Top Utah Phillips Albums
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Making Speech Free
[2011]
[2011]
Starlight On the Rails: A Songbook
[2005]
[2005]
The Moscow Hold & Other Stories
[1999]
[1999]
Good Though!
[1997]
[1997]
I've Got to Know
[1991]
[1991]
We Have Fed You All a Thousand Years
[1984]
[1984]
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Dancers Lettuce Sandwich Creeping Fly Away Cloudy Skies The Charge On Mother Jones Kill4u No More Reds In The Union Soup Talking N.p.r. Blues I Got To Know Why There's Power In The Union If I Could Be The Rain I Will Not Obey Pretty Boy Floyd Big Money Bread And Roses Funeral Train Weepy Doesn't Know Touch Me The Soldier's Return Kid's Liberation Look For Me In Butte He Comes Like Rain Green Rolling Hills Of West Virginia John D. Lee Queen Of The Rails Room For The Poor Wabash Cannonball -tolono The Goodnight-loving Trail All Used Up Enola Gay Dog Canyon Phoebe Snow Going Away Frisco Road Larimer Street Pig Hollow Starlight On The Rails We Have Fed You All A Thousand Years I Remember Loving You Yuba City Solidarity Forever The Telling Takes Me Home Rock Me To Sleep She'll Never Be Mine Daddy What's A Train Jesse's Corrido Railroading On The Great Divide Preacher And The Slave Stupid's Song (i Have Led A Good Life)
Related Information for Utah Phillips
Bruce "Utah" Phillips (b. May 15, 1935 in Cleveland, Ohio; d. May 23, 2008 in Nevada City, Calif.) was a labor organizer, folk singer, songwriter, storyteller, poet and self-described "Golden Voice of the Great Southwest". He described the struggles of working people, labor unions and the power of direct action. He often promoted the Industrial Workers of the World in his music, actions, and words. His original songs include the often-covered "Green Rolling Hills of West Virginia" and "Rock salt and nails." His official website is http://www.utahphillips.org/, and his blog is obituary from Sing Out! magazine can be read at... read more
