Classic Protest Songs From Smithsonian Folkways

Various Artists

Smithsonian/Folkways

Tracks / Musicians

• Freedom Now Chant - Mass-meeting participants in Hattiesburg, Mississippi
• Jesus Christ - Woody Guthrie
• Bourgeois Blues - Lead Belly
• Black, Brown, and White - Bill Broonzy
• Baby, I've Been Thinking - Janis Ian
• Blowin' in the Wind - The New World Singers
• This Land Is Your Land - Steve Forbert, Jack Hardy, Jill Burkee, and Mark Dann
• Turn, Turn, Turn - Liz Getz
• As Long as the Grass Shall Grow - Peter LaFarge
• Talking Pay TV - Phil Ochs
• Masters of War - Bergerfolk
• Waist Deep in the Big Muddy - Pete Seeger
• Agent Orange Song - Peggy Seeger
• Strange Fruit - Brother John Sellers
• How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live - New Lost City Ramblers
• I'm Going to Write the Governor of Georgia - Champion Jack Dupree
• When We Make It Through - Barbara Dane
• Evicted Tenant - Sis Cunningham
• Corrido de César Chávez - Los Perros del Pueblo Nuevo
• Gone, Gone, Gone - Red Shadow, the Economic Rock and Roll Band
• Spirits of the Revolution - Larry Estridge
• We Shall Overcome - Guy Carawan

• Compilation - Mark Gustafson, Jeff Place
• Annotation Jeff Place
• Recordings from the Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections, Smithsonian Institution.
• Mastering - Pete Reiniger
• Production manager - Mary Monseur
• Photo research - Jing Li
• Editing - Jacob Love
• Photographs - Diana Davies
• Package design - Communication Visual, Washington, DC

How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live was originally released on;

• Songs From The Depression, The New Lost City Ramblers, 1959