Sheet Music
Songs of peace, freedom, and protest
Publication Information
New York : D. McKay Co., c1970.
Physical Description
357 p. ; 21 cm.
Notes
Unacc. melodies.
Contents
- Abraham, Martin and John
- Acres of clams (the old settlers' song)
- Ain't gonna let nobody turn me round
- All gall
- The asteroid light
- The ballad of momma Rosa Parks
- Ballad of the TVA
- Ban, ban, ban the bloody h-bomb
- Beans, bacon and gravy
- Because all men are brothers
- The berlin wall
- Birmingham sunday
- The black, brown and white blues
- Black eye blues
- Black man fights wid de shovel
- The blue diamond mines
- Boomtown Bill
- Bourgeois blues
- Bread and roses
- The British workman's grave
- Casey Jones
- Certainly, Lord
- The cloakmaker's union
- Cold war calypso
- Collector man blues
- Come away, Melinda
- Come by here
- Cotton mill colic
- Crow on the cradle.
- (cont.) The cruel war is raging
- Cryderville jail
- Dark as a dungeon
- The delta blues
- Die gedanken sind frei (thoughts are free)
- The dodger
- A dollar ain't a dollar any more
- Dona nobis pacem
- (If you ain't got the) do-re-mi
- The dove
- Down by the riverside --- Down on me
- Down on Penny's farm
- Draft dodger rag
- Dreadful memories
- Drill ye tarriers, drill
- Dust pneumonia blues
- Eleven cent cotton
- En espana las flores
- Everydoby wants freedom
- The farmer
- Fighting for my rights
- Follow the drinkin' gourd
- Free at last
- Freedom is a constant struggle
- Freedom's comin' and it won't be long
- Freiheit
- Furusato
- Gee, mom, I want to go home (I don't want no more of army life)
- Get on board, little children
- Get thee behind me, satan.
- (cont.) Go down Moses
- Going down the road
- Go limp
- The good boy
- Go tell it on the mountain
- Hallelujah, I'm a-travelin'
- Hard time blues
- Hard times in the mill
- He was a friend of mine
- He was my borhter
- Hold up your light
- A housewife's lament
- Huelga en general (General Strike)
- The husband with no courage in him
- I am sold and going to Georgia
- I don't wanna be lost in the slums
- I don't want to be a soldier
- I don't want your millions, Mister
- If you miss me from the back of the bus
- I'm going to join the army
- I'm gonna sit at the welcome table
- I'm on my way
- In solitary
- It isn't nice
- It's a brave new world
- It's me, O Lord
- Jefferson and Liberty
- Joe Hill
- Johnny, I hardly knew you
- Johnny, won't you ramble
- Keep on pushing
- Keep your eyes on the prize
- Kevin Barry
- The klan
- Kum-ba-ya.
- (cont.) Labor's endless chain
- La mujer de pancho franco
- Last night I had the strangest dream
- Le chant des partisans
- Little boxes
- Lonesome traveler
- Los cuatro generales (the four insurgent generals)
- Lyndon Johnson told the nation
- The man that waters the workers' beer
- Many thousands gone
- Manyura, manyah
- Mary's little lot
- The merry minuet
- The midnight special
- The mill was made of marble
- Miner's lifeguard
- monster in the loch
- Mrs. McGrath
- Murder on the road in Alabama
- My children are seven in number
- My sweetheart's the mule in the mines
- My wife had a baby
- Never too much love
- A new Jerusalem
- 900 miles
- No Irish need apply
- No man can find the war
- No more auction block for me
- O freedom
- Oh, my liver and my lungs.
- (cont.) Oh, Wallace
- The old rebel soldier
- One man's hands
- On the picket line
- Partisan's song (partizaner hymne, or lied)
- Peace march song
- The peatbog soliders
- Pollution
- The preacher and the slave
- The Reuben James (The sinking of)
- The revel
- The rich man and the poor man
- The rising of the moon
- Roll the union on
- The scabs crawl in
- Shalom chaverim
- Si me quieres escribir
- Sixteen tons
- Soup song
- The starving child (WPA lullaby)
- Strange fruit
- Taking this hammer
- Taking atom
- Talking New York
- Talking union
- This little light of mine
- Times are gettin' hard
- Tom Joad
- Too old to work
- The UAW-CIO
- Uhuru
- Union maid
- United nations make a chain (hold on)
- The universal soldier
- Walk in peace.
- (cont.) Wanderin'
- A well-respected man
- We shall not be moved
- We shall overcome
- What have they done to the rain
- Where have all the flowers gone
- Which side are you on
- Who's next
- Winnsboro cotton mill blues
- Woke up this morning
- Zum gali gail.