Songs of WW I (For Rememberence Day) 11 Nov

28 July 1914 to 11 November 1918

SONGS OF WORLD WAR I

1. OVER THERE

(Cohan)

Arthur Fields

Columbia A2470 (77510); Recorded in 1917

2. IT'S A LONG, LONG WAY TO TIPPERARY

(Jack Judge-H. Williams)

American Quartet

Victor 17639-A; Recorded in November, 1914

3. ROSES OF PICARDY

(Fred E. Weatherly - Haydn Wood)

John McCormack

With orchestra conducted by Josef A. Pasternack.

Victrola 64825; Recorded April 16, 1919

4. WOULD YOU RATHER BE A COLONEL WITH AN EAGLE ON YOUR SHOULDER

OR A PRIVATE WITH A CHICKEN ON YOUR KNEE?

(Gottler)

Eugene Buckley (Arthur Fields)

Columbia A2669 (78161); Recorded in 1918

5. THE AMERICANS COME!

(Elizabeth A. Wilbur-Fay Foster)

Reinald Werrenrath

Victor (blue) 45157-A; Recorded in January, 1919

6. KEEP THE HOMES-FIRES BURNING

('Til the Boys Come Home)

(Lena Guilbert Ford - Ivor Novello)

John McCormack

With orchestra conducted by Josef A. Pasternack

Victrola 64696; Recorded June 7, 1917, Camden

7. WE'RE ALL GOING CALLING ON THE KAISER

(Brennan)

Arthur Fields and Peerless Quartette

Columbia A2569 (77824); Recorded in 1918

8. I CAN ALWAYS FIND A LITTLE SUNSHINE IN THE Y. M. C. A.

(from the military Musical Mess "Yip-Yip-Yaphank")

(Irving Berlin)

Lambert Murphy and Orpheus Quartet

Victor (blue) 45157-B; Recorded in January, 1919

9. HOW I HATE TO GET UP IN THE MORNING

(Berlin)

Arthur Fields

Columbia A2617 (77957); Recorded in 1918

10. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO TO HELP THE BOYS

(Van Alstyne)

Peerless Quartette

Columbia A2545 (77732); Recorded in 1918

11. WHEN ALEXANDER TAKES HIS BAND TO FRANCE

(Byron, Hess and Leslie)

Bob White

Columbia A2541 (77752); Recorded in 1917

12. JUST LIKE WASHINGTON CROSSED THE DELAWARE

(General Pershing Will Cross the Rhine)

(Myer)

Arthur Fields & Peerless Quartette

Columbia A2545 (77755); Recorded in 1918

13. SEND ME A CURL

(O'Hara)

Charles Harrison

Columbia A2470 (77503); Recorded in 1917

14. WE DON'T WANT THE BACON

(What We Want is a Piece of the Rhine)

(Carr, Russell and Barrens)

Peerless Quartette

Columbia A2520 (77955); Recorded in 1918

15. LET'S BURY THE HATCHET

(Burkhardt)

Arthur Fields

Columbia A2617 (77965); Recorded in 1918

16. THE YANKS ARE AT IT AGAIN

(Cowan)

Sung by Arthur Fields and Peerless Quartette

Columbia A2620 (77956); Recorded in 1920

17. YOUR BOY IS ON THE COAL PILE NOW

(Sam Ward)

Arthur Fields

Columbia A2688 (78216); Recorded in 1918

18. OH! FRENCHY

(Conrad)

Arthur Fields

Columbia A2569 (77814); Recorded in 1918

19. LOOK WHAT MY BOY GOT IN FRANCE

(Conrad)

Irving Kaufman

Columbia A2688 (78217); Recorded in 1918

To ALL R.I.P.

Gazz

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