Hi Zach,
I obtained a copy of the EP quite a few years ago. Thanks!
Hi Charley,
Below is the info from my discography.

Best wishes, Thomas.

HEIRLOOM HL-503 The Civil War Through Its Songs & Ballads (1961)
Frank Warner(*-unacc., #-with chorus) & Bill Bonyun and others

SIDE ONE
In the Wilderness *
Old Abe Lincoln
The Dissolution Wagon
John Brown of Massachusetts
The Union Volunteer
Song of the Mississippi Volunteer
Aileen Aroon -Treasure of My Heart
Southern Yankee Doodle *
Shiloh's Hill *
The New Ballad of Lord Lovell
0 Johnny Bull My Jo John
The Homespun Dress
We Have the Navy (?On To Richmond) *
SIDE TWO
Maryland, My Maryland
?General Lee's Wooing
Old Stonewall
Slave's Prayer *
(reading, from Frank Moore: The Civil War in Song and Story,
   ??1865; Peter Fenelon Collier 1882/P.F.Collier New York, 1889 560pp; Johnson    Reprint Corp, 1970)
Auction Block *
The First of Arkansas
Riding A Raid
The Vacant Chair
A Life on the Vicksburg Bluff
Grant's the Man
Sherman's March to the Sea
Roll Alabama Roll #
The Old Unreconstructed *
   (collected from Lloyd Bowman, Cleveland OH. This is a different
    song than "The Unreconstructed Rebel" which was written by
    Maj.Innes Randolph


Heirloom Records HL-504 Roll and Go                   1962
(The Shantyman's Day aboard a Yankee Clipper - Songs and Sounds aboard
a Yankee Windjammer)
Cheerily Man
Bust and Bend Her
Johnny Come Down To Hilo
Paddy Get Back
England Ould Ireland
The Alabama       (possibly Frank Warner? 38-seconds with talk overdubbed)
Blow the Man Down
Tommy's Gone To Hilo
Haul Away My Johnny
Billy Riley
Shenandoah
South Australia
Bony
The Drunken Sailor
Haul on the Bowline
Haul Away Joe
Around the Bay of Mexico

The Banks of Newfoundland
The Jolly Roving Tar
HARRY GARFIELD - account of my first voyage (recorded 1955)
Adieu to Maimuna
Let Go the Reefy Tackle
Paddy Doyle


DROLL YANKEES DY104 (7"-33rpm EP) Songs of the clippers          (1963)
    Round the Bay of Mexico (song from the fo'c's'l). Performed by Tom Monroe.
    The Alabama (halyard shanty). Performed by FRANK WARNER.
    Shenandoah (capstan shanty). Performed by Ed Wilson.
    Johnny come down to Hilo (hand over hand shanty). Performed by Tom Monroe.
("Songs from "Roll & Go", courtesy of Heirloom Records")