The History of the American Revolution

Dallas Corey

CH-1776 - (1972)

Side 1:

Lexington 

Battle Of Bunker Hill

Run, General, Run

Signing Of The Declaration

The Campaign Of 1776

Side 2:

The Battle Of Brandywine

The Battle Of Saratoga

The South Rose To Arms

The Swamp Fox

Beginning Of The End

Oh, What A Price To Pay

All Selections Dallas Corey - Central Songs BMI - Corey International BMI

Produced by:

Cliff Williamson

Album Design by Dan Quest & Associates, Inc

MRS. DONALD SPICER

PRESIDENT GENERAL NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 1776 D STREET, N. W.

WASHINGTON, D.C.20006

To the People of the United States of America:

    This magnificent country in which we live has produced, and will continue to produce, many artists who, through their diligent efforts and dedication to their art, eventually succeed in bringing their works to the attention of their fellow countrymen overcoming the many frustrations of their chosen profession.

    One such artist, Mr. Dallas Corey, has put into art form a story that is of the utmost importance to every citizen of this nation, a story that is a critical part of the learning process of each and every child, a story that should remind the young adults of America of the many sacrifices made by their forefathers which enable us to enjoy the luxury of freedom that we often take for granted. Finally, Mr. Corey has put this story in an entertaining form that will serve as a refresher course to those who have already learned.

    It is for these reasons that the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, recommends this album to every man, woman and child who lives in freedom as a result of the events related in this musical history.

Mrs. Donald Spicer

President General, NSDAR

 THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

EUGENE C. MCGUIRE

PRESIDENT GENERAL

1971-1972 1

220 GOODALE BLVD.

COLUMBUS, OHIO 43212

614-486-4244

June 14, 1972

    In recent years there has been a tremendous revival of stories told in music form. None could be more interesting or educational than is exemplified in this recording of the American Revolutionary War. Mr. Dallas Cory has produced a very worthy combination of song and narration that should inspire all people who are concerned with the birth of their freedom. 

    It is a sincere privilege for The National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, to endorse this record as a reminder and review of our history which brought about our independence as a nation and will soon be celebrated everywhere with our Bicentennial.

     It is recommended for all to hear and to enjoy, with the hope of a rebirth of our patriotic spirit and a rededication to those principles which have made this country strong.

 Sincerely,

Eugene C. McGuire

President General