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Working women's music, the songs and struggles of women in the cotton mills, textile plants, and needle trades, complete with music for singing and playing, by Evelyn Alloy

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Working women's music, the songs and struggles of women in the cotton mills, textile plants, and needle trades, complete with music for singing and playing, by Evelyn Alloy

Language

eng

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historical informationbibliography

Bibliography note

"Footnotes/bibliography": pages 42-43

Form of composition

songs

Format of music

unknown

Literary text for sound recordings

not applicable

Main title

Working women's music

Oclc number

7826263

Responsibility statement

by Evelyn Alloy

Sub title

the songs and struggles of women in the cotton mills, textile plants, and needle trades, complete with music for singing and playing

Table Of Contents

I cannot be a slave -- The factory girl -- The international / DeGeyter -- In the good old picket line -- The eight-hour song -- The rebel girl / Joe Hill -- Bread and roses / Martha Coleman -- Die Finkelach = The spark / Louis Friesell -- Mamenu or The triangle victims / J.M. Rumshisky -- Song of the shirt / Platon Brounoff -- It's better with a union man -- Sing me a song with social significance -- Sunday in the park -- We sing America -- Nobody makes a pass at me -- Hard times in the mill -- Cotton mill girls -- Weaver's life -- Up in old Loray -- Come on you scabs if you want to hear -- We are building a strong union -- Let them wear their watches fine -- The Marion strike -- The mill mother's lament / Ella Mae Wiggins -- Here we rest -- Semaria says -- Ballad of blue bell jail -- Winnsboro cotton mill blues -- The mill was made of marble / Joe Glazer -- Handkerchief strike song -- Sing amalgamated -- Greenberg's shop is moving south -- Roll the union on -- Solidarity forever -- The union is our leader (We shall not be moved) -- We shall overcome -- Which side are you on? -- In a brand new socialist way

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