1) Watch: The Workers Rights Revolution I THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 2) View: Labor Unions and Music- PPT 3) Read: Benjamin Bierman “Solidarity Forever: Music and the Labor Movement in the United States” (12 pages) In Friedman 1) Watch: The Political Spectrum Explained In 4 Minutes 2) Read: Ron Eyerman and Scott Barretta, “The Folk Music Revival in the United States” (42 pages) 3) Read: Jens Lund and R. Serg Denisoff, “The Folk Music Revival and Counter Culture” (11 pages) 4) Read: Robert A. Rosenstone, “The Music of Protest” (13 pages) 5) View: Folk Music and the Left – PPT 6) Music Listening/Viewing – 1st folk revival – Leadbelly-The Bourgeois Blues – Woody Guthrie- This Land Is Your Land – Woody Guthrie – 1913 Massacre – Roll on Columbia – Woody Guthrie – Rosalie Sorrels As Aunt Molly Jackson – I Am A Union Woman – Pete Seeger: Where Have All the Flowers Gone? – Dear Mr President 7) Listening – 2nd folk revival – The Kingston Trio Tom Dooley Live 1958 – Bob Dylan – The Times They Are A-Changin’ (Audio) – Bob Dylan – A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall (Audio) – Bob Dylan – Blowin’ in the Wind (Audio) – Bob Dylan – Mr. Tambourine Man (Audio) – Bob Dylan – Only A Pawn In Their Game (March On Washington 1963) [BEST QUALITY] – Bob Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues – Joan Baez – Oh, Freedom (Live 1966) – Ballad Of Medgar Evers – In the Heat of the Summer – Merle Haggard – Okie From Muskogee (Live) – The Mothers of Invention – Were Only in it for the Money 1968 MFSL – Brown Shoes Don�
��t Make It – FRANK ZAPPA — PLASTIC PEOPLE – Jefferson Airplane – Plastic Fantastic Lover – When the Music’s Over – H.P. Lovecraft – Let’s Get Together (1967) – The Velvet Underground-Heroin – Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention: Trouble everyday – Mr. Blue 1) View: Post-Cold War Anti-Capitalism and Music – PPT 2) Read: David Alexander Robinson, “Anger is a Gift: Post-Cold War Rock and the Anti-Capitalist Movement” (8 pages) In Friedman 3) Music – Listening/Viewing – Asian Dub Foundation – Basta – Asian Dub Foundation – Hypocrite – Ani DiFranco – Make Them Apologize – Down Rodeo – Woman’s Work – Talkin’ Bout a Revolution Respond to at least any 3 of the following: 1. What does it mean to be on the political left or right? What does each side value? 2. What is counter-culture? What is it countering? 3. What is your understanding of communism and socialism? Is there a difference? If so, what is it? How are these related to labor movements? What is the difference between the bourgeoises and the proletariat? 4. What is neoliberal capitalism? 5. What is fascism? Briefly respond to each of these prompts. Total word count should be approx. 1000. Include works cited page. You must cite all required readings and films, or it will be a ZERO, with a chance to resubmit for a capped grade. Watch about the life and work of Phil Ochs. Write at least 700 words summarizing the film and offering your personal reflection. Connect your essay to at least 1 course reading, and 1 other secondary source (that you find on your own).