The Cumberland Three ?– Civil War Almanac, Vol. 1, Yankees
US – Roulette, SR25132, 1958
US – Roulette, R25132, 1960
UK – Columbia, 33SX1318, 1960

Tracklist
A1         Battle Hymn of the Republic
A2         Down to Washington
A3         Marching Home
A4         Story of the Lamb
A5         Tobacco Box
A6         Gonna Get You
B1         Bring the Good Old Bugle
B2         Minnie Balls
B3         Song of the Hungry
B4         Shipmates Come Gather
B5         The Boys are Home
B6         Back to Home


The Cumberland Three ?– Civil War Almanac, Vol. 2, Rebels
US - Roulette, SR25133, 1958
US - Roulette, R 25133, 1960
UK - Columbia, 33SX1325, 1960

Tracklist
A1         Hallowed Ground
A2         I Don't Want no Pardon
A3         Lay Ten Dollars Down
A4         Number 292
A5         Aura Lee
A6         The Yellow Rose of Texas
B1         Goober Peas
B2         Picket's Lament
B3         Hold Our Glasses Steady
B4         Bessie
B5         The Coward
B6         We'll All Take a Ride

Both reissued on compilation:
The Cumberland Three, Songs Of The Civil War, Rhino Records, 2xCD, R2 70739, 1991

The Cumberland Three were:

Gil Rubin (Gilbert “Gill” Robbins, 1931-2011) father of actor Tim Robbins.
John Stewart (1939-2008) of Daydream Believer and Kingston Trio fame (61-67 lineup.)
John Montgomery – 'nother California boy.

14 of 23 tracks arranged by Oscar Brand.
Produced by Pete Kameron, co-founder of Track Record (Hendrix & The Who) and the LA Weekly newspaper.

The only “Southerners” are of the SoCal type. I guess Brand is the North.

Notes:
PDQ's Harold Thom was in The Cumberlands. I don't think he was a member of the old ...Trio. Maybe one of the reunion bands. (See: 01 Feb 08 - 10:00 PM, above.)

Gil Robbins was on The National Geographic, Songs of the Civil War, LP, 00789, 1976. Which has absolutely none of the songs GUEST,Bridget was looking for (see: 05 Feb 11 - 06:31 PM, above.)