We've Only Just Begun: A Century of Labor Song

Joe Glazer’s (1918–2006) musical efforts on behalf of workers and union struggles earned him the nickname “Labor’s Troubadour.” In 1970, he founded Collector Records, primarily to produce records supportive of the struggles of working men and women.
Accompanied by prominent bluegrass instrumentalists, Joe sings well-known songs of the labor movement. Produced for the American Federation of Teachers as an aid for teaching students about organized labor, this recording also marks one hundred years of the modern labor movement.
Liner notes include lyrics and information about the labor movement and the songs.
Track Listing
101
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Hard Times In The Mill | Joe Glazer | 2:16 | |
102
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No Irish Need Apply | Joe Glazer | 2:11 | |
103
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John Henry | Joe Glazer | 4:03 | |
104
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Which Side Are You On | Joe Glazer | 2:53 | |
105
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Joe Hill | Joe Glazer | 4:13 | |
106
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Union Maid | Joe Glazer | 2:07 | |
107
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Solidarity Forever | Joe Glazer | 2:25 | |
108
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Medley: We Shall Not Be Moved / Roll The Union On | Joe Glazer | 2:28 | |
109
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Babies in the Mill | Joe Glazer | 3:28 | |
110
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Look For the Union Label | Joe Glazer | 2:41 | |
111
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When A Fellow Is Out Of A Job | Joe Glazer | 2:40 | |
112
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Farm Workers' Song | Joe Glazer | 2:43 | |
113
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Too Old to Work | Joe Glazer | 2:55 | |
114
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We've Only Just Begun | Joe Glazer | 2:56 |