What makes Between the Wars by Billy Bragg notable?

'Between the Wars' is significant for its direct engagement with working-class struggles and political activism during the 1980s in the UK. The EP features the notable track 'Which Side Are You On', which has become an anthem for labor movements, demonstrating Bragg's influence on both music and socio-political discourse. Released in 1985, 'Between the Wars' was Billy Bragg's first EP, following his debut album 'Life's a Riot with Spy vs. Spy'. At this point in his career, Bragg was establishing himself as a prominent voice in British alternative rock, using music to address social and political issues. This EP further solidified his reputation as a politically charged songwriter.