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Talking Union & Other Union Songs is a 1941 album album by the Almanac Singers: Millard Lampell, Lee Hays and Pete Seeger. The songs are:[1]
Track |
Song Title |
By |
1. |
All I Want |
Jim Garland |
2. |
Get Thee Behind Me, Satan |
Lampell, Hays, Seeger |
3. |
Talking Union |
Lampell, Hays, Seeger |
4. |
Union Maid |
Woody Guthrie |
5. |
Union Train |
Hays |
6. |
Which Side Are You On |
Florence Reece |
In 1973 the album was rereleased on the Smithsonian Folkways label with extra tracks including several with Woody Guthrie, who would join the group in late 1941. The track listing for the 1973 release is:
Track |
Song Title |
Other |
1. |
We Shall Not Be Moved |
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2. |
Roll the Union On |
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3. |
Casey Jones (The Union Scab) |
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4. |
Miner's Lifeguard |
|
5. |
Solidarity Forever |
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6. |
Join the Union |
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7. |
Hold the Fort |
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8. |
Get Thee Behind Me, Satan |
|
9. |
Union Maid |
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10. |
I Don't Want Your Millions, Mister (All I Want) |
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11. |
Talking Union |
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12. |
Union Train |
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13. |
Which Side Are You On? |
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