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It’s the start of the Labor Day weekend and this show presents material from a mix of new and old releases and reissues that offer a glimpse of the struggles of working people from educators on the picket lines to guys who love small motors.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Mammals, “John Henry”, Rock That Babe, Signature Sounds
- Pete Seeger, “E-R-I-E Canal”, “Erie Canal”, “No Irish Need Apply”, “Paddy Works On The Railroad”, American Favorite Ballads/Volume 3, Smithsonian Folkways
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- Dick Gaughan, “Bells Of Rhymney”, Seeds: The Songs Of Pete Seeger/Volume 3, Appleseed
- Magpie & Kim & Reggie Harris, ‘Tomorrow Is A Highway”, Seeds: The Songs Of Pete Seeger/Volume 3, Appleseed
- Natalie Merchant, “Which Side Are You On?”, Seeds: The Songs Of Pete Seeger/Volume 3, Appleseed
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- Joe Jencks, “Rise As One”, “Deportee”, “Christmas In Mansfield”, I Hear Your Voice, Turtle Bear Music
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- Bob Miller, “The Rich Man And The Poor Man”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Uncle Dave Macon, “All In Out And Down Blues”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Fiddlin’ John Carson, “Taxes On The Farmer Feeds Them All”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Vernon Dalhart, “The Farm Relief Song”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Woody Guthrie, “Dusty Old Dust”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Joe Stone (aka J.D. Short), “It’s A Hard Time”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
- Wilmoth Houdini, “Poor But Ambitious”, Poor Man’s Heaven, RCA Bluebird
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- Fred Eaglesmith, “The Building”, “Balin Again”, “John Deere B’, “Small Motors”, Balin, AML Records
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- Merle Travis, “Sixteen Tons”, In Boston 1959, Rounder
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