Six Classic Albums Plus Bonus Singles 4CD
Jimmie Driftwood
4 disc set gathering all the tracks from the six albums that Jimmie Driftwood released between 1953 and 1962.Jimmie Driftwood Sings Newly Discovered Early American Folk Songs (1958), The Wilderness Road And Jimmie Driftwood (1959), The Westward Movement (1960), Tall Tales In Song (1960), Songs Of Billy Yank And Johnny Reb (1961) and Driftwood At Sea (1962).
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Disc 1
The Battle of New Orleans Unfortunate Man Fair Rosamond's Bower Soldier's Joy Country Boy I'm Too Young to Marry Pretty Mary Sailor Man Zelma Lee Rattlesnake Song Old Joe Clark Tennessee Stud Razorback Steak First Covered Wagon The Maid of Argenta Bunker Hill Song of the Cowboys Peter Francisco
Disc 2
Four Little Girls of Boston Slack Your Rope Run Johnny Run Arkansas Traveler Damnyankee Lad The Land Where the Blue Grass Grows The Widders of Bowling Green Mooshatanio Sweet Betsy from Pike In a Cotton Shirt and a Pair of Dungarees The Wilderness Road Song of the Pioneer Shoot the Buffalo Get Along Boys Jordan Am a Hard Road to Travel The Marshall of Silver City The Pony Express (I've Got to Carry the Mail) I'm Leavin' on the Wagon Train Grapevine News Precious Peace of Mine
Disc 3
Big John Davy Fidi Diddle Um a Dazey On Top of Pikes Peak Big Hoss Tucumcari The Song of Creation Big River Man Banjer Pickin' Man The Shanty in the Holler The Battle of San Juan Hill St Brendon's Isle He Had a Long Chain on Won't You Come Along and Go Billy Yank and Johnny Reb How Do You Like the Army On Top of Shiloh's Hill I'm a Pore Rebel Soldier The Giant of the Thunderhead Rock of Chickamauga My Black Bird Has Gone
Disc 4
Oh Florie When I Swim the Golden River Git Along Little Yearlings Goodbye Reb, You'll All Come Driftwood at Sea Davy Jones Shanghaied The Land of the Amazon The Diver Boy Sailing Away on the Ocean What Could I Do Row Bullies Row Sailor, Sailor, Marry Me The Ship That Never Returned Santy Anny-o Chalamette Sal's Got a Sugar Lip John Paul Jones The Bear Flew over the Ocean The Battle of New Orleans
