Songs from the Little Red Songbook

Since it's founding in 1905, the IWW has relied on music to spread the message of the One Big Union. Joe Hill, Ralph Chaplin, and T-Bone Slim are perhaps the most famous of the early Wobbly songwriters, but many women and men have contributed their poetic souls the Little Red Songbook.

Joe Hill

Joe Hill
- Joe Hill's Will
- The Preacher and the Slave
- Joe Hill Commemoration Homepage 80th Anniversary of Joe Hill's Execution
- Jpg taken at Joe Hill's Cremation
- Jpg of Joe Hill's Funeral Procession
- I Dreamed I Saw Joe Hill Last Night by Earl Robinson
T-Bone Slim
- The Lumberjack's Prayer
- The Popular Wobbly
Ralph Chaplin
- Solidarity Forever
John Brill
- Dump the Bosses Off Your Back
Harry "Mac" MacClintock
- Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
Woody Guthrie and Nancy Katz
- Union Maid
Fifty Thousand Lumberjacks
>Related Workers Songs
- Why Paddy's Not at Work Today Mitch's Masonry Theme Song
- You Ain't Doin Nothin (if you ain't been called a red!)

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Songs from the Little Red Songbook

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