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  • rubrique gestion — Chansons & cartes postales [date ?]

    Voir : https://cartoliste.ficedl.info/mot111.html

  • Sites — Chansons contre la guerre [date ?]

    https://www.antiwarsongs.org/

  • Livres & Brochures — Anarchist song book (1981) (1981)

    South London Anarchist Group (ed.). — Anarchist song book, to tunes you know. — London [UK] : South London Anarchist Group, [1981]. — 59 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.

  • Discographie — Ballades de Sacco & Vanzetti (1971)

    Guthrie, Woody. — Ballads of Sacco & Vanzetti. — Paris [France] : Le Chant du monde, 1971. — 1 disque : 33 t ; 30 cm. — (Le Nouveau chansonnier international).

    LDX 74467

  • Discographie — Ballads of Sacco & Vanzetti (1996)

    Guthrie, Woody. — Ballads of Sacco & Vanzetti. — Washington [USA] : Smithsonian Folfways, 1996. — 1 CD (xy min).

    Commissioned by Moses Asch, 1945, composed & sung by Woody Guthrie, 1946-47, edited by Moses Asch and Irwin Miller.

  • Livres & Brochures — The Big red songbook : 250+ IWW songs ! (2016) (2016)

    Green, Archie (ed.) ; Roediger, David (ed.) ; Rosemont, Franklin (ed.) ; Salerno, Salvatore (ed.). — The Big red songbook : 250+ IWW songs ! / foreword Tom Morello ; afterword Utah Philipps. — 2nd ed. [35th]. — Oakland : PM Press ; Chicago : C. H. Kerr Company, 2016. — 538 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
    ISBN 978-1-62963-129-5

  • Livres & Brochures — Chantons la bouche pleine ! : recueil de chansons sociales et révolutionnaires (2012) (2012)

    Chantons la bouche pleine ! : recueil de chansons sociales et révolutionnaires ; Courant alternatif, hors-série nº 18. — Reims : Organisation communiste libertaire, 2012 [printemps]. — 56 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.

  • Livres & Brochures — Chants for socialists (1885) (1885)

    Morris, Williams. — Chants for socialists. — 3d ed. [1st ed., 1885]. — London [UK] : Socialist League Office, 1892. — 16 p. ; 19 cm.

  • Discographie — Don’t mourn, organize ! songs of labor songwriter Joe Hill (1990)

    Hill, Joe. — Don’t mourn, organize ! songs of labor songwriter Joe Hill. — Washington [USA] : Smithsonian Folkways, 1990. — 1 CD (xy min).

    Smithsonian Folkways SF 40026

  • Discographie — Fellow workers (1999)

    Phillips, Utah ; DiFranco, Ani. — Fellow workers. — Buffalo [USA] : Righteous Babe, 1999. — 1 CD (51 min).

Chansons (124)

  • All for the Cause (1885)

    Text : William Morris (1885).

    Hear a word, a word in season, for the day is drawing nigh, / When the Cause shall call upon us, some to live, and some to die ! / / He that (…)
  • All Things Dull and Ugly ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « All Things Bright and Beautiful ».

    1 / All things dull and ugly / All creatures short and squat / All things rude and nasty / The Lord God made the lot. / / 2 / Each little (…)
  • An Arts Degree ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « The Worker’s Flag ».

    An arts degree ! An arts degree ! / Beats working in a factory. / A dip-ed ! A dip-ed ! / Means your children will be fed. / A law degree ! (…)
  • Ballad of Hull Jail Riot ([1981 & ante])

    Of « Hull Jail Revolt ».Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « The Will Rove ».

    Come all you lawbreakers, I’ll tell you a tale / Of a glorious revolt that took place at Hull Jail. / The month it was August of ’76 / And the (…)
  • Big Brother ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « On Broadway ».

    Big brother tells us / That we are free / To live our life our way. / But all the time we must do everything / That he says / We’re (…)
  • The Black Flag [1] ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « O Tannenbaum ».

    1 / The only flag we fly is Black / So take that betrayed Red one back / We care not what names you call us / Or stamp your feet or make a fuss (…)
  • The Black Flag [2] ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « O Tannenbaum » [also used by « The Red Flag » (1889) from Jim Connell(1852-1929)].

    1 / The people’s flag is deepest black / Red flags are just for autocrats / The worker’s state is just a way / To let the revolution fade away (…)
  • The Bosses Darling ([1981 & ante])

    Text anonymous (≤1981). Tune : « ? ».

    1 / Now come along down to the factory / The production line is turning / If you work all day for the minimum pay / God knows what you’ll be (…)
  • Bread and Roses (1911)

    Text : James Oppenheim (December 1911). Music : Caroline Kohlsaat (1917) [earliest version], Mimi Fariña (1974), etc.

    As we come marching, marching, in the beauty of the day, / A million darkened kitchens, a thousand mill-lofts gray / Are touched with all the (…)
  • Casey Jones — The Union Scab (1912)

    Text by Joe Hill (1912). Tune “Casey Jones”.

    The Workers on the S. P. line to strike sent out a call ; / But Casey Jones, the engineer, he wouldn’t strike at all ; / His boiler it was (…)