America sings
Contributors: Russler, G., former owner; Workers Bookshop (New York, N.Y.)
Publisher: Workers Bookshop
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: English Songs; Songs; Texts; Political ballads and songs; Protest songs; Working class; Songs and music
Notes: Without music.

English words.

Cover title.

Foreword by Earl Robinson.

Date derived from p. 46: "one of the hit songs of the sixty-minute pageant presented at Madison Square Garden by the New York State Committee of the Communist Party on the fifteenth anniversary of Lenin's death" ; from p. 56 "a truly revolutionary folk song, having come from that most terrible of all modern prisons, a German concentration camp" ; written before Eisler's HUAC questioning 9/24/47 http://hcc.humanities.uci.edu/humcore/Student/archives/HUACEisler.htm

Music to accompany these texts found in "Songs for America" and "Songs of the People."
Table of contents: title: The Star Spangled Banner; title: Internationale; title: Solidarity forever; title: Kevin Barry; title: Arise you workers; title: Goin' to build my heaven; title: I like America; title: Cavalry of the Steppes; title: Farmer is the man; title: We shall not be moved; title: Dave Doran song; title: Clementine; title: Sweet liberty land; title: Joe Hill; title: On the line; title: Abraham Lincoln lives again; title: Union card; title: Salute to life; title: Go down, Moses; title: Hold the fort; title: Tarriers' song; title: Whirlwinds of danger; title: Union man; title: John Brown's body; title: Lone Star Trail; title: May day; title: Moscow Metro; title: Down in the valley; title: Spain marches; title: They go wild over me; title: Put on your smart new bonnett; title: Water boy; title: Building a North America; title: Don't buy anything Japanese; title: Oh tortured and broken; title: We are the guys; title: Wanderin'; title: Workin' on the railroad; title: Death house blues; title: Company union; title: Peat bog soldiers; title: Alouette; title: You can't live on love; title: Two catchy rounds. Frankie Hague ; Poor Mr. Morgan; title: Casey Jones; title: Men awake.