Joe Glazer's musical efforts on behalf of workers and union struggles earned him the nickname ?Labor's Troubadour.? in 1970, he founded Collector Records, primarily to produce records supportive of the struggles of working men and women. In this recording, Joe sings topical songs from the 1960s and 1970s that are primarily of his own composition and are heavy on humor and satire. The subject matter ranges from civil rights to politics to defense of environmentalism. The Charlie Byrd Trio provides the accompaniment.
Track List: 1.1 Old Folks Ain't All the Same 1.2 My Get Up and Go 1.3 What the Old Folks Know 1.4 Forty to Sixty Five 1.5 Ida Mae, Ida Mae 1.6 Old Age Pension 1.7 Never Get Sick in America 1.8 Too Old to Work 1.9 Old Time Lovers 1.10 My Hair Has Turned Gray 1.11 Hello in There 1.12 Activity Room 1.13 People Like You 1.14 Senior Citizens Battle Hymn
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