- Bib ID:
- 3545698
- Format:
- Music
- Online Version:
- National Library of Australia digitised item. MUS N m 783.2421599 A345
- Description:
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- Melbourne : Allan's, [192-?]
- 29 p. ; 31 cm.
- Full contents:
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- Mademoiselle from Armentieres / arr. by A. Dare
- The rose of no man's land / words by Jack Caddigan ; music by James A. Brennan
- I wore a tunic
- Till the stew in the Dixie grows cold
- Waltzing Matilda / Marie Cowan
- Fighting the Kaiser
- IYou know what
- When the stew is on the table / arr. by Tony Hall
- Its a long, long way to Tipperary
- Hush! Here come a whizz bang
- Are we downhearted? / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Mop it down / arr. by Fred Hall
- If the sergeant drinks your rum / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- When we're together
- Good-bye Anzac
- John Brown's baby / arr. by Fred Hall
- Take me back to dear old Aussie
- We are the ragtime army / arr. by Fred Hall
- Letters from Lousy Lou / arr. by Fred Hall
- I've lost my rifle and baynonet
- Because we're here / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Form platoon / D.T. Shaw ; arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Three cheers for the bread jam and stew
- And when I die / arr. by A. Dare
- I love my wife
- I had a good job when I left / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Glorious / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- When we get our civvy clothes on / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Come to the cook-house door / arr. by Tony Hall
- Wash me in the water / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- All soldiers live on bread and jam / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- The moon shines bright on Charlie Chaplin
- I want to go home / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Old soldiers never die / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Raining-starving-marching / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Rolling home / arr. by A. Dare
- Australia will be there / words and music by (Skipper) W.W. Francis
- If you want to find the sergeant / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- Just a wee deoch-an-doris / Harry Lauder, Whit Cunliffe & Gerald Grafton
- N-A-P
- Battlion song
- The brigadier he gets a turkey
- Little wet home in the trench
- How dry we are / arr. by Tony Hall
- Goodbye Melbourne Town / Leonard Nelson and Fred Hall
- There's a spot in my heart
- One man went to mow / arr. by A. Dare
- Along the road to Gundagai / words and music by Jack O'Hagan
- Back home in Tennessee / W. Jerome ; Walter Donaldson
- Old MacDonald had a farm
- Down in the old front line
- La Marseillaise / Rouget De L'Isle
- Leap frog / arr. by C. Stanbridge
- The old oak chest
- There's no parade today / arr. by Fred Hall
- Come and do your picket boys
- Paddy Dolye
- The officer's wives
- I bought a horse
- The last post / arr. by piano by Louis Lavater.
- Notes:
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- Subject:
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- Also Titled:
- Digger songs
- Music Publisher Number:
- B. 2773
- Copyright:
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