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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]kerry-is-my-prez
(10,207 posts)67. We need to bring back the old protest songs back.
I got ahold of Joan Baezs Joe Hill and have been listening to it - its pretty inspiring. It about some activist miner who was framed for murder and shot by firing squad for being a problem.
At Woodstock, Joan Baez sang a famous folk ballad celebrating Joe Hill, the itinerant miner, songwriter and union activist who was executed by an Utah firing squad in 1915. I never died, said he is the song's refrain. Hill's status as a labor icon and the debate about his conviction certainly never died.
Id love to do something that stands the test of time.
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Hard rain. MAGA brutality is so banal, they're going to beat up Bob Dylan.
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Jul 2025
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