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Pete Seeger
American Industrial Ballads
Album US 1956 on Folkways Records label
Folk (Folk)
A12 uses the music from "Warren Harding's Widow". B5 uses the tune "Jesse James". B11 uses the music from "Crawdad". Sleeve has a cardboard divider in it creating two sections, one for the record and the other for the booklet, which contains lyrics and liner notes. Copyright © 1956 by Folkways Records and Service Corp., 117 W. 46 St. NYC USA
Musicians
 | Pete Seeger voc, bj, 1919-2014 US vocals, banjo, 5-string, album by, translated by, english |
 | Finlay "Red Ore" Donaldson , words by |
| Andrew Kovaly , music by, words by, original slovakian |
 | Anonymous bvoc, acg, words by |
| Ella May Wiggins , music by, words by |
 | Aunt Molly Jackson voc, 1880-1960 US music by, as sung by |
 | Jim Garland , 1905-1978 US words by |
| Della Mae Graham , words by |
 | John Handcox , 1904-1992 US words by |
 | Woody Guthrie voc, g, 1912-1967 US words by |
| Les Rice , words by, music by |
Producers
| Irwin Silber liner notes |
| David Hancock mastered by |
| Moses Asch recorded by |
Album Tracks 
| No | |
Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Peg And Awl (1801-04) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 2 | | The Blind Fiddler (1850) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 3 | | Buffalo Skinners (1873) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 4 | | Eight Hour Day (1886) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 5 | | Hard Times In The Mill (1890) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 6 | | Roll Down The Line (1890) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 7 | | Hayseed Like Me (1890-96) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 8 | | The Farmer Is The Man (1890-96) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 9 | | Come All You Hardy Miners (1900-10) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 10 | | He Lies In The American Land (1900) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 11 | | Casey Jones (1906) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 12 | | Let Them Wear Their Watches Fine (1910) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 13 | | Weave Room Blues (1924) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 14 | | Cotton Mill Colic (1926) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 15 | | 7c. Cotton And 40c. Meat (1929) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 16 | | Mill Mother's Lament (1929) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 17 | | Fare Ye Well, Old Ely Branch (1930) | Pete Seeger | Aunt Molly Jackson | |
| 18 | | Beans, Bacon And Gravy (1931) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 19 | | The Death Of Harry Simms (1932) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 20 | | Winnsboro Cotton Mills Blues (1932) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 21 | | Ballad Of Barney Graham (1933) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 22 | | My Children Are Seven In Number (1933) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 23 | | Raggedy, Raggedy Are We (1936) | Pete Seeger | ||
| 24 | Pittsburgh Town (1941) | Pete Seeger | |||
| 25 | 60% Parity (1948-49) | Pete Seeger |
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