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radical songwriter, labor activist and member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW); executed for murder after a controversial trial; born Joel Emmanuel Hägglund, and also known as Joseph Hillström
Joe Hill
Works
Songs
- "To 'Bronco Buster' Flynn" (unknown)
- "Coffee An'" (1912)
- "The Preacher and the Slave," (original: 1911) in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Casey Jones—Union Scab," (original: 1911) in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "There Is Power in a Union," (original: 1913) in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "The Tramp," (original: 1913) in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "The Rebel Girl," (original: 1915) in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Don't Take My Papa Away from Me," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Everybody's Joining It!," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "John Golden and the Lawrence Strike," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Mr. Block," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Scissor Bill," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "We Will Sing One Song," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "What We Want," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Where the Fraser River Flows," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "The White Slave," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
- "Workers of the World, Awaken!," in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
Poetry
- Last Will of Joe Hill (November 18, 1915)
- My Last Will, hand-written original
- Joe Hill's Last Will in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
Letters
- "To 'Bronco Buster' Flynn" (date unknown)
- "Joe Hill farewell letter to Elizabeth Gurley Flynn" (September 30, 1915)
- "My Last Will" (November 18, 1915)
About Hill
- "Farewell, Joe!," by Richard Brazier in Songs of the Workers (1919, 15th edition)
External links
- The Songs of Joe Hill at FolkArchive.de -- has many songs not (yet) included here
Works by this author published before January 1, 1927 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.
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