Cover of I AM A UNION WOMAN in 1941 - as Which Side Are You On, another union song based on the same melody and written by Florence Reece, wife of a union man and seriously challenged by vigilante men during that same strike in Kentucky in 1931, verbally taking a stand with the words of her song
Cover of (I DON'T WANT YOUR) GREENBACK DOLLAR in 1941 - with Pete Seeger, Alan & Bess Lomax, Woody Guthrie and Lee Hays as All I Want, the oldest version with the Jim Garland lyrics (I Don't Want Your Millions, Mister)
Cover of TALKING BLUES in 1941 - as Talking Union; lyrics: John Greenway; in 1958 Folkways released a collection of Talking Blues sang by the same John Greenway, mining the canon of Woody Guthrie, Tom Glazer a.o. and an 'obvious source' for folkies in the sixties