Song and Democratic Culture in Britain: An Approach to Popular Culture in Social Movements

A.L. Lloyd active aesthetic alien artistic audience Blackleg Miner bourgeois Britain British broadside Brummagem capitalist central Chartist chorus City Songster clubs collier consciousness craft pride Dallas democratic dialect dominant culture elements Engels England English entertainment Ewan MacColl example exploitation factory fight folk music function genre Glasgow Hamish Henderson heritage humour ideological important industrial folk song industrial song Jim Brown labour movement Lenin linked live Lloyd London MacColl's mass Matt McGinn melody music hall never nineteenth century organisation Painful Plough Palmer Peggy Seeger performance poetry political song Poverty Knock pre-industrial problems production progressive radio ballad recognised Records relationship satire second culture sense Sharp ship side sing singer social socialist society song movement song revival songwriting struggle sung Tommy Armstrong Topic Records trade union verse Vicinus weavers workers working-class culture writing