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The early years (1788-1836) : Union and Washington : The new roof : a new song for Federal Mechanics ; God save Great Washington. Adams and Jefferson and Liberty : American spirit ; Adams and liberty ; The son of liberty ; Jefferson and liberty. Madison appears and Monroe is the man : Madison, Union and liberty ; Monroe is the man. Old Hickory : Half horse and half alligator : The hunters of Kentucky ; Little wat ye wha' s a-comin' ; Adams and Clay ; The hickory tree ; Jackson toast -- |
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Tippecanoe and Tyler too : Harrison vs. Van Buren : Little Vanny ; Van Buren ; Tip and Ty ; Harrison ; The log cabin and hard cider candidate ; Old Tippecanoe ; Bullet proof (or The hero who never lost a battle) ; The last Whig song ; When this old hat was new -- |
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Locofocos, Whigs and free-soilers : Jimmy Polk of Tennessee : Farmer Clay ; Jimmy Polk of Tennessee ; Clay and Frelinghysen ; Polk, Dallas and Texas ; Hard times ; Two dollars a day and roast beef ; We're for freedom throughout the land ; Get off the track. Rough and ready wins the race : Rough and ready ; Rough and ready (or The bold soger boy) ; Old Zack upon the track ; The brave old volunteer ; Cass and Butler ; Martin Van of Kinderhook ; Free soil chorus. Locos all--great and small : Scott, who oft to victory led ; Wait till November ; The latest Yankee Doodle ; Locofoco song ; Democratic song -- |
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Free speech, free soil, free men, Fremont! : End of the compromise on slavery : We'll give 'em Jessie ; Huzza for the railroad! ; Fremont and freedom ; Buchanan and Breckenridge ; Wide-awake Yankee Doodle ; The union wagon -- |
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Lincoln and liberty : The campaign of 1860 : Freemen win when Lincoln leads ; Have you heard the loud alarm? ; Lincoln and liberty ; Lincoln and Hamlin ; Stand by the flag ; Breckenridge and Lane ; Union Dixie ; Campaign rally song ; Get out of the way. The campaign of 1864 : White soldiers' song ; McClellan is the man ; Soon we'll have the Union back ; Little Mac shall be restored ; Little Mac! Little Mac! You're the very man ; Rally 'round the cause, boys ; Rally for old Abe ; Union coming -- |
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Republicans all : Hail the conquering hero! : Just before election, Andy ; General Grant's the man ( A song and chorus for the times) ; The white man's banner ; Captain Grant of the Black Marines ; Not for Grant. Grant again in '72 : Farmer Greeley ; Then it's Irishmen, what are you doing? ; Straight-out Democrat ; Hurrah! Hurrah for Grant and Wilson! ; Obituary for Horace Greeley. The long count of '76 : The times are sadly out of joint ; Hold the fort for Tilden ; Our watchword ; The boys in blue. Garfield this time : All are ready for the fray ; When the Johnnies get into power ; The veteran's vote (Die Stimme des Veteranen) ; The soldier's vote (Des Soldaten Stimme) ; Now I am the leader of the Democracee ; The bleached shirt ; Hancock is coming! -- |
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Time for a change : The Democrats get their chance : Let's have a change ; Mary Blaine ; A Republican letter ; No ringsters need apply ; Where Republicans must go ; Good Democrats ; Ma! Ma! Where's my Pa? ; I'm a roaring repeater ; The plumed knight ; We'll follow where the white plume waves. Once again Tippecanoe : The Canada reserves ; Grover's veto ; There are no flies on Harrison ; Tippecanoe and Morton too ; The collar and the Kerchief ; It's British, you know ; His Grandfather's hat ; Wave high the red bandana. Cleveland again : Grandfather's hat ; Turn the rascals out ; Cleveland is the man -- |
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Oh, the people's ticket! : The Greenback Party : A new national anthem ; The Greenback ticket ; Rally to the call, boys ; Clear the track for General Weaver ; As we go marching on. Anti-monopoly Party : Ben Butler song. Union Labor Party : Labor's Yankee Doodle ; March of United labor. Hayseeds like me : The Kansas fool ; Goodbye, my party, goodbye ; The hayseed ; My party led me ; The independent man ; The people's jubilee -- |
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Gold bugs and silver lions : The cross of gold : Go tell McKinley ; The silver lion came tearin' out the wilderness ; We want none of Thee ; Silver song ; How it happened (or The Jew of Lombard Street) ; Bryan leads the way ; What's the matter with Hanna? ; Honest money ; Pay no heed to Billy Bryan ; Sound money and protection ; Marching with McKinley to victory. The full dinner pail : The full dinner pail ; Anti-Imperialism ; McKinley is the man! ; When Bryan is elected ; When Bryan comes marching in ; America has sons to crush oppression ; The White House Tom-tit ; Vot vos you up to, Ungle Sam? ; Get out of the way, you grand old party -- |
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Teddy, Taft and Wilson -- that's all! : The no-contest election of 1904 : Parker! Parker! You're the Moses who will lead us out of the wilderness ; Good-by, Teddy, you must march! March! March! ; We want Teddy for four years more ; You're all right, Teddy. Get on the raft with Taft : B-I- double L-Bill. Get on the raft with Taft. Would you rather be a Tammany Tiger or a Teddy bear? The Bull Moose campaign : When Teddy comes marching home ; Teddy, come back ; Our victory banner ; Wait for the wagon ; We're ready for Teddy again ; Wilson--that's all! ; Taft and Sherman ; Teddy must be king ; Taft the leader ; The election in Jungle Town. Go right along, Mister Wilson : I think we've got another Washington (and Wilson is his name) ; We're going to celebrate the end of the war in rag time (Be sure that Woodrow Wilson leads the band) ; Go right along, Mister Wilson (And we'll all stand by you) ; Charles E. Hughes, the American ; Be good to California, Mr. Wilson. -- |
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What a weapon is the ballot! : Marching through Rum-Land : Marching through Rum-Land ; Vote for our party ; Hurrah for prohibition ; It is not thrown away ; Then and now. Hail the Social Revolution! : Our cause is marching on ; What a weapon is the ballot ; Hail the social revolution ; Our jubilee ; Voting for labor. I'm a suffragette : Kansas suffrage song ; Female suffrage ; Going to the polls ; Oh, dear, what can the matter be? ; The taxation tyranny ; Winning the vote ; I'm a suffragette -- |
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The Republican twenties : Back to normalcy : Harding, you're the man for us ; Mr. Harding (We're all for you) ; The campaign hymn of the Republic ; The little snug old White House in the lane ; The tie that binds (or Jimmy is the man for us). Keep cool and keep Collidge : Keep cool and keep Coolidge ; John W. Davis (Remember the Teapot Dome) ; March to the White House ; Robert la Follette is the man of my heart. The Great Engineer and the Happy Warrior : Al Smith ; He's our Al ; (Good times with Hoover) better times with Al ; Al Smith for President ; If he's good enough for Lindy (He's good enough for me) ; Mr. Hoover and Mr. Smith -- |
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The Roosevelt years : Happy days are here again : On the right road with Roosevelt ; We want a man like Roosevelt ; Kiss yourself goodbye! ; Gone are the days ; Whoop it up! ; Battle hymn of the Republican party. As Maine goes, so goes Vermont : Horse and buggy ways ; Landon, oh, Landon ; Landon campaign song ; Happy landin' with Landon ; That's why we're voting for Roosevelt ; Bye-bye Landon, goodbye! ; Townsend plan song. The third team : Franklin D. Roosevelt's back again ; Mister Roosevelt, won't you please run again? ; On the banks of the Wabash (Wendell Willkie version) ; Do Ye Ken F.D.? ; Fare you well ; We're all going out to vote for Willkie. Never swap horses : Republican battle hymn ; He's the people's choice ; My friend's Franklin -- |
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The postwar years : I'm just wild about Harry : I'm just wild about Harry ; Date in '48 ; The same merry-go-round ; Stand and be counted ; The Wallace - Taylor Train ; Great day. They like Ike : I like Ike ; Look ahead, neighbor ; Don't let 'em take it away! ; We're madly for Adlai ; Believe in Stevenson ; Adlai's gonna win this time ; Stevenson, Stevenson ; Let's go with Ad-a-lai ; Victory in '56. High hopes : High hopes (special campaign version) ; Click with Dick ; Here comes Nixon ; Buckle down with Nixon. The rise and fall of Lyndon Johnson : Hello Lyndon ; Go with Goldwater ; Nixon's the one -- |
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The outsiders are in : The south rides again : I'm feeling good about America ; Ode to the Georgia farmer. A conservative populist : Stand up and cheer for Ronald Regan. |
| General note | Melodies with chord symbols. |
| Bibliography note | Bibliography: p. 306-312. |
| Other title | New roof. |
| Other title | New song for Federal Mechanics. |
| Other title | God save great Washington. |
| Other title | American spirit. |
| Other title | Adams and liberty. |
| Other title | Son of liberty. |
| Other title | Jefferson and liberty. |
| Other title | Madison, union and liberty. |
| Other title | Monroe is the man. |
| Other title | Hunters of Kentucky. |
| Other title | Little wat ye wha's a-comin'. |
| Other title | Adams and Clay. |
| Other title | Hickory tree. |
| Other title | Jackson toast. |
| Other title | Little Vanny. |
| Other title | Van Buren. |
| Other title | Tip and Ty. |
| Other title | Harrison. |
| Other title | Log cabin and hard cider candidate. |
| Other title | Old Tippecanoe. |
| Other title | Bullet proof. |
| Other title | Hero who never lost a battle. |
| Other title | Last Whig son. |
| Other title | When this old hat was new. |
| Other title | Farmer Clay. |
| Other title | Jimmy Polk of Tennessee. |
| Other title | Clay and Frelinghuysen. |
| Other title | Polk, Dallas and Texas. |
| Other title | Hard times. |
| Other title | Two dollars a day and roast beef. |
| Other title | We're for freedom throughout the land. |
| Other title | Get off the track. |
| Other title | Rough and ready. |
| Other title | Bold Soger boy. |
| Other title | Old Zack upon the track. |
| Other title | Brave old volunteer. |
| Other title | Cass and Butler. |
| Other title | Martin Van of Kinderhook. |
| Other title | Free soil chorus. |
| Other title | Scott, who oft to victory led. |
| Other title | Wait till November. |
| Other title | Latest Yankee Doodle. |
| Other title | Locofoco song. |
| Other title | Democratic song. |
| Other title | We'll give 'em Jessie. |
| Other title | Huzza for the railroad. |
| Other title | Fremont and freedom. |
| Other title | Buchanan and Breckenridge. |
| Other title | Wide-awake Yankee Doodle. |
| Other title | Union wagon. |
| Other title | Freemen win when Lincoln leads. |
| Other title | Lincoln and liberty. |
| Other title | Have you heard the loud alarm? |
| Other title | Lincoln and Hamlin. |
| Other title | Stand by the flag. |
| Other title | Breckenridge and Lane. |
| Other title | Union Dixie. |
| Other title | Campaign rally song. |
| Other title | Get out of the way. |
| Other title | White soldiers' song. |
| Other title | McClellan is the man. |
| Other title | Little Mac shall be restored. |
| Other title | Soon we'll have the union back. |
| Other title | Little Mac! Little Mac! You're the very man. |
| Other title | Rally 'round the cause, boys. |
| Other title | Rally for old Abe. |
| Other title | Union coming. |
| Other title | Just before election, Andy. |
| Other title | General Grant's the man. |
| Other title | Song and chorus for the times. |
| Other title | White man's banner. |
| Other title | Captain Grant of the Black Marines. |
| Other title | Not for Grant. |
| Other title | Farmer Greeley. |
| Other title | Then it's Irishmen, what are you doing? |
| LCCN | 88750704 |
| ISBN | 0811722759 |
