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Ratttle Those Pots and Pans
Get out from that kitchen and rattle those pots and pans
Get out from that yoke and rattle those ports and jobs
We'll, roll da Boss 'cause we're hungry Wobs
[Chorus:] I said Shake, rattle and roll - I said Shake, rattle and roll
I believe you're doin' me wrong and now I know
I believe you're doin' me wrong and now I know
The more I work, the faster my money goes
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2012/05/25/montreal-pots-and-pans-vide...
no we're not gonna take it, we're not gonna take this class war anymore
"What Shall We Do with the Jimmy Johns Bosses?" by Sean Carleton, X364847, a.k.a. The Timber Beast, 2010.
This song is dedicated to the fighting spirit of the Jimmy Johns workers: First Starbucks, now Jimmy Johns, next the whole damn restaurant industry! Fellow Workers from all over the world are with you in love, struggle, and solidarity! Check out more IWW songs on the IWW Youtube Channel, Wobblysongs: http://www.youtube.com/user/Wobblysongs
Follow the activities of the JJWU and make a donation to help their organizing work: http://jimmyjohnsworkers.org/
"What Shall We Do with the Jimmy Johns Bosses?" by Sean Carleton, X364847, a.k.a. The Timber Beast, 2010.
Inspired by Joe Grim Feinberg's "What Shall We Do with the Starbucks Bosses" (2007). Original tune: "What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?"
Follow the activities of the JJWU and make a donation to help their organizing work: http://jimmyjohnsworkers.org/
"What Shall We Do with the Jimmy Johns Bosses?" by Sean Carleton, X364847, a.k.a. The Timber Beast, 2010.
Inspired by Joe Grim Feinberg's "What Shall We Do with the Starbucks Bosses" (2007). Original tune: "What Shall We Do with a Drunken Sailor?"
UNION SCABBING
“Union scabbing is as if you're about to be hung, and as you were led to the scaffold the executioner turned to you and said: “Gee, I hate to do this, but if it is any consolation the scaffold was built by union carpenters, the rope was made by union rope makers and here, sir, is my card.” - Joe Hill.
Retold by Utah Phillips on the album We Have Fed You All For 1000 Years, track 11.
http://libcom.org/history/music-iww-creation-working-class-counterculture-terland
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