Railroad Song & Ballads     CD $15
Classic Library of Congress 22-song collection about railroad construction, craft and lore.

Rebel Voices Warning! Women at Work     CD $15
Beautiful harmonies of Janet Stecher and Susan Lewis.

Hospital Workers - written by Paul McKenna; courtesy of Reveille Music.

Rebel Voices: Songs of the Industrial Workers of the World     CD $17
Performed by Utah Phillips, Faith Petric, Marion Wade, and others.

Malvina Reynolds Ear to the Ground     CD $17
23 of her well-known songs including It Isn't Nice, What Have They Done to the Rain, and Little Boxes.

Paul Robeson Freedom Train and the Welsh Transatlantic Concert CD $10
The album begins with Robeson's stirring 1947 reading of the Langston Hughes poem "Freedom Train," and concludes with a 1957 concert given by telephone for Miners in Wales when the United States Government denied Robeson's right to travel due to his political beliefs.

Paul Robeson
The Peace Arch Concerts    CD    $15
Live recordings from two outdoor concerts Robeson gave for more than 25,000 people gathered on both sides of the United States/Canadian border at Peace Arch Park in Blaine, Washington at a time when the US Government would not let him travel. Songs include "Joe Hill" and "Ol' Man River".

Joe Hill - courtesy of Folk Era Records.

Paul Robeson Songs for Free Men 1940-45 CD $18
27 songs including "Joe Hill" and "Ballad for Americans" a well as many spirituals and songs of international brotherhood. Accompanied by Lawrence Brown.

Rock Against Bush    CD $10
26 punk rock bands; including Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, NOFX, None More Black, Alkaline Trio, Offspring, Ministry, Billy Bragg, and Jello Biafra; sing out against the Bush administration.

Rolas de Aztlán: Songs of the Chicano Movement   CD $17
The music ranges from huelga (strike) songs of the farm workers to Mexican revolutionary corridos; from translations of previous civil rights and labor movement anthems to rewritten popular rancheras.

Bayard Rustin The Singer    CD $24
Traditional folk songs and spirituals sung by the organizer of the 1963 March on Washington and the co-founder of the A. Philip Randolph Institute.