Dorsey Dixon – Babies In The Mill – Carolina traditional, industrial, sacred songs

Track Listing:
1. Babies in the Mill - 3:09   2. Weave Room Blues - 2:30  3. I Saw the Wood - 1:46   4. Across the Sining River - 1:57   5. Hard Times in Here - 1:08   6. Hard Times in Here - 2:07   7. Christmas Cake - 1:33   8. Will the Circle Be Unbroken - 2:19   9. Be at Home Soon Tonight - 2:56   10. Pinball Machine - 2:48   11. Wreck of the Old '97 - 3:37   12. Factory Girl - 1:06   13. Factory Girl - 2:14   14. Weaver's Life - 3:24   15. Burglar Man - 1:58   16. Wreck on the Highway - 3:08   17. Somebody Touched Me - 2:09   18. Our Johnny - 2:21   19. Girl I Left in Danville - 2:58

Reviews:

1. AllMusic - Thom Owens
During the '30s, Dorsey Dixon was a country/folk singer who performed political songs about his fellow textile mill workers. Teaming with his brother Howard, Dorsey became well-known in the Carolinas as part of the country duo. They were underrecorded, but Dorsey's "Wreck on the Highway" became a standard through Roy Acuff's recording. Babies in the Mill contains a few songs that Dixon recorded during the '30s, balanced by some re-recordings from the '60s, offering a solid overview of his career.