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RUS Teaching Disk Track List.Pdf Track # Title Chap Pg# A02 America (Simon) America 1 A03 America (West Side Story) America 1 A04 America the Beautiful America 1 A05 Battle of New Orleans America 1 A06 Be Prepared America 2 A07 Camptown Races America 2 A08 Geronimo's Cadillac America 2 A09 Little Boxes America 2 A10 Mercedes-Benz America 3 A11 My Land Is a Good Land America 3 A13A12 NowThe NightThat theThey Buffalo's Drove Old Gone Dixie DownAmerica 3 A15A14 Puttin'The Power on the & the Style Glory America 43 A16 Something to Sing About America 4 A17 Spoon River America 4 A18 Stewball America 4 A19 T. V. S o n g America 5 A20 Take Me Out to the Ballgame America 5 A21 Tennessee Stud America 5 A22 Tenting Tonight America 5 A23 This Land Is Your Land America 5 A24 What Did You Learn in School Today?America 6 A25 Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into AmericaHeaven Anymore6 A27 After the Ball Is Over Golden 76 A28 Alexander's Ragtime Band Golden 76 A29 Band Played On, The Golden 77 A30 Believe Me If All Those Endearing YoungGolden Charms77 A31 Bill Bailey Golden 77 A32 Blue Moon Golden 77 A33 By the Light of the Silvery Moon Golden 77 A34 Daisy Bell Golden 77 A35 Down by the Old Mill Stream Golden 78 A36 Dream a Little Dream of Me Golden 78 A37 Fly Me to the Moon Golden 78 A38 For Me & My Gal Golden 78 A39 Give My Regards to Broadway Golden 78 A40 Heart of My Heart Golden 78 A41 I Get a Kick Out of You Golden 79 A42 I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl Golden 79 A43 I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf CloverGolden 79 A44 I'm Sitting on Top of the World Golden 79 A45 In a Little Spanish Town Golden 79 A46 In the Good Old Summertime Golden 79 A47 It's a Long Long Way to Tipperary Golden 79 A48 Java Jive Golden 80 A49 Keep the Home Fires Burning Golden 80 A50 Let Me Call You Sweetheart Golden 80 A51 The Man On the Flying Trapeze Golden 80 A52 My Blue Heaven Golden 81 A53 Pack Up Your Troubles Golden 81 A54 Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet Golden 81 A55 Shine On Harvest Moon Golden 81 A56 Tea For Two Golden 81 A57 There's a Long Long Trail Golden 81 A58 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Golden 81 A59 Two Sleepy People Golden 82 A60 Wait Til the Sun Shines Nellie Golden 82 A61 When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Golden 82 A62 When You Wore a Tulip Golden 82 A63 Whiffenpoof Song Golden 82 A64 While Strolling thru the Park Golden 82 A65 You Are My Sunshine Golden 83 B02 Arthur McBride Ballads 7 B03 Barbara Allen Ballads 7 B04 Black Is the Color Ballads 8 B05 Blow the Candles Out Ballads 8 B06 Brennan on the Moor Ballads 8 B07 The Broom of the Cowdeknowes Ballads 9 B08 Cherry Tree Carol Ballads 9 B09 A Child This Day Ballads 9 B10 Come All Ye Fair & Tender Ladies Ballads 9 B11 Coventry Carol Ballads 10 B12 The Cutty Wren Ballads 10 B13 Geordie Ballads 10 B14 The Great Silkie Ballads 10 B15 Green Grow the Rushes Ballads 11 B16 The Holly & the Ivy Ballads 11 B17 The Holly Bears a Berry Ballads 11 B18 I Know Where I'm Goin' Ballads 11 B19 Jock O'Hazeldean Ballads 11 B20 John Barleycorn Ballads 11 B21 John Riley Ballads 12 B22 The Keeper Ballads 12 B23 Lakes of Ponchetrain Ballads 12 B24 Mary Hamilton Ballads 13 B25 Masters in this Hall Ballads 13 B26 Peggy-o Ballads 13 B27 Rosebud in June Ballads 14 B28 Seven Joys of Mary Ballads 14 B29,30Star of the County Down Ballads 14 B31 Sussex Mummers Carol Ballads 14 B32 Thyme Ballads 14 B33 The Water Is Wide Ballads 15 B34 Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty LittleBallads Foot? 15 B35 Willie of Winsbury Ballads 15 B36 Wraggle-taggle Gypsies Ballads 16 B37 Angel from Montgomery Hard 99 B38 Banks of the Ohio Hard 99 B39 Candy Man Blues Hard 99 B40 Deep River Blues Hard 99 B41 Eleanor Rigby Hard 100 B42 Every Night When the Sun Goes In Hard 100 B43 Frankie & Johnny Hard 100 B44 Hang on the Bell, Nellie Hard 100 B45 Hard Ain't It Hard Hard 101 B46 Hard Times Come Again No More Hard 101 B47 Heart Like a Wheel Hard 101 B48 House of the Rising Sun Hard 101 B49 I Never Will Marry Hard 101 B50 I Shall Be Released Hard 102 B51 I Think It's Gonna Rain Today Hard 102 B52 I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Hard 102 B53 Long Black Veil Hard 102 B54 Midnight Special Hard 102 B55 Motherless Child Hard 103 B56 Nowhere Man Hard 103 B57 O Babe It Ain't No Lie Hard 103 B58 Saint James Infirmary Hard 103 B59 San Francisco Bay Blues Hard 103 B60 Send in the Clowns Hard 103 B61 Stagolee Hard 104 B62 Stealin' Stealin' Hard 104 B63 Take This Hammer Hard 104 B64 Tom Dooley Hard 104 B65 The Tracks of My Tears Hard 104 B66 Trouble in Mind Hard 105 B67 Waterfall Hard 105 B68 Wayfaring Stranger Hard 105 B69 We Can Work It Out Hard 105 B70 Worried Man Blues Hard 105 B71 Yesterday Hard 106 C02 Bottle of Wine City 16 C03 Bourgeois Blues City 16 C04 Chelsea Morning City 17 C05 Cockles & Mussels City 17 C06 Dancing in the Street City 17 C07 Dirty Old Town City 17 C08 Downtown City 18 C09 The Faucets Are Dripping City 18 C10 Gee Officer Krupke City 18 C11 Heaven Help Us All City 19 C12 Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight City 19 C13 I Live in a City City 19 C14 Kansas City City 19 C15 The M.T.A. Song City 19 C16 Morning Morgantown City 20 C17 Moscow Nights City 20 C18 My Hometown City 20 C19 New York, New York City 20 C20 Penny Lane City 21 C21 Sidewalks of New York City 21 C22 Sounds of Silence City 21 C23 Streets of London City 21 C24 Up On the Roof City 22 C26 Banks of Marble Rich 180 C27 Big Rock Candy Mountain Rich 180 C28 Brother Can You Spare a Dime? Rich 180 C29 The Commonwealth of Toil Rich 181 C30 Do Re Mi (Guthrie) Rich 181 C31 Goin' Down the Road Rich 181 C32 Hallelujah, I'm a Bum! Rich 181 C33 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such TimesRich & Live181 C34 I Ain't Got No Home in This World Rich 182 C35 I Am Changing My Name to ChryslerRich 182 C36 I Don't Want Your Millions Mister Rich 182 C37 I Had a Little Overcoat Rich 183 C38 If I Were a Rich Man Rich 183 C39 Jesus Christ Rich 183 C40 King of the Road Rich 184 C41 The Man That Waters the Workers BeerRich 184 C42 Nobody Knows You When You're DownRich & Out184 C43 The Preacher & the Slave Rich 184 C44 The Rich Man & the Poor Man Rich 185 C45 Rigs of the Time Rich 185 C46 Satisfied Mind Rich 185 C47 Shake Sugaree Rich 185 C48 Soup Song Rich 186 C49 There But For Fortune Rich 186 C50 Tramp On the Street Rich 186 C51 Waltzing Matilda Rich 186 C52 We Hate to See Them Go Rich 187 C53 The World Turned Upside Down Rich 187 D02 Best Friend (Unicorn Song) Dreams 27 D03 Both Sides Now Dreams 27 D04 The Brandy Tree Dreams 28 D05 Camelot Dreams 28 D06 Come Take a Trip in My Airship Dreams 28 D07 Follow the Gleam Dreams 29 D08 Happiness Runs Dreams 29 D09 If I Were a Featherbed Dreams 29 D10 If It's Magic Dreams 29 D11 Lavender's Blue Dreams 29 D12 Little Brown Dog Dreams 29 D13 Die Lorelei Dreams 30 D14 Michael from Mountains Dreams 30 D15 Moonshadow Dreams 30 D16 My Father Dreams 30 D17 O Had I a Golden Thread Dreams 31 D18 Only a Song Dreams 31 D19 Over the Rainbow Dreams 31 D20 Rhymes & Reasons Dreams 31 D21 Rooty Toot Toot for the Moon Dreams 31 D22 Scarborough Fair Dreams 32 D23 Sisters of Mercy Dreams 32 D24 Suzanne Dreams 32 D25 Swallow Song Dreams 32 D26 Violets of Dawn Dreams 33 D27 Walk Shepherdess Walk Dreams 33 D28 Anne Boleyn Funny 69 D29 Away with Rum Funny 69 D30 Barnyard Dance Funny 70 D31 Be Kind to Your Web-footed FriendsFunny 70 D32 Buffalo Boy Funny 70 D33 The Cat Came Back Funny 70 D34 A Chat with Your Mom Funny 70 D35 Clementine Funny 71 D36 Eddystone Light Funny 71 D37 Father's Whiskers Funny 71 D38 The Hippopotamus Song Funny 72 D39 Hole In the Bucket Funny 72 D40 I Wish They'd Do It Now Funny 72 D41 I'm My Own Grandpa Funny 72 D42 The Irish Ballad (Rickety Tickety Tin)Funny 73 D43 John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt Funny 73 D44 Junk Food Junkie Funny 73 D45 Martin Said to His Man Funny 73 D46 Merry Minuet Funny 73 D47 Multiple Relationship Blues Funny 74 D49 Oleanna Funny 74 D50 On Ilkley Moor Bah T'at Funny 74 D51 The Preacher Went Down Funny 74 D52 Rooster Song Funny 75 D53 Squalor Funny 75 D54 Travelin' Man Funny 75 D55 Waltzing with Bears Funny 76 D56 Wild West Is Where I Want to Be, TheFunny 76 E01 Acres of Clams Ecology 33 E02 All Clear in Harrisburg Ecology 34 E03 Big Yellow Taxi Ecology 34 E04 Community Power Ecology 34 E05 Down on the Farm Ecology 34 E06 The Earth Is My Mother Ecology 35 E07 Eleckatricity & All Ecology 35 E08 Garbage Ecology 35 E09 God Bless the Grass Ecology 35 E10 Honor the Earth Ecology 36 E11 Let It Be (Reynolds) Ecology 36 E12 Little Blue Top Ecology 36 E13 My Rainbow Race Ecology 36 E14 Now Is the Cool of the Day Ecology 36 E15 The People Are Scratching Ecology 37 E16 Pollution Ecology 37 E17 Power Ecology 37 E18 Roll to the River Ecology 37 E19 Sailing Up, Sailing Down Ecology 38 E20 Solar Carol Ecology 38 E21 There'll Come a Time Ecology 38 E22 This Old Earth Ecology 38 E23 Waydy Bug & Wittle Woim Ecology 38 E24 We Are All One Planet Ecology 39 E25 What Have They Done to the Rain? Ecology 39 E27 All Things Bright & Beautiful Outdoors150 E28 The Ash Grove Outdoors150 E29 Black Fly Song Outdoors151 E30 Captain Kidd (hymn) Outdoors151 E31 Crawdad Outdoors151 E32 De Colores Outdoors152 E33 Edelweiss Outdoors152 E34 Everybody's Talking Outdoors152 E35 Finjan Outdoors152 E36 Flower Carol Outdoors152 E37 For the Beauty of the Earth Outdoors153 E38 Happy Wanderer, The Outdoors153 E39 Here Comes the Sun Outdoors153 E40 Joy Is Like the Rain Outdoors153 E41 Loch Lomond Outdoors153 E42 Lord, I Got Some Singing to Do Outdoors153 E43 Morning Has Broken Outdoors154 E44 O What a Beautiful Morning Outdoors154 E45 Pleasant & Delightful Outdoors154 E46 Road to the Isles Outdoors154 E47 Rocky Mountain High Outdoors155 E48 Rolling
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