File:TheDyingSoldier.ogg

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TheDyingSoldier.ogg ‎(Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 3 min 5 s, 36 kbps, file size: 810 KB)

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English: "The Dying Soldier", american folk ballad played by Buell Kazee, old-time and folk musician of the 1920's, accompaining himself with banjo
Deutsch: "The Dying Soldier", eine US-amerikanische Folkballade, gespielt von Old-Time- und Folk-Musiker Buell Kazee, der sich selbst auf dem Banjo begleitet.
Date 1928; issued that same year on Brunswick Records
Source Album (compilation): Country Road - Best of American Roots Music
Author Traditional
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