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1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Rich Man's War - New Blues & Roots Songs Of Peace And Protest on Discogs.

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2. Ruf Records – Rich Man’s War: New Blues & Roots Songs of Peace and Protest (Various Artists) neonadmin T+ November 10th, | Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!

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3. Oct 23,  · All this is a roundabout way of introducing you to a brand new CD of protest blues, "Rich Man's War," produced by Kenneth Bays, managing editor of .

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4. Oct 17,  · In these trying times, we’ve attempted to distill some of these best protest songs of all time, so here are 50 that have impacted our collective consciousness. Green Day, “American Idiot”.

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5. “A time to gain, a time to lose/ A time to rend, a time to sew/ A time for love, a time for hate/ A time for peace, I swear it’s not too late” The Byrd’s psychedelic twist on the folk classic holds a message that is strongly resonate with reality: that there is a time for everything, and despite the struggles we all face, peace is bound.

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6. Farm Relief Blues: 18 – Bob's Boys: 11 Cent Cotton, 40 Cent Meat: 19 – Miller's Bullfrog Entertainers: The Hootenanny Song: 20 – Bob Furguson And His Scalawaggers* Bank Failures: 21 – Bob Miller (5) The Rich Man And The Poor Man: 22 – Bill Palmer (6) The Poor Forgotten Man: 23 – The New Singers: The Soup Song: 24 – The New Singers.

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7. The depression also brought a new form of protest music, folk. The songs spoke 4 John K. Kendrick, “Onward Christian Soldiers.” Quoted in R. Serge Denisoff. Songs of Protest War and Peace, Xi. 5 Billie Holliday, Strange Fruit. Commodore (2)

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8. May 14,  · American folk music is rich with political commentary and protest songs. Because of the folk music revival in the middle of the 20th Century - and the socio-political climate in America in the s and '60s (the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War era, etc.) many people these days conflate American folk music with political commentary.. If you consider the entire tradition of American folk.

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9. For more than twenty years, Roots of Peace has worked in war-torn lands around the world to remove the remnants of war and restore the land in order to rebuild peaceful communities for generations to come. Our “Mines to Vines” approach has impacted over one million farmers and families, enabling the export of over , metric tons of.

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