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- Fellow Workers
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Ani DiFranco
Released 1999

The Internationale
02:48
644 plays

Direct Action
04:52
622 plays

Stupid's Song
02:43
598 plays

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- 1
- Joe Hill (Instrumental)
- 02:36
- 588 plays

- 2
- Stupid's Song
- 02:43
- 598 plays

- 3
- The Most Dangerous Woman
- 03:43
- 567 plays

- 4
- Stupid's Pledge
- 00:14
- 1,942 plays

- 5
- Direct Action
- 04:52
- 622 plays

- 6
- Pie In The Sky
- 03:29
- 528 plays

- 7
- Shoot Or Stab Them
- 02:43
- 530 plays

- 8
- Lawrence
- 03:29
- 472 plays

- 9
- Bread And Roses
- 01:45
- 540 plays

- 10
- Why Come?
- 06:05
- 496 plays

- 11
- Unless You Are Free
- 00:22
- 3,622 plays

- 12
- I Will Not Obey
- 02:00
- 450 plays

- 13
- The Long Memory
- 05:33
- 497 plays

- 14
- The Silence That Is Me
- 00:41
- 381 plays

- 15
- Joe Hill
- 01:37
- 476 plays

- 16
- The Saw-Playing Musician
- 04:43
- 433 plays

- 17
- Dump The Bosses
- 01:14
- 523 plays

- 18
- The Internationale
- 02:48
- 644 plays

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album review

Singers/songwriters Utah Phillips and Ani DiFranco follow the success of their previous collaboration, The Past Didn't Go Anywhere, with 1999's Fellow Workers. As the title suggests, this album focuses on America's labor movement, telling its triumphs and troubles through stories, songs and poetry. Phillips, DiFranco and her touring band played for 40 guests in the living room of an old New Orleans mansion. This homey, intimate vibe comes across in the recording, adding a freshness to their versions of "Bread & Roses" and "The Internationale," as well as their tributes to Mother Jones and Joe Hill. Fellow Workers celebrates the traditions of American folk and American workers. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide