Common Sense Songs, hosted by Graham and Barbara Dean, airs every Wednesday from 8- 10 p.m. on WBCR-lp 97.7fm Great Barrington MA, streaming at  < The show is repeated Friday from 3.00 to 5.00 p.m. The show can also be heard for 2 weeks on Spinitron.

    The Mayday show.

"Eight Hours", Charlie King, Inside Out, Vaguely Reminiscent Sounds.

"Bring back The Eight Hour Day", Charlie King, Inside Out, Vaguely Reminiscent Sounds.

"Hold The Fort", Rik Palieri and George Mann, The Almanac Trail, Almanac Trail Productions.

"Mr. Block", Utah Phillips, IWW Rebel Voices, Flying Fish.

"The Ghost of Joe Hill", Fred Gillen Jr., Wage Love, Dys Records.

"The Preacher and the Slave", Haywire Mac McClintock, Don't Mourn - Organize, Smithsonian Folkways.

"The Rebel Girl", Magpie, When We Stand Together, Long Tail Records.

"It's A Long Way To The Soupline", John McCutcheon, Joe Hill's Last Will, Appalsongs.

"James Connolly", Andy Irvine, Rude Awakening, Green Linnet.

"Commonwealth of Toil", Rebel Voices, Warning Women at Work, Reveille Music.

"Workers of the World Awaken", Magpie, When We Stand Together, Long Tail Records.

"Paper Heart", Si Kahn, Don't Mourn Organize, Smithsonian Folkways.

"Do You Know Slim Evans?", Maria Dunn, We Were Good People, Distant Whisper Music.

"Bow Down", Cassie and Maggie, Gold and Coal, Self Produced.

"Going To The Mine", The Hush, Dark to the Sky, Northumbrian Anthology.

"Wigan Pier", Si Kahn, We're Still Here, Strictly Country Records.

"You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive", Kathy Mattea, Coal, Captain Potato Records.

"Coal Creek March/ Payday at Coal Creek/ Roll Down the Line", Pete Seeger, Headlines and Footnotes, Smithsonian Folkways.

"Banks of Marble", Pete Seeger, If I had A Hammer, Smithsonian Folkways.

"Pete on Woody and Union Maid", from The Alamanac Trail, Almanac Trail Productions.

"Union Maid", Pete Seeger, If I Had A Hammer, Smithsonian Folkways.

"Solidarity Forever", The Almanac Singers, Protest Songs, Not Now Music.


Please send CDs to P.O.Box 332, Great Barrington, MA 01230. We are unlikely to use downloads

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