of Tippecanoe --
|t Federal constitution and liberty forever --
|t Fellow workers, would you know --
|t Female suffrage --
|t Few days --
|t Fight for the nigger --
|t Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again --
|t Freedom, freemen, fremont --
|t Freemen win when Lincoln leads --
|t Free soil chorus --
|t Fremont and freedom --
|t Full dinner pail --
|t General Grant's the man --
|t Get me to the church on time --
|t Get off the track --
|t Get on the raft with Taft --
|t Get out of the way --
|t Get out of the way, you grand old party --
|t Gobby-O --
|t God save great Washington --
|t Going to the polls --
|t Gone are the days --
|t Goodbye, my lover, goodbye --
|t Goodbye, my party, goodbye --
|t Good-bye Teddy, you must march! march! march! --
|t Good democrats --
|t (Good times with Hoover) better times with Al --
|t Go right along, Mister Wilson (and we'll all stand by you) --
|t Go tell Aunt Rhody --
|t To tell McKinley --
|t Go with Goldwater --
|t Grandfather's clock --
|t Grandfather's hat --
|t Great day --
|t Great Harry Clay --
|t Greenback ticket --
|t Grover's veto --
|t Hail the social revolution --
|t Hancock is coming --
|t Happy landin' with Landon --
|t Harding, you're the man for us --
|t Hard times --
|t Harrison --
|t Harry of the west --
|t Have you heard the loud alarm? --
|t Hayseed --
|t Hello, Dolly --
|t Hello, Lyndon --
|t Here comes Nixon --
|t He's our Al --
|t He's the people's choice --
|t Hickory tree --
|t High hopes (special campaign version) --
|t Highland muster roll --
|t High old Abe shall win --
|t Hip, hip, hurrah, Harrison! --
|t His grandfather's hat --
|t Hold the fort for Tilden --
|t Honest money --
|t Hoover for president, the hope of our nation --
|t Hoover is the man --
|t Horse and buggy ways --
|t How it happened (or the Jew of Lombard Street) --
|t Hurrah for prohibition --
|t Hurrah! hurrah for Grant and Wilson! --
|t Huzza for the railroad! --
|t If he's good enough for Lindy (he's good enough for me) --
|t I like Ike --
|t I'll vote for old Chippewa, too --
|t I'm a roaring repeater --
|t I'm a suffragette --
|t I'm just wild about Harry (campaign version) --
|t INdependent man --
|t In the sweet bye and bye --
|t I think we've got another Washington (and Wilson is his name) --
|t It is not thrown away --
|t It's British, you know.
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|t Jackson toast --
|t Jefferson and liberty --
|t Jefferson and liberty II --
|t Jimmy Polk of Tennessee --
|t Jingle bells --
|t John Bull and the free trade agitation --
|t John W. Davis (remember the teapot dome) --
|t Jordan is a hard road to travel --
|t Just before election, Andy --
|t Just wait until November --
|t Kansas fool --
|t Kansas suffrage song --
|t Keep cool and keep Coolidge --
|t Kiss yourself goodbye! --
|t Labor's Yankee Doodle --
|t Landon, oh, Landon --
|t Last whig song --
|t Latest Yankee Doodle --
|t Let's go with Ad-a-lai --
|t Liberty song --
|t Licensed saloon --
|t Lincoln and Hamlin --
|t Lincoln and liberty --
|t Line up for Bryan --
|t Little Mac! little Mac! you're the very man --
|t Little Mac shall be restored --
|t Little old log cabin in the lane --
|t Little pigs --
|t Little snug old white house in the lane --
|t Little Vanny --
|t Little wat ye wha's a-comin' --
|t Locofoco song --
|t Log cabin and hard cider candidate --
|t Look ahead, neighbor --
|t Lutzow's wild hunt --
|t McClellan is the man --
|t McKinley in the white house --
|t McKinley is the man! --
|t Madison, union and liberty --
|t Ma! ma! where's my pa? --
|t Marching through rum-land --
|t Marching with McKinley to victory --
|t March of freedom --
|t March of united labor --
|t March to the white house --
|t Martin Van of Kinderhook --
|t Mary Blaine --
|t Maryland, my Maryland --
|t Merrily we roll along --
|t Mr. Harding, we're all for you --
|t Mr. Hoover and Mr. Smith --
|t Mister Roosevelt, won't you please run again? --
|t Monroe is the man --
|t My Bonnie lies over the ocean --
|t My friend Franklin --
|t My old Kentucky home --
|t My party led me --
|t Nelly Bly --
|t New federal song --
|t New national anthem --
|t New roof --
|t New suffrage song --
|t Nixon is the man for me --
|t Nixon's the one --
|t No ringsters need apply --
|t Not for Grant --
|t Now I am the leader of the democracee --
|t Obituary for Horace Greeley --
|t Old Abe Lincoln come tearin' out the wilderness --
|t Old Black Joe --
|t Old folks at home --
|t Old King Cole --
|t Old Tippecanoe --
|t Old Zack upon the track --
|t On the right railroad with Roosevelt --
|t Our cause is marching on --
|t Our jubilee --
|t Our sailor boys at Santiago --
|t Our victory banner --
|t Our watchword --
|t Parker! Parker! you're the Moses who will lead us out of the wilderness --
|t Pay no heed to Billy Bryan --
|t People's inning --
|t People's jubilee --
|t People's nominee --
|t Picayune butler --
|t Plumed knight --
|t Political quartet --
|t Polk, Dallas and Texas --
|t Pony boy --
|t Pop goes the weasel --
|t Presidential soliloquy --
|t Prosperity, protection and McKinley --
|t Rally for old Abe --
|t Rall 'round the cause, boys --
|t Rally to the call, boys --
|t Red, white and blue --
|t Republican battle hymn --
|t Republican letter --
|t Republican rallying song --
|t Robert La Follette is the man of my heart --
|t Rough and ready --
|t Rough and ready (or the bold soger boy) --
|t Same merry-go-round --
|t Save the boy --
|t Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled --
|t Scott and Graham --
|t Scott who oft to victory led --
|t Should brave soldiers be forgot --
|t Sidewalks of New York --
|t Silver lion came tearing out the wilderness --
|t Silver song --
|t Sixteen to one --
|t Soldier's vote (das soldaten stimme) --
|t Song made upon the election of new magistrates for this city --
|t Song of the sailors --
|t Son of liberty --
|t Soon we'll have the union back --
|t Sound money and protection --
|t Stand and be counted --
|t Stand by the flag --
|t Stand by the grand old party --
|t Stevenson, Stevenson --
|t Straight-out Democrat.
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|t Taft and Sherman --
|t Taft the leader --
|t Ta-ra-ra boom-de-ay --
|t Tavern in the town --
|t Taxation tyranny --
|t Teddy, come back --
|t Teddy must be king --
|t Tell him little Lou is dead --
|t That same old tune --
|t That's why we're voting for Roosevelt --
|t Then and now --
|t Then it's Irishmen, what are you doing? --
|t There are no flies on Harrison --
|t Tie that binds (or Jimmy is the man for us) --
|t Tilden and reform --
|t Times are sadly out of joint --
|t Tip and Ty --
|t Tippecanoe and Morton too --
|t Townsend plan song --
|t Turn the rascals out --
|t Two dollars a day and roast beef --
|t Union coming --
|t Union Dixie --
|t Union wagon --
|t Up with the poor --
|t Van Buren --
|t Variety --
|t Veteran's vote (die stimme des veteranen) --
|t Victory in '56 --
|t Vote for Nixon --
|t Vote for our party --
|t Voting for labor --
|t Vot vos you up to, Ungle Sam? --
|t Wabash cannonball --
|t Wait till November --
|t Wallace-Taylor train --
|t Watching o'er your freedom --
|t Wave high the red bandana --
|t Way we vote and why --
|t We are ready, Mac and Teddy --
|t We'll follow where the white plume waves --
|t We'll give 'em Jessie --
|t We'll vote for Grant again --
|t We're all going out to vote for Willkie --
|t We're bound to work all night --
|t We're for freedom through the land --
|t We're for Hoover and Curtis --
|t We're going to celebrate the end of the war in ragtime (be sure that Woodrow Wilson leads the band) --
|t We're going to keep Mr. Hoover in the White House chair --
|t We're madly for Adlai --
|t We're ready for Teddy again --
|t We want a man like Roosevelt --
|t We want none of thee --
|t We want Teddy for four years more --
|t What a friend we have in Jesus --
|t What a weapon is the ballot --
|t What's the matter with Hanna? --
|t When Bryan comes marching in --
|t When Bryan is elected --
|t When I was a lad --
|t When Teddy comes marching home --
|t When the Johnnies get into power --
|t When this old hat was new --
|t Where republicans must go --
|t White House chair --
|t White House tom-tit --
|t White man's banner --
|t White soldiers' song --
|t Who is Parker? --
|t Whoop it up! --
|t Who the hell is James K. Polk? --
|t Who wrecked the league of nations? --
|t Wide-awake Yankee-Doodle --
|t Wilson-that's all! --
|t Winning the vote --
|t With an honest old farmer --
|t Workingmen's song --
|t Would you rather be a Tammany tiger or a Teddy bear? --
|t Young Lochinvar --
|t You're all right, Teddy --
|t Your mother's gone away to join the army.
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