Civil War, The Lyrics
- Act 1
- A House Divided
- Freedom's Child
- By The Sword/Sons Of Dixie
- Tell My Father
- The Peculiar Institution
- If Prayin' Were Horses
- Greenback
- Missing You (My Bill)
- Judgment Day
- Father, How Long?
- Someday
- I'll Never Pass This Way Again
- How Many Devils?
- Act 2
- Virginia
- Candle in the Window
- Oh! Be Joyful!
- Five Boys
- The Hospital
- If Prayin' Were Horses (reprise)
- River Jordan
- Sarah
- The Honor of Your Name
- Greenback (reprise)
- Northbound Train
- Last Waltz for Dixie
- The Glory
Civil War, The musical description
The premiere of the musical took place in 1998 in Houston, Texas, as a pre-Broadway run. Production came on Broadway in 1999, opening at St. James Theatre. Gregory Boyd was the director, George Faison was responsible for the music and Nick Corley was an art director. The composition of cast was: L. Eder, K. B. Kirk, B. Leavel, J. Lenat, C. Jenkins, M. Bogart & M. Lanning.
Recording of songs from the musical has been performed a year later, in 1999, and reached 48th place in the national charts of albums. Hootie & the Blowfish participated in recording of songs for a full collection that was on 2 CDs.
April 1999 – June 1999 was a period of musical play on Broadway, which showed 61 final regular performances & 35 preliminary. Jerry Zaks was the director, Luis Perez choreographed. Original cast in the Broadway were: M. Bell, M. Bogart, L. Burmester, G. Chiasson, L. Clayton, D. Clemmons, M. Eldred, D. M. Felty, C. Freeman, A. Galde, H. Harris, C. Jenkins, K. B. Kirk, M. Lanning, B. Leavel, D. M. Lutken, M. Midgette, G. Miller, I. Molloy, W. W. Pretlow, J. Price, R. Reed, R. Ruffin, J. Sawyer, R. Sharpe, B. Shatto, R. Weber & C. White.
US tour came after pretty fast, opening in 2000. Of the original 28 actors, only 15 took part on the roadshow, nearly halving the number. It had played so that the same actor might display several characters on the stage. The director was Stephen Rayne.
Washington, D. C. received a musical in 2009, from March to May in the renovated Ford's Theatre, with director Jeff Calhoun, a fairly big-name director of musicals, which has very, very long list of awards and nominations – Outer Critics Circle Award, Craig Noel Award, Drama League Circle Award, Helen Hayes Award, Ovation & LA Drama, Critics Circle Award, San Diego Theatre Critics, LA Weekly Theater Award, Ovation Award, Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award, Tony, BackStage West Garland Award, Drama Desk.
Release date: 1998