We got to organize
By: [Flame n' Peach & the Liberated Waffles ; art by Alejandro Vilas]
Contributors: Winell, Jayme, performer; Flame n' Peach & The Liberated Waffles
Publisher: [Pedro y el Lobo Records]
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Mexico City]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Protest songs; Civil rights movements; Songs and music; Political ballads and songs
Description: Flame n' Peach & the Liberated Waffles write about workers organizing for labor rights and share protest songs about police brutality, the educational system, and expectations under capitalism. There are descriptions about the songwriters and the political context of the songs. Some of the content is handwritten, and there are illustrations, including photographs.
Notes: Cover title.

Publication information from accompanying CD.

Includes lyrics, guitar chords, and historical background on each song.

Tonz Hall, vocals, banjo, mandolin; Jayme Winell, vocals, autoharp.

Gift : Sawyers-Lovett, Sarah ; 2017.
Table of contents: title: CD.; title: We got to organize  -- (unknown); title: Eight hour day  -- (unknown, 1880s); title: What did you learn in school today?  -- Tom Paxton, 1963; Tonz Hall, 2014; title: Dignity  -- (unknown, 1940s); title: Popular wobbly (They go wild, simply wild)  -- T Bone Slim, 1920; title: Which side are you on? (ÅEn Quâe Lado Estâas?)  -- Florence Reece, 1931; Jayme Winell, 2013; title: I dreamed I saw a red flame-- [about Anne Burlak Timpson] /-- Alfred Hayes, Earl Robinson, 1930; Jayme Winell, 2012.