HISTORICAL AMERICA IN SONG by BURL IVES
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SEPTEMBER 4 ADDED 3 MORE PICTURES
LIBRARY CARDS USEAGE
PICTURE OF ONE RECORD
ALBUMS STANDING SO BINDINGS CAN BE SEEN IN GOOD CONDITION
ALMOST 60 YEARS OLD
VERY RARE AND VERY COLLECTABLE
I HAVE NOT PLAYED THESE, THEY BELONGED TO PARENTS
Trivia
- The set was selling for $59.50 in 1951 or $10.95 per album.
- Ives's wife Helen was a "production consultant" on the project.
Historical America in Song, released in 1950 by Encyclopædia Britannica Films, is an album set by folk singer Burl Ives. Each of the six albums consists of five 12-inch vinylite records, for a total of thirty 78 rpm records. Each album has its own cover with a drawing of the Washington Monument on it (see the illustration).
The album set was designed to be used in four types of academic courses: music appreciation, American history, literature, and social studies. Each song was selected and is introduced by Ives. The introductions "establish the songs in mood, time, and place" and "point up the significance of the songs and highlight their most important elements."
The following albums make up the set: Songs of the Colonies, Songs of the Revolution, Songs of North and South, Songs of the Sea, Songs of the Frontier, and Songs of Expanding America.
Songs of the Colonies
Track listing
Record 1, Side 1 (B.I.301)
- Psalm 3
- Confess Jehovah
- Mother Goose Songs
Record 1, Side 2 (B.I.302)
- Little Mohee
- The Tailor and the Mouse
Record 2, Side 3 (B.I.303)
- Barbara Allen
Record 2, Side 4 (B.I.304)
- Lord Thomas
- Robin He Married
Record 3, Side 5 (B.I.305)
- Lord Randall
- The Bold Soldier
Record 3, Side 6 (B.I.306)
- Edward
- Black Is the Color
Record 4, Side 7 (B.I.307)
- The Squire’s Son
- The Riddle Song
Record 4, Side 8 (B.I.308)
- Foggy, Foggy Dew
- The Fox
Record 5, Side 9 (B.I.309)
- Brennan on the Moor
- Billy Boy
Record 5, Side 10 (B.I.310)
- Queen Jane
- Turtle Dove
Songs of the Revolution
Track listing
Record 1, Side 1 (B.I.311)
- The Escape of John Webb
- I Know Where I'm Going
Record 1, Side 2 (B.I.312)
- My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free
- On Springfield Mountain
- Chester
Record 2, Side 3 (B.I.313)
- What a Court Hath Old England
- Ballad of the Tea Party
- The Boston Tea Tax
Record 2, Side 4 (B.I.314)
- White Cockade
- Free America
- Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier
Record 3, Side 5 (B.I.315)
- Yankee Doodle
- Riflemen’s Song at Bennington
Record 3, Side 6 (B.I.316)
- The Battle of the Kegs
Record 4, Side 7 (B.I.317)
- Battle of Saratoga
Record 4, Side 8 (B.I.318)
- Cornwallis Country Dance
- Sir Peter Parker
Record 5, Side 9 (B.I.319)
- Yankee Man O’War
Record 5, Side 10 (B.I.320)
- Skip to My Lou
- Careless Love
- Wayfaring Stranger
MISSING...Songs of North and South
Songs of the Sea
Track listing
- Golden Vanity
- High Barbaree
- Maid of Amsterdam
- Henry Martin
- Hullabaloo Baley
- Blow the Man Down
- Blow Ye Winds
- Away Rio
- The Whale
- Sacramento
- Crocodile Song
- Early in the Morning
- Boston Come All Ye
- Haul Away Joe
- Venezuela
- Shenandoah
- Erie Canal
- Eddystone Light
Songs of the Frontier
Track listing
- Ox-Driving Song
- Sweet Betsy from Pike
- Dreary Black Hills
- Peter Gray
- Sioux Indians
- Joe Bowers
- What Was Your Name in the States
- Buffalo Gals
- Greer County bachelor
- Roving Gambler
- Chisholm Trail
- Old Paint
- Sod Shanty
- Git along Little Dogies
- The Young Man who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn
- I’ve Got No Use for Women
- The Hand-Cart Song
- Brigham Young
Songs of Expanding America
Track listing
- Streets of Laredo
- Billy the Kid
- John Hardy
- Jesse James
- Drill Ye Tarriers
- Blue Mountain Lake
- Patrick on the Railroad
- The Dying Hogger
- John Henry
- Down in the Valley
- When I Was Single
- Sourwood Mountain
- Cotton-Eyed Joe
- Cowboy’s Dream
- Life Is Like a Mountain Railroad
- Poor Boy
- Old Blue
- Midnight Special
- Big Rock Candy Mountain
- The Boll Weevil
- St. John’s River
ALMOST 60 YEARS OLD
VERY RARE AND VERY COLLECTABLE
Trivia
- The set was selling for $59.50 in 1951 or $10.95 per album.
- Ives's wife Helen was a "production consultant" on the project.
Historical America in Song, released in 1950 by Encyclopædia Britannica Films, is an album set by folk singer Burl Ives. Each of the six albums consists of five 12-inch vinylite records, for a total of thirty 78 rpm records.[1] Each album has its own cover with a drawing of the Washington Monument on it (see the illustration).
The album set was designed to be used in four types of academic courses: music appreciation, American history, literature, and social studies. Each song was selected and is introduced by Ives. The introductions "establish the songs in mood, time, and place" and "point up the significance of the songs and highlight their most important elements."
The following albums make up the set: Songs of the Colonies, Songs of the Revolution, Songs of North and South, Songs of the Sea, Songs of the Frontier, and Songs of Expanding America.
Songs of the Colonies
Track listing
Record 1, Side 1 (B.I.301)
- Psalm 3
- Confess Jehovah
- Mother Goose Songs
Record 1, Side 2 (B.I.302)
- Little Mohee
- The Tailor and the Mouse
Record 2, Side 3 (B.I.303)
- Barbara Allen
Record 2, Side 4 (B.I.304)
- Lord Thomas
- Robin He Married
Record 3, Side 5 (B.I.305)
- Lord Randall
- The Bold Soldier
Record 3, Side 6 (B.I.306)
- Edward
- Black Is the Color
Record 4, Side 7 (B.I.307)
- The Squire’s Son
- The Riddle Song
Record 4, Side 8 (B.I.308)
- Foggy, Foggy Dew
- The Fox
Record 5, Side 9 (B.I.309)
- Brennan on the Moor
- Billy Boy
Record 5, Side 10 (B.I.310)
- Queen Jane
- Turtle Dove
Songs of the Revolution
Track listing
Record 1, Side 1 (B.I.311)
- The Escape of John Webb
- I Know Where I'm Going
Record 1, Side 2 (B.I.312)
- My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free
- On Springfield Mountain
- Chester
Record 2, Side 3 (B.I.313)
- What a Court Hath Old England
- Ballad of the Tea Party
- The Boston Tea Tax
Record 2, Side 4 (B.I.314)
- White Cockade
- Free America
- Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier
Record 3, Side 5 (B.I.315)
- Yankee Doodle
- Riflemen’s Song at Bennington
Record 3, Side 6 (B.I.316)
- The Battle of the Kegs
Record 4, Side 7 (B.I.317)
- Battle of Saratoga
Record 4, Side 8 (B.I.318)
- Cornwallis Country Dance
- Sir Peter Parker
Record 5, Side 9 (B.I.319)
- Yankee Man O’War
Record 5, Side 10 (B.I.320)
- Skip to My Lou
- Careless Love
- Wayfaring Stranger
MISSING...Songs of North and South
Songs of the Sea
Track listing
- Golden Vanity…B.I.331
- High Barbaree…B.I.332
- Maid of Amsterdam…B.I.332
- Henry Martin…B.I.333
- Hullabaloo Baley…B.I.333
- Blow the Man Down…B.I.334
- Blow Ye Winds…B.I.335
- Away Rio…B.I.335
- The Whale...B.I.336
- Sacramento…B.I.336
- Crocodile Song…B.I.337
- Early in the Morning…B.I.337
- Boston Come All Ye…B.I.338
- Haul Away Joe…B.I.338
- Venezuela…B.I.339
- Shenandoah…B.I.339
- Erie Canal…B.I.340
- Eddystone Light…B.I.340
Songs of the Frontier
Track listing
- Ox-Driving Song…B.I.341
- Sweet Betsy from Pike…B.I.341
- Dreary Black Hills…B.I.342
- Peter Gray…B.I.342
- Sioux Indians…B.I.343
- Joe Bowers…B.I.344
- What Was Your Name in the States…B.I.344
- Buffalo Gals…B.I.344
- Greer County bachelor…B.I.345
- Roving Gambler…B.I.345
- Chisholm Trail…B.I.346
- Old Paint…B.I.346
- Sod Shanty…B.I.347
- Git along Little Dogies…B.I.347
- The Young Man who Wouldn’t Hoe Corn…B.I.348
- I’ve Got No Use for Women…B.I.348
- The Hand-Cart Song…B.I.349
- Brigham Young…B.I.350
Songs of Expanding America
Track listing
- Streets of Laredo…B.I.351
- Billy the Kid…B.I.351
- John Hardy…B.I.352
- Jesse James…B.I.352
- Drill Ye Tarriers…B.I.353
- Blue Mountain Lake…B.I.353
- Patrick on the Railroad…B.I.354
- The Dying Hogger…B.I.354
- John Henry…B.I.355
- Down in the Valley…B.I.356
- When I Was Single…B.I.356
- Sourwood Mountain…B.I.356
- Cotton-Eyed Joe…B.I.356
- Cowboy’s Dream…B.I.357
- Life Is Like a Mountain Railroad…B.I.357
- Poor Boy…B.I.358
- Old Blue…B.I.358
- Midnight Special…B.I.359
- Big Rock Candy Mountain…B.I.359
- The Boll Weevil…B.I.360
- St. John’s River…B.I.360
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