Jimmy Driftwood - Songs Of Billy Yank And Johnny Reb

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Artist: Jimmy Driftwood
Album: Songs Of Billy Yank And Johnny Reb
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Review by Peter

The album "Songs of Billy Yank and Johnny Reb" by Jimmy Driftwood offers a unique and authentic glimpse into the music of the Civil War era. Driftwood's powerful voice and skillful guitar playing bring these historical songs to life, transporting listeners back in time to a period of great upheaval and conflict.

The album features a range of traditional folk songs, including "The Battle of New Orleans," "The Rebel Soldier," and "The Bonnie Blue Flag." Driftwood's renditions are faithful to the original melodies and lyrics, while also infusing them with his own personal style.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Faded Coat of Blue," a haunting ballad that tells the story of a Union soldier who dies on the battlefield. Driftwood's sensitive interpretation of the song captures the tragedy and sacrifice of the Civil War in a way that is both moving and powerful.

Table of Contents

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Giant On The Thunderhead2:27
On Top Of Siloh's Hill4:11
Git Along Little Yearlings2:43
My Black Bird Has Gone2:14
Goodbye Reb, You'All Come2:11
When I Swim The Golden River2:56
Oh Florie2:27
Rock Of Chickamauga1:48
Won't You Come Along And Go1:44
How Do You Like The Army2:03
I'm A Pore Rebel Soldier2:57
Billy Yank And Johnny Reb2:00

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Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 06 The Gaint on the Thunderhead
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 04 On Top of Shiloh's Hill
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Rebb 01 Won't You Come Along and Go?
Jimmy Driftwood Goodbye Reb, Y'all Come
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 02 Billy Yank and Johnny Reb
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 08 My Black Bird Has Gone
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 05 I'm A Poor Rebel Solder
Jimmy Driftwood Git Along Little Yearlings
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 07 The Rock of chickamonga
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 03 How Do you Like the Army?
Jimmy Driftwood Songs of billy Yank and Johnny Reb 09 Oh Florie
Jimmy Driftwood When I Swim The Golden River

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Catalog Numbers

  • LPM-2316
  • NL 89994

Labels

RCA Victor

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Mono
  • Reissue
  • Stereo

Credits

RoleCredit
EngineerBill Porter
ProducerChet Atkins

Notes

  • Original Mono pressing
  • Black label with dog logo on top and "Long Play" at the bottom.
  • Recorded in Nashville, TN
  • Black label with MADE IN GERMANY "Long Play" at the bottom.

Barcodes

Barcode: 035628999412

About Jimmy Driftwood

Jimmy Driftwood (born James Corbitt Morris on June 20, 1907 in Mountainview, Arkansas, USA - died on July 12, 1998 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA) was an American folk singer, musician (guitar, fiddle, banjo) and songwriter, most famous for his songs "The Battle Of New Orleans" and "Tennessee Stud". In the 1950's he changed his name to "Jimmy Driftwood

Real Name

    • Jimmy Driftwood

Name Vars

  • Driftwood
  • J. Driftwood
  • J. Dristwood
  • J.Driftwood
  • Jim Driftwood
  • Jimmie Driftwood
  • Jimmy Driftword
  • R. Driftwood

Aliases

  • Jimmie Morris
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Summary by Peter

"Songs of Billy Yank and Johnny Reb" is a must-have for anyone interested in the music and history of the Civil War era. Driftwood's talent as a musician and storyteller shines through on every track, making this album a true gem of American folk music.

Comments

paheejinternational
2023-06-23
I like much of Jimmie Driftwood's music and this song a lot. I couldn't find its lyrics on the internet so I recorded them for my own sake, and the rest of Jimmie's fans too.

How Do You Like The Army by Jimmie Driftwood

Hup 2,3,4
Hup 2,3,4
hup 2,3,4 How do you like the army
how do you like the army

Whiskey is good medicine
it helps with great and small
But when you’re in the army
headquarters gets it all
they drink it by the barrel
they drink it by the yard
but if a private touches it
they put him under guard

ohhh

how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where a soldier is a mule
oh
how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where the big bass buttons rule

the generals eat the chicken kill
they cackle in their sleep
the colonels and the captains
eat all the cows and sheep
when soldiers get so hungry
they steal a mangy pig
the biggest dump in dixie
they’re sure to have to dig
oh
how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where a soldier is a mule
oh
how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where the big brass buttons rule


and when we take a city
they put us all on duty
the general and his officers
go in to judge the beauty
the generals get the choices
the majors get the pickens
the captains get the servants
and the privates get the thickens (?not sure about “thickens”?)

oh
how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where a soldier is a mule
oh
how do you like the army
the rootin tootin army
the high fluting army
where the big brass buttons rule

hup 2, 3, 4,
hup 2, 3, 4
daltondellsperger
2023-06-22
Excellent Jimmy and Chet Atkins!
ezeacelara
2023-06-21
Absolutely great! Driftwood' and Chet Atkins on banjo,
A real gem,
katrielhistorys
2023-06-21
That s History in Song! Thanks to Jimmy s didactic qualities and Chet Atkins Excellent Studio work
suziehoward85
2023-06-20
God bless the south
ironsteelmsia
2023-06-20
Classic Jimmie Driftwood. This song was on one of the German records my dad gave me in the late eighties.
emilybanger
2023-06-19
No i have never seen that song. Have you the cd box with the songs that he do in rca also?
sashtrajkovski
2023-06-19
I have that lp .1960 as i think .hops to have more lp with that good Music man
better to hear on an lp
tconk97
2023-06-17
I have the  lp :-)
joaquinblanes
2023-06-16
Great! Beaütifully arranged by Chet Atkins
redheadsecretary
2023-06-16
Such a nice way to teach, thanks Jimmy,
muthukumardgs
2023-06-15
Good work Jimmy and Chet Atkins!
rendhy3110
2023-06-15
Chet Atkins arranged
dradams2014
2023-06-14
I Imagine the whole Studio crew having a hard time keeping from laughing
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