Music

[Moo]

This Land is Your Land by the Vermont Singers (originally by Woody Guthrie). Forget that it’s a tribute to Bernie Sanders.

[Moo]

What did You Learn in School, Today by Pete Seeger

[Moo]

The Commons by David Rovics

[paula.mcewan]

Like it!

[paula.mcewan]

Last night I had the dream

[paula.mcewan]

Brilliant thanks Alan!

[paula.mcewan]

Beautiful version thank you

[Moo]

Sorry, but I had to post this.

[Moo]

All Used Up – Utah Phillips

[Moo]

Solidarity Forever – Utah Phillips

[Lizzie45]

And now for something completely different.

German band Scorpions with good friend Vanessa Vanakorn on violin when she was just eighteen!

[ALB]

I am afraid the workers’ movement in Britain produced songs of a rather lower standard than in the US. Here’s what they used to sing at weekend schools of the Labour Party youth section in the 1960s:

http://www.unionsongclub.co.uk/lyrics/lyrics27.html

[twc]

Bump me into Parliament Bill Casey (1915). A satire on Labour politicians.

Casey belonged to the Socialist Party of Australia — a companion party of World Socialism. These words are closer to the original (1915) that were distributed and sung on the Domain in Sydney: http://folkstream.com/019.html

[twc]

And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda Eric Bogle (1971).

(1) Liam Clancey — words in the description

(2) Eric Bogle — in 2009.

[twc]

We will all go together when we go Tom Lehrer (1967)

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