A 1916 recording is available courtesy of UC Santa Barbara’s Cylinder Preservation and Digitization Project. McPherson Paperback 22. Battle Cry of Freedom was probably the most popular Union song.
One such claim from a Union soldier states that the song "put as much spirit and cheer into the camp as a splendid victory. This item: Battle Cry of Freedom: The Civil War Era by James M. There are many anecdotes in diaries, reminiscences, and newspapers concerning the inspirational effects of the song. 1 Natty Bumpo - Battle Cry of Freedom - Confederate Version 2 Mitch Miller - Yellow Rose of Texas 75.2K 3 Mark Brown - The Southern Soldier 94.7K 4 JustAHistorian - The Bonnie Blue Flag (Confederate Civil War Song) 3,900 5 Honza Vesel - Dixie's Land 50.3K 6 MTK - The Irish Brigade 28.9K 7 Clayton Cole - Rose of Alabama 29. The most popular of these was The Battle Cry of Freedom, written by George Root in 1862 in response to President Abraham Lincoln’s call for 300,000 additional troops.
Root wrote "The Battle Cry of Freedom." The song was first introduced at a war rally in Chicago on Jand was soon sung by millions of Americans from New York to California. Some popular songs, like Battle Cry of Freedom, were introduced at war rallies or during fundraising drives the Hutchinson family introduced this song at an. In the midst of the Civil War, on July 2, 1862, President Lincoln issued a call for 300,000 volunteers to enter military service. The Battle Cry of Freedom, also known as Rally Round the Flag, is a song written in 1862 by American composer George Frederick Root (18201895) during.
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