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AJPH First Look, published online ahead of print Jun 16, 2005
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"Whistle While You Work": A Historical Account of Some Associations Among Music, Work, and Health

Gordon Marc le Roux, BMedSc, Hons

The author is a medical student at the School of Medicine, University of Birmingham, England.



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  		FIGURE 1—— "The Red Flag," a socialist British labor anthem that reflects on the solidarity of this movement during adversity, was inspired by the great London dock strike of 1889 and has remained popular to this day.12

Source. 48 Songs: Community Singing.16

 




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