The Resource Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people : [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's], compiled by Alan Lomax ; notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie ; music transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger
Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people : [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's], compiled by Alan Lomax ; notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie ; music transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger
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- Extent
- 1 score (368 pages)
- Note
-
- Unacc. melodies, with chord symbols
- Includes index
- Contents
-
- You're dead broke.
- So you hollered for a New Deal.
- The chiseler's sorrow
- 1928-1934
- Don't take away my PWA
- NRA blues
- CWA blues
- CCC blues
- Ballad of the TVA
- Working for the PWA
- Welfare blues
- Collector man blues
- Working on the project
- WPA blues
- You're on your last go 'round
- I'm looking for that New Deal now
- The dickman song
- Waitin' on Roosevelt
- The Okie section.
- I'm goin' down that road feeling bad
- Blowin' down this road
- Dust storm disaster
- Insurance man blues
- Dust can't kill me
- Dust Bowl blues
- Dust Bowl refugee
- You Okies and Arkies
- So long, it's been good to know you
- Takin' Dust Bowl
- If you ain't got the do re mi
- When you're down and out
- Vigilante man
- Tom Joad
- Depression blues
- Unemployment stomp
- No job blues
- Fifteen miles from Birmingham
- Down and out
- No dough blues
- One dime blues
- Hard luck on the farm.
- All in and down and out blues
- New stranger blues
- Starvation blues
- So you got to hit the road.
- 66 Highway blues
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- Hitch-hike blues
- Wanderin'
- And you land in jail.
- The old chain gang
- Arkansas hard luck blues
- Crossbone Scully
- Hard times in Cryderville Jail
- You're bound to get lousy in the lousy old jail
- Lord, it's all, almost done
- Midnight Special
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- Ruben
- You kick and stomp and beat me
- Take this hammer
- Things about comin' my way
- These old Cumberland Mountain farms
- Some from the old wobblies.
- Pie in the sky
- The tramp
- Casey Jones
- Beans, bacon, and gravy
- The mysteries of a hobo's life
- The comm[on]wealth of toil
- Old time songs from all over.
- The buffalo skinners
- The Old Chisholm Trail
- The boll weevil
- Drill ye tarriers drill
- Skinnamalinkadoolium
- John Brown's body
- Johnnie woncha ramble
- Jessie James and his boys
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Matthew Kimes
- When the maid comes to town
- Loneshoreman's strike
- Cotton mill colic
- The farmer is the man
- Cotton mill blues
- Hard times in the mill
- No more shall I work in the factory
- Winnsboro Cotton Mill blues
- Weave room blues
- Weaver's life
- Silicosis is killin' me
- It's hard times in these mines
- The hard working miner
- Roll on buddy
- Down on Roberts' farm
- Hell busts loose in Kentucky.
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- I am a union woman
- Kentucky miner's wife's hungry, ragged blues
- I love coal miners, I do
- Fare ye well, old Ely Branch
- The Kentucky miners' dreadful fate
- The East Ohio miners' strike
- The Coal Creek explosion
- The story of Sara Ogan
- Lynchburg Town
- I am a girl of constant sorrow
- I'm thinking tonight of an old Southern town
- Long, long ago
- Win it
- They tell us to wait
- I hate the capitalist system
- Come all you coal miners
- That old feeling
- Come on friends and let's go down
- The murder of Harry Simms
- Seven cent cotton and forty cent meat
- Welcome the traveler home
- The greenback dollar
- Which side are you on?
- Come all you hardy miners
- The striking miners
- Chief Aderholt
- Up on Old Loray
- The mill mother's lament
- All around the jailhouse
- Toiling on life's pilgrim pathway
- On the picket line
- There's something about a worker
- There was a rich man and he lived in Detroitium
- Goody goody
- Rock-a-bye-baby
- The farmers get together.
- There is mean things happening in this land
- No more mournin'
- Ten little farmer men
- Raggedy raggedy are we
- Detroit sets down.
- The planter and the sharecropper
- Roll the union on
- Down in Old Henderson
- It's me, O Lord
- Song of the evicted tenant
- Mister farmer
- The man Frank Weems
- We ain't down yet
- One big union.
- Song of the West Virginia miners
- The Fisher strike
- Powder Mill Jail blues
- Little David blues
- Davidson-Wilder blues
- The ballad of Barney Graham
- Union train
- My children are seven in number
- Bonny of the union
- The soup song
- Down the street we hold our demonstration
- Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail
- Bring me my robe and slippers, James
- Write me out my union card
- Roane County
- Shirt factory blues
- Got a union in the country
- The ballad of John Catchins
- The Marion massacred
- The Marion strike
- Our children they were sickly
- The CIO is bigger than it used to be
- O, the monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga
- Oh, Mister Sloan
- Goodbye Semaria
- The union fights the battle of freedom
- We'll be wearing union buttons
- The boss is having a terrible time, parlez-vous
- We pity our bosses five
- It ain't gonna work no more
- Ma and Pa (a unionization plan)
- Calls for an honest square dance
- You guys got to organize
- Union maid
- Sit down
- Better go down and jine the union
- Harry Bridges
- Scabs in the factory
- Mulligan stew.
- Worried man blues
- Ludlow massacre
- Don't kill my baby and my son
- Jesus Christ was a man
- Mama don't 'low no bush-wahs hangin' around
- Hallelujah, I'm a Ku Klux
- We're the guys
- You low life son of a bitch
- Bourgeois blues
- How about you?
- We shall not be moved
- Ain't gonna study war no more
- Wartime blues
- Red Cross store
- Tom Mooney is free
- Pity the shape I'm in
- Capitol city cyclone
- Collective bargaining in our shops
- Mister congressman
- A fool there was
- Why do you stand there in the rain?
- Knuts to Knudsen
- Isbn
- 9780825600418
- Label
- Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people : [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's]
- Title
- Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people
- Title remainder
- [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's]
- Statement of responsibility
- compiled by Alan Lomax ; notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie ; music transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger
- Subject
-
- 1929
- Ballads, English
- Ballads, English -- United States
- Depressions
- Depressions -- 1929 -- United States -- Songs and music
- Folk music
- Folk music -- United States
- Folk songs, English
- Folk songs, English -- United States
- Music
- United States
- Working class
- Working class -- United States -- Songs and music
- Language
- eng
- Accompanying matter
- historical information
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- Dewey number
- 781.62
- Form of composition
- multiple forms
- Format of music
- other
- Literary text for sound recordings
- not applicable
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
-
- 1915-2002
- 1912-1967
- 1919-2014
- http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
-
- Lomax, Alan
- Guthrie, Woody
- Seeger, Pete
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Folk songs, English
- Ballads, English
- Folk music
- Depressions
- Working class
- Ballads, English
- Depressions
- Folk music
- Folk songs, English
- Working class
- United States
- Label
- Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people : [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's], compiled by Alan Lomax ; notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie ; music transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger
- Note
-
- Unacc. melodies, with chord symbols
- Includes index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- notated music
- Content type code
-
- ntm
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- You're dead broke.
- So you hollered for a New Deal.
- The chiseler's sorrow
- 1928-1934
- Don't take away my PWA
- NRA blues
- CWA blues
- CCC blues
- Ballad of the TVA
- Working for the PWA
- Welfare blues
- Collector man blues
- Working on the project
- WPA blues
- You're on your last go 'round
- I'm looking for that New Deal now
- The dickman song
- Waitin' on Roosevelt
- The Okie section.
- I'm goin' down that road feeling bad
- Blowin' down this road
- Dust storm disaster
- Insurance man blues
- Dust can't kill me
- Dust Bowl blues
- Dust Bowl refugee
- You Okies and Arkies
- So long, it's been good to know you
- Takin' Dust Bowl
- If you ain't got the do re mi
- When you're down and out
- Vigilante man
- Tom Joad
- Depression blues
- Unemployment stomp
- No job blues
- Fifteen miles from Birmingham
- Down and out
- No dough blues
- One dime blues
- Hard luck on the farm.
- All in and down and out blues
- New stranger blues
- Starvation blues
- So you got to hit the road.
- 66 Highway blues
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- Hitch-hike blues
- Wanderin'
- And you land in jail.
- The old chain gang
- Arkansas hard luck blues
- Crossbone Scully
- Hard times in Cryderville Jail
- You're bound to get lousy in the lousy old jail
- Lord, it's all, almost done
- Midnight Special
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- Ruben
- You kick and stomp and beat me
- Take this hammer
- Things about comin' my way
- These old Cumberland Mountain farms
- Some from the old wobblies.
- Pie in the sky
- The tramp
- Casey Jones
- Beans, bacon, and gravy
- The mysteries of a hobo's life
- The comm[on]wealth of toil
- Old time songs from all over.
- The buffalo skinners
- The Old Chisholm Trail
- The boll weevil
- Drill ye tarriers drill
- Skinnamalinkadoolium
- John Brown's body
- Johnnie woncha ramble
- Jessie James and his boys
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Matthew Kimes
- When the maid comes to town
- Loneshoreman's strike
- Cotton mill colic
- The farmer is the man
- Cotton mill blues
- Hard times in the mill
- No more shall I work in the factory
- Winnsboro Cotton Mill blues
- Weave room blues
- Weaver's life
- Silicosis is killin' me
- It's hard times in these mines
- The hard working miner
- Roll on buddy
- Down on Roberts' farm
- Hell busts loose in Kentucky.
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- I am a union woman
- Kentucky miner's wife's hungry, ragged blues
- I love coal miners, I do
- Fare ye well, old Ely Branch
- The Kentucky miners' dreadful fate
- The East Ohio miners' strike
- The Coal Creek explosion
- The story of Sara Ogan
- Lynchburg Town
- I am a girl of constant sorrow
- I'm thinking tonight of an old Southern town
- Long, long ago
- Win it
- They tell us to wait
- I hate the capitalist system
- Come all you coal miners
- That old feeling
- Come on friends and let's go down
- The murder of Harry Simms
- Seven cent cotton and forty cent meat
- Welcome the traveler home
- The greenback dollar
- Which side are you on?
- Come all you hardy miners
- The striking miners
- Chief Aderholt
- Up on Old Loray
- The mill mother's lament
- All around the jailhouse
- Toiling on life's pilgrim pathway
- On the picket line
- There's something about a worker
- There was a rich man and he lived in Detroitium
- Goody goody
- Rock-a-bye-baby
- The farmers get together.
- There is mean things happening in this land
- No more mournin'
- Ten little farmer men
- Raggedy raggedy are we
- Detroit sets down.
- The planter and the sharecropper
- Roll the union on
- Down in Old Henderson
- It's me, O Lord
- Song of the evicted tenant
- Mister farmer
- The man Frank Weems
- We ain't down yet
- One big union.
- Song of the West Virginia miners
- The Fisher strike
- Powder Mill Jail blues
- Little David blues
- Davidson-Wilder blues
- The ballad of Barney Graham
- Union train
- My children are seven in number
- Bonny of the union
- The soup song
- Down the street we hold our demonstration
- Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail
- Bring me my robe and slippers, James
- Write me out my union card
- Roane County
- Shirt factory blues
- Got a union in the country
- The ballad of John Catchins
- The Marion massacred
- The Marion strike
- Our children they were sickly
- The CIO is bigger than it used to be
- O, the monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga
- Oh, Mister Sloan
- Goodbye Semaria
- The union fights the battle of freedom
- We'll be wearing union buttons
- The boss is having a terrible time, parlez-vous
- We pity our bosses five
- It ain't gonna work no more
- Ma and Pa (a unionization plan)
- Calls for an honest square dance
- You guys got to organize
- Union maid
- Sit down
- Better go down and jine the union
- Harry Bridges
- Scabs in the factory
- Mulligan stew.
- Worried man blues
- Ludlow massacre
- Don't kill my baby and my son
- Jesus Christ was a man
- Mama don't 'low no bush-wahs hangin' around
- Hallelujah, I'm a Ku Klux
- We're the guys
- You low life son of a bitch
- Bourgeois blues
- How about you?
- We shall not be moved
- Ain't gonna study war no more
- Wartime blues
- Red Cross store
- Tom Mooney is free
- Pity the shape I'm in
- Capitol city cyclone
- Collective bargaining in our shops
- Mister congressman
- A fool there was
- Why do you stand there in the rain?
- Knuts to Knudsen
- Control code
- ocm00190819
- Dimensions
- 26 cm
- Extent
- 1 score (368 pages)
- Isbn
- 9780825600418
- Lccn
- 66019058
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- Label
- Hard hitting songs for hard-hit people : [American folk songs of the Depression and the labor movement of the 1930's], compiled by Alan Lomax ; notes on the songs by Woody Guthrie ; music transcribed and edited by Pete Seeger
- Note
-
- Unacc. melodies, with chord symbols
- Includes index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- notated music
- Content type code
-
- ntm
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- You're dead broke.
- So you hollered for a New Deal.
- The chiseler's sorrow
- 1928-1934
- Don't take away my PWA
- NRA blues
- CWA blues
- CCC blues
- Ballad of the TVA
- Working for the PWA
- Welfare blues
- Collector man blues
- Working on the project
- WPA blues
- You're on your last go 'round
- I'm looking for that New Deal now
- The dickman song
- Waitin' on Roosevelt
- The Okie section.
- I'm goin' down that road feeling bad
- Blowin' down this road
- Dust storm disaster
- Insurance man blues
- Dust can't kill me
- Dust Bowl blues
- Dust Bowl refugee
- You Okies and Arkies
- So long, it's been good to know you
- Takin' Dust Bowl
- If you ain't got the do re mi
- When you're down and out
- Vigilante man
- Tom Joad
- Depression blues
- Unemployment stomp
- No job blues
- Fifteen miles from Birmingham
- Down and out
- No dough blues
- One dime blues
- Hard luck on the farm.
- All in and down and out blues
- New stranger blues
- Starvation blues
- So you got to hit the road.
- 66 Highway blues
- I ain't got no home in this world anymore
- Hitch-hike blues
- Wanderin'
- And you land in jail.
- The old chain gang
- Arkansas hard luck blues
- Crossbone Scully
- Hard times in Cryderville Jail
- You're bound to get lousy in the lousy old jail
- Lord, it's all, almost done
- Midnight Special
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- Ruben
- You kick and stomp and beat me
- Take this hammer
- Things about comin' my way
- These old Cumberland Mountain farms
- Some from the old wobblies.
- Pie in the sky
- The tramp
- Casey Jones
- Beans, bacon, and gravy
- The mysteries of a hobo's life
- The comm[on]wealth of toil
- Old time songs from all over.
- The buffalo skinners
- The Old Chisholm Trail
- The boll weevil
- Drill ye tarriers drill
- Skinnamalinkadoolium
- John Brown's body
- Johnnie woncha ramble
- Jessie James and his boys
- Pretty Boy Floyd
- Matthew Kimes
- When the maid comes to town
- Loneshoreman's strike
- Cotton mill colic
- The farmer is the man
- Cotton mill blues
- Hard times in the mill
- No more shall I work in the factory
- Winnsboro Cotton Mill blues
- Weave room blues
- Weaver's life
- Silicosis is killin' me
- It's hard times in these mines
- The hard working miner
- Roll on buddy
- Down on Roberts' farm
- Hell busts loose in Kentucky.
- Lonesome jailhouse blues
- I am a union woman
- Kentucky miner's wife's hungry, ragged blues
- I love coal miners, I do
- Fare ye well, old Ely Branch
- The Kentucky miners' dreadful fate
- The East Ohio miners' strike
- The Coal Creek explosion
- The story of Sara Ogan
- Lynchburg Town
- I am a girl of constant sorrow
- I'm thinking tonight of an old Southern town
- Long, long ago
- Win it
- They tell us to wait
- I hate the capitalist system
- Come all you coal miners
- That old feeling
- Come on friends and let's go down
- The murder of Harry Simms
- Seven cent cotton and forty cent meat
- Welcome the traveler home
- The greenback dollar
- Which side are you on?
- Come all you hardy miners
- The striking miners
- Chief Aderholt
- Up on Old Loray
- The mill mother's lament
- All around the jailhouse
- Toiling on life's pilgrim pathway
- On the picket line
- There's something about a worker
- There was a rich man and he lived in Detroitium
- Goody goody
- Rock-a-bye-baby
- The farmers get together.
- There is mean things happening in this land
- No more mournin'
- Ten little farmer men
- Raggedy raggedy are we
- Detroit sets down.
- The planter and the sharecropper
- Roll the union on
- Down in Old Henderson
- It's me, O Lord
- Song of the evicted tenant
- Mister farmer
- The man Frank Weems
- We ain't down yet
- One big union.
- Song of the West Virginia miners
- The Fisher strike
- Powder Mill Jail blues
- Little David blues
- Davidson-Wilder blues
- The ballad of Barney Graham
- Union train
- My children are seven in number
- Bonny of the union
- The soup song
- Down the street we hold our demonstration
- Ballad of the Blue Bell Jail
- Bring me my robe and slippers, James
- Write me out my union card
- Roane County
- Shirt factory blues
- Got a union in the country
- The ballad of John Catchins
- The Marion massacred
- The Marion strike
- Our children they were sickly
- The CIO is bigger than it used to be
- O, the monkeys have no tails in Zamboanga
- Oh, Mister Sloan
- Goodbye Semaria
- The union fights the battle of freedom
- We'll be wearing union buttons
- The boss is having a terrible time, parlez-vous
- We pity our bosses five
- It ain't gonna work no more
- Ma and Pa (a unionization plan)
- Calls for an honest square dance
- You guys got to organize
- Union maid
- Sit down
- Better go down and jine the union
- Harry Bridges
- Scabs in the factory
- Mulligan stew.
- Worried man blues
- Ludlow massacre
- Don't kill my baby and my son
- Jesus Christ was a man
- Mama don't 'low no bush-wahs hangin' around
- Hallelujah, I'm a Ku Klux
- We're the guys
- You low life son of a bitch
- Bourgeois blues
- How about you?
- We shall not be moved
- Ain't gonna study war no more
- Wartime blues
- Red Cross store
- Tom Mooney is free
- Pity the shape I'm in
- Capitol city cyclone
- Collective bargaining in our shops
- Mister congressman
- A fool there was
- Why do you stand there in the rain?
- Knuts to Knudsen
- Control code
- ocm00190819
- Dimensions
- 26 cm
- Extent
- 1 score (368 pages)
- Isbn
- 9780825600418
- Lccn
- 66019058
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations
Subject
- 1929
- Ballads, English
- Ballads, English -- United States
- Depressions
- Depressions -- 1929 -- United States -- Songs and music
- Folk music
- Folk music -- United States
- Folk songs, English
- Folk songs, English -- United States
- Music
- United States
- Working class
- Working class -- United States -- Songs and music
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