MARC Record from marc_uic

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007 sd bmmenn----e
008 790216s1959 nyufmn di eng
010 $ar 60000294
028 02 $aFH 5249$bFolkways Records
035 $a7287118-01carli_network
035 $a(OCoLC)ocm04662246
035 $9AFE-7655
035 $a(UIUdb)1110598
035 $a(EXLNZ-01CARLI_NETWORK)991116076399705816
040 $aDLC$cIWU$dBGU$dUIU$dUIUdb
049 $aUITR$rREP
099 $aQ 628$9LOCAL
245 00 $aWar ballads U. S. A.$h[sound recording].
260 $aNew York City :$bFolkways Records,$c1959.
300 $a1 sound disc :$banalog, 33 1/3 rpm ;$c12 in.
511 0 $aFolk songs; sung by Hermes Nye, accompanying himself on the guitar.
500 $aTexts ([8] p.) inserted in container.
505 0 $aPre revolution: Why soldiers, why -- 1773 -- Ballad of the tea party -- 1774 -- Free America -- 1777 -- Bennington skirmish -- The revolution: The battle of Saratoga ; Butternut Hill -- War of 1812 -- Constitution and guerrier ; How happy the soldier -- Post revolution: Benny Haven -- Mexican war: Mustang grey -- Civil war: Saro Jane -- Indian wars: The regular army, oh -- Philippine insurrection: The boy's of the thirsty first -- Pre 1918: The cavalry remount -- 1918: The cavalry remount -- If you want to know where the privates are -- World war I -- Mademoiselle from Armentiers -- W.W. I, II: I landed in London -- I got sixpence -- I don't want to join the army -- Gee but I want to go home -- W.W. II: The one-eyed Riley -- Bell bottom trousers -- The officers ride the whale boats -- Where you with the marines -- The services -- The engineers -- The fighting Q.M.C.
650 0 $aWar songs$zUnited States.
650 0 $aBallads, American.
691 $aHRAF NK2.
700 1 $aNye, Hermes.
740 0 $aPre revolution.
740 0 $aWhy soldiers, why.
740 0 $aBallad of the tea party.
740 0 $aFree America.
740 0 $aBennington skirmish.
740 4 $aThe battle of Saratoga.
740 0 $aButternut Hill.
740 0 $aConstitution and guerrier.
740 0 $aHow happy the soldier.
740 0 $aBenny Haven.
740 0 $aMustang grey.
740 0 $aSaro Jane.
740 4 $aThe regular army, oh.
740 4 $aThe boy's of the thirsty first.
740 4 $aThe cavalry remount.
740 0 $aIf you want to know where the privates are.
740 0 $aMademoiselle from Armentiers.
740 0 $aI landed in London.
740 0 $aI got sixpence.
740 0 $aI don't want to join the army.
740 0 $aGee but I want to go home.
740 4 $aThe one-eyed Riley.
740 0 $aBell bottom trousers.
740 4 $aThe officers ride the whale boats.
740 0 $aWhere you with the marines.
740 4 $aThe services.
740 4 $aThe engineers.
740 4 $aThe fighting Q.M.C.
959 $a(UIUdb)1110598
959 $a(UICdb)1223008$9LOCAL
994 $a02$bUIU
976 $a38198312554429