Musical Works
Juravich has produced three albums of labor music, spoken word and song. His first album, Rising Again, was produced by the United Auto Workers.
Juravich subsequently released two more albums. He composed a number of songs for the film Out of Darkness, a semi-documentary history of the United Mine Workers. The songs were released as a compilation soundtrack album in 1983. His third album, "A World to Win," was a collection of original labor-themed songs. Both of the these albums were released on the Flying Fish Records label.
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