In one of his early protest songs, North Country Blues, Dylan sang of the mines of his native Minnesota Iron Range being shut down and people left in despair, because for the greedy owners it was much cheaper down/ in South American towns/where the miners work almost for nothing. Twenty years later, in Union Sundown, he bitterly lamented what had now become known as outsourcing, including American cars being assembled in Argentina by a guy making 30 cents a day. Workingmans Blues #2, from 2006, complained of how they say low wages are a reality/if we want to compete abroad. Pro-labor protectionism does not spring to mind as one of the great causes of the 1960s
Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which helped fund the research
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[11] Critical reception [edit] The album received a two-star rating from AllMusic with its review by William Ruhlmann stating "Bennett made his by-now usual selections of standards ("They Can't Take That Away From Me"), Broadway and Hollywood material, and choices from the catalogs of songwriter favorites such as Leslie Bricusse and Cy Coleman" [12] Billboard gave the album a positive review, saying it was "full of so many good tunes, both standards and contemporary"
