CLASSIC LABOR SONGS from SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS

Songs of the American labor movement over the 20th century called for just wages, dignity and a fair shake. CLASSIC LABOR SONGS is a collage of these voices, champions of the movement, singing songs with a passion and love for their fellow workers that rings just as true today as it did then. Includes a 28 page booklet.



Joe Hill - Paul Robeson
Bread and Roses - Bobbie McGhee
Casey Jones (Union Scab) - Pete Seeger and the Almanac Singers
We Shall Not Be Moved/Roll the Union on Joe Glazer
Roll the Union on - John Handcox
Cotton Mill Colic - Mike Seeger
The Mill Was Made of Marble - Joe Glazer
Aragon Mill - Peggy Seeger
Talking Union - Almanac Singers
1913 Massacre - Woody Guthrie
The Preacher and the Slave - Utah Phillips
Which Side Are You On? - Florence Reece / Almanac Singers
Hold the Fort - Joe Uehlein
Union Maids - New Harmony Sisterhood Band
Too Old to Work - Joe Glazer
Black Lung - Hazel Dickens
Been Rolling So Long - Larry Penn
VDT Blues - Tom Juravich
Automation - Joe Glazer
I'm Union and I'm Proud - Eddie Starr
I'm a Union Card - Kenny Winfree
Carpal Tunnel - John O'Connor
We Just Come to Work Here, We Don't Come to Die - Anne Feeney
One Day More - Elaine Purkey
We Do the Work - Jon Fromer
De Colores - Baldemar Velasquez
Solidarity Forever - Joe Glazer