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    "Which Side Are You On?" is a song written in 1931 by activist Florence Reece, who was the wife of Sam Reece, a union organizer for the United Mine Workers in Harlan County, Kentucky. Background [ edit ]

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  4. www.youtube.com › watchPete Seeger "Which Side Are You On?" - YouTube

    Feb 1, 2014 · Pete Seeger's live version of "Which Side Are You On?" - a song written by Florence Reece in 1931- was released on 'Pete Seeger's Greatest Hits' album in 1967.

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    Apr 24, 2009 · Which Side Are You On Florence Reece Original

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    Apr 12, 2007 · pete seeger which side are you on. commarx. 3.74K subscribers. Subscribed. Like. 3.5M views 17 years ago. union song ...more.

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  7. genius.com › Florence-patton-reece-which-side-are-you-on-lyricsFlorence Patton Reece – Which Side Are You On? Lyrics - Genius

    May 23, 2006 · Lyrics. Come, all you perm workers. Good news to you I'll tell. How the good old union. Has come in here to dwell. Which side are you on? We're starting our good battle. We know we're...

  8. ig.ft.com › life-of-a-song › which-side-are-you-onWhich Side Are You On? - FT

    Dec 1, 2019 · Which Side Are You On? — Florence Reece’s protest song became an anthem for many causes. Sparked by a 1931 miners’ strike, this rallying cry has been adopted and adapted through the...

  9. energyhistory.yale.edu › florence-reece-which-side-are-you-onFlorence Reece, “Which Side Are You On?” – Energy History

    A song by Florence Reece, a union organizer's wife, during the Harlan County coal miners' strike in the 1930s. The song urges listeners to choose a side in the conflict between workers and the company.