Joe Glazer - The Uaw: Fifty Years in Song and StoryOn this 1985 album, veteran folksinger and social historian Joe Glazer celebrated the 50th anniversary of the United Auto Workers union with song and narrative. The Collector label was owned by Glazer and dedicated to recording the songs of America's union workers and laborers; the entire label was donated to Smithsonian Folkways Recordings by the Glazer family in 2006. At present, there are no liner notes or photos available for this recording.

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a historic and pre-historic crossroads for Celtic

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Around forty artists from the ACT Family make this anniversary album a celebration of the breadth

Features the bands first R&B hit "Trespassin'"and the Northern Soul anthem "Love Slips Through My Fingers"

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and a journey into the darkest forest of human nature

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The signing of a peace treaty has secured a tenuous ceasefire between mankind and the Zex

a celebration of the album's might and an invitation to embrace the timeless spirit of true metal

Santana / BEYONE APPEARANCES Sony Legacy catalog re-release

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