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The White Slave

Track Artist Carlos Cortez
Country(s) United States
Genre(s) Folk songs--United States; Working class--Songs and music
Language(s) English
Duration 3:30

Don't Mourn-Organize!: Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill

Various Artists SFW40026

Joe Hill's powerful songs moved Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Utah Phillips, Si Kahn, and countless others to blend politics and song. This dramatic tribute to the Industrial Workers of the World songwriter and activist Joe Hill, features songs by and about Hill performed by Billy Bragg, Hazel Dickens, Earl Robinson, Paul Robeson, and others. Compiled by Lori Elaine Taylor. "A treasure for anyone interested in American folk or labor music." — Washington Post
Country(s) Sweden; United Kingdom; United States
Culture Group(s) African American; Anglo-American
Keyword(s) Bluegrass music; Folk songs--United States; Folksong revival; Literature; Poetry; Rock music; Spoken word; Working class--Songs and music
Instrument(s) Banjo; Fiddle; Guitar; Mandolin
Language(s) English
Year of Release 1990
Record Label Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits Produced by Lori Elaine Taylor ; Design by Daphne Shuttleworth ; Liner Notes by Lori Elaine Taylor

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	101	Joe Hill	Billy Bragg	8:25
	102	Joe Hill's Last Will	Utah Phillips	3:13
	103	Joe Hill's Ashes	Mark Levy	3:20
	104	The Preacher and the Slave	n/a	3:40
	105	Joe Hill	Paul Robeson	2:59
	106	Paper Heart	Si Kahn	2:37
	107	Casey Jones (The Union Scab)	Pete Seeger	1:59
	108	Mr. Block	Mats Paulson	3:03
	109	Joe Hill Listens to the Praying	Joe Glazer and Lori Elaine Taylor	7:23
	110	The Tramp	Cisco Houston	3:17
	111	Joe Hill	Earl Robinson	2:38
	112	The White Slave	Carlos Cortez	3:30
	113	Narrative	Elizabeth Gurley Flynn	1:08
	114	The Rebel Girl	Hazel Dickens	3:00
	115	There is Power in a Union	Entertainment Workers IU 630 with Utah Phillips	4:10