Record for Xmas | IMGpapers 1976

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THE LATEST LP of People of No Property) has just been released and is revolutionary songs with a wide and about social conditions in the North of Ireland, especially housing; about economic exile in England; there's Bread and Roses as a recognition of women's part both in the war and in the future. Also included is a song in support of the struggle of the blanket prisoners in England's Tombstone, H the troops out, one which recognises how the dole or a dead-end job in England, plus advertising lies, explains to troops why 'people in this • country (Ireland) hold you to blame'.

to the Angry brigade and a reminder of the resistance of prisoners BRITSO Britain called Hull Jail Riot.

Finally, not to forget how people fighting, there's a 17 verse story of Eddie Gallagher, Rose Dugdale and It makes you feel good without superficial: without being optimistic.

Brits Out is obtainable by post Committeel, c/o 2a St Paul's Rd.