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This 10-track album by Broadside, a magazine devoted to publishing contemporary folk songs during the 1960s, features songs by unknown or emerging folk singer/songwriters. The best known of the performers is Janis Ian (billed as "Blind Girl Grunt") singing her composition "Shady Acres," about sending the elderly to the retirement home. The themes in this fourth Broadside release in general are becoming a little more hard edged, as America is beginning to wrestle with political and social issues ranging from civil rights to immigration and the war in Vietnam. Liner notes with song lyrics accompany the recording.

This 10-track album by Broadside, a magazine devoted to publishing contemporary folk songs during the 1960s, features songs by unknown or emerging folk singer/songwriters. The best known of the performers is Janis Ian (billed as "Blind Girl Grunt") singing her composition "Shady Acres," about sending the elderly to the retirement home. The themes in this fourth Broadside release in general are becoming a little more hard edged, as America is beginning to wrestle with political and social issues ranging from civil rights to immigration and the war in Vietnam. Liner notes with song lyrics accompany the recording.

Performer	Various Artists
Music genre	Country
Music release type	Album
Media format	CD
Original release date	1967
Language	English
Number of tracks	10
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Series title	Broadside Ballads
Track listing	The Time Will Come, Hold Back the Waters, The Migrant's Song, Don't Talk to Strangers, Shady Acres, El Picket Sign, Osceola, I've Been Told, Freedoms We've Been Fighting for, Genocide
Record label	Folkways Records
Songwriter	Broadside 4 / Various
Number in series	4
Digital audio file format	CD
Music media format	CD
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N