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Classic Protest Songs from Smithsonian Folkways
Various Artists
SFW40197
War, social injustice, personal plaints, and calls for action have long fueled musical creation and performance. In
Classic Protest Songs
, Mark Gustafson and Jeff Place tap the historic Smithsonian audio collections to compile 22 songs favored by leaders of antiwar, civil rights, industrial labor, farm worker, and other struggles to air their grievances. Woody Guthrie, Lead Belly, Janis Ian, Big Bill Broonzy, Pete Seeger, Barbara Dane, Guy Carawan, Phil Ochs, and other marquee artists let their voices ring out with calls for peace and justice. 71 mins, 22 tracks, 32 page booklet.
RELATED LESSON PLAN
"Protest Songs: A Musical Introduction"
Year of Recording
2009
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Compiled by Mark Gustafson ; Compiled by Jeff Place ; Liner Notes by Jeff Place ; Mastered by Pete Reiniger ; Photography by Diana Davies
Download Liner Notes
101
Freedom Now Chant
Mass-meeting participants in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
0:26
102
Jesus Christ
Woody Guthrie
2:37
103
Bourgeois Blues
Lead Belly
2:18
104
Black, Brown, and White
Bill Broonzy
2:42
105
Baby, I’ve Been Thinking (aka Society’s Child)
Janis Ian
2:41
106
Blowin' in the Wind
The New World Singers
2:28
107
This Land Is Your Land
Steve Forbert, Jack Hardy, Jill Burkee, and Mark Dann
4:39
108
Turn, Turn, Turn
Liz Getz
3:04
109
As Long as the Grass Shall Grow
Peter La Farge
5:07
110
Talking Pay TV
Phil Ochs
2:34
111
Masters of War
Bergerfolk
4:07
112
Waist Deep in the Big Muddy
Pete Seeger
2:57
113
Agent Orange Song
Peggy Seeger
3:51
114
Strange Fruit
Brother John Sellers
2:20
115
How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
New Lost City Ramblers
3:34
116
I’m Going to Write the Governor of Georgia
Champion Jack Dupree
3:13
117
When We Make It Through
Barbara Dane
5:25
118
Evicted Tenant
Sis Cunningham
2:06
119
Corrido de César Chávez
Los Perros del Pueblo Nuevo
3:02
120
Gone, Gone, Gone
Red Shadow, the Economic Rock and Roll Band
2:14
121
Spirits of the Revolution
Larry Estridge
5:09
122
We Shall Overcome
Guy Carawan
3:40
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