The Bonnie Blue Flag was probably the 2nd most popular song in the Confederacy during the Civil War. The tune was taken from an Irish song - The Irish Jaunti...

The Bonnie Blue flag was one of the many banners of the Confederacy during the American Civil War, and this song (with the tune originally from “The Irish Jaunting Car,” details states...

" The Bonnie Blue Flag ", also known as " We Are a Band of Brothers ", is an 1861 marching song associated with the Confederate States of America. The words were written by the entertainer …

Apr 2, 2017 · During the four years of the war, this tune went through twelve editions and became the most frequently published Confederate piece of music. This performance was recorded in …

Written by Harry Macarthy (1834-1888) and sung to the old Irish tune "The Irish Jaunting Car," the song lays out the order of secession of the States that went on to form the Confederacy. The …

During the Civil Rights era, "The Bonnie Blue Flag" once again became a song of protest, this time against the integration of public spaces. It even found its way back into the classroom, as …

A symbol of secession, the “Bonnie Blue Flag” was an unofficial flag of the Confederate States of America. It was especially popular during the war’s early years. The song by the same name …

For Tennessee be given, The single star of the Bonnie Blue Flag Has grown to be eleven.-- CHORUS Then here's to our Confederacy, Strong are we and brave; Like patriots of old we'll …

The “Bonnie Blue Flag” was composed and first sung by Harry McCarthy in January, 1861, the night of the day that the ordinance of secession was passed by the convention of Mississippi …

The Bonnie Blue Flag Lyrics: We are a band of brothers / And native to the soil / Fighting for the property / We gained by honest toil; / And when our rights were threatened / The cry...