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Tom Juravich – A World to Win – Vinyl Record
Tom Juravich is an American folk musician and labor educator known for his deeply resonant songs that often focus on labor rights, social justice, and the experiences of working people. His music blends traditional folk elements with contemporary issues, creating songs that are both timeless and immediate in their impact.
A World to Win by Tom Juravich is an album with themes of optimism and activism, reflecting a vision of change and hope. This is consistent with Juravich’s history of producing music that speaks to the struggles and aspirations of labor movements and working-class communities. The title itself refers to the idea of striving for a better, more equitable world—a common thread in leftist and labor movement rhetoric.
The album A World to Win features Juravich’s signature acoustic guitar arrangements, compelling lyrics, and earnest vocals. Through his music, Juravich aims to inspire solidarity and action, making his works resonant not only with those directly engaged in labor struggles but also with a broader audience interested in social change and activism.
Folksinger/songwriter Tom Juravich is joined by producer Michael Aharon on acoustic and electric guitars, cello, piano, synthesizer, bass, drums; Pete Kennedy, acoustic and electric guitars; Rolly Brown, acoustic guitar, and Lou Abbott, percussion. Besides his original paens to the workers of America, Juravich also tackles such hardhitting songs as Billy Bragg’s ‘Between the Wars,’ Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Used Cars,’ Bruce Philips ‘I Remember Loving You’ and others.
Brand new, never played and still sealed in the factory plastic seal
Flying Fish Records 1989
Track Listing
1 Threads of Justice
2 Giving Nothin Back
3 Rob a Train
4 V.D.T.
5 Between the Wars
6 Old Soldier
7 Used Cars
8 Borderlines
9 I Remember Loving You
10 Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody
11 Hank Sims
12 A World to Win
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