In Dahomey; a negro musical comedy. by Cook, Will Marion

Table of Contents: “…Overture -- My Dahomian queen -- Caboceers entrance -- Swing along -- Molly Green -- On Broadway in Dahomey bye and bye -- I wants to be an actor lady -- Brown skin baby mine -- Leader of the colored aristocracy -- Society -- I'm a Jonah man -- The czar -- On emancipation day -- Chocolate drops -- Happy Jim -- That's how the cake walk's done -- Rag-time drummer.…”

The music and scripts of In Dahomey / by Cook, Will Marion, Hill, J. Leubrie, 1873-1916, Rogers, Alex, Vaughan, James, ca. 1870-ca. 1935

Table of Contents: “…Overture -- Brown-skin baby mine -- Caboceers entrance -- Chocolate drops -- The Czar -- Dat gal of mine -- Evah dahkey is a king -- Good evenin' -- Happy Jim -- Hurrah for Captain Kidd -- I may be crazy, but I ain't no fool -- I wants to be a actor lady -- I'll take a kitchen mechanic for mine -- I'm a Jonah man -- Jig -- Leader of the colored aristocracy -- Me an' de minstrel ban' -- Molly Green -- My castle on the Nile -- My Dahomian Queen -- My dear Luzon -- My lady frog -- On Broadway in Dahomey bye and bye -- On Emancipation Day -- On Emancipation Day : [characteristic Negro march and two step] -- Rag-time drummer -- Returned -- A rich coon's babe -- She's dancing Sue -- Society -- Swing along -- That's how the cake walk's done -- When it's all goin' out, and nothin' comin' in -- When Sousa comes to Coon-town -- When the moon shines -- Why Adam sinned.…”

Images : iconography of music in African-American culture (1770s-1920s) / by Southern, Eileen

Table of Contents: “…The Colonial and Federalist Eras: The African legacy -- Everyday slave life in the United States -- The Antebellum Era: Church and ritual -- Leisure time in the negro quarters -- The Postbellum Era: The Black preacher as an institution -- Everyday life after emancipation.…”

The harmony of Maine. by Belcher, Supply, 1751-1836

Table of Contents: “….-- Dawn.-- Ecstasy.-- Emancipation.--Fiftieth Psalm Tune.--Friendship.-- Funeral Hymn.-- Farmington.-- Gethsemane.-- Harmony.-- Hallowell.-- Heroism.-- Handsel.-- Invitation.-- Jubliant.-- Lilly.-- Lincoln.…”

101 rare rags / by Zimmerman, Richard

Table of Contents: “….-- Old crow rag.-- On Emancipation Day.-- Panama.-- Pearl of the Harem.-- Piccalili rag.-- Poison rag.-- Porcupine rag.-- Pork and beans.-- Rag time chimes.-- Rag-time skedaddle, a.-- Red onion rag.-- Red pepper.…”

The Rap on gangsta rap : who run it? : gangsta rap and visions of Black violence / by Kitwana, Bakari

Table of Contents: “…-- Experts and mass confusion -- Rap in the Black musical tradition -- Hip hop culture, popular culture, Black culture --Impact of commercializaton on rap's evolution -- Emancipated "niggers and bitches" for sale -- Hardcore raps and generation gaps.…”

Standard comic recitations by best authors.

Table of Contents: “…Eef -- The lightning-rod dispenser -- Why women marry -- A pathetic old man -- The druggist's vengence -- The emancipation of man -- The wickedest man in Memphis -- The knights of the road -- Heinz Von Stein -- Chairley Burke's in town -- The wife's strategy -- Precepts at parting -- Advice to a young man -- The chap that's been over to Lunnon -- Noodleberry as a neighbor -- How we tried to whip the teacher -- Der sphider und der fly -- Katrina's visit to New York -- The Turkish bath -- Our boarding-house Thanksgiving -- Managing a mule -- Der oak und der vine -- The skeleton's confession -- How she won him -- The champion.…”

Singing soldiers : the spirit of the sixties : a history of the Civil War in song /

Table of Contents: “…. -- Maryland, My Maryland.-- Emancipation.-- May God Save the Union.-- God Save the South.-- Strike for the South.-- Battle Cry of Freedom.-- Virginia Marseillaise.-- Melt the Bells.-- Wait for the Wagon.-- The Abe-iad.-- Call 'em Names, Jeff.-- What's the Matter?…”

Songs of yesterday, a song anthology of American life by Jordan, Philip D. 1903-1980

Table of Contents: “….-- King Alcohol -- Our home is on the mountain's brow -- HO THE CAR EMANCIPATION: Get off the track!-- Little Topsy's song.-- Aunt Harriett Becha Stowe -- Uncle Tom's Religion -- SONGS OF THE STARS AND STRIPES: Drafted into the Army [Grafted into the army] -- Weeping, sad and lonely or when this cruel war is over -- We'll fight for Uncle Abe -- The Flag of our union --…”

"Sound off!" : soldier songs from the revolution to World War II /

Table of Contents: “…-- Private's song -- Roarious -Coast Artillery marching song -- Scratch, scratch, scratch -- Second field volunteers -- She is a lulu -- Slum and beans -- Song from the 109th Field Artillery -- That's the wrong way to tickle Marie -- There are ships -- Twenty-Eighth Division -- We're all going calling on the Kaiser -- We're through -- We saw the damn thing through -- We've got a dinky stove n'everything -- When evening cooties crawl -- When I get to New York -- When the guns are rolling yonder -- When we step up old Fifth Avenue -- At Naic (no.1) -- At Naic (no.2) -- Bacon on the rind -- By old Fort San Felipe -- Carabao -- Down by old Manila Bay -- Dream -- El Soldado Americano -- Emancipated race -- Filipino Hombre -- Governor General's song -- If a lady's wearin' pantaloons -- In Mindanao -- Little brown brothers -- On Datu Ali's trail -- on the road to old Luzon -- Rookie -- Soldier's song -- Transport song -- Abraham's daughter -- All quiet along the Potomac tonight -- Army bean -- Army bugs -- Army graybacks -- Army grub -- Battle-cry of freedom (battle song) -- Battle-cry of freedom (Rallying song) -- Battle hymn of the republic -- Bonnie blue flag -- Bowld soger boy -- Cavaliers of Dixie -- Co-ca-che-lunk -- Colored soldiers at Honey Hill -- Confederate parody on "just before the battle, Mother" -- Corporal Schnaps -- Dixie -- Do they miss me in the trenches? …”