Ballads of the American Revolution (1767-1775), sung by Wallace House with lute, (sound recording)

Resource Information

The instance Ballads of the American Revolution (1767-1775), sung by Wallace House with lute, (sound recording) represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri-Kansas City Libraries. This resource is a combination of several types including: Instance, Sound Recording.

Label

Ballads of the American Revolution (1767-1775), sung by Wallace House with lute, (sound recording)

Medium

sound recording

Statement of responsibility

sung by Wallace House with lute

Instantiates

• Ballads of the American Revolution (1767-1775)

Publication

• New York City, Folkways Records, 1953

Note

• Folkways Records: FA 2151--FA 2152 (on container: FH 2151)
• Ballads
• Program notes by Moses Asch and text (28 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.) inserted in containers

Capture and storage technique

analog electrical storage

Carrier category

audio disc

Carrier category code

• sd

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels

monaural

Content category

performed music

Content type code

• prm

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• The world turned upside down (1767) -- The Liberty song (1768) -- Free America (1774) -- Maryland resolves (1774) -- What a court hath old England (1775) -- The banks of the Dee (1775) -- The Pennsylvania song (1775) -- Yankee Doodle, or The Yankees's return from camp (1775) -- How happy the soilder (177- ) -- The death of Warren (1775) -- Bunker Hill (1775) -- The dying sergeant (1776) -- The British light infantry (1778) -- Chester (1778) -- The toast (1778) -- The yankee man of war, or The stately southerner, Paul Jones privateer, or The ranger (1778) -- Mad Anthony Wayne (1779) -- Sergeant Champe (1780) -- Cornwallis Burgoyned (1781)
• v. 1. 1767-1775: The world turned upside down ; The liberty song ; Free America ; Maryland resolves ; What a court hath old England ; Banks of the Dee (original) ; Banks of the Dee (American parody) ; The Pennsylvania song ; Yankee Doodle, or, The Yankee's return from camp ; How happy the soldier ; The death of Warren ; Bunker Hill -- v. 2. 1776-1781

Control code

20429975

Dimensions

10 in.

Dimensions

10 in. diameter

Extent

2 sound discs

Groove width / pitch

microgroove fine

Media category

audio

Media MARC source

rdamedia

Media type code

• s

Other physical details

analog, 33 1/3 rpm, analog

Publisher number

• FA 2151--FA 2152
• FH 2151

Record ID

.b49953564

Specific material designation

sound disc

Speed

33 1/3 rpm (discs)

Tape configuration

not applicable

Tape width

not applicable