Ain't That News

Lyndon Johnson Told the Nation

The Internationale

Lost Causes

March of the Jobless Corps

Union Town

Solidarity Forever

'The Social Power of Music' AVAILABLE 2/22/2019: folkways.si.edu/the-social-power-of-music

MUSIC HAS THE POWER TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER

From parties to protests to prayer, music is a powerful catalyst for celebration, for change, and for a sense of community. Through making music together, we become bigger than ourselves. Whether singing with our families and friends or with thousands of strangers in an arena, music transforms lives, engages individuals, and connects local and global communities. The Social Power of Music chronicles the vivid, impassioned, and myriad ways in which music binds, incites, memorializes, and moves groups of people. This richly illustrated 124-page book, with 80+ tracks on 4 CDs, invites listeners into musical practices, episodes, and movements throughout the U.S. and beyond. These songs of struggle, devotion, celebration, and migration remind us that music has the potential to change our world.

The Social Power of Music

The Almanac Singers - Which Side Are You On?

Hard Travelin': The Asch Recordings, Vol. 3

Ludlow Massacre

If I Had a Hammer: Songs of Hope and Struggle

Talking Union

Banks of Marble

American Favorite Ballads, Vol. 1

John Brown's Body

Which Side are You On?

Paul Robeson: Songs of Struggle and Love

Joe Hill

Which Side are You On?

Pete Seeger