	Last Day at Gettysburg Songs About the American Civil War. This emotional rendition of bluegrass and acoustic music features fourteen songs about the most turbulent time in American history, highlighting the poignant third day at Gettysburg. Hear stirring arrangements such as Last Day at Gettysburg, The Undelivered Message, General Lee, Hero, He Walked All the Way Home, Southern Son, Two Little Boys, and others. 47 minutes. Details & Pricing
	Marching Along Volume 6. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have 130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine. Audio CD. 45 minutes. Details & Pricing
	Olde Towne Brass Live The Olde Towne Brass performs in the manner of early American bands, playing original scores on actual Civil War instruments. Theirs is a musical repertoire of Confederate and Union songs, compiled from various resources across the country including the Library of Congress and the Museum of the Confederacy, played just as they were more than 140 years ago. So sit back and enjoy the music of this very talented group. Audio CD. Details & Pricing
	Poetry & Songs of the Civil War 1861-1865. No one has captured the emotion of the American Civil War better than the poets and the songwriters. In this unique video, archival photographs, film footage and drawings are woven between words and music to retell the gripping story of the tragic war between the North and the South. Approximately 45 minutes. Details & Pricing
	Raise a Ruckus Volume 5. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have 130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine. Audio CD. 45 minutes. Details & Pricing
	Saturday Night at Sea Seafaring Songs of the Sailing Days. The 97th Regimental String Band performs this collection of 19th century nautical music. Capturing the essence of the great sailing ships and men who sailed them, these favorites include Shenandoah, Drunken Sailor, The Alabama, Leave Her Johnny and many more. 50 minutes total. Details & Pricing
	Soldier's Joy Songs of the War for Southern Independence. The Prairie County Avengers. Facing death and destruction on a grand scale, soldiers often turned to music for comfort and entertainment. This selection of fourteen songs incorporates instruments commonly used by performers - including the banjo, fiddle, drums, jaw harp and harmonica - to recreate the ambiance and feelings of camp life during the Civil War. You'll hear favorites such as Soldier's Joy, Just Before the Battle Mother, The Ballad of Pea Ridge, Angel Band and others. Details & Pricing
	Singing the New Nation How Music Shaped the Confederacy, 1861-1865. Abel. Music played a significant role throughout the Civil War. From the recruiting songs that celebrated early war efforts to the "lost cause" songs of the Confederacy's last days, this new study chronicles how soldiers and civilians coped with war through their music. Includes many never-before-told histories of patriotic anthems, sentimental songs, operas and minstrel shows. 352 pgs., 6"x 9", hdbd. Details & Pricing
	Southern Soldier The 2nd South Carolina String Band is one of the most active and popular Civil War camp bands in America and is enjoyed by reenactors and everyone else who likes a rollicking good time. Their music is boisterous and high-spirited, evoking the days when soldiers entertained their comrades around the campfire with the tunes of minstrel composers such as Dan Emmett and Stephen Foster. "The players of the 2nd South Carolina String Band are clearly 'musical reenactors' striving to re-create the real sound of Confederate soldier-musicians." - Civil War Times Illustrated. 73 min. Details & Pricing
	Tenting and the Old Campground Volume 4. The 97th Regimental String Band recreates an actual string band of the Civil War era singing a wide variety of traditional American songs in authentic "living history" style. These are popular songs of the 19th century - the old-time musical heritage that became today's bluegrass, folk and country-western music that is still a familiar part of Americana. Singing and playing just as they would have 130 years ago, the band's rich vocal harmonies are accompanied by guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, bass fiddle, bones and tambourine. Audio CD. 50 minutes. Details & Pricing
	The American War 1861-1865. Drew Reid. Played using only period instruments, the songs on this CD recreate the sounds of music in camp during the precious leisure time between marches and duty - perhaps around a blazing fire. You will hear vocal melodies accompanied by guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle and harmonica on favorites such as Sullivan Ballou, Lee Crossing the Potomac, Kennesaw Line, Cruel War, Home Sweet Home and many more. 55 minutes. Details & Pricing
	The Blue & Grey Olio The Olde Towne Brass performs in the manner of early American bands, playing original scores on actual Civil War instruments. Theirs is a musical repertoire of Confederate and Union songs, compiled from various resources across the country including the Library of Congress and the Museum of the Confederacy, played just as they were more than 140 years ago. So sit back and enjoy the music of this very talented group. Audio CD. Details & Pricing
Volume 1	The Civil War Collection, Volume 1 The Civil War Collection, Volume 2 The Music of Jim Taylor. The Civil War armies brought together musicians from all over the country, and when they needed entertainment they took out their fiddles and banjos and let loose. These toe-tapping recordings are played on mountain and hammered dulcimers, banjo, fiddle and guitar, and feature music that was played around the campfire, at barn dances and at minstrel shows. 70 min. Details & Pricing
	The Dissolution Wagon Here are songs that were popular with soldiers - both North and South - while on the march and in camp. Each CD features original instruments and poignant vocal interpretations that recall a time when music lifted weary spirits and played an important part of army life. Complete your collection with Cheer Boys Cheer, The Vacant Chair, Gary Owen and 14 more songs. Details & Pricing
	The Irish-American's Songs Songs of the Union and Confederate Irish Soldiers 1861-1865 David Kincaid. This follow-up album to the highly acclaimed The Irish Volunteer is a stirring addition to Civil War period music, with twelve authentic songs incorporating instruments such as the banjo, uilleann pipes, fiddle and button accordion to, once again, enchant you. Includes a thirty-six page full-color booklet with lyrics; Civil War period graphics and photographs of soldiers, weapons and relics; and historical notes. Approximately 53 minutes. Details & Pricing
	The Rebels Are Coming! From the musical based on the book The Longest Raid of the Civil War, the songs on this CD are a potpourri of musical styles and contemporary rhythms set in the Civil War era. Eleven original songs along with standards including Goober Peas, Rally Around the Flag, Homespun Dress and more make this a must for your Civil War musical library! 57 minutes. Details & Pricing
	Voices of Gettysburg Here are songs that were popular with soldiers - both North and South - while on the march and in camp. Each CD features original instruments and poignant vocal interpretations that recall a time when music lifted weary spirits and played an important part of army life. Top selections include The Girl I Left Behind Me, Jine the Cavalry, Shenandoah and 12 additional titles. Details & Pricing
	Voices of Shiloh Here are songs that were popular with soldiers - both North and South - while on the march and in camp. Each CD features original instruments and poignant vocal interpretations that recall a time when music lifted weary spirits and played an important part of army life. Includes favorites such as Dixie, Amazing Grace, The Bonnie Blue Flag and a dozen others Details & Pricing