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I guess I respect some troops a bit
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There were a bunch of banger Civil War Union songs.
Marching Through Georgia
The Fall of Charleston
Union Dixie and bonus trap remix
Also, did you know that Solidarity Forever uses the tune from John Brown's Body?
A lot of songs use that tune. As Utah Phillips put it: The wobblies liked to steal the hymn tunes because they were pretty, and changed the words so they made more sense.
Love the little stories Utah Phillips tells around his songs
Yeah, he must've had amazing stage presence.
Lots of union songs also use old time tunes for their melody, too. Like "Union Maid" is a reworked "Redwing"
I own a reprint copy of the Little Red Songbook and each song instructs you which existing song to sing to the tune of. Btw great cheap book to buy for anyone interested
Me too! I got it for my birthday a couple years ago.
It'd Glory Glory Hallelujah, folk music ripped off hyms all the time
Rally Round the Flag is still an all time great song, legit gets me every time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHLj4Pjbldg
btw a LOT of songs use that tune. Getchan recently uploaded a Maoist who wrote a song to the tune calling back to the start of the Cultural Revolution, written during the period of marketization https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ0cFXH02nM
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