92 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Henry Burr"

Oh! Susanna, a song written by Stephen Foster, first published on February 25, 1848. Popularly associated with the California Gold Rush. This version recorded by Henry Burr, Peerless Quartet, and Harry C. Browne, contains spoken dialog in the beginning and the infamous "aggressive racist" verse that is rarely sung today because of its content.

A two minute section of angry mob/riot noise for a production of henry vi part 1, performed by italia conti 2nd year students in the italia conti sound studio. Stereo pair recording of 14 voices (fairly even mixture of male/female) for 2 minutes, featuring shouting, grumbling, and general riot noise - with some specific references to the play (e. G. "gloucester"). Raw, as recorded. Don't mind where used, but would appreciate a comment as i'd be greatly interested as to what you used it for.

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Performed by Henry Burr

Short clip of someone shivering.