Singing BRAC for BRAC's 75th Anniversary

Founded in a cigar shop in 1899 by 33 members, the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks or BRAC represents 46,000 members in what is now known as the Transportation Communications International Union. Joe Glazer,"Labor’s Troubadour" sings some of the most famous songs of the railroad, including "Joe Hill" in celebration of BRAC’s 75th anniversary. The album premieres "Talking BRAC," a song written by Glazer especially for this occasion that chronicles the history of this powerful organization. The Seldom Scene, Washington D.C.-based bluegrass legends, are the backing band for many tracks.

Track Listing

101	Talking BRAC Joe Glazer and Seldom Scene	04:34
102	Daddy What's a Train? Joe Glazer	03:16
103	Casey Jones Joe Glazer	02:11
104	Many a Man Killed on the Railroad Joe Glazer	01:08
105	Union Train Joe Glazer	02:56
106	Solidarity Forever Joe Glazer and Seldom Scene	02:33
107	This Train's a Clean Train Joe Glazer and Seldom Scene	02:14
108	Danville Girl Joe Glazer	03:35
109	Pat Works on the Railroad Joe Glazer	02:18
110	The Ballad of Eugene Victor Debs Joe Glazer	03:43
111	That's BRAC Joe Glazer	01:57
112	We Shall Not Be Moved Joe Glazer and Seldom Scene	02:51