I'm Looking for Something

I've recently heard an arrangement of "Rally Round the Flag, Boys" that totally blew me away. It was sung very slowly, with solo voice, and, I think, guitar. The feeling was of a soldier trying to get back to camp after a battle, and singing the song to keep his feet moving in the face of utter exhaustion.

I've been searching online, and the closest thing I've found is a version by Ry Cooder from his 1972 release, "Boomer's Story."

It will do, in a pinch, but it's not quite what I'm looking for.

I'm putting together the music for my production of "All My Sons." I have the idea to have WWII music for Pre-show. Andrews Sisters, Glen Miller--like that. Then, for intermission, I want a range of anti-war songs like "Blowin' in the Wind," "White Bird," "Where Have All the Flowers Gone," "Arlington," etc.

I want that version of "Rally Round the Flag."

If anyone knows what I'm talking about, or knows where I could find it without having to look for years, please let me know. The show opens in 6 weeks, so I don't have forever to be searching.

Thanks, y'all!