American folksongs of protest
By: by John Greenway
Publisher: Octagon Books
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 348
Subjects: Folk songs, English -- United States -- History and criticism; Ballads, English -- United States; Folk songs, English -- United States -- Discography; Protest songs
Notes: Reprint of the 1st ed., University of Pennsylvania Press, 1953

"Musical transcriptions [unacc. melodies] by Edmund F. Soule."

"Songs of social and economic protest on records": p. 311-327. Bibliography: p. 329-338
Table of contents: value: List of songs and ballads: A-goin' shout (No more mournin'); value: A.R.U.; value: Ain't got no home in this world any more; value: All around the jailhouse; value: Arise, ye Garvey nation; value: Aunt Molly's appeal; value: Aunt Molly's Bible song; value: Babylon is fallen; value: Ballad of Barney Graham; value: Ballad of Bloody Thursday; value: Ballad of Harriet Tubman; value: Ballad of Henry Ford; value: Ballad of John Catchins; value: Ballad of Talmadge; value: Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail; value: Ballad of the Chicago Steel Massacre; value: Ballad of Voight's Camp; value: Beans, Bacon, and Gravy; value: Big Fat Boss and the workers; value: Big Rock Candy Mountains; value: Bourgeois Blues; value: Buoy Bells for Trenton; value: Buzzardaree; value: California Prison Song; value: Casey Jones, the Union Scab; value: Charles Town Land Shark; value: Chicken never roost too high for me; value: Chief Aderholt; value: Come all you hardy miners; value: Come on scabs if you want to hear; value: Corn Pone; value: Cotton Farmer Blues; value: Coulee Dam; value: Coxey Army; value: Cutty Wren; value: Dark as a dungeon; value: Dead from the dust; value: Death of Harry Simms; value: Dives and Lazarus; value: Don't turn around; value: Down on Roberts' Farm; value: Dreadful Memories; value: Drinking Gourd; value: Dump the bosses off your back; value: East Ohio miners' strike; value: End of Bill Snyder; value: Escape from slavery of Henry Box Brown; value: Everett, November Fifth; value: Every man his own politician; value: Fare ye well old Ely Branch; value: Farmer is the man; value: Father how long; value: Fellow workers pay attention; value: Ferguson Brothers killing; value: Frank Little; value: Frankfort Town; value: Freight Handlers' Strike; value: Frisco Strike saga; value: General Strike; value: Get off the track; value: Go tell young Henry; value: God made us all; value: Goin' down the road feelin' bad; value: Good news member; value: Greenberg shop is movin' south; value: Grey Goose; value: Guthrie on Relativity; value: Hallelulia, I'm a bum; value: Hard times at Little New River; value: Hard times in Colman's Mines; value: Hard times in the mill; value: Harvest War Song; value: Hayseed like me; value: Here we rest; value: Hey, Okie-Hilo!  Hilo!; value: Humblin' back; value: Hungry ragged blues; value: I ain't no stranger now; value: I am a girl of constant sorrow; value: I am a Union woman; value: I am sold and going to Georgia; value: I L D song; value: I love my union; value: I want to join the union; value: I went to Atlanta; value: If we well, we can be free; value: If you catch me stealin'; value: I'm on my way; value: I'm so deep in trouble; value: I'm troubled in mind; value: In Kansas; value: Industrial Workers of the World; value: It's hard to be a nigger; value: James Brown; value: Jeff Buckner; value: Jesus Christ; value: Jow Hill's last will; value: John Henry; value: Johnnie, wont'cha ramble; value: Johnny come down de hollow; value: Keep steady; value: Knights of Labor; value: Knuts to Knudsen; value: Land of the noonday night; value: Landholders' Victory; value: Leave her, Johnny; value: let me sleep in your tent tonight, Beal; value: Let them wear their watches fine; value: Life is like a mountain railroad; value: Little boy, little boy; value: Little David blues; value: Little nigger baby; value: Lonesome Jailhouse blues; value: Longshoreman's strike; value: Look down dat lonesome road; value: Lookin' for my wife this morning'; value: Lordy, turn your face; value: Lost Creek miners; value: Lowell Factory Girl; value: Ludlow Massacre; value: The man Frank Weems; value: Many thousand gone; value: Marion Massacre; value: Marion Strike; value: Mary's little lot; value: Me and my captain; value: Mill has shut down; value: Mill mother's lament; value: Mill was made of marble; value: Miner's flux; value: Miner's life is like a sailor's; value: Missus in de big house; value: Mister Farmer; value: Monkey Ward can't make a monkey out of me; value: Mother Jones; value: Mound of your grave; value: Mr. Block; value: Mr. Cundiff, won't you turn me loose?; value: My children are seven in number; value: My country; value: My disgusted blues; value: Nat Turner; value: National Grass Plot; value: Nigger and white man; value: Nigger be a nigger; value: Niggers get the turpentine; value: Nineteen Thirteen Massacre; value: No Irish need apply; value: No more shall I work in the factory; value: Noble Knights of Labor; value: Nobody knows; value: Oh brothers, don't get weary; value: Oh my God them taters; value: Old Mass he come dancin' out; value: Old Sawbucks; value: On a summer eve; value: On to Washington; value: One day old and no damn good; value: Onward we go; value: Our children they were sickly; value: Pastures of plenty; value: Pat works on the railway; value: People's Party Song; value: People's Rally Cry; value: Philadelphia lawyer; value: Plane wreck at Los Gatos; value: Poor miner's farewell; value: Preacher and the slave; value: Pretty Boy Floyd; value: Pullman strike; value: Raggedy raggedy; value: Rhode Island Algerines' appeal to John Davis; value: Roll the Union on; value: Root hog or die; value: Run to Jesus; value: Sailing the union way; value: Scabs crawl in; value: Scissor Bill; value: Scottsboro; value: Semaria says he loves his girls; value: Shine on me; value: Shirt factory blues; value: Six feet of earth; value: Six to six; value: Slavery Chain; value: Slaves appeal; value: So long, it's been good to know you; value: Solidarity forever; value: Speakers didn't mind; value: Suffrage pledge; value: Swingin' on a scab; value: T-bone Slim; value: Talking hobo; value: Talking miner; value: Tarriers' song; value: That's all; value: There are mean things happening in our land; value: These old Cumberland Mountain farms; value: Tom Joad; value: Too old to work; value: Two hoboes; value: UAW-CIO; value: Uncle Sam says; value: Union maid; value: Up in Old Loray; value: Walk in Joe; value: We made good Wobs out there; value: We shall not be moved; value: Weave room blues; value: Weaver's life is like an engine; value: What Irish boys can do; value: What shall we do for the striking seamen?; value: Where is my wandering boy tonight; value: Where the Fraser River flows; value: Which side are you on?; value: Wilder blues; value: Winnsboro Cotton Mill blues; value: Work on o Farmers' Union; value: Works of the World are now awaking; value: Workingman's train; value: Workingmen's army; value: Year of Jubalo; value: You are free; value: You low life trifling bastard