Old Folks Ain't All the Same
1987 - Collector COLL01942 LP
Joe Glazer — w/Louis Killen
Side One
Old Folks Ain't All the Same - Joe Glazer
My Get Up And Go - Joe Glazer
What The Old Folks Know - Phil Rosenthal
Forty To Sixty-Five - Joe Glazer
Ida Mae, Ida Mae - Joe Glazer
Old Age Pension Check - Joe Glazer
Never Get Sick In America - Steve Jones, Ann Schurman
Side Two
Too Old To Work - Joe Glazer
Old Time Lovers - Joe Glazer
My Hair Has Turned Gray - Louis Killen
Hello In There - Joe Glazer
The Activity Room - Joe Glazer
People Like You - Joe Glazer
Senior Citizens' Battle Hymn - Joe Glazer
Credits
Joe Glazer: Lead Vocals, except where indicated above
Mike Auldridge: Dobro
Phil Rosenthal: Mandolin and Guitar
Pete Kennedy: Guitar, Mandolin and Bass
Steve Jones: Guitar and Piano
Produced by Joe Glazer for the Labor Heritage Foundation
Engineer: Ron Fteeland
This album/cassette was made possible by a grant from the Villers Foundation to the Labor Heritage Foundation. Collector Records produced and will distribute the album/cassette on behalf of the Labor Heritage Foundation. The Villers Foundation, established in 1981, fosters fundamental changes in institutions and attitudes affecting the elderly
.Excerpts of Sleeve notes
MY HAIR HAS TURNED GRAY – leant get employment, my hair it's turned gray. This song (known as The Banks of the Dee in England) reflects the agony of the older coal miner thrown out of his job in the "olden days" in England. A beautiful rendition by Louis Killen, a master of the English ballad.