Group of 10 Folk and Blues Records, including: The Freedom Singers Sing Of Freedom Now! (1964, Still sealed in manufacturer’s shrinkwrap. Stamped “Promotional Copy” on back. Mercury Records MG 20924.) And: Bound For Glory: The Songs and Story Of Woody Guthrie (1958, near fine copy. Descriptive notes included in an inside pocket. Folkways Records FA 2481.) And: Songs Of The Lincoln & International Brigades (1962, Early 12” issue on red vinyl. The disk remains very close to fine. The sleeve has several minor stains. Includes recordings by Pete Seeger, Bess Lomax and others. SLP-52.) And: AFSCME Sings With Joe Glazer (1967, The disks appear unplayed. Slight rubbing and minor edge wear to sleeve.) And: Songs for a Better Tomorrow United Auto Workers (1963), “An album of songs that have given hope to working people in their struggles for freedom and justice”. Performances by Ronnie Gilbert, The Tarriers, and Tommy Makem. The disc remains near fine. There is some wear and smudging to the gatefold sleeve.) And: Prison Worksongs (Louisiana Folklore Society, 1959, Collection of blues and protest songs recorded at Angola prison. Laid in is a 23 page booklet of the lyrics with commentary by Dr. Harry Oster. Very slight marks to the label and sleeve wear at the corners. The disk remains fine. LFS A-5. Scarce.) And: Angola Prison Worksongs (Louisiana Folklore Society, 1959, Collection of blues and protest songs recorded at Angola prison by Robert Pete Williams, Guitar Welch and Hogman Maxey. Laid in is a 13 page booklet of the lyrics with commentary by Paul Crawford. Collected and edited by Dr. Harry Oster. Slight sleeve wear. The disk remains very fine. LFS A-3. Scarce.) And: Woody Guthrie And Cisco Houston. More Songs, Volume II (1955, Undated 12” issue on red vinyl. The disk remains very close to fine. The sleeve has several light smudges. SLP-53. Scarce.) And: Get On Board. Negro Folksongs by the Folkmasters (1952, Still sealed in manufacture’s shrinkwrap. Undated 10” Lp. Descriptive notes included in an inside pocket. Folkways Records FA 2028.) And: Everybody Wants Freedom (1963, Still sealed in manufacturer’s shrinkwrap. Black spirituals and folk songs. Battle Records BS 96125.)