| Description |
1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 pamphlet. |
| Collection |
First Amendment in concert series
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| Notes |
Compact disc. |
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"Freedom Sings is a program of musical concerts sponsored by the First Amendment Center to raise awareness of the connection between music and the First Amendment."-- First Amendment Center website. |
| Contents |
Introduction -- Ohio / written by Neil Young ; performed by Greg Trooper -- Annie had a baby / written by H. Glover and L. Mann ; performed by Jonell Mosser -- The pusher / written by Hoyt Axton ; performed by John Kay -- Street fighting man / Mick Jagger and Keith Richards ; performed by Dan Baird -- Good rockin' tonight / written by Roy Brown ; performed by Bill Lloyd -- Eve of destruction / written by P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri ; performed by Tommy Womack -- Wasteland of the Free / written by Iris DeMent ; performed by Kevin Welch -- Okie from Musogee / written by Merle Haggard ; performed by Rodney Crowell -- Society's child / written by Janis Ian ; performed by Beth Nielsen Chapman -- In the ghetto / written by Mac Davis ; performed by Radney Foster & Bill Lloyd -- Where have all the flowers gone? / written by Pete Seeger ; performed by Don Henry, Kim Richey & Bill Lloyd -- Blowin' in the wind / written by Bob Dylan ; performed by Tammy Rogers -- Bigot's graveyard / written by Chip Taylor ; performed by Taylor -- Beautiful fool / written by Don Henry ; performed by Kim Richey & Henry -- Fight the power / written by Carlton Rinenhour, Keith Shocklee and Eric Sadler ; performed by Stone Deep -- Christmas in Washington / written by Steve Earle ; performed by Earle -- This land is your land / written by Woody Guthrie ; Freedom Sings performers and audience. |
| Notes |
"From a live performance at The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, Tenn."-- Container |
| Sujet |
United States. Constitution. 1st Amendment -- Music.
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Protest songs -- United States.
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Popular music -- United States.
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Compact discs.
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| Autre Auteur |
Paulson, Ken.
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Lloyd, Bill.
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Freedom Forum First Amendment Center at Vanderbilt University.
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| Autre Titre |
Celebration of freedom of expression through music |
| Music # |
FS101 CD First Amendment Center |
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