Working Women's Music : : the Songs and Struggles of Women in the Cotton Mills, Textile Plants and Needle Trades ; Complete With Music for Singing and Playing
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Call Number: Music 781.1 A441w
On Shelf At: Downtown Library
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I cannot be a slave -- The factory girl -- The Internationale -- In the good ole picket line -- The eight hour song -- The rebel girl -- Bread and roses -- Die Finkelach --Mamenu (The Triangle victims) -- Song of the shirt -- It's better with a Union man -- Sing me a song with social significance -- Sunday in the park -- We sing America -- Nobody makes a pass at me -- Hard times in the mill -- Cotton Mill girls -- Weaver's life is like an engine -- Up in old Loray -- Come on you scabs if you want to hear -- We are building a strong union -- Let them wear their watches fine -- The Marion strike -- The mill mother's lament -- Here we rest -- Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail -- Semaria says -- Winnsboro Cotton Mill blues -- The mill was made of marble -- Handkerchief strike song -- Sing Amalgamated --
Greenberg's shop is moving south -- Roll the union on -- Solidarity forever -- The union is our leader -- We shall overcome -- Which side are you on -- Brand new Socialist way.
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PUBLISHED
[Somerville, Mass. : New England Free Press, c1976]
Year Published: 1976
Description: 43 p. : ill., music ; 21 x 28 cm.
Language: English
Format: Book
ADDITIONAL CREDITS
Rogers, Martha.
SUBJECTS
Work songs.
Textile workers -- Songs and music.