Anne Feeney
Original Recordings
© 1969 Anne Feeney (634479937125)
no covers, no traditional tunes... every song on this CD is written by one of the most exciting and dynamic folksingers in North America.
tracks
- 1 Have You Been to Jail for Justice?
- 2 Whatever Happened to the Eight Hour Day?
- 3 Rebuild America/Keep Hope Alive
- 4 War on the Workers
- 5 Why Can't I Have Nintendo?
- 6 Look to the Left
- 7 Ain't I A Woman?
- 8 Shell Game
- 9 I Married a Hero
- 10 Me Case con un Heroe
- 11 Take Them Down!
- 12 Fannie Sellins
- 13 Ms.Ogyny (The Ballad of Barbara Wolvovitz)
- 14 Scabs
- 15 National Health Care Now!
- 16 For Gene Debs
- 17 The Corporate Welfare Song
- 18 Tender Mercies
- 19 Ungrateful Child
- 20 Winter, Go Away!
- 21 Football Hero
- 22 Power of Love
- 23 Bread and Roses
- 24 Red, White & Blues
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- ANNE FEENEY: Dump the Bosses Off Your Back
- ANNE FEENEY: If I Can't Dance
- ANNE FEENEY: Union Maid
- ANNE FEENEY: Have You Been to Jail for Justice?
- ANNE FEENEY & CHRIS CHANDLER: Live from the Wholly Stolen Empire
- ANNE FEENEY: Heartland
- ANNE FEENEY: Look to the Left
- WILD WIMMIN FOR PEACE: The Great Peace March
- VOTE IN NOVEMBER - ELECTION 2004: Anti-Theft Device
- ANNE FEENEY & CHRIS CHANDLER: Flying Poetry Circus
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Anne Feeney has been on the frontlines for decades now, speaking truth to power. Utah Phillips says "Anne Feeney is the best labor singer in North America." Peter, Paul and Mary sing her anthem "Have You Been to Jail for Justice?" She is on the road going wherever the s#!t hits the fan to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. She is based in Pittsburgh, PA but you might have seen her perform in Seattle during the WTO uprising; at the EU Summit protests in Copenhagen; the G8 protests in Kananaskis, Alberta; the April 25 March for Women's Lives; in the documentary film "This is What Democracy Looks Like"; or any of hundreds of strikes, rallies and riots. Or maybe you saw her perform at a house concert in your living room; a university course on Women's Studies, Labor Law or Globalization; a conference on Labor History or Environmental Activism; a festival in the US, Canada or Sweden. Wherever you saw her, you won't forget her. Listen in.....