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I Am Obsessed With "The Union Boys" Band, Formed On March 11, 1944, That Literally Only Existed For One

i am Obsessed with "The Union Boys" band, formed on March 11, 1944, that literally only existed for one day.

they released one album consisting of entirely anti-fascist, anti-racist, and pro union songs. And it was given its name by Moses Asch, very descriptive name.

I Am Obsessed With "The Union Boys" Band, Formed On March 11, 1944, That Literally Only Existed For One

consisting of Josh White (underrated ! listen to his music), Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee, Pete Seeger, Burl Ives, Tom Glazer, and technically woody guthrie. this album is the reason i always have "UAW-CIO" stuck in my head lol.

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Custer Died For Your Sins

Custer Died for your sins

for the tribes you terminated

for the myths you kept alive

for the land you confiscated for our freedom, you deprived

custer died for your sins

custer died for your sins

jimmy curtiss 1983


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5 months ago

btw there is actually a lot of good country music out there, you just need to know where to look.

here's 10 of my personal favorite country/western tracks in no particular order:

there's plenty more than these that i like, but i tried to interject some that my followers might not be familiar with to broaden horizons

5 months ago

Song of the Day

(do you want the history of your favorite folk song? dm me or submit an ask and I'll do a full rundown)

"Satisfied Mind" Joan Baez, 1965

originally cowritten by Red Hayes and Jack Rhodes in 1926, recorded 1954

Another interesting cover is by Ella Fitzgerald in 1955, who turned it into a jazz classic.


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