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  • John Browns Body - Wikipedia
    "John Brown's Body" (Roud 771), originally known as "John Brown's Song", is a United States marching song about the abolitionist John Brown The song was popular in the Union during the American Civil War The song arose out of the folk hymn tradition of the American camp meeting movement of the late 18th and early 19th century According to an
  • John Browns Body Song: Lyrics and Words - American Historama
    Song and Lyrics: "John Brown's Body Lies A-Mouldering in the Grave" The song and music to John Brown's Body originated during the American Civil War with the soldiers of the Massachusetts 12th Regiment The catchy tune was originally used as a marching song
  • John Browns Body - Song About John Brown and Harpers Ferry
    This is a marching song about the abolitionist John Brown The song was popular in the Union during the Civil War, and sings of John Brown's raid on Harpers
  • Pete Seeger – John Browns Body Lyrics - Genius
    John Brown’s Body Lyrics Traditional folklore holds the lyrics and melody were created by a group of Union soldiers from the 2nd Massachusetts Infantry Batallion, and put to the music of the
  • About John Browns Body - users. civilwarpoetry. org
    When troops of the Twelfth Massachusetts marched through New York City in the summer of 1861 singing "John Brown's Body," they were instantly christened "The Hallelujah Regiment," and the song took the country by storm The verses given here are the wartime verses
  • John Brown Song (John Browns Body) - American Music Preservation
    This song known as "John Brown's Body" (first titled, "John Brown") was first published in July of 1861, and includes the Glory Hallelujah Chorus It was reportedly first sung at Fort Warren in Boston on May 12, 1861, and later on July 18 by the 12th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
  • John Browns Body Lyrics - Celebrate Boston
    John Brown's Body, written at Fort Warren at George's Island Boston Harbor during the American Civil War
  • John Browns body lyrics - Classical Music
    Inspired by the the abolitionist John Brown the marching song 'John Brown's body' became popular in the Union during the American Civil War in 1859 John Brown was captured and then executed for raiding an armoury at Harpers Ferry so he could arm slaves and encourage them to revolt
  • John Browns Body - University of Pittsburgh
    The words for “John Brown’s Body” were sung to a popular Methodist camp meeting song, "Say, Brothers, Will You Meet Us?", both of them known for their distinctive chorus of “Glory! Hallelujah!” “John Brown’s Body” spread through the northern states almost overnight
  • John Browns Body - YouTube
    Provided to YouTube by Smithsonian Folkways RecordingsJohn Brown's Body · Pete SeegerAmerican Favorite Ballads, Vol 3℗ 2004 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings





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