THEME: ONGOING OUTRAGE on Many Levels. I've been feeling barely controlled outrage for quite a long time at so much that's going on:
            The War and the Continuing Misuse and Abuse of the Troops and Their Families;
            Destruction of Freedom, Civil Liberties, Justice, Democracy;
            Continuing Degradation of the Economy;
            Blatant Conversion to a Government of, by, and for the Corporations;
            Global Privatization of Resources and Cooptation of People's Lives and Very Being;
            Destruction of the Planet;
            Greed on All Levels;
            Ultra Right-Wing Fanatical Fundamentalist Religious Intolerance Rampant Worldwide;
            New Nuclear Offensives by the Bush Administration;
            Blatant Bleep-you-all Mega-Imperialist Stance of this Country;
            Dangerous Hate-Mongering and Hate-Action Against Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgendered People, Women, and Progressives on all Fronts
            Anti Social Security Bush Offensive;
            Health Care Disaster;
            Media Destruction;
            Lies, Lies, Lies, Disinformation, Endless Intentional Brainwashing;
            Intentional Massive Perversion of Language and Truth

1st Set: Setting the theme?
     Artist / Song  / Album / Record Label
1. Iris DeMent / Wasteland of the Free / The Way I Should / Warner Bros. (1996)
2. Jackson Brown / Lives in the Balance / Lives in the Balance / Electra/Asylum (1986)
3. Bob Dylan / Blowing in the Wind / The Freewheelin? / Columbia (1963)
4. Eliza Gilkyson / Tender Mercies / Land of Milk and Honey / Red House
                            www.elizagilkyson.com, www.redhouserecords.com
5. Kate McDonnell / Mercy /Where the Mangoes Are / Appleseed
                            www.katemcdonnell.com, www.sppleseedrec.com
6. David Massengill / The Great American Dream / The Return / Plump Records (1995)
                            www.davidmassengill.com, www.plump.com

2nd Set: Lies, Language, Truth, etc.
7. Rod MacDonald / For the Good of America / Recognition / Brambus
                            www.rodmacdonald.net
8. Jay Mankita / They Lied / (single)
                            www.jaymankita.com
9. David Samuel Bloch / Thirteen Words / (demo single)
                            www.peaceofmindproductions.com
10.  Billy Jonas / This We Know / Get Real / Bang-a-Bucket Music
                            www.billyjonas.com

3rd Set: Economy/Work/Corporate Takeover/Imperialism/etc.
11.  Utah Phillips / We Have Fed You All for a Thousand Years / We Have Fed You All for a Thousand Years /  Philo/Rounder
                           www.utahphillips.org,  www.rounder.com

12. Utah Phillips  / The Boss (Workers? Doxology) / Rebel Voices: Songs of the Industrial Workers of the World / Flying Fish (1987)
                            www.rounder.com
13. Jeff Cahill, Mark Ross? / The Preacher and the Slave (Pie in the Sky) / Rebel Voices / Flying Fish (1987)
14. Abbey Lincoln / Brother Can You Spare a Dime / You Gotta Pay the Band /  Verve
                            [Note: writer Edgar ?Yip? Harburg born 8 April 1898)
15. Pete Seeger / Banks of Marble / If I Had a Hammer / Smithsonian/Folkways
                            www.peteseeger.net, www.folkways.si.edu
14. Pete Seeger / As the Sun Rose / Circles & Seasons / Warner Bros (1979)
                            www.peteseeger.net
15. Robin Flower  / Terrorist / 1st Dibs / Flying Fish (1984)
                            www.flowerandmclaren.com
16. Sweet Honey in the Rock / Are My Hands Clean / Live at Carnegie Hall /          Flying Fish
                            www.sweethoney.com, www.rounder.com
17. Bob Franke /  Invasion of the Money Snatchers / In the Night / Flying Fish
18. Joe Jencks / You Don?t Have the Right / I Hear Your Voice / Turtle Bear Music
                            www.joejencks.com

4th Set: War, and more?
19. Edwin Starr / War (What?s It Good For) /
20. John Prine / You Flag Decal Won?t Get You Into Heaven Anymore / John Prine  / Atlantic (1971)
21. Hazel Dickens / Will Jesus Wash the Bloodstains from Your Hands /
22. John McCutcheon / Not in My Name / The Greatest Story Never Told  / Red House
                            www.folkmusic.com, www.redhouserecords.com

Maris Hearn
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