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Chanteur Folk US né Woodrow Wilson Guthrie, le 14 Juillet 1912 à Okemah
(Oklahoma). Woody Guthrie entame très
tôt une existence de "Rambling Boy" (chanteur vagabond). Au début des années trente, on le retrouve dans un groupe Hillbilly et en 1936, il forme un duo avec la chanteuse Lefty Lou. Premier chanteur, auteur, compositeur de la Folk US du vingtième siècle, Woody a eu une influence décisive sur la musique populaire américaine. Malade depuis une douzaine d'années, Woody Guthrie est mort à New York le 3 Octobre 1967
à New York City.
Woody Guthrie
was the most important American folk music artist of the first half of the 20th
century, in part because he turned out to be such a major influence on the
popular music of the second half of the 20th century, a period when he himself
was largely inactive. His greatest significance lies in his songwriting,
beginning with the standard "This Land Is Your Land" and including such
much-covered works as "Deportee," "Do Re Mi," "Grand Coulee Dam," "Hard, Ain't
It Hard," "Hard Travelin'," "I Ain't Got No Home," "1913 Massacre," "Oklahoma
Hills," "Pastures of Plenty," "Philadelphia Lawyer," "Pretty Boy Floyd," "Ramblin'
Round," "So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh," "Talking Dust Bowl," and
"Vigilante Man." These and other songs have been performed and recorded by a
wide range of artists, including a who's who of folksingers, among them Joan
Baez, Harry Belafonte, the Brothers Four, Judy Collins,
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Richie Havens,
Cisco Houston, the Kingston Trio, the Limeliters, Lindisfarne, Don McLean,
the Chad Mitchell Trio, Holly Near, the New Christy Minstrels, Odetta, Tom
Paxton, Peter, Paul & Mary, Utah Phillips, Tom Rush,
Tom Russell,
Pete Seeger, Sweet Honey In The Rock, Dave Van Ronk, the Weavers, and Kate
Wolf; country performers such as
Eddy Arnold,
Chet Atkins,
Gene Autry,
Glen Campbell,
Johnny Cash,
Flatt & Scruggs,
Tennessee Ernie Ford,
Lee Greenwood,
Merle Haggard,
Waylon Jennings,
Alison Krauss,
the Maddox Brothers & Rose,
Anne Murray,
Dolly Parton,
Johnny Paycheck,
Jim Reeves,
Tex Ritter,
Red Smiley,
Ernest Tubb, and
Bob Wills; and rock and pop musicians like the Alarm,
Paul Anka, the Band, Billy Bragg, the Byrds, Concrete Blonde, Ry Cooder, Ani
DiFranco,
Dion,
Lonnie Donegan, Donovan, Bob Dylan,
Nanci Griffith, Arlo Guthrie, Hot Tuna, Indigo Girls, Little Feat, Lone
Justice, Trini Lopez, Country Joe McDonald, John Mellencamp, Natalie Merchant,
Van Morrison, the New Riders of the Purple Sage,
Linda Ronstadt,
Doug Sahm, the Seekers, Michelle Shocked, Bruce Springsteen, the Waterboys,
Wilco, and Jesse Colin Young. (For the most part, Guthrie created his songs by
writing new lyrics to existing folk melodies.)
Most of those performances and recordings came after Guthrie's enforced
retirement due to illness in the early '50s. During his heyday, in the 1940s, he
was a major-label recording artist, a published author, and a nationally
broadcast radio personality. But the impression this creates, that he was a
multi-media star, is belied by his personality and his politics. Restlessly
creative and prolific, he wrote, drew, sang, and played constantly, but his
restlessness also expressed itself in a disinclination to stick consistently to
any one endeavor, particularly if it involved a conventional, cooperative
approach. Nor did he care to stay in any one place for long. This idiosyncratic
individualism was complemented by his rigorously left-wing political views.
During his life, much attention was given in the U.S. to whether people of a
liberal bent were or had ever been members of the Communist party. No reliable
evidence has emerged that Guthrie was, but there is little doubt where his
sympathies lay; for many years, he wrote a column published in Communist
newspapers. Such views also help explain his uncomfortable relationship with the
trappings of media and financial success that he encountered fleetingly in the
'40s.
Ironically, as Guthrie's health declined to the point of permanent
hospitalization in the '50s, his career took off through his songs and his
example, which served as inspiration for the folk revival in general and, in the
early '60s, Bob Dylan in particular. By the mid-'60s, Guthrie's songs were
appearing on dozens of records, his own recordings were being reissued and, in
some cases, released for the first time, and his prolific writings were being
edited into books. This career resurgence was in no way slowed by his death in
1967; on the contrary, it continued for decades afterward, as new books were
published and the Guthrie estate invited such artists as Billy Bragg and Wilco
in to write music for Guthrie's large collection of unpublished lyrics, creating
new songs to record.
Woodrow Wilson Guthrie was born in Okemah, OK, on July 14, 1912, 12 days after
his namesake, Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey, was nominated for president
at the Democratic National Convention. As this early political connection
suggests, Guthrie's father, Charley Edward Guthrie, was himself a politician who,
at the time, held the elective post of District Court Clerk as well as being a
real estate agent. Guthrie's mother, Nora Belle (Tanner) Guthrie, had earlier
given birth to his sister Clara and brother Lee Roy; another brother, George,
would follow in 1918, and finally another sister, Mary Josephine Guthrie, in
1922. Guthrie's mother taught him folk songs as a child. In May 1919, when
Guthrie was six years old, his sister Clara accidentally burned to death. It was
the first of a remarkable number of fire-related injuries suffered by Guthrie
and those around him during his life. It marked a decline in fortunes for the
family, and it may have been related to the undiagnosed but increasingly
apparent illness of his mother. Unbeknown to her, Nora Guthrie was beginning to
suffer from the mental and physical effects of the rare, hereditary, and
incurable condition known as Huntington's disease, the onset of which tends to
come in middle age, with a steady decline thereafter, resulting in a loss of
mental control and muscle control, eventually leading to death.
By the mid-'20s, Guthrie had begun to display an interest in music, learning to
play the harmonica. On June 25, 1927, another fire incident occurred in which
Guthrie's father was severely burned by a kerosene lamp. Two days later,
Guthrie's mother was committed to the Central State Hospital for the Insane in
Norman, OK. (She died there in 1930.) His father was taken to Pampa, TX, to stay
with his aunt and recover. Guthrie, not yet 15 years old, stayed with his older
brother or family friends, but went largely unsupervised. Before his 16th
birthday, in June 1928, he took his first extended trip, hitchhiking around the
Gulf Coast states and working at odd jobs before returning to Okemah. Although
he attended high school during this period, he never got beyond the tenth grade.
In the spring of 1929, he moved to Pampa at his father's invitation. There he
worked in a drugstore and then became a sign painter. He also took guitar
lessons from his uncle Jeff Guthrie and soon began playing professionally,
teaming with Matt Jennings, who played harmonica and fiddle, and guitarist
Cluster Baker in a group they called the Corncob Trio. On October 28, 1933,
Guthrie married Jennings' sister, Mary Esta Jennings.
Guthrie had begun to write his own songs as early as 1932. On April 14, 1935, he
found inspiration in a natural disaster, when a major dust storm hit Pampa, as
drought conditions and subsistence farming across the Great Plains combined to
strip off tons of topsoil and send it flying into the wind, contributing to the
financial catastrophe suffered by farmers during the Great Depression. Guthrie
wrote "So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh" (aka "Dusty Old Dust"), which was
full of bitingly comic observations about the troubles suffered by people in the
storm. The same month, he self-published the first of a series of songbooks he
would turn out during his career, Alonzo M. Zilch's Own Collection of Original
Songs and Ballads.
The Guthries' first child, Gwendolyn Gail Guthrie, was born in November 1935,
but that did not signal that Guthrie was settling down with his family. On the
contrary, in 1936, he returned to hitchhiking or jumping freight trains to
travel around the country as a hobo. In the late winter or early spring of 1937,
he finally took off for good, moving to California. His wife, meanwhile, was
pregnant again, and she gave birth to a second daughter, Sue Guthrie, in July.
Meeting his cousin Leon Jerry "Oklahoma Jack" Guthrie in Los Angeles, Guthrie
began performing with him, and the two were hired to do a radio program on the
local station KFVD, launching the daily 15-minute program The Oklahoma and Woody
Show on July 19, 1937. In September, Jack Guthrie dropped out, and Guthrie
replaced him with singer Maxine Crissman, whom he dubbed "Lefty Lou," with the
program rechristened The Woody and Lefty Lou Show. The two were popular with
other expatriates from what had become known as the Dust Bowl, and Guthrie began
to write more songs directed at them, such as "Do Re Mi," in which he warned
potential migrants that California might not be welcoming to them if they didn't
arrive with money; the nostalgic "Oklahoma Hills"; and "Philadelphia Lawyer." He
also made enough money from the radio show and the sale of songbooks to send for
his wife and children, who joined him in Los Angeles in November 1937.
The Woody and Lefty Lou Show continued until June 18, 1938, when Guthrie went
back to traveling around the country. He returned to KFVD by himself in November.
Perhaps influenced by his observations of struggling migrant workers, he began
to express himself in more overtly political terms, writing songs like "Pretty
Boy Floyd" (which treated the famed bank robber born Charles Arthur Floyd as if
he were a modern version of Robin Hood) and "Vigilante Man," a condemnation of
the police and private security forces that harried homeless workers. He also
began writing a column, "Woody Sez," for the Communist newspaper People's World
in May 1939. His third child, a son named Will Guthrie, was born in October. In
November, he left his radio show and moved back to Texas, but he did not stay
there long. In the early months of 1940, he took off again, this time to New
York City to visit his friend, the actor Will Geer, who was appearing on
Broadway in the play Tobacco Road. On his way across the country, Guthrie
frequently heard on the radio Kate Smith's rendition of Irving Berlin's
patriotic song "God Bless America," which Berlin had written during World War I,
but first published in 1939, as World War II loomed. Guthrie found the song
jingoistic, and when he arrived in New York he was inspired to write his own
answer song, which he initially called "God Blessed America for Me." Although
the song, later revised as "This Land Is Your Land," itself came to be regarded
as a patriotic anthem, Guthrie's actual intended message was an attack on
private property, a cornerstone of the capitalist system. His initial draft of
the song is dated February 23, 1940, but he did not perform it until much later.
By the time Guthrie arrived in New York, the plight of the Okies, as the
Midwestern farmers who had lost their farms and headed west to become migrant
workers were known by now, had become a national cause, in part because of the
success of John Steinbeck's best-selling novel The Grapes of Wrath, which had
been published in April 1939 and quickly adapted into a motion picture that
opened in New York on January 24, 1940. Guthrie had met Steinbeck in California,
and in March 1940 he was invited to perform at a benefit for migrant workers
sponsored by Steinbeck and emceed by Geer at the Forrest Theater, where Tobacco
Road was running. His appearance was a sensation; with his demeanor and accent,
he seemed the living embodiment of the Okies, and his songs and wry humor called
to mind a combination of the country singer
Jimmie Rodgers and the homespun monologuist Will Rogers. At the event,
Guthrie met a number of prominent folksingers, among them
Leadbelly and Aunt Molly Jackson, as well as the 20-year-old aspiring
folksinger
Pete Seeger and Alan Lomax, the assistant in charge of the Archive of
Folk-Song at the Library of Congress. Lomax in particular proved beneficial to
Guthrie's career. He quickly invited Guthrie to Washington, D.C., to interview
him for the archive. The interviews took place on March 21, 22, and 27, 1940, at
a studio at the Department of the Interior, where they were recorded. At this,
his first-ever recording session, Guthrie discussed his life and performed many
songs, including "So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh," "Do Re Mi," "Pretty Boy
Floyd," "I Ain't Got No Home," "Worried Man Blues," "Goin' Down That Road
Feeling Bad," and a number of others explicitly about the conditions in the Dust
Bowl. The recordings stayed in the archives for nearly a quarter of a century,
until they were released commercially as a three-LP box set, Library of Congress
Recordings, by Elektra Records in 1964.
Lomax had other media connections that gave Guthrie greater exposure. On April
2, 1940, he presented Guthrie on his nationally broadcast CBS radio program,
Columbia School of the Air, and later in the month Guthrie made the first of
several appearances on another CBS show, The Pursuit of Happiness. Lomax also
talked Guthrie up to RCA Victor Records, which signed him to a contract that
resulted in the release of two albums, each consisting of three 78 RPM discs, in
July 1940, Dust Bowl Ballads, Vol. 1 and Dust Bowl Ballads, Vol. 2. The
selections included many of the same songs Guthrie had just performed for the
Library of Congress, plus the newly written "Tom Joad," a musical adaptation of
The Grapes of Wrath, which had to be broken into two parts due to its length.
After completing the recordings in early May, Guthrie took a trip back to the
Southwest with
Seeger tagging along, but he had returned to New York by August, when he
began to appear on another Lomax radio show on CBS, Back Where I Come From,
signing to become a regular. He also began performing in nightclubs, often in
the company of his friend
Cisco Houston. But he discontinued his newspaper column, which had been
appearing in another Communist paper, the Daily Worker, apparently because his
views were not sufficiently orthodox to suit the party. After signing to appear
on another radio show, Pipe Smoking Time, he sent for his family, which moved to
New York in late 1940. This level of success and, more important, conformity,
did not suit him for long, however, and in early January 1941 he abruptly walked
out on his radio commitments and left New York, moving back to Los Angeles with
his family.
Guthrie briefly returned to his show on KFVD, but his next important activity
began with a letter from the Bonneville Power Administration, part of the
Department of the Interior, in Portland, OR, which requested his services to
narrate and sing songs for a documentary film to be made about the building of
the Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River running along the border of Oregon
and Washington state. He drove to Portland with his family and was hired for one
month as an "information consultant" to write songs. He wrote or adapted 26 of
them over the next several weeks, including "Roll on Columbia" (later declared
the official folk song of the state of Washington), "Grand Coulee Dam," and "Pastures
of Plenty." Many of the songs were recorded, but the film project was shelved
temporarily (it eventually appeared in 1949), and when the month was up on June
11, 1941, Guthrie returned to New York, leaving his family in Portland. Seeger
had formed a politically oriented folk group, the Almanac Singers, with Lee Hays
and Millard Lampell, and Guthrie joined them. In early July, they recorded two
albums, Deep Sea Chanteys and Sodbuster Ballads, for General Records, before
embarking on a national tour of union gatherings. The tour went across the
country, concluding in August in Los Angeles. There, Guthrie was reunited
briefly with his family, which had returned from Portland, but Mary Guthrie soon
moved with the children to El Paso, TX, effectively separating from her husband,
who returned to New York after performing in the Northwest with Seeger.
In New York, Guthrie lived at the communal Almanac House, where the expanding
lineup of the Almanac Singers maintained its headquarters. As usual, he wrote
prolifically, his compositions including "Sinking of the Reuben James," about a
U.S. destroyer torpedoed by a German U-boat, and he began to get assignments for
articles in magazines, starting with "Ear Players," published in Common Ground
in the spring of 1942. During this period, the Almanac Singers, who had been
rabidly anti-war until Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941, became
rabidly pro-war, a stance that coincided perfectly with the mood of the U.S. in
the wake of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7. As a result, they
began to get offers from network radio shows, reaching their commercial peak on
February 14, 1942, when they appeared on a program called This Is War broadcast
on all four national radio networks. Their political affiliations, however, made
them unsuitable to the conventional entertainment business, just as Guthrie was
individually. They turned down an offer to appear at the prestigious Rainbow
Room, and their increasing recognition led to newspaper accounts of their ties
to left-wing organizations including the Communist Party, which in turn led to
the cancellations of other nightclub bookings and a proposed contract with Decca
Records.
Guthrie, meanwhile, met Marjorie Greenblatt Mazia, a dancer with the Martha
Graham dance troupe, with whom he began a romantic relationship, even though
both of them were married to other people. Around the same time, he was signed
by publishers E.P. Dutton to write his autobiography. While working on this
book, he gradually lessened his involvement with the Almanac Singers. By the
fall, he was appearing in a short-lived group he called the Headline Singers
along with
Leadbelly, Sonny Terry, and Brownie McGhee. Guthrie's fourth child, Cathy
Ann Guthrie, was born to Marjorie Mazia on February 6, 1943. In March, Guthrie's
book Bound for Glory was published to favorable reviews. The same month, Mary
Guthrie signed her divorce papers, which had the effect of making Guthrie
eligible for the draft. When he received his draft notice, he joined the
merchant marine as an alternative to going into the army, signing on with
Cisco Houston to a ship that was part of a convoy taking supplies for an
invasion of Italy. The four-month trip began in June 1943; on September 13, the
ship was torpedoed but managed to make it into port in Tunisia. Guthrie returned
to New York in October, but could stay only 30 days before going on another
merchant marine journey if he wanted to continue to avoid army service. So,
there was a trip along the Eastern seaboard a month later, and then in January
1944 a second journey across the Atlantic that lasted until March.
When he returned, Guthrie showed up at the offices of the small Asch Record
Company and introduced himself to its owner, Moses Asch, who agreed to record
him on an informal basis. Starting on April 16, 1944, Guthrie, sometimes
accompanied by one or more musical associates including
Houston, Sonny Terry,
Leadbelly, and former Almanac Singers member Bess Hawes, began making what
eventually added up to hundreds of recordings for Asch including, for the first
time, "This Land Is Your Land." The initial Asch sessions lasted at least into
late April, totaling upward of 150 songs, both Guthrie originals and traditional
compositions. Asch had no means of releasing such a torrent of material at the
time.
In May 1944, Guthrie shipped out again on a merchant marine ship taking troops
for the D-Day invasion of Europe. After the soldiers were put ashore on Omaha
Beach in early July, the ship hit a mine, but made it back to England, where
Guthrie appeared on the BBC before heading back to the U.S. in August. In
September, Asch released the first of his Guthrie recordings on the
various-artists album Folksay: American Ballads and Dances, followed by another
various-artists album called Blues, and then, at the turn of the year, the solo
album Woody Guthrie, consisting of three 78 rpm discs and including such songs
as "Grand Coulee Dam" and "Jesus Christ." Guthrie also went back on the radio
during this period, hosting a show on the local New York station WNEW called
Ballad Gazette that used "This Land Is Your Land" as its theme song and working
on the NBC program America for Christmas, broadcast December 25, 1944.
Guthrie continued to record extensively for Asch in the early months of 1945. In
March, he was again called to the draft and found that the merchant marine's
union had tightened its requirements with regard to the political affiliations
of its volunteers, such that he was no longer eligible. Thus, he was inducted
into the army on May 7, 1945. That was also the day that Germany surrendered,
but the war against Japan was still going on. After undergoing basic training,
Guthrie was posted to a series of army bases around the country. At one of them,
he happened to hear on a jukebox
Jack Guthrie's Capitol Records recording of "Oklahoma Hills," which peaked
at number one on Billboard magazine's "Most Played Juke Box Folk Records" chart
(the precursor to the country singles chart) for the first of six weeks on July
28, 1945. He discovered that
Jack Guthrie had credited himself as songwriter. Legal discussions ensued,
and eventually "Oklahoma Hills" was co-credited to the two Guthrie cousins, who
shared the songwriting royalties. On November 13, 1945, Guthrie married Marjorie
Mazie, who had obtained a divorce from her first husband. He was discharged from
the army the following month.
In 1946, Guthrie played concerts under the auspices of People's Songs, an
organization founded by Seeger and other folksingers as a clearinghouse to
promote political folk songs. He also continued to record for Asch, who released
a new album, Struggle: Documentary #1, and commissioned him to write a series of
songs about Sacco and Vanzetti, the immigrant anarchists who had been convicted
of a robbery in which two guards were killed and had been executed in 1927,
their case long a cause célèbre of the American left. (The album was not
released until 1960.) Inspired by his daughter Cathy, Guthrie also had begun
writing children's songs, and he recorded these for Asch as well, starting in
February 1946. After being released later in the year on Asch's Disc Records
label on the album Songs to Grow On: Nursery Days, these became among Guthrie's
most popular recordings, and he made more of them. Work Songs to Grow On
followed in 1947. (Tragically, Cathy Ann Guthrie died in another of the bizarre
series of accidental fires associated with him on February 10, 1947. He was not
present when the incident occurred.)
Although Guthrie himself had faded from national attention, his persona as a
rambling folksinger was already beginning to become legendary. This was
suggested on January 10, 1947, when the musical Finian's Rainbow opened on
Broadway for a run of 725 performances. Sonny Terry had a part in the show,
which featured a certain character named Woody, a free-spirited, guitar-playing
ex-merchant seaman who helped lead a labor revolt. On July 10, 1947, Guthrie's
fifth child, Arlo Davy Guthrie, was born. He would go on to become a singer/songwriter
like his father and do much to further Guthrie's legacy. His younger brother
Joady Ben Guthrie, who also became a performer, was born on December 25, 1948.
Nora Lee Guthrie, Guthrie's seventh child, was born in January 1950. Guthrie,
meanwhile, had be re-recording much of the material from the Dust Bowl Ballads
albums and the Columbia River songs for Asch, resulting in a Disc album called
Ballads from the Dust Bowl released on a new Asch label, Folkways Records, in
October 1948. He was also at work on a new book about a trip he and his father
had taken in search of a goldmine in the early '30s. The book would not be
published until 1976, when it appeared under the title Seeds of Man.
Moses Asch went bankrupt in 1947, an event that would have major implications
for Guthrie's discography, since Asch's ex-partner, record store owner Herbert
Harris of Stinson Records, held onto some of Guthrie's master recordings, as did
a pressing plant that auctioned them to Pickwick Records. As Guthrie's
popularity increased in the 1960s, Stinson and Pickwick's Everest label, as well
as Folkways, would issue competing Guthrie titles drawn from the recordings he
had made in the '40s for Asch.
Since discovering that his mother had suffered from Huntington's disease shortly
after her death, Guthrie had feared that he would inherit the illness, as he
confided to friends on several occasions in the 1930s and '40s. By the late
'40s, he had begun to exhibit symptoms of the disease, although, since his
behavior had always been idiosyncratic, they were not recognized as such by him
or others, and tended to be ascribed to excessive drinking. His last major
composition (for which he wrote only the lyrics with the music later added by
Martin Hoffman) came in 1948 with "Deportees" (aka "Plane Wreck at Los Gatos"),
an account of an incident in which a plane carrying immigrant workers crashed.
Meanwhile, his earlier songs were beginning to become generally popular.
the Maddox Brothers & Rose had a successful recording of "Philadelphia
Lawyer," and in 1950 the Weavers, a group formed by
Pete Seeger and Lee Hays of the Almanac Singers with Fred Hellerman and
Ronnie Gilbert, recorded "So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh," which peaked at
number four in the pop charts in early 1951.
By late 1951, Guthrie's erratic behavior had led to his separation from his wife.
On January 7, 1952, he did a recording session for Decca Records as part of
proposed contract with the label, but his performing skills had deteriorated
noticeably; the contract was withdrawn, and the recordings have never been
released. This was Guthrie's last serious attempt to record, although there was
a final session for Asch two years later that also proved fruitless. Guthrie was
hospitalized on May 16, 1952, and was in and out of hospitals over the summer
until a neurologist finally recognized his symptoms as Huntington's disease in
September. Nevertheless, he was released and immediately moved to California,
where he took up with a 20-year-old art student, Anneke van Kirk Marshall, who
left her new husband for him and traveled with him back to New York and then to
Florida. While staying on a friend's property there on June 10, 1953, Guthrie
was severely burned in attempting to douse a campfire, crippling his right arm.
Nevertheless, the couple took off again, stopping in Mexico in July so that
Guthrie could be divorced. They married in December and moved to New York in
January 1954. On February 22, 1954, Anneke Guthrie gave birth to Guthrie's
eighth and last child, Lorina Lynn Guthrie, who would be put up for adoption after the couple separated and divorced.
On September 16, 1954, no longer able to function, Guthrie checked himself into
Brooklyn State Hospital, where he had received his diagnosis two years earlier.
This was a voluntary commitment that allowed him to leave the hospital on
weekends, which he spent with his ex-wife Marjorie Guthrie. On May 23, 1956,
Guthrie checked himself out, intending to hit the road again, but within days he
was arrested for vagrancy in New Jersey and involuntarily committed to Greystone
Park Hospital, where he remained for five years, until Marjorie Guthrie was able
to get him moved back to Brooklyn State, an easier commute from her home in
Coney Island.
As Guthrie's physical condition deteriorated, however, his career blossomed. the
Weavers, who had been forced to disband due to the Communist witch hunts of the
early '50s, reunited in 1955 and began performing "This Land Is Your Land,"
which gained enormously in popularity. On March 17, 1956, a benefit concert for
Guthrie's children was held at the Pythian Hall in New York City. Guthrie
himself attended, although he was of course unable to perform. The concert was
one of the events that marked the start of the folk revival. By the late '50s,
with Folkways releasing albums of previously unheard Guthrie recordings, his
songs became necessary to the repertoires of all the emerging folk performers.
For example, the Kingston Trio, the most popular folk group of the '50s, put
"Hard, Ain't It Hard" on their gold-selling number one album The Kingston Trio,
released in the fall of 1958, with "Hard Travelin'" appearing on Make Way in
early 1961 and "This Land Is Your Land" and "Pastures of Plenty" on Goin' Places
that spring; their version of "Deportee" was on their LP Sing a Song with the
Kingston Trio in late 1963. the New Christy Minstrels' recording of "This Land
Is Your Land" reached the pop singles chart in December 1962. Dust Bowl Ballads
was reissued as an LP in 1964 along with the initial release of Library of
Congress Recordings, which was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Folk
Recording. Several Guthrie songbooks were published during the early '60s, and
in 1965 Born to Win, a collection of his writings edited by Robert Shelton, folk
music critic for The New York Times, was published.
Guthrie was moved to Creedmore State Hospital in Queens, NY, in July 1966 and
put under the care of a doctor specifically studying Huntington's disease. He
died there on October 3, 1967, at the age of 55. His death did not impede his
career renaissance. New albums continued to be released. On January 20, 1968,
the first of two all-star tribute concerts was held in New York, with proceeds
going to benefit research into Huntington's disease, its participants including
Judy Collins, Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, Richie Havens, Odetta,
Pete Seeger, and Tom Paxton. The second concert was held September 12, 1970,
at the Hollywood Bowl and featured Collins, Arlo Guthrie, Havens, Odetta,
Paxton,
Seeger, Joan Baez,
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Country Joe McDonald, and Earl Robinson. Albums
chronicling the concerts were released in 1972 and reached the charts. Woody Sez,
a book collecting his newspaper columns, was published in 1975, followed in 1976
by Seeds of Man and a film adaptation of Bound for Glory starring David
Carradine with an accompanying soundtrack album. Guthrie was admitted to the
Nashville Songwriters' Hall of Fame in 1977 and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
in 1988. He was the subject of an off-Broadway musical bearing his name in 1979.
After the death of Moses Asch, the archives of Folkways Records were donated to
the Smithsonian Institution, and to help finance the preservation of the
material, an all-star album of songs by Guthrie and
Leadbelly, Folkways: A Vision Shared, was released, featuring performances
of Guthrie's songs by Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp,
Willie Nelson, Bruce Springsteen, and U2. It reached number 70 in the charts.
"This Land Is Your Land" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1989. In
1990, another book of Guthrie's work, this one edited by rock critic Dave Marsh,
was published: Pastures of Plenty: A Self-Portrait -- The Unpublished Writings
of an American Folk Hero. Another musical based on Guthrie's life and music,
Woody Guthrie's American Song, opened regionally in 1991 and produced a cast
album. In 1998, Billy Bragg and Wilco combined to investigate the Guthrie files
of unpublished lyrics, resulting in the release of Mermaid Avenue, their
recordings of the resulting songs. A second volume followed in 2000. Both albums
charted in the Top 100.
Meanwhile, Smithsonian Folkways reissued Guthrie's recordings on carefully
considered and annotated CDs, and RCA Victor, or its parent company BMG,
periodically reissued Dust Bowl Ballads. The Asch recordings that had escaped to
Stinson and Pickwick continued to appear, licensed to a variety of labels, a
problem that was superseded as of the 1990s by the 50-year copyright limit on
recordings in Europe, which eventually put all of Guthrie's recordings into the
public domain there, resulting in a flood of unlicensed European reissues. While
some of these discs were better than others, the Smithsonian Folkways and RCA
Victor releases remained superior renderings of the material.
Decades after Guthrie's death, his ragamuffin image, the blue-jean-wearing
Everyman with a guitar on his back, had become an American archetype, and his
songs, in some cases benignly reinterpreted, had become a permanent part of the
American consciousness, whether it was a parent and child singing "Put Your
Finger in the Air" without any idea who wrote it, or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
thundering "This Land Is Your Land," ignorant of its original socialist intent.
In this sense, he had proved himself a true folk artist, one whose creations had
passed into the culture and seemed always to have been there.
In truth, Guthrie defined an era in his Dust Bowl ballads, his outlaw tales, his
work and labor songs, anti-war songs, children's songs, political songs, and a
host of love songs and songs that touched on philosophy, geography and the hard
work of living day to day in an emerging industrial world. He wrote constantly,
a bit like a maverick beat reporter, and new poems, writings, drawings and even
previously unknown songs kept turning up into the 21st century. In 2012, the
centennial year of his birth, several books, anthologies and box sets of his
work appeared, and Guthrie was firmly enshrined as a one-of-a-kind American icon
and treasure.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woody_Guthrie
Talents : Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Style musical : Folk
DO RE MI
(1940)
VIGILANTE MAN (1940)
1913
MASSACRE
(1941)
THIS
LAND IS YOUR LAND
(1956)
GREENBACK DOLLAR
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DISCOGRAPHY
78 t., Single & EP
| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26619 (US) | . | Blowin' Down This Road / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues | |||
| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26620 (US) | . |
Do Re Mi
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| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26621 (US) | . | Tom Joad / Tom Joad Pt. 2 | |||
| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26622 (US) | . | Dusty Old Dust / The Great Dust Storm | |||
| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26623 (US) | . | Dust Pneumonia Blues / Dust Bowl Refugee | |||
| 07/1940 | 78 t. VICTOR 26624 (US) | . |
Vigilante Man
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| 1940 | 3 78 t. VICTOR P 27 (US) |
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Dust Bowl Ballads -
Sung By Woody Guthrie Volume I :
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| 1940 | 3 78 t. VICTOR P 28 (US) |
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Dust Bowl Ballads -
Sung By Woody Guthrie Volume 2 :
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| 1942 | 78 t.The Library Of Congress AAFS 2 (US) | . |
The Gypsy Davy (Woody Guthrie) / Barbara Allen (Rebecca Tarwater) |
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| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 150 (US) | . | Guthrie & Houston - More Pretty Gals / Hard Ain't It Hard | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 346 (US) | . | Jim Crow (Josh WHITE) / Sally Don't You Grieve | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 347-1 (US) | . | Talking Sailor / Coolee Dam | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 347-2 (US) | . |
Ranger's Command / Gypsy Davy |
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| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 347-3 (US) | . | Jesus Christ / N.Y. Town | |||
| 1945 | 3 78 t. ASCH A 347 (US) |
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Songs By Woody Guthrie :
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| 11/1945 | 78 t. ASCH 360-1 (US) | . | Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 360-2 (US) | . | Ludlow Massacre / 1913 Massacre | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 360-3 (US) | . | Lost John (Sonny TERRY) / Union Burying Ground (Woody GUTHRIE) | |||
| 1945 | 3 78 t. ASCH 360 (US) |
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Documentary # 1: Struggle :
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| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 432-1 (US) | . | Mule Skinner Blues (Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco HOUSTON & Pete SEEGER) / 900 Miles (Woody Guthrie, Cisco HOUSTON, Baldwin HAWES & Bess LOMAX) | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 432-2 (US) | . | Poor Lazarus / Glory | |||
| 1945 | 78 t. ASCH 5503 (US) | . | Lonesome Train (Sonny TERRY) / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way (Woody GUTHRIE & Cisco HOUSTON) | |||
| 1946 | 78 t. DISC 5010 (US) | . |
Ballads From The Dust Bowl - Pastures Of Plenty / Hard Travelling |
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| 1946 | 78 t. DISC 5011 (US) | . |
Ballads From The Dust Bowl - Rambling Blues / When The Curfew Blows |
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| 1946 | 78 t. DISC 5012 (US) | . |
Ballads From The Dust Bowl - Talking Columbia Blues / My New Found Land |
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| 1946 | 3 78 t. DISC 602 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On - Work Songs :
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| 1946 | 3 78 t. DISC 605 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On - Nursery Days :
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| 1947 | 3 78 t. DISC 610 (US) |
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Ballads From The Dust Bowl :
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| 1947 | 78 t. DISC 6044 (US) | . |
Lead Belly with Woody Guthrie & Cisco Houston - Grey Goose / Yellow Gal |
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| 1947 | 3 78 t. DISC 726 (US) |
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Lead Belly with Woody Guthrie & Cisco
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| 194? | 78 t. KEYNOTE K 304 (US) | . |
Song For Bridges (Almanac Singers) / Babe O' Mine (Woody Guthrie) |
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| 195? | 78 t. STINSON 625 (US) | . |
Chicken Sneeze (Woody Guthrie, Sonny Terry, Cisco Houston) / Those Brown Ey (Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston) |
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| 195? | 78 t. STINSON 626 (US) | . |
Woody Guthrie, Blind Sonny Terry, Cisco Houston - At My Window / Bed On Your Floor |
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| 195? | 78 t. STINSON 716 (US) | . |
Hobo's Lullaby / Boil Dem Cabbage Down |
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| 195? | 78 t. STINSON 717 (US) | . |
Ladies' Auxiliary / It Was Sad, When That Great Ship Went Down |
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| 195? | SP MELODISC 1141 (UK) | . |
Ramblin' Blues / Talkin' Columbia Blues |
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| 06/1958 | EP MELODISC EPM 7-84 (UK) |
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Woody Guthrie Sings - Ranger's Command / Hard Ain't It Hard / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This A-Way / Buffalo Skinners | |||
| 07/1958 | EP MELODISC EPM 7-85 (UK) |
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Woody Guthrie Sings - Worried Man Blues / Poor Boy / Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One | |||
| 03/1959 | EP MELODISC EPM 7-91 (UK) |
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Woody Guthrie Sings - Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / John Henry / Pretty Boy Floyd | |||
| 1969 | EP Joc 45 FS 503 (F) |
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John Henry / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Buffalo Skinners / Hard, Ain't It Hard |
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| 1969 | EP Joc 45 FS 504 (F) |
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Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / Gipsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One |
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| 07/2003 | CD A World of Music CD 12573 (US) |
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900 Miles - This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / John Henry / Ramblin' Round / Buffalo Skinners | |||
| 2008 | SP Stardust CCLP 2294 (US) (limited edition, brown Marble) |
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Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd | |||
| 04/2019 | EP 10" Omnivore OVS10-331 (US) (limited edition) |
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I Don't Like The Way This World's A-Treatin' Me - I Don't Like The Way This World's A-Treatin' Me (1952 Home Demo) (Woody Guthrie) / Old Man Trump (Ryan Harvey - featuring – Ani DiFranco, Tom Morello) / I Don't Like The Way This World's A-Treatin' Me (Woody Guthrie & Jeff Tweedy) / Beech Haven Ain't My Home (aka Old Man Trump) (U.S. Elevator) |
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78 t. Unknown Date
| ???? | 78 t. CUB C 214 (US) |
Car Song / Why Oh Why |
| ???? | 78 t. Folk Tunes S 150 A (US) |
Hard Ain't It Hard / More Pretty Gals |
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Albums
| 1950 | LP 10" FOLKWAYS FP 5 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On Volume One Nursery Days - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Car Song / Don't You Push Me / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / How Doo Do / Merry Go 'Round / Sleepy Eyes |
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| 1950 | LP 10" FOLKWAYS 808 FLP (US) |
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Songs To Grow On - Vol. 1 Nursery Days - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Car Song / Don't You Push Me / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / How Doo Do / Merry Go 'Round / Sleepy Eyes |
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| 1952 | LP 12" STINSON SLP 44 (US) |
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| 1952 | LP 12" STINSON SLP 53 (US) |
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More Songs by Woody Guthrie And Cisco Houston - Volume 2 - Take A Whiff On Me / Bad Lee Brown / The Golden Vanity / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Old Time Religion / Columbus Stockade / Johnny Hard / Foggy Mountain Top / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Skip To My Lou / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 1953 ? | LP 10" FOLKWAYS FC-7005 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On Volume One - Nursery Days - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Car Song / Don't You Push Me / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / How Doo Do / Merry Go 'Round / Sleepy Eyes |
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| 1954 | LP 10" STINSON SLP 7 (US) |
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Chain Gang Volume One - Woody Guthrie / Sonny Terry & Alek Stewart - Chain Gang Blues / Cornbread, Meat And Molasses / Stackolee / Long John / Rock Me Momma / Chain Gang Special |
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| 1954 | LP 10" STINSON SLP 8 (US) |
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Chain Gang Volume Two - Woody Guthrie / Sonny Terry & Alek Stewart - Pick A Bale Of Cotton / It Takes A Chain Gang Man / Lost John / Red River / Ham n Eggs / Betty And Dupree | ||||||||||
| 1956 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FP 78/1 (US) |
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Bound For Glory - The Songs And Story Of Woody Guthrie - Stagolee / Children's Songs : Little Sugar - My Daddy - Swimmy Swim Swim / Vigilante Man / Do Re Mi / Pastures Of Plenty / Grand Coulee Dam / This Is Your Land / Fishing (Talking Blues) / Reuben James / Jesus Christ / There's A Better World A-Coming |
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| 1958 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FC-7675 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On Volume One - Nursery Days - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Car Song / Don't You Push Me / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / How Doo Do / Merry Go 'round / Sleepy Eyes | ||||||||||
| 1958 | LP 12" SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS 7675 (US) |
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NURSERY DAYS - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Riding In My Car (Car Song) / Don't You Push Me Down / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / Howdjadoo / Merry-Go-Round / Sleep Eye / My Yellow Crayon / Roll On / Jiggy Jiggy Bum / Bubble Gum | ||||||||||
| 1958 | LP 12" TOPIC 12T31 (UK) |
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| 1958 ? | LP 12" Melodisc MLP 12-106 (EUR) |
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Memorial To Woody Guthrie And Cisco Houston - Take A Whiff On Me / Bad Lee Brown / The Golden Vanity / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Old Time Religion / Columbus Stockade / Johnny Hard / Foggy Mountain Top / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Skip To My Lou / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 1960 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FH 5485 (US) |
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| 1960 | LP 10" FOLKWAYS FC-7015 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On For Mother And Child - Grassy-y, Grass, Grass (with drum) / Swim-y, Swim, Swim (with guitar) / Little Sack Of Sugar (with guitar) / Rattle My Rattle (with rattle) / I Want My Milk (with guitar) / Grow, Grow, Grow (with drum) / 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 (with guitar) / 1 Day, 2 Days, 3 Days Old (with guitar) / Wash-y, Wash Wash (with rattle) / I'll Eat You, I'll Drink You (with drum) / Make A Bubble (with guitar) / Who's My Pretty Baby (with tambourine) / Write A Word (with guitar) | ||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FA 2483 (US) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE SINGS FOLK SONGS with Leadbelly, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Bess Hawes - Hard Travelin' / What Did The Deep Blue Sea Say / The Rising Sun Blues / Nine Hundred Miles [instr.] / John Henry / Oregon Trail / We Shall Be Free / Dirty Overhalls / Jackhammer Blues / Springfield Mountain / Brown Eyes / The Boll Weevil Blues / Guitar Blues [instr.] / Will You Miss Me? | ||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" Stinson SLP-44 (US) |
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Woody Guthrie - VOL. 1 - Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Gals Than One / Pretty Boy Floyd / Poor Boy / Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / John Henry / Ranger's Command / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Buffalo Skinners / Hard Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues | ||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" STINSON SLP 53 (US) |
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More Songs by Woody Guthrie And Cisco Houston - Volume 2 - Take A Whiff On Me / Bad Lee Brown / The Golden Vanity / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Old Time Religion / Columbus Stockade / Johnny Hard / Foggy Mountain Top / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Skip To My Lou / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 1962 | LP 12" Stinson SLPS 54 (US) |
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Southern Mountain Hoedowns - Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Alec Stewart - Ida Red / Fiddle Breakdown / Old Dan Tucker / Hoe Cakes Fritter / Cripple Creek / Sally Gooden / Salty Dog Breakdown / Buffalo Gals / Joe Clark / Froggy Went A-Courting | ||||||||||
| 1962 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FA-54.9217 (US) |
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Songs Of The Spanish Civil War, Vol. 2 - Woody Guthrie, Ernst Busch, Bart Van Der Schelling - Jarama / On The Jarama Front (En El Frente Del Jarama) / Ballad Of The XI Brigada (Balada De La Brigada 11) / Hans Beimier, Comerade (Hans Beimier, Camarada) / The Thaelmann-Column (La Columna Thaelmann) / Santa Espina / Sevillanos / El Camino De Avilés / La Guardia Rossa (La Guardia Roja) / We Hindterm Draht Behind The Barbed Wire (Detrás De La Alambrada) / French Song For The Spanish Youth (La Joven Guardia) / Au Devant De La Vie (Hacia La Nueva Vida) |
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| 1963 | LP 12" Stinson SLP 32 (US) |
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| 1964 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FH 5212 (US) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down This Road / Do Re Mi / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Tom Joad, Parts 1 and 2 / The Great Dust Storm / So Long (Dusty Old Dust) / Dust Bowl Refugee / Dust Pneumonia Blues / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Vigilante Man | ||||||||||
| 1964 | LP 12" RCA VICTOR LPV 502 (US) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Blowin' Down This Road / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Ri Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust | ||||||||||
| 1964 | LP 12" RCA VICTOR 740.062 (F) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Blowin' Down This Road / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Ri Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust | ||||||||||
| 1964 | 3 LP 12" ELEKTRA EKL-271/272 (US) |
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS RECORDINGS :
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| 1964 | LP 12" Disc D-110 (US) |
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Hard Travelin' - Springfield Mountain / Hey Little Water Boy / Chisholm Trail / Rubber Dolly / Lindbergh / Hard Travelin' / Jiggy Jiggy Bum Bum / Put My Little Shoes / I Ain't Got Nobody / Yeller Gal (with Leadbelly) / Philadelphia Lawyer / Ida Red | ||||||||||
| 1964 | 3 LP 12" FOLKWAYS FF1 / Disc 1-10001/2/3 (US) |
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38 Favorite
American Folk -
Leadbelly,
Pete
Seeger, Woody GUTHRIE :
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| 1964 | LP 12" Mainstream 56005 (mono) / S/6005 (stereo) (US) |
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| 1964 | 3 LP 12" VEDETTE VPA 8063 (I) |
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Library Of Congress Recordings :
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| 09/1965 | LP 12" Archive Of Folk & Jazz Music FS-204 (US) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE - Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One / Pretty Boy Floyd / Poor Boy / Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / John Henry / Rangers Command / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Buffalo Skinners / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues | ||||||||||
| 1965 | LP 12" VERVE / FOLKWAYS FVS 9007 (US) |
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Bed On The Floor - Baltimore To Washington / Little Black Train / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet / Slip Knot / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues / Stepstone / Bed On The Floor / Little Darling / Miner's Song / Train Blues / Danville Girl #2 / Ride Old Paint | ||||||||||
| 1965 | LP 12" XTRA 1012 (UK) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE - Springfield Mountain / Hey Little Water Boy / Chisholm Trail / Rubber Dolly / Lindburgh / Hard Travellin' / Jiggy Jiggy Bum Bum / Put My Little Shoes / I Ain't Got Nobody / Yeller Girl / Philadelphia Lawyer / Ida Red | ||||||||||
| 1966 | LP 12" Verve / FOLKWAYS FV-9036 (US) |
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Bonneville Dam & Other Columbia River Songs - Talking Columbia / Pastures Of Plenty / New Found Land / Oregon Trail / End Of My Line / This Land Is Your Land / The Grand Coulee Dam / Ramblin Round / Goin' Down The Road | ||||||||||
| 1967 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FT 1001 (mono) / FTS 31001 (stereo) (US) |
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THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND - Talking Columbia / Pastures Of Plenty / New Found Land / Oregon Trail / End Of My Line / This Land Is Your Land / The Grand Coulee Dam / Ramblin' Round / Goin' Down The Road | ||||||||||
| 1967 | LP 12" Tradition Everest 2058 (US) |
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| 1967 | 3 LP 12" ELEKTRA EKL-271/272 (US) |
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS RECORDINGS :
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| 1968 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FTS 31502 (US) |
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Songs To Grow On Volume One - Wake Up / Cleano / Dance Around / Car-Car Song (Riding In My Car) / Don't You Push Me Down / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / Howdido / Merry-Go-Round / Sleepy Tight | ||||||||||
| 1968 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FTS 31010 (US) |
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| 1968 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FTS31010 / FT1010 (US) |
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Poor Boy - Baltimore To Washington / Little Black Train / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet / Slip Knot / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues / Stepstone / Bed On The Floor / Little Darling / Miner's Song / Train Blues / Danville Girl No. 2 / Ride Old Paint | ||||||||||
| 1968 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FWX-M 52483 (F) |
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Woody Guthrie 1 - Woody Guthrie With Leadbelly, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry And Bess Hawes - Hard Travelling (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / What Did The Deep Sea Say? (with Cisco HOUSTON) / The House Of The Rising Sun / Nine Hundred Miles (with Cisco HOUSTON) / John Henry (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Oregon Tail / We Shall Be Free (Cisco HOUSTON, LEADBELLY & Sonny TERRY) / My Dirty Overhauls (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Jackhammer Man Blues (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Springfield Mountain (Bess HAWES, Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Brown Eyes (with Cisco HOUSTON) / The Boll Weevil (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Guitar Blues (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Will You Miss Me? (Bess HAWES & Sonny TERRY) | ||||||||||
| 1968 | LP 12" XTRA 1067 (UK) |
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Songs To Grow On - Wake Up / Cleano / Dance Around / Car-Car (Riding In My Car) / Don't You Push Me Down / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / Howdido / Merrry-Go-Round / Sleepy Tight | ||||||||||
| 1969 | LP 12" Ember / Archive Of Folk Music CW 135 (UK) |
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| 1969 | LP 12" Ember CW 136 (UK) |
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Blind Sonny Terry & Woody Guthrie With Alec Stewart - Cornbread, Meat And Molasses / Ham & Eggs / Lost John / Chain Gang Blues / It Takes A Chain Gang Man / Betty And Dupree / Stackolee / Rock Me Mama / Chain Gang Special / Long John / Pick A Bale Of Cotton / Red River |
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| 1969 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS / Sonoplay M-18103 (SP) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE Canciones Folklóricas CON Leadbelly, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Bess Hawes - Hard Travelin' / What Did The Deep Blue Sea Say / The Rising Sun Blues / Nine Hundred Miles [instr.] / John Henry / Oregon Trail / We Shall Be Free / Dirty Overhalls / Jackhammer Blues / Springfield Mountain / Brown Eyes / The Boll Weevil Blues / Guitar Blues [instr.] / Will You Miss Me? | ||||||||||
| 196? | LP 12" ELEKTRA SJET-7994(M) (JAP) |
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Library Of Congress Recordings - Lost Train Blues - Railroad Blues / Old Joe Clark - Beaumont Rag / Greenback Dollar / Boll Weevil Song / Foggy Mountain Top / Worried Man Blues / I Ain't Got No Home / Dust Storm Desaster / Dust Bowl Refugees / Do-Re-Mi / Goin' Down That Road Feelin' Bad / So Long, It's Been Good To Know You |
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| 1971 | LP 12" Le Chant Du Monde LDX 74467 (F) |
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Ballades De Sacco & Vanzetti - I Just Want To Sing Your Name / Red Wine / You Souls Of Boston / Suassos Lane / The Flood And The Storm / Vanzetti's Rock / Root Hog And Die / Old Judge Thayer / We Are Welcome To Heaven / Vanzetti's Letter (#1 And #2) / Two Good Men / Sacco's Letter To Son (Vocals - Pete Seeger) |
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| 1972 | 2 LP 12" Vanguard VSD 35/36 (US) |
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The Greatest Songs Of Woody Guthrie :
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| 1973 | LP 12" OLYMPIC OL-7101 (US) |
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Immortal Woody Guthrie - Brown Eyes (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Jack Hammer Blues (with Sonny TERRY & Cisco HOUSTON) / John Henry (with Cisco HOUSTON) / House Of The Rising Sun / Little Black Train / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet / Performer (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Bed On The Floor (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Danville Girl, No. 2 (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Ride Old Paint (with Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 1974 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8209 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie Vol. 1 - Columbus Stockade (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Chain Gang Special (with Sonny TERRY) / Lost John (with Sonny TERRY) / Burry Me Beneath The Willow (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Ezekial Saw The Wheel (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Cumberland Gap (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Old Time Religion (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Stackolee (with Sonny TERRY) / Long John / Sourwood Mountain (with Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 1974 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8210 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie Vol. 2 - Rangers Command / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / More Pretty Girls Than One / Buffalo Skinners / Hey Lolly Lolly / John Henry / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues / Poor Boy / Gypsy Davy | ||||||||||
| 1975 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8246 (I) |
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Bound For Glory - Verso La Gloria - Stagolee / Children's Songs: Little Sack Of Sugar - Ship In The Sky - Swim, Swim, Swimmy I Swim / Vigilante Man / Do Re Me / Pastures Of Plenty / Grand Coulee Dam / This Land Is Your Land / Talking Fish Blues / The Sinking Of The Reuben James / Jesus Christ / There's A Better World A-Coming | ||||||||||
| 1975 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8247 (I) |
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Ballate Di Sacco & Vanzetti - I Just Want To Sing Your Name / Red Wine / You Souls Of Boston / Suassos Lane / The Flood And The Storm / Vanzetti's Rock / Root Hog And Die / Old Judge Thayer / We Are Welcome To Heaven / Vanzetti's Letter (#1 And #2) / Two Good Men / Sacco's Letter To Son (Vocals - Pete Seeger) |
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| 1976 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FA 2485 (US) |
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STRUGGLE - Struggle Blues (with Cisco HOUSTON) / A Dollar Down (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Get Along Little Doggies (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Hang Knot / Waiting at The Gate / The Dying Miner / Union Burying Ground / Lost John (with Sonny TERRY & Cisco HOUSTON) / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Ludlow Massacre / 1913 Massacre | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" CREAM CR 1002 (US) |
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WE AIN'T DOWN YET ! - Prophet Singer / Build Me A World / Loneliness / All Of Us / Wet Pair Of Shoes / Dear Mrs. Roosevelt / Union Maid / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / So Long (It's Been Good To Know Yuh) / Great Historical Bum / Born To Win / Grand Coulee Dam / We Ain't Down Yet / Love Tonic / This Train Is Bound For Glory / Kids / My Daddy (Flies A Ship In The Sky) / Letter To Will Geer / Going Down The Road Feeling Bad / Singing Cricket | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" WARNER BROS. UA-LA695-H (US) |
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Bound For Glory - Original Motion Picture Score - Hard Travelin' / This Train Is Bound For Glory / The Drifters / I Aint't Got No Home / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / Hobo's Lullaby / Dust Storm / Pastures Of Plenty / Do Re Mi / Running For The Train / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / The Train Is Bound For Glory / Arrival In Los Angeles / Oklahoma Hills / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / Howdido / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / Pastures Of Plenty / Hitchhiking / Ramshackle / Pastures Of Plenty / Curley Headed Baby / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / This Land Is Our Land / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) / Hobo Lullaby / On The Road Again / Going Down The Road / This Land Is Our Land | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS / LE CHANT DU MONDE FWX-M 50104 (F) |
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This Land Is Your Land - Talking Columbia / Patures Of Plenty / New Found Land / Oregon Trail / End Of My Line / Miner's Song / This Land Is Your Land / Grand Coulee Dam / Ramblin' Round / Goin' Down The Road / Little Black Train / Slip Knot | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" LE CHANT DU MONDE FWX-M 50105 (F) |
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Poor Boy - Woody Guthrie with Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry - Poor Boy / Danville Girl N° 2 / Baltimore To Washington / Who's Going To Shoue Your Pretty Feet / Stepstone / Bed On The Floor / Little Darling / Train Blues / Mean Talking Blues / Ride Old Paint | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8276 (I) |
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VOL. 5 - WOODY GUTHRIE - GUEST STARS : Leadbelly, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Bess Hawes - Hard Travelin' / What Did The Deep Blue Sea Say / The Rising Sun Blues / Nine Hundred Miles [instr.] / John Henry / Oregon Trail / We Shall Be Free / Dirty Overhalls / Jackhammer Blues / Springfield Mountain / Brown Eyes / The Boll Weevil Blues / Guitar Blues [instr.] / Will You Miss Me? | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8281 (I) |
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Poor Boy - Vol. 6 - Woody GUTHRIE : Baltimore To Washington (Da Baltimora A Washington) / Little Black Train (Il Piccolo Treno Nero) / Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco Houston : Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet (Chi Metterà Scarpe Ai Tuoi Piedini) / Woody GUTHRIE : Slip Knot (Nodo Scorsoio) / Poor Boy (Povero Ragazzo) / Mean Talking Blues (Talking Blues Malvagio) / Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco Houston, Sonny TERRY : Stepstone (Sulla Soglia) / Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco Houston : Bed On The Floor (Il Letto Sul Pavimento) / Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco Houston, Sonny TERRY : Little Darling (Piccola Cara) / Woody GUTHRIE : Dig My Life Away (Passo La Vita A Scavare) / Train Blues (Instrumental) (Blues Del Treno) / Woody GUTHRIE, Cisco Houston : Danville Girl No. 2 (Ragazza Di Danville, N. 2) / I Ride An Old Paint (Cavalco Un Vecchio Cavallo Pazzo) |
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| 1976 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8292 (I) |
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Goin' Down This Road Vol. 7 - Woody Guthrie - Guest Artists: Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Bess Hawes - Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Talking Hard Luck Blues / Whoopee Ti Yi Yo, Get Along Little Dogies / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Hen Cackle / Danville Girl / Put My Little Shoes Away / Sally Goodin / The Wreck Of The Old '97 / Take A Whiff On Me / Make Me A Pallet Down On Your Floor / Buffalo Gal / Goin' Down This Road Feelin' Bad | ||||||||||
| 1976 | LP 12" Albatros VPA 8293 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie Vol. 8 - Struggle - Struggle Blues / A Dollar Down And A Dollar Week / Get Along Little Doggies / Hang Knot / Waiting At The Gate / The Dying Miner / Union Burying Ground / Lost John / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Ludlow Massacre / 1913 Massacre | ||||||||||
| 04/1977 | LP 12" COLUMBIA YZ-93-FW (JAP) |
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This Land Is Your Land - Talking Columbia / Pastures Of Plenty / New Found Land / Oregon Trail / End Of My Line / This Land Is Your Land / The Grand Coulee Dam / Ramblin' Round / Goin' Down The Road / Hard Travelin' / I Ain't Got No Home / So Long It's Been Good To / Do Re Mi / How Doo Do / Talking Dust Bowl Blues |
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| 1977 | LP 12" RCA VICTOR CPL1-2099 (US) |
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A LEGENDARY PERFORMER - The Great Dust Storm / I Ain't Got No Home / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Can't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Blowin' Down This Road / Tom Joad pt 1 / Tom Joad pt 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Re Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust | ||||||||||
| 1977 | LP 12" WARNER BROS. BS 2999 (US) |
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Original Recordings Made By Woody Guthrie 1940-1946 - Gypsey Davey / Jesus Christ / Pastures Of Plenty / Columbus Georgia Stockade / So Long (It's Been Good To Know Yuh) (Dusty Old Dust) / Howdido / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard Travelin' / Better World / This Land Is Your Land | ||||||||||
| 1977 | 2 LP 12" Adam VIII 8036 (US) |
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Woody Guthrie Remembered :
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| 1977 | LP 12" WARNER BROS. WB 56 335 / BS 2999 (GER) |
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Original Recordings Made By Woody Guthrie 1940-1946 - Gypsey Davey / Jesus Christ / Pastures Of Plenty / Columbus Georgia Stockade / So Long (It's Been Good To Know Yuh) (Dusty Old Dust) / Howdido / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard Travelin' / Better World / This Land Is Your Land | ||||||||||
| 1977 | LP 12" WARNER BROS. UAS 30035 (F) |
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En Route Pour La Gloire (Bound For Glory) - Bande Originale Du Film - Woody Guthrie / David Carradine / Leonard Rosenman - Hard Travelin' (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / This Train Is Bound For Glory - The Drifters - I Ain't Got No Home - So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / Hobo's Lullaby (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Dust Storm - Pleasures Of Plenty / Do Re Mi (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Running For The Train - So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) - This Train Is Bound For Glory - Arrival In Los Angeles / Oklahoma Hills (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) - Howdido (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) - Pastures Of Plenty - Hitchhiking - Ramshackle / Pastures Of Plenty (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Curley Headed Baby - Talking Dust Bowl Blues - This Land Is Your Land / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Hobo's Lullaby - On The Road Again - Going Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / This Land Is Your Land |
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| 1977 | LP 12" RCA VICTOR PL 12099 (F) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Blowin' Down This Road / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Ri Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust | ||||||||||
| 1977 | LP 12" ALBATROS VPA 8304 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie Vol.9 - Songs To Grow On - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Car Song / Don't You Push Me / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / How Doo Do / Merry Go 'round / Sleepy Eyes |
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| 1978 | LP 12" pläne GF 0080 (GER) |
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Dies Land Ist Mein Land - Talking Columbia - Reden Wir Einmal Vom Columbia-River / Pastures Of Plenty - Grünes Land Der Fülle / New Found Land - Neuentdecktes Land / Oregon Trail - Der Weg Nach Oregon / End Of My Line - Ende Meines Lieds / Miner's Song - Bergarbeiter-Song / This Land Is Your Land - Dies Land Ist Dein Land / Grand Coulee Dam - Grand Coulee Staudamm / Ramblin' Round - Ich Streif' Herum / Goin' Down The Road - Ich Geh' Die Straße 'runter / Little Black Train - Kleiner Schwarzer Zug / Slip Knot - Galgenknoten | ||||||||||
| 1978 | 3 LP 12" ALBATROS ALB 7 (I) |
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Ballate, Canti Di Lavoro, Talking-Blues, Canzoni. Songs :
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| 1979 | LP 12" pläne 88 160 (GER) |
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Ballads Of Sacco & Vanzetti - 12 Balladen Über Sacco & Vanzetti - I Just Want To Sing Your Name - Ich Will Einfach Deinen Namen Singen / Red Wine - Roter Wein / You Souls Of Boston - Ihr Seelen Von Boston / Suassos Lane - Suassos Lane / The Flood And The Storm - Die Flut Und Der Sturm / Vanzetti's Rock - Vanzettis Fels / Root Hog And Die - Auf Gedeih Und Verderb / Old Judge Thayer - Alter Richter Thayer / We Are Welcome To Heaven - Wir Begrüssen Im Himmel / Vanzetti's Letter - Vanzettis Brief / Two Good Men - Zwei Gute Männer / Sacco's Letter To His Son - Saccos Brief An Seinen Sohn (Pete Seeger) | ||||||||||
| 1979 | 3 LP 12" ALBATROS ALB/16 (I) |
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Ballate, Canti Di Lavoro, Talking-Blues, Canzoni. Songs, Ballads, Work-Songs - 2 :
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| 1979 | LP 12" RCA PL-12099 (SP) |
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El Genuino Sabor Americano - Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / I'm Blowing Down / Do Re Mi / Dust Can't Kill Me / Tom Joad / The Great Dust Strom / Dusty Old Dust / Dust Bowl Refugee / Dust Pneumonia Blues / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Vigilante Man | ||||||||||
| 197? | 2 LP 12" Monkey MY 41016 (F) |
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Songs From The West Volume 16 - Pete SEEGER - Woody Guthrie - CISCO HOUSTON - Pete Seeger : Ariran / Die Gendanken Sind Frei / Woody GUTHRIE : John Henry / Cisco HOUSTON : Colombus Stockade / Take A Wiff On Me / Johny Hard / The Golden Vanity / Foggy Mountain Top / Woody GUTHRIE : Aint Gonna Be Treated This Way / Pretty Boy Floyd / Pete Seeger : Go Down Old Hannah / The House Carpenter / Courtings Songs / Woody GUTHRIE : Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinnors / Cisco HOUSTON : Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Woody GUTHRIE : Hard Aint It Hard / Lonesome Day / Pete Seeger : Paddy Works On The Railroad / Winns Bord Cotton Mills Blues / In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down / The Greeland Fisheries |
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| 1980 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FTS 37305 (US) |
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Equilibrium - The National Audubon Society's Album Of Songs Of Nature And Humanity - David Laing - Tom Wisner - Pete Seeger - Woody Guthrie - Gold In The Morning - Roving Mind / Lazy Floating Feather / Silver Bell / Wild River / Golden Stream: The Ballad Of Glen Canyon / Hypothermia Blues / My Flowers / The Great Dust Storm / Magic Mountain / One Grain Of Sand / No Other Way / Made Of Water / House Of Green | ||||||||||
| 1981 | LP 12" pläne / FOLKWAYS 88247 (GER) |
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POOR BOY - Poor Boy / Danville Girl No.2 (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Baltimore To Washington / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Stepstone (with Sonny TERRY) / Bed On The Floor (with Cisco HOUSTON) / Little Darling (with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny TERRY) / Train Blues (with Sonny TERRY) / Mean Talking Blues / Ride Old Paint (with Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 1982 | LP 12" Radiola MR-1133 (US) |
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Folk Music Radio - Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Burl Ives, Josh White - Hootenanny / Back Where I Came From | ||||||||||
| 1982 | LP 12" Tradition Everest TR 2088 (US) |
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The Early Years - Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Colombus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekial Saw The Wheel |
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| 1982 | LP 12" JOKER SM 3960 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie With CISCO HOUSTON And Sonny Terry VOL. 1 - Little Black Train / Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Feet / Bed On The Floor / Jack Hammer Blues / John Henry / Brown Eyes / The House Of The Rising Sun / Danville Girl, No 2 / Ride Old Paint | ||||||||||
| 1982 | LP 12" JOKER SM 3961 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie With CISCO HOUSTON And Sonny Terry VOL. 2 - Stackolee / Sourwood Mountain / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Lost John / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Long John / Ezekial Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 1982 | LP 12" Apolo J&B 6018 (SP) |
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Jazz & Blues Vol. 18 - "In Memoriam" - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard |
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| 1982 | LP 12" Doblon 50.1729 (SP) |
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Historia Del Folk & Blues Volumen 3 - CISCO HOUSTON & Woody Guthrie - Take A Whiff Of Me / Bad Lee Brown / The Golden Vanity / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Old Time Religion / Columbus Stockade / Johnny Hard / Foggy Mountain Dew / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Skip To My Lou / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 1983 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FA-54.9217 (SP) |
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Songs Of The Spanish Civil War - Volume 2 - Woody Guthrie, Ernst Busch, Bart Van Der Schelling - Jarama / On The Jarama Front (En El Frente Del Jarama) / Ballad Of The XI Brigada (Balada De La Brigada 11) / Hans Beimier, Comerade (Hans Beimier, Camarada) /The Thaelmann-Column (La Columna Thaelmann) / Songs We Remember (Las Canciones De Nuestros Recuerdos) : Santa Espina - Sevillanos - El Camino De Avilés - Behind The Barbed Wire (Detrás De La Alambrada) : La Guardia Rossa (La Guardia Roja) - We Hindterm Draht Behind The Barbed Wire (Detrás De La Alambrada) - French Song For The Spanish Youth (La Joven Guardia) - Au Devant De La Vie (Hacia La Nueva Vida) | ||||||||||
| 1985 | LP 12" FOLKWAYS FC 7016 (US) |
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Why, Oh Why? - Why, Oh Why / Pick It Up / Pretty And Shiny-O / Needle Sing / Build My House / Goodnight Little Darling / My Yellow Crayon / Roll On / Jiggy Jiggy Bum / Bubble Gum / Goodnight Little Darling (Reprise) | ||||||||||
| 1986 | CD Dial Discos 97907 (SP) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE SINGS FOLK SONGS, VOL. 2 WITH Cisco Houston AND SONNY TERRY - Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Talking Hard Luck Blues / Whoopee Ti Yi Yo, Git Along Little Doggies / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Hen Cackle / Danville Girl / Put My Little Shoes Away / Sally Goodin / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Gamblin' Man / Wreck Of The Old '97 / Take A Whiff On Me / Make Me A Pallet Down On Your Floor / Buffallo Gal / Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad | ||||||||||
| 1987 | CD Rounder ROUnder CD 1036 (US) |
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Columbia River Collection - Oregon Trail / Roll On Columbia / New Found Land / Talking Columbia / Roll Columbia, Roll / Columbia's Waters / Ramblin' Blues / It Takes A Married Man To Sing A Worried Song / Hard Travelin' / The Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done / Jackhammer Blues / Song Of The Coulee Dam / Grand Coulee Dam / Washington Talkin' Blues / Ramblin' Round / Pastures Of Plenty / End Of My Line | ||||||||||
| 1987 | LP 12" Blue Moon BMLP 1.038 (UK) |
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Good Mornin' Blues - Early LEADBELLY 1935-1940 - LEADBELLY Narrated By: Woody Guthrie - Introduction / I Ain't Going Down / Went Out On The Mountain / Whoa Back / Worried Blues / Good Mornin' Blues / You Can't Lose Me Charlie / Boll Weevil / Death Letter Blues Part 1 / Death Letter Blues Part 2 / Kansas City Papa / Dadddy I'm Coming Back To You / Shorty George / Yellow Jacket / T.B. Woman Blues |
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| 1988 | CD pläne 88623 (GER) |
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Columbia River Collection - Oregon Trail / Roll On Columbia / New Found Land / Talking Columbia / Roll Columbia, Roll / Columbia's Waters / Ramblin' Blues / It Takes A Married Man To Sing A Worried Song / Hard Travelin' / The Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done / Jackhammer Blues / Song Of The Coulee Dam / Grand Coulee Dam / Washington Talkin' Blues / Ramblin' Round / Pastures Of Plenty / End Of My Line | ||||||||||
| 1988 | CD Rounder CD 1040 (US) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Ri Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) | ||||||||||
| 1988 | 3 LP 12" Rounder 1041/42/43 (US) |
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS RECORDINGS :
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| 1988 | 2 LP 12" BBC TRANCRIPTION CN 5125/S (UK) |
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Woody Guthrie : BBC Transcription Set On The Life Of The Great American Balladeer, Woody Guthrie :
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| 1988 | LP 12" Deja Vu DVLP 2128 (I) |
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The Woody Guthrie Collection - 20 Golden Greats - House Of The Rising Sun / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Danville Girls Nr.2 / Hard Travellin' / Poor Boy / Baltimore To Washington / Bed On The Floor / Dig My Life Away / Buffalo Skinners / Hard Ain't It Hard / Gypsy Davy / Little Darling / I Ride An Old Paint / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Sourwood Mountain / Oregon Trail / Boll Weevil Blues / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues |
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| 1989 | CD PAIR 1294 (US) |
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ONE OF A KIND - Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / John Henry / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Pretty Boy Floyd / Black Jack Davey / Buffalo Skinners / Ranger's Command / Cumberland Gap / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Sourwood Mountain / Stack-O-Lee / Lost John / Chain Gang Special / Hey Lolly Lolly / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Columbus Stockade | ||||||||||
| 10/1989 | CD Smithsonian FOLKWAYS SF CD 40001 (US) |
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Folkways - The Original Vision - LEAD BELLY - WOODY GUTHRIE - Bring Me a Little Water, Sylvie (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Anne Graham) / Pretty Boy Floyd (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Do-Re-Mi (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Jesus Christ (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Rock Island Line (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / 4, 5, And 9 (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Brownie McGhee / Sonny Terry) / Will Geer Reading Woody Guthrie (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Will Geer) / Hard Travelin' (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Fannin Street (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Philadelphia Lawyer (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Hobo's Lullaby (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / The Bourgeois Blues (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Grey Goose (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Goodnight Irene (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Vigilante Man (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / This Land Is Your Land (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Woody's Rag (Hard Work) (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / The Midnight Special (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / We Shall Be Free (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco Houston) | ||||||||||
| 1989 | CD Smithsonian FOLKWAYS SF CD 40010 (US) |
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LEADBELLY Sings Folk Songs With Woody Guthrie, Sonny Terry & Cisco Houston - There's A Man Going Around Taking Names / Stewball / Keep Your Hands Off Her / Good-Good-Good (Talking, Preaching) - We Shall Walk Thru The Valley / Lining Track / Outskirts Of Town / We Shall Be Free / The Blood Done Sign My Name (Ain't You Glad) / On A Monday / Jean Harlow / Corn Bread Rough / National Defense Blues / Little Children's Blues / Fiddler's Dram / Meeting At The Building | ||||||||||
| 1989 | LP 12" Celtic Music CMM 300 (UK) |
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Folkways: A vision revisited - The original performance of Pete SEEGER - Woody guthrie - LEADBELLY - Goodnight Irene (LEADBELLY) / House of the rising sun (Woody GUTHRIE) / Michael row the boat ashore (Pete SEEGER) / On A Monday (LEADBELLY) / Little Black Train (Woody GUTHRIE) / Big rock candy mountain (Pete SEEGER) / Midnight special (LEADBELLY) / Pretty old boy (Woody GUTHRIE) / Boll Weevil (Pete SEEGER) / Silvy (LEADBELLY) / Gypsy Davy (Woody GUTHRIE) / Casey Jones (Pete SEEGER) / Bourgeois Blues (LEADBELLY) / More pretty girls than one (Woody GUTHRIE) / Blue tail fly (Pete SEEGER) / Keppe Your Hands Off Her (LEADBELLY) / Hey lolly lolly (Woody GUTHRIE) / Joshua Fit The Battle (Pete SEEGER) |
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| 07/1990 | CD TRADITION ? (US) |
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EARLY MASTERS - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Going Down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Ranger's Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard | ||||||||||
| 07/1990 | CD COLLECTABLES COLCD 5095 / COL-5095 (US) |
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| 07/1990 | CD COLLECTABLES COLCD 5098 (US) |
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IMMORTAL WOODY GUTHRIE - GOLDEN CLASSICS - PART TWO - Brown Eyes (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Jack Hammer Blues (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON / Sonny TERRY) / John Henry (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / House Of The Rising Sun / Little Black Train / Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet? (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Bed On The Floor (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Danville Girl, No. 2 (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / I Ride An Old Paint (Woody GUTHRIE feat: Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 1990 | CD Object Enterprises OR0122 (UK) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Black Jack Davis (Gypsy Davis) / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain´t Gonna Be Treated This Way / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain´t It Hard / Stackhole With Sunny / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Bury Me Beneath Willow / Ezekial Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 1990 | CD DEJA VU DVRECD 50 (I) |
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The Woody Guthrie Story - House Of The Rising Sun / Oregon Trail / Columbus Stockade / Chain Gang Special / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues / Little Darling / You Shall Be Free / John Henry / Slip Knot / Dig My Life Away / Train Blues / Hard Travellin' / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Guitar Blues / Jack-Hammer Blues / Boll Weevil Blues / Baltimore To Washington / Little Black Train / Bed On The Floor / I Ride An Old Paint / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Ezekial Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 1990 | CD 16 TONS CD 11008 (EUR) |
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16 Great Songs - Woody Guthrie / Pete SEEGER - Woody GUTHRIE : Gipsy Davy (Black Jack Davis) / Hey Lolly Lolly / John Henry / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Pete SEEGER : The Greenland Fisheries / Go Down Old Hannah / Ariran / Die Gedanken Sind Frei / Bayeza / Kisses Sweater Than Wine / Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues / The House Carpenter / Special Bonustrack : Unknown artist : Three Courting Songs |
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| 1991 | CD LEGACY CD 345 (US) |
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THE EARLY YEARS - Woody Guthrie With Guest Artists Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gipsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated That Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow | ||||||||||
| 11/1991 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS SF 45035 (US) |
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SONGS TO GROW ON FOR MOTHER AND CHILD - Grassy Grass Grass (Grow, Grow, Grow) / Swimmy Swim / Little Sugar (Little Saka Sugar) / Rattle My Rattle / I Want My Milk (I Want It Now) / 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 / One Day Old / Wash-Y Wash Wash (Warshy Little Tootsy) / I'll Eat You, I'll Drink You / Make A Blobble / Who's My Pretty Baby (Hey Pretty Baby) / I'll Write And I'll Draw / Why, Oh Why / Pick It Up / Pretty And Shiny-O | ||||||||||
| 1991 | CD Special Music Company SCD-4824 (US) |
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Worried Man Blues - Worried Man Blues (A Worried Man) / John Henry / Pretty Boy Floyd / Gypsy Davy / Cumberland Gap / Ezekial Saw The Wheel / Sourwood Mountain / Stack-O-Lee / Lost John / Chain Gang Special | ||||||||||
| 02/1992 | CD Commodore KICP-2223 (JAP) |
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Sod Buster Ballads - Woody Guthrie With Almanac Singers - The Dodger Song / Ground Hog / State Of Arkansas / Hard, Ain't It Hard / I Ride An Old Paint / House Of The Rising Sun / Haul Away, Joe / Blow Ye Wind, Heigh-Ho / Blow The Man Down / The Golden Vanity / Away Rio / The Coast Of High Barbary / Weavers Song / Greenland Fishing |
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| 08/1992 | CD Warner Bros. 9 45020-2 (US) |
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Woody's 20 Grow Big Songs - Woody & Arlo Guthrie And The Guthrie Family - Wake Up / Clean-O / All Work Together / Dance Around / Pretty And Shiny-O / Don't You Push Me Down / Little Seed / Needle Sing / Merry-Go-Round / Howdy Doo / Mailman / Riding In My Car (Car Song) / Bling Blang / Pick It Up / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Race You Down The Mountain / Jig Along Home / Little Bird / Sleep Eye | ||||||||||
| 1992 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD SF 45036 (US) |
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Nursery Days - Wake Up / Clean-O / Dance Around / Riding Around In My Car (Car Song) / Don't You Push Me Down / My Dolly / Put Your Finger In The Air / Come See / Race You Down The Mountain / Howdido / Merry-Go-Round / Sleep Eye / My Yellow Crayon / Roll On / Jiggy Jiggy Bum / Bubble Gum | ||||||||||
| 1992 | CD Music Club MCCD 067 (UK) |
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The Very Best Of Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / Pretty Boy Floyd / Take A Whiff On Me / Do Re Mi / Put My Little Shoes Away / Washington Talkin' Blues / Hard Travelin' / Jesus Christ / Whopee Ti Yi Yo, Get Along Little Dogies / Grand Coulee Dam / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Talkin' Hard Luck Blues / Philadelphia Lawyer / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / The Wreck Of The Old '97 / Keep Your Skillet Good And Greasy / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Going Down That Road Feeling Bad / Goodnight Little Arlo (Goodnight Little Darlin') / So Long It's Been Good To Know You | ||||||||||
| 1992 | CD Music Club MCCDSE 067 (UK) (limited edition, numbered) |
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The Very Best Of Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / Pretty Boy Floyd / Take A Whiff On Me / Do Re Mi / Put My Little Shoes Away / Washington Talkin' Blues / Hard Travelin' / Jesus Christ / Whopee Ti Yi Yo, Get Along Little Dogies / Grand Coulee Dam / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Talkin' Hard Luck Blues / Philadelphia Lawyer / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / The Wreck Of The Old '97 / Keep Your Skillet Good And Greasy / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Going Down That Road Feeling Bad / Goodnight Little Arlo (Goodnight Little Darlin') / So Long It's Been Good To Know You | ||||||||||
| 1993 | CD CMA CM 8018 (GER) |
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The Early Years - Woody Guthrie Featuring : Cisco Houston And Sonny Terry - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffolo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonne Be Treated That Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow |
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| 05/1994 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS SF CD 40046 (US) |
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LONG WAY TO TRAVEL - UNRELEASED MASTERS 1944-49 - Hard Travelin' / Talking Centralia / Farmer - Labor Train / Harriet Tubman's Ballad / Warden In The Sky / Train Narration / Seattle To Chicago / Rain Crow Bill / Along In The Sun And The Rain / Budded Roses / Train Rid | ||||||||||
| 1994 | CD Legacy International CD-300 (US) |
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Folkways: A vision revisited - The original performance of Pete SEEGER - Woody guthrie - LEADBELLY - Goodnight Irene (LEADBELLY) / House of the rising sun (Woody GUTHRIE) / Michael row the boat ashore (Pete SEEGER) / On A Monday (LEADBELLY) / Little Black Train (Woody GUTHRIE) / Big rock candy mountain (Pete SEEGER) / Midnight special (LEADBELLY) / Pretty old boy (Woody GUTHRIE) / Boll Weevil (Pete SEEGER) / Silvy (LEADBELLY) / Gypsy Davy (Woody GUTHRIE) / Casey Jones (Pete SEEGER) / Bourgeois Blues (LEADBELLY) / More pretty girls than one (Woody GUTHRIE) / Blue tail fly (Pete SEEGER) / Keppe Your Hands Off Her (LEADBELLY) / Hey lolly lolly (Woody GUTHRIE) / Joshua Fit The Battle (Pete SEEGER) |
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| 1994 | CD Legacy International CD-345 (US) |
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The Early Years - Woody Guthrie With Guest Artists Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated That Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekial Saw The Wheel |
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| 01/1995 | CD ROUNDER 1036 (US) |
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COLUMBIA RIVER COLLECTION - Oregon Trail / Roll On Columbia / New Found Land / Talking Columbia / Roll Columbia, Roll / Columbia's Waters / Ramblin' Blues / It Takes A Married Man To Sing A Worried Song / Hard Travelin' / The Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done / Jackhammer Blues / Song Of The Coulee Dam / Grand Coulee Dam / Washington Talkin' Blues / Ramblin' Round / Pastures Of Plenty / End Of My Line | ||||||||||
| 02/1995 | CD COLLECTABLES COL-CD-5605 (US) |
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Woody Guthrie & Cisco Houston - VolUMEs 1 & 2 - Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One / Pretty Boy Floyd / Buffalo Skinners / Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / John Henry / Ranger's Command / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Poor Boy / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues / Take A Whiff On Me / Skip To My Lou / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Johnny Hart / Columbus Stockade / Foggy Mountain Top / Sourwood Mountain / Bad Lee Brown / Cumberland Gap / The Golden Vanity / Old Time Religion / Bury Me Beneath the Willow | ||||||||||
| 1995 | CD COLLECTABLES COL-CD-5606 (US) |
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Songs Of The Lincoln Brigade & International Brigades And Southern Mountain Hoedown - Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Pete SEEGER, Bess Lomax, Butch Hawes, Ernst Busch - Songs Of The Lincoln Brigade & International Brigades : Pete SEEGER, Bess Lomax, Butch Hawes, Ernst Busch, Woody Guthrie & Chorus : The Peat-Bog Soldiers / Freedom / Quinte Regimento / Spanish Marching Song / Song Of The International Brigades / The Four Insurgent / Quinte Brigada / Cook House / Han's Beimler / Hong Of The United Front / Quartermaster Song / Jarama Valley / Southern Mountain Hoedown : Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry : Ida Red / Fiddle Breakdown / Old Dan Tucker / Hoe Cakes Fritter / Cripple Creek / Sally Gooden / Salty Dog Breakdown / Buffalo Gals / Joe Clark / Froggy Went-A Courting | ||||||||||
| 1995 | CD CAMDEN 74321317742 (UK) |
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A Legendary Performer - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do Ri Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) | ||||||||||
| 1995 | CD DEJA VU DVBC 910-2 (I) |
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Modern Times - Deluxe Collector's Edition - House Of The Rising Sun / Oregon Trail / Columbus Stockade / Chain Gang Special / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues / Little Darling / You Shall Be Free / John Henry / Slip Knot / Dig My Life Away / Train Blues / Hard Travellin' / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Guitar Blues / Jack-Hammer Blues / Boll Weevil Blues / Baltimore To Washington |
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| 1996 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40060 (US) |
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BALLADS OF SACCO & VANZETTI - The Flood And The Storm / Two Good Men / Just Want To Sing Your Name / Red Wine / Suassos Lane / You Souls Of Boston / Old Judge Thayer / Vanzetti's Rock / Vanzetti's Letter / Root Hog And Die / We Welcome To Heaven / Sacco's Letter To His Son | ||||||||||
| 04/1996 | CD Rykodisc TCD 1017 (US) |
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Early Masters - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Going Down The Road Feeling Bad / Ranger's Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard | ||||||||||
| 05/1996 | CD Cleveland International 1010 (US) |
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Woody Guthrie’s American Song - Last Album - Woody Guthrie, Peter Glazer, Jeff Waxman - Act I : Hard Travelin’ / So Long It’s Been Good To Know You / Oklahoma Hills / Dust Storm Disaster / I Ain’t Got No Home - So Long / Bound For Glory / Do Re Mi / Worried Man / Ain’t Gonna Be Treated This Way / End Of My Line / Grand Coulee Dam / Pastures Of Plenty / Act II : I Ain’t Got No Home / Hard, Ain’t It Hard / I Don’t Feel At Home On The Bowery No More / Talking’ Subway / Union Maid / The Reuben James / Nine Hundred Miles / Deportee / Better World A-Comin’ / Lonesome Valley / This Land Is Your Land |
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| 09/1996 | 3 CD ROUNDER 0631041 (US) |
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS :
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| 10/1996 | CD MCA 11499 (US) |
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THEIR COMPLETE GENERAL RECORDINGS - THE ALMANAC SINGERS (Woody GUTHRIE, Lee HAYS, Pete HAWCS, Millard LAMPELL & Pete SEEGER) - Blow Ye Winds / Heigh Ho / Away Rio / Blow The Man Down / House Of The Rising Sun / Ground Hog / State Of Arkansas / The Weaver's Song / I Ride An Old Paint / Hard, Ain't It Hard / The Dodger Song / Greenland Fishing / The Golden Vanity / The Coast Of High Barbary / Haul Away, Joe | ||||||||||
| 10/1996 | CD COLLECTOR'S EDITION 5 (US) |
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Folk Hero - John Henry / Worried Man Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Lost John / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Lonesome Day / Buffalo Skinners / Gypsy Davy / Cumberland Gap / Poor Boy / Chain Gang Special / Columbus Stockade / Hard, Ain't It Hard / More Pretty Girls Than One / Long John | ||||||||||
| 1996 | CD COLLECTOR'S EDITION 8 (US) |
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SING OUT - Pete SEEGER / Woody GUTHRIE - Union Maid (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues (Woody GUTHRIE) / Washington Breakdown (ALMANAC SINGERS) / Gypsy Davy (Woody GUTHRIE) / Talking Union (Pete SEEGER) / Blow The Man Down (Woody GUTHRIE & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Which Side Are You On (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) / House Of The Rising Sun (Woody GUTHRIE) / Round And Round Hitler's Grave (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Billy Boy (Woody GUTHRIE, Josh WHITE & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Sinking Of The Reuben James (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Hard, Ain't It Hard (Woody GUTHRIE & ALMANAC SINGERS) / C For Conscription / Liza Jane (Pete SEEGER, Woody GUTHRIE & Josh WHITE) / All I Want (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) / Blowing' Down The Road (Woody GUTHRIE) / Dear Mr. President / Old Paint (Woody GUTHRIE) / Deliver The Goods (Pete SEEGER & ALMANAC SINGERS) | ||||||||||
| 1996 | CD TKO ? / United Audio UAE 30242 (US) |
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Members Edition - John Henry / Long John / Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Gals Than One / Blowin Down This Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, It Ain't Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 02/1997 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40100 (US) |
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THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND - ASCH RECORDING - VOL. 1 - This Land Is Your Land / Car Song / Ramblin' Round / Talking Fishing Blues / Philadelphia Lawyer / Lindbergh / Hobo's Lullaby / Pastures Of Plenty / Grand Coulee Dam / End Of The Line / New York Town / Gypsy Davy / Jesus Christ / This Land Is Your Land / Do-Re-Mi / Jarama Valley / The Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done / Picture From Life's Other Side / Jesse James / Talking Hard Work / When That Great Ship Went Down / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Going Down the Road Feeling Bad / I Ain't Got Nobody / Sinking Of The Reuben James / Why, Oh Why? / This Land is Your Land | ||||||||||
| 03/1997 | CD ROUNDER 8050 (US) |
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This Land Is Your Land - An All American Children's Folk Classic - Howdido (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / Riding In My Car (Car Song) / Along Home (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / Mail Myself To You (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / Bling Blang (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / All Work Together (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / Grassey Grass Grass / So Long (It's Been Good to Know Yuh) (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / This Land Is Your Land (instr.) (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) / All Work Together (instr.) (Woody Guthrie feat: Arlo Guthrie) | ||||||||||
| 09/1997 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40101 (US) |
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MULESKINNER BLUES - ASCH RECORDING - VOL. 2 - Muleskinner Blues / Wreck Of The Old 97 / Sally Goodin' / Little Black Train / Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet / Baltimore To Washington / Rubber Dolly / Years / Sowing On The Mountain / Bed On The Floor / Take A Whiff On Me / Stepstone / Put My Little Shoes Away / Hen Cackle / Poor Boy / Stackolee / Johnny Hart / Worried Man Blues / Danville Girl / Gamling Man / Rye Straw / Crawdad Song / Ida Red / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Train 45 | ||||||||||
| 1997 | CD Ediciones Del Prado – CA.045 (SP) |
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The Very Best Of Woody Guthrie - John Henry / Long John / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Aint It Hard / Lost John / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Cumberland Gap / Buffalo Skinners |
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| 05/1998 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40102 (US) |
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HARD TRAVELIN' - ASCH RECORDING - VOL. 3 - Hard Travelin' / Farmer / Labor Train / Howdjadoo / Ship In The Sky / I Ain't Got No Home In This World / Anymore / Mean Talking Blues / Better World A-Comin' / Miss Pavlichenko / So Long, It's Been Good To Know You (WWII Version) / New Found Land / Oregon Trail / Vigilante Man / 1913 Massacre / Talking Columbia / Two Good Men / Sally, Don't You Grieve / Talking Sailor / What Are We Waiting On? / Railroad Blues / Ludlow Massacre / Ladies Auxiliary / Miner's Song / When The Yanks Go Marching In / Union Maid (Excerpt) / Rubaiyat (Excerpt) / The Many And The Few / Hanukkah Dance | ||||||||||
| 1998 | CD Little, Brown and Company 0-316-92480-6 (US) |
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This Land Is Your Land - This Land Is Your Land / Howdi Do / Jig Along Home / Mail Myself To You / Bling-Blang / Riding In My Car / All Work Together / Grassey Grass Grass / So Long, It's Been Good To Know Yuh |
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| 1998 | CD CAMDEN 74321 578392 (UK) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / I Ain't Got No Home / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Vigilante Man / Dust Can't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Blowin' Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad, Part 1 / Tom Joad, Part 2 / Dust Bowl Refugee / Do-Re-Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) | ||||||||||
| 1998 | CD Chrisly CR 4005 (GER) |
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The Early Years - Legendary Historical Recordings - SPECIAL GUESTSTAR Cisco Houston & SONNY TERRY Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffolo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonne Be Treated That Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow |
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| 01/1999 | CD PRISM LEISURE PLATCD 427 (EUR) |
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PASTURES OF PLENTY - THE BEST OF - Pastures Of Plenty /
House Of The Rising Sun / Vigilante Man / Do Re Mi / Sinking Of The Reuben
James / John Henry / Talking Dust Bowl Blues I Ain't Got No Home / The Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done / Blowin' Down This Road / Feeling Bad / Grand Coulee Dam / Gypsy Davy / Ramblin' Round Your City / We Shall Be Free / Pretty Boy Floyd / New York Town / Worried Man Blues / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Old Time Religion / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Cumberland Gap / Philadelphia Lawyer / Tom Joad (Part2) / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / This Land Is Your Land |
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| 02/1999 | CD Legacy 463 (US) |
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The Original Folkways Recordings - Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly : Brown Eyes (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Jack Hammer Blues (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny Terry) / John Henry (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / House Of The Rising Sun (Woody GUTHRIE) / Little Black Train (Woody GUTHRIE) / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Bed On The Floor (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Danville Girl, No. 2 (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Ride Old Point (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Michael, Row the Boat (Pete Seeger) / Big Rock Candy Mountain (Pete Seeger) / I've Been Working On The Railroad (Pete Seeger) / Down In The Valley (Pete Seeger) / Blue Tail Fly (Pete Seeger) / Boll Weevil (Pete Seeger) / Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho (Pete Seeger) / The Fox (Pete Seeger) / Casey Jones (Pete Seeger) / How Long (Leadbelly with Sonny Terry) / I've Got A Pretty Flower (Leadbelly with Josh WHITE) | ||||||||||
| 04/1999 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40103 (US) |
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BUFFALO SKINNERS - ASCH RECORDING - VOL. 4 - Ranger's Command / Buffalo Skinners / Billy The Kid / Cowboy Waltz / Pretty Boy Floyd / Along In The Sun And The Rain / Whoopie Ti Yi Yo, Get Along Liittle Dogies / Froggie Went A-Courtin' / Buffalo Gals / I Ride An Old Paint / Dead Or Alive / Slipknot / Cocaine Blues / Go Tell Aunt Rhody / Chisholm Trail / Stewball / Wild Cyclone / Train Blues / Red River Valley / Fastest Of Ponies / Stewball / Snow Deer / When The Curfew Blows / Little Darling / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / The Return Of Rocky Mountain Slim And Desert Rat Shorty | ||||||||||
| 08/1999 | 4 CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD 40112 (US) |
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ASCH RECORDING - VOL. 1-4 :
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| 1999 | CD Hallmark 312142 (UK) |
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This Machine Kills Fascists - Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard It Ain't Hard / Gypsy Davy / Buffalo Skinners / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Bury Me Beneath This Pillow / Chain Gang Special / Columbus Stockade / Cumberland Gap / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Hey Lolly Lolly / John Henry / Stackolee With Sonny / Sourwood Mountain / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / More Pretty Girls Than One / Lost John With Sonny / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues | ||||||||||
| 1999 | CD Hobby & Work CM011 (I) |
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Woody Guthrie - House Of The Rising Sun / John Henry / Oregon Trail / Baltimore To Wahington / Little Black Train / Slip Knot / Poor Boy / Mean Talking Blues / Dig My Life Away / Pretty Boy Floyd / Buffalo Skinners / I Ride An Old Paint / Stackolee / Chain Gang Special / Cumberland Gap / Bury Me Beneath Willow / You Shall Be Free / Hard Travellin' |
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| 05/2000 | 4 CD Chrome Dreams ABCD 016 (UK) |
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THE WOODY GUTHRIE STORY :
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| 07/2000 | 2 CD BMG DBG 53084 (US) |
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American Folk Legend :
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| 10/2000 | 2 CD ABM 1322 (US) |
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Dust Can´t Kill Me :
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| 11/2000 | CD BUDDAH 74465 99724 2 (US) |
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DUST BOWL BALLADS - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) / Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad, Pt. 1 / Tom Joad, Pt. 2 / Do Re Mi / Dust Bowl Refugee / I Ain't Got No Home / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Talking Dust Bowl Blues [alternate version] | ||||||||||
| 11/2000 | CD Mastersong 503722 (US) |
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The Original Folkways Recordings - Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly : Brown Eyes (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Jack Hammer Blues (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON & Sonny Terry) / John Henry (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / House Of The Rising Sun (Woody GUTHRIE) / Little Black Train (Woody GUTHRIE) / Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Bed On The Floor (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Danville Girl, No. 2 (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Ride Old Point (Woody GUTHRIE with Cisco HOUSTON) / Michael, Row the Boat (Pete Seeger) / Big Rock Candy Mountain (Pete Seeger) / I've Been Working On The Railroad (Pete Seeger) / Down In The Valley (Pete Seeger) / Blue Tail Fly (Pete Seeger) / Boll Weevil (Pete Seeger) / Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho (Pete Seeger) / The Fox (Pete Seeger) / Casey Jones (Pete Seeger) / How Long (Leadbelly with Sonny Terry) / I've Got A Pretty Flower (Leadbelly with Josh WHITE) | ||||||||||
| 12/2000 | 2 CD RECALL SMDCD311 (UK) |
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RAMBLIN' ROUND :
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| 2000 | 2 CD Purple Flame PF 2056 (UK) |
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The Woody Guthrie Collection :
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| 2000 | CD NOSTALGIA NST C 054 (I) |
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900 Miles - Pastures Of Plenty / Oregon Trail / Song Of The Coulee Dam / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Old Time Religion / Columbus Stockade / John Henry / Gipsy Davy / Cumberland Gap / End Of My Line / Ramblin' Round / New Found Land / 900 Miles / Rangers Command / Hard, Ain' T It Hard / Sourwood Mountain / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Hard Travelin' / More That Girls That One |
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| 2000 | 2 CD Double Gold DBG 53084 (POR) |
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American Folk Legend :
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| 2000 | CD MasterSong 503562 (AUS) |
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The Early Years - WOODY GUTHRIE FEATURIN SONNY TERRY & Cisco HOUSTON - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 06/2001 | CD Cleopatra CLP 1021CD (US) |
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THE VERY BEST OF WOODY GUTHRIE - Worried Man Blues / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Columbus Stockade Blues / Gypsy Davy / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Rangers Command / Danville Girl / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues | ||||||||||
| 07/2001 | CD Catfish KATCD 199 (UK) |
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Hard Luck Blues - Talking Hard Luck Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Mule Skinner Blues / Do Re Mi / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / This Land Is Your Land / Philadelphia Lawyer / Take A Whiff On Me / Ain't Got No Home / Gypsy Davy / Slipkknot / Dust Bowl Blues / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Chisholm Trail / Whoopee Ti Yi Yo / New York Town / I Ride An Old Paint / Talking Columbia / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / Dead Or Alive | ||||||||||
| 07/2001 | CD EMI 724357632621 (EUR) |
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THE Collection - This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / House Of The Rising Sun / Gypsy Davy / Buffalo Skinners / Hard Travellin' / Two Good Men / I Ride An Old Paint / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Wreck Of The Old '97 / Muleskinner Blues / Philadelphia Lawyer / Vigilante Man / Oregon Trail / New York Town / Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done / The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Jesse James / Billy Boy / Buffalo Gals / I Ain't Got No Home / Little Darling / Take A Whiff On Me / Sourwood Mountain / So Long It's Been Good To Know You (Dusty Old Dust) | ||||||||||
| 2001 | CD Music Digital / Delta CD 6255 (EUR) |
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House Of The Rising Sun - House of the Rising Sun / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues (It Takes A Worried Man To Sing A Worried Song) / More Pretty Girls Than One / Going Down This Road Feeling Bad (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated That Way) / The Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard ,Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 03/2002 | CD Music Club MCCD490 (UK) |
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The Legendary Woody Guthrie - What Did The Deep Sea Say / Oregon Trail / Car Song / We Shall Be Free / Danville Girl / Struggle Blues / John Henry / Chisholm Trail / Ludlow Massacre / Nine Hundred Miles / Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor / Buffalo Skinners / Ramblin Round / The Rising Sun Blues / Lindbergh / Vigilante Man / Two Good Men / Red River Valley / Rangers Command / Farmer-Labor Train / Sinking Of He Reuben James / Hard Aint It Hard | ||||||||||
| 08/2002 | 2 CD PROPER R2CD4237 (UK) |
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DEJA VU RETRO GOLD COLLECTION :
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| 2002 | CD Prism Leisure PLATCD 906 (UK) |
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Hard Travellin' - Car Song / I Ride An Old Paint (Woody Guthrie feat: Almanac Singers) / Hard, Ain't It Hard (Woody Guthrie feat: Almanac Singers) / Ship In The Sky / Jesus Christ / When That Great Ship Went Down (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON / Sonny TERRY) / Dust Bowl Blues / Baltimore To Washington / Jackhammer Blues (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON / Sonny TERRY) / Oregon Trail / Buffalo Gals (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Valley, Jarama / Muleskinner Blues / Buffalo Skinners / Wreck Of The Old '97 / Dig My Life Away / Slip Knot (Hang Knot) / Poor Boy / Hard Travellin' (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON / Sonny TERRY) / Two Good Men / Better World A-Comin' / Mean Talking Blues / I Ain't Got Nobody (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / New Found Land / A Picture from Life's Other Side (Woody Guthrie feat: Bess Lomax / Butch HAWES / Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 2002 | CD Soldore SOL 595 (NL) |
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American Folk Songs - Woody Guthrie & Pete Seeger - Woody GUTHRIE : House Of The Rising Sun / The Dodger Song / I Ain't Got No Home / Pete Seeger : Dear Mr. President / Josh WHITE & Millard LAMPELL : Billy Boy / Pete Seeger : Blow Ye Winds, Heigh Ho / Woody GUTHRIE : Do Re Mi / Pete Seeger : Ground Hog / Woody GUTHRIE : Hard, Ain't It Hard / I Ride An Old Paint / Pete Seeger : Talking Union / Woody GUTHRIE : This Land Is Your Land / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger & Josh WHITE : Liza Jane / Woody GUTHRIE : Put My Little Shoes Away / Pete Seeger : C For Conscription / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger & Cisco HOUSTON : Cindy / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger : Round And Round Hitler's Grave / Pete Seeger : The Sinking Of The Reuben James / T For Texas / Woody GUTHRIE : Talkin' Hard Luck Blues | ||||||||||
| 02/2003 | 2 CD PRISM LEISURE PLATBX2234 (EUR) |
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The
Ultimate Collection - 51 Gound Breaking Recordings (Pastures Of Plenty/Hard
Travellin') :
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| 02/2003 | CD Delta Distribution CD 6255 (US) |
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House of the Rising Sun - House Of The Rising Sun / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues (It Takes A Worried Man To Sing A Worried Song) / More Pretty Girls Than One / Going Down This Road Feeling Bad (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / The Ranger's Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekial Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 03/2003 | 2 CD COLLECTABLES 2870 (US) |
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THE FOLK COLLECTION :
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| 05/2003 | CD STARDUST CLP 1290-2 (US) |
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BEST OF THE WAR YEAR - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Women Than One / Going Down The Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Ranger's Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Red River / Rock Me Momma / Pick A Bale Of Cotton / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 08/2003 | CD CASTLE MUSIC / PULSE PLSCD 652 (UK) |
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COUNTRY & FOLK ROOTS - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Tom Joad part 1 / Tom Joad part 2 / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Do Re Mi / Vigilante Man / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Dust Can't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Dust Bowl Refugee / There's A Better World A-Comin' / Talking Fishing Blues / Pastures Of Plenty / The Grand Coulee Dam / This Land Is Your Land | ||||||||||
| 10/2003 | CD Forever Gold FG 242 (UK) |
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Folk Singer - Pretty Boy Floyd / Hey Lolly Lolly / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Worried Man Blues / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Poor Boy / Cumberland Gap / Chajn Gang Special / Lonesome Day / Ranger's Command / Old Time Religion | ||||||||||
| 12/2003 | CD ST. CLAIR 58362 (US) |
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FOREVER GOLD - Hey, Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain`t It Hard / Stackhole / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Columbus Stockade Blues / Bury Me Beneath The Willow | ||||||||||
| 2003 | CD MUSIC DIGITAL CD6463 (UK) |
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Folkways Revisited - Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, LEADBELLY - Woody Guthrie : Pretty Boy Floyd / House Of The Rising Sun / Little Black Train / More Pretty Girls Than One / Gypsy Davy / Hey Lolly Lolly / Pete Seeger : Michael Row The Boat Ashore / Big Rock Candy Mountain / Boll Weevil / Blue Tail Fly / Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho / Casey Jones / LEADBELLY : Midnight Special / Keep Your Hands Off Her / On A Monday / I've Got A Pretty Flower (with Josh WHITE) / Silvy / Goodnight Irene |
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| 2003 | CD Going For A Song GFS569 (UK) |
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Bound For Glory - John Henry / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Buffalo Skinners / Cumberland Gap / Worried Man Blues / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Lost John / Colombus Stockade / Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Stackhole / Sourwood Mountain / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special |
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| 09/2004 | CD PROPER INTRO CD 2059 (UK) |
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THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND - This Land Is Your Land / Grand Coulee Dam / Dust Bowl Blues / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Pretty Boy Floyd / I Ain't Got No Home / Tom Joad Pt. 1 / Tom Joad Pt. 2 / Do Re Mi / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Keep My Skillet Good And Greasy / Buffalo Skinners / Mule Skinner Blues / Worried Man Blues / Gambling Man / Stewball / Take A Whiff On Me / Cumberland Gap / Go Tell Aunt Rhody / Philadelphia Lawyer / I Ride An Old Paint / Ship In The Sky / Stackolee / When The Yanks Go Marchin' In | ||||||||||
| 2004 | CD Flex Media / Weton-Wesgram IECE1042 (NL) |
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Dusty Bowl Ballads - Dust Bowl Refugee / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Do Re Mi / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / The Great Dust Storm / Dust Bowl Blues / Tom Joad Part 1 / Tom Joad Part 2 / Dusty Old Dust / Vigilante Man / Dust Can't Kill Me |
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| 2004 | CD Black Cat BCCD 0105 (CZ) |
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A Long Hard Road - This Land Is Your Land / I Ain't Got No Home / Hard Travelin' / Pastures Of Plenty / Vigilante Man / Buffalo Gals / Muleskinner Blues / The Great Dust Storm / Grand Coulee Dam / Do Re Mi / Take A Whiff Of Me / Pretty Boy Floyd / New York Town / Gypsy Davy / A Picture From Life's Other Side |
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| 2004 | CD Naxos Folk Legends 8.120742 (EUR) |
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Pastures Of Plenty - Original Recordings 1940-1947 - Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down This Road / Do Re Mi / Tom Joad / Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh) / Talking Sailor / Grand Coulee Dam / Gypsy Davy / Jesus Christ / New York Town (featuring Cisco HOUSTON) / Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet (featuring Cisco HOUSTON) / Mule Skinner Blues (featuring Cisco HOUSTON) / Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done / Ludlow Massacre / 1913 Massacre / This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / Ramblin' Blues / Talking Columbia Blues | ||||||||||
| 03/2005 | CD Falcon NEUE MEDIEN 3871 (GER) |
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This Land Is Your Land - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Rangers Command / Poor Boy / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Old Time Religion / Sourwood Mountain / Long John / Columbus Stockade / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel | ||||||||||
| 04/2005 | CD Smithsonian FOLKWAYS SFWCD 40000 (US) |
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Folkways - The Original Vision - SONGS OF WOODY GUTHRIE AND Lead Belly - Bring Me a Little Water, Sylvie (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Anne Graham) / Pretty Boy Floyd (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Do-Re-Mi (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Jesus Christ (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Rock Island Line (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / 4, 5, And 9 (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthriefeat: Brownie McGhee / Sonny Terry) / Will Geer Reading Woody Guthrie (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Will Geer) / Hard Travelin' (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Fannin Street (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Philadelphia Lawyer (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Hobo's Lullaby (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / The Bourgeois Blues (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Grey Goose (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Goodnight Irene (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Vigilante Man (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / This Land Is Your Land (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / Woody's Rag (Hard Work) (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / The Midnight Special (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie) / We Shall Be Free (LEAD BELLY / Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco Houston) | ||||||||||
| 04/2005 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS SFWCD 40001 (US) |
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FOLKWAYS - THE ORIGINAL VISION - LEADBELLY - WOODY GUTHRIE - Bring Me A Little Water Sylvie / Pretty Boy Floyd / Do Re Mi / I Ain't Got No Home Anymore / Jesus Christ / Rock Island Line / 4, 4 and 9 / Will Geer Reading Guthrie / Hard Travelling / Fannin Street / Philadelphia Lawyer / Hobo's Lullaby / Bourgeois Blues / Gray Goose / Gallis Pole / Vigilante Man / This Land Is Your Land / Talking Hard Work / Midnight Special / In The Pines | ||||||||||
| 05/2005 | CD Cleopatra / Master Classics MCLCD 8038 (US) |
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Worried Man Blues - The Best Of Woody Guthrie - Worried Man Blues / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Columbus Stockade Blues / Gypsy Davy / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Rangers Command / Danville Girl / Bury Me Beneath The Willows / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues (remix) | ||||||||||
| 05/2005 | 3 CD Golden Stars GSS5409 (NL) |
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AMERICAN FOLK LEGEND :
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| 06/2005 | 3 CD Snapper SBOX 009 (UK) |
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This Machine Kills Fascists :
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| 12/2005 | CD ST. CLAIR 6587 (US) |
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GENIUS OF FOLK - Chain Gang Special / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Hey Lolly Lolly / Poor Boy / Pretty Boy Floyd / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain | ||||||||||
| 2005 | 3 CD Complete Roots The Works SBLUECD701X (UK) |
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This Machine Kills Fascists :
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| 2005 | CD Forever Gold FG322 (EUR) |
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American Folk Songs - Woody Guthrie & Pete Seeger - Woody GUTHRIE : House Of The Rising Sun / The Dodger Song / I Ain't Got No Home / Pete Seeger : Dear Mr. President / Josh WHITE & Millard LAMPELL : Billy Boy / Pete Seeger : Blow Ye Winds, Heigh Ho / Woody GUTHRIE : Do Re Mi / Pete Seeger : Ground Hog / Woody GUTHRIE : Hard, Ain't It Hard / I Ride An Old Paint / Pete Seeger : Talking Union / Woody GUTHRIE : This Land Is Your Land / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger & Josh WHITE : Liza Jane / Woody GUTHRIE : Put My Little Shoes Away / Pete Seeger : C For Conscription / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger & Cisco HOUSTON : Cindy / Woody GUTHRIE, Pete Seeger : Round And Round Hitler's Grave / Pete Seeger : The Sinking Of The Reuben James / T For Texas / Woody GUTHRIE : Talkin' Hard Luck Blues | ||||||||||
| 2005 | CD Prominent Media PC1407 (AUS) (unofficial) |
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Woody Guthrie - Hey Lolly Lolly / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Gipsy Davy / Worried Man Blues / More Pretty Gals Than One / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Ranger's Command / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Pretty Boy Floyd / Hard Ain't It Hard / Stackolee / Cumberland Gap / Sourwood Mountain / Lost John / Columbus Stockade Blues / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Chain Gang Special / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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| 02/2006 | CD Metro METRCD181 (UK) |
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Dust Bowl Balladeer - The Essential Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land / I Ain't Got No Home / Vigilante Man / Pretty Boy Floyd / Grand Coulee Dam / Cumberland Gap / Take A Whiff On Me / Go Tell Aunt Rhody / Tom Joad (Part 1) / Tom Joad (Part 2) / Philidelphia Lawyer / Do Re Mi / Dust Bowl Blues / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disasters) / Dust Can't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Gambling Man / Stewball / Stackolee / Mule Skinner Blues / Buffalo Skinners / Worried Man Blues / Keep Your Skillet Good & Greasy / I Ride An Old Paint / Ship In The Sky / When The Yanks Go Marching In | ||||||||||
| 03/2006 | 2 CD COLLECTABLES COL-CD-2820 (US) |
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The Folk Collection :
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| 05/2006 | CD Living Era CD AJA 5620 (UK) |
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This Land Is Your Land - This Land Is Your Land / The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh) / Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad / Do-Re-Mi / Dust Bowl Refugee / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Babe O'Mine / I Ride An Old Paint / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Pretty Boy Floyd / The Grand Coulee Dam / New York Town / Gypsy Davey / Buffalo Skinners / Pastures Of Plenty / Hard Travellin' / Ramblin' Round / Talking Columbia Blues / Hobo's Lullaby | ||||||||||
| 09/2006 | 4 CD PROPER PROPERBOX 115 (UK) |
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SOME FOLK :
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| 10/2006 | 2 CD Discmedi Blau DM 4223-02 (SP) |
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This Land Is Your Land - The Original Dust Bowl Ballads And Other Folksongs
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| 10/2006 | 5 CD Recording Arts 5X018 (I) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE :
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| 11/2006 | 2 CD Primo PRMCD 6031 (CZ) |
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The First
Rays Of The Protest In The Twentieth Century -
Woody Guthrie / Pete Seeger :
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| 12/2006 | 2 CD Pazzazz 077 (GER) |
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Vigilante Man :
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| 2006 | CD Pazzazz 077 (GER) |
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Great Dust Storm - The Great Dust Storm / Buffalo Skinners / Tom Joad, Pt. 1 / Tom Joad, Pt. 2 / Talking Hard Work / Hard Travellin' (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Jesus Christ / New York Town / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / This Land Is Your Land / Gypsy Davy / Cumberland Gap / Vigilante Man / Philadelphia Lawyer / John Henry / Muleskinner Blues | ||||||||||
| 2006 | CD Pazzazz 077 (GER) |
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Old Time Religion - Old Time Religion / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Danville Girl (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Pretty Boy Floyd / Car Car Song / Talking Columbia / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Hard, Ain't It Hard (Woody Guthrie feat: Almanac Singers) / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Worried Man Blues / Slipknot (Hang Knot) / Billy The Kid / Buffalo Gals (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Baltimore To Washington / Stepstone / Little Black Train | ||||||||||
| 12/2006 | 2 CD Nocturne BDRO146 (F) |
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WOODY GUTHRIE :
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| 2006 | CD Direct Source BO 58282 (US) |
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Best of Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land / Going Down The Road Feeling Bad / John Henry / Stackolee / Black Jack Davis (Gypsy Davy) / Hey, Lolly Lolly (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) / Pastures Of Plenty / The Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done / Hard, Ain't It Hard (Woody Guthrie feat: Almanac Singers) / Jesus Christ / Hard Travelin' / Bury Me Beneath the Willow Tree (Woody Guthrie feat: Cisco HOUSTON) | ||||||||||
| 02/2007 | 2 CD Not Now Music NOT2CD219 (UK) |
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The Ultimate Collection :
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| 05/2007 | CD Rev-Ola CRREV 204 (EUR) |
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Hard Travelin' Man - All You Fascists / Pretty Boy Floyd / Two Good Men / Mean Talking Blues / Jarama Blues / Car Song / Oregon Trail / I Ride An Old Paint / Better World A Comin' / Buffalo Gals / Slip Knot (Hang Knot) / Jesus Christ / Ship In The Sky / When That Great Ship Went Down / Dust Bowl Blues / A Picture from Life's Other Side / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Muleskinner Blues / Baltimore To Washington / Jack Hammer Blues / Buffalo Skinners / Dig My Life Away / Poor Boy / Hard Travelin' / I Ain't Got Nobody / Wreck Of The Old 97 / New Found Land / Take A Whiff On Me | ||||||||||
| 2007 | CD Woody Guthrie Foundation (US) |
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The Live Wire - Woody Guthrie In Performance 1949 - Intro: How Much? How Long? / Black Diamond / I Was There And The Dust Was There / The Great Dust Storm / Folk Singers & Dancers / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Tom Joad / Columbia River / Pastures Of Plenty / Grand Coulee Dam / Told By Mother Bloor / 1913 Massacre / Quit Sending Your Inspectors / Goodbye Centralia / A Cowboy Of Some Kind / Dead Or Alive / Jesus Christ Has Come! / Jesus Christ | ||||||||||
| 2007 | CD Weton-Wesgram LATA219 (NL) |
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The Beginning - I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Vililante Man / Dusty Old Dust / Take A Whife On Me / The Great Dust Storm / Tom Joad Part 1 / Tom Joad Part 2 / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dust Can't Kill Me / The Golden Vanity / Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues / Dust Bowl Blues / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Do Re Mi |
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| 2007 | 2 CD Delta / Performance 38277 (EUR) |
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Dust Can't Kill Me :
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| 10/2008 | 3 CD Not Now Music NOT3CD 018 (EUR) |
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Troubadour :
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| 12/2008 | CD Goldenlane / Cleopatra 3208 (US) |
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Worried Man Blues - The Best Of the Woody Guthrie - Worried Man Blues / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Colombus Stockade Blues / Gypsy Davy / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Rangers Command / Danville Girl / Bury Me Beneath The Willows / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues [remix] | ||||||||||
| 2008 | 2 CD Avid AMSC 944 (UK) |
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The Musical
Grandfather and Father of Bob Dylan -
Jack Elliott / Woody Guthrie :
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| 06/2009 | 2 CD MUSIC CLUB MCDLX 096 (EUR) |
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Original Folk - The Best of Woody
Guthrie :
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| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1161 (US) |
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My Dusty Road - Woody, Cisco And Sonny - Woody Guthrie - Cisco HOUSTON - Sonny TERRY - Train Breakdown / Do You Ever Think Of Me? (aka At My Window) / Guitar Rag / Square Dance Medley (Cripple Creek - Buffalo Gals - Old Joe Clark - Red Wing - Ida Red - Chilly Winds - Sandy Land) / Guitar Breakdown / Raincrow Bill / Ain't Nobody's Business / Stepstone / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Bile Them Cabbage Down / Danville Girl / Guitar Blues / Brown's Ferry Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Sonny's Flight | ||||||||||
| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1162 (US) |
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My Dusty Road - ADVANCE SAMPLER - This Land Is Your Land (excerpt) / Talking Sailor / More Pretty Girls Than One (excerpt) / Hangknot, Slipknot (excerpt) / Sally Don't You Grieve (excerpt) / Raincrow Bill / Stackolee (excerpt) / Bad Repetation (excerpt) / Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone (excerpt) / Pretty Boy Floyd (excerpt) / You Can Hear My Whistle Blow (excerpt) / Do You Ever Think Of Me? (aka At My Window) (excerpt) | ||||||||||
| 08/2009 | 4 CD ROUNDER 11661-1162-2 (US) |
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MY DUSTY ROAD :
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| 2009 | 4 CD ROUNDER 11661-11162-2P01 (US) (limited edition, promo) |
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MY DUSTY ROAD :
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| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1162-2PA (US) (promo) |
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My Dusty Road - This Land Is Your Land (excerpt) / Talking Sailor / More Pretty Girls Than One (excerpt) / Hangknot, Slipknot (excerpt) / Sally Don't You Grieve (excerpt) / Raincrow Bill / Stackolee (excerpt) / Bad Repetation (excerpt) / Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone (excerpt) / Pretty Boy Floyd (excerpt) / You Can Hear My Whistle Blow (excerpt) / Do You Ever Think Of Me? (aka At My Window) (excerpt) |
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| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1163 (US) |
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My Dusty Road - Woody's Greatest Hits - This Land Is Your Land / Going Down The Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Talking Sailor / Philadelphia Lawyer / Hard Travellin' / Jesus Christ / The Sinking Of The Reuben James / Pretty Boy Floyd / Grand Coulee Dam / Nine Hundred Miles / Going Down The Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / My Daddy (Flies A Ship In The Sky) / Bad Repetation | ||||||||||
| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1164 (US) |
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My Dusty Road - Woody's Roots - Poor Boy / Worried Man Blues / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Buffalo Skinners / Hard Ain't It Hard / Stewball / Stackolee / Gypsy Davy / Little Darling Pal Of Mine / What Did The Deep Sea Say? / Chisholm Trail / Put My Little Shoes Away / Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone? / John Henry | ||||||||||
| 2009 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1165-1 (US) |
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My Dusty Road - Woody The Agitator - I'm Gonna Join That One Big Union (You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union) / Hangknot, Slipknot / Gonna Roll The Union On / The Ludlow Massacre / Harriet Tubman's Ballad (part 1) / Harriet Tubman's Ballad (part 2) / Sally Don't You Grieve / Tear The Fascists Down / When The Yanks Go Marching In / You Can Hear My Whistle Blow / Union Burying Ground / You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union | ||||||||||
| 09/2009 | CD Collectables COLCD 1429 (US) |
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Woody Guthrie Meets Pete Seeger - Gypsy Davy (Woody Guthrie) / More Pretty Girls Than One (Woody Guthrie) / Pretty Boy Floyd (Woody Guthrie) / Poor Boy (Woody Guthrie) / Hey Lolly Lolly (Woody Guthrie) / House Carpenter (Pete Seeger) / Greenland Fisheries (Pete Seeger) / Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues (Pete Seeger) / Three Courting Songs (Pete Seeger) / Ariran (Pete Seeger) | ||||||||||
| 09/2009 | 3 CD Big 3 / Proper BT 3014 (UK) |
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Woody Guthrie and
American Folk Giants :
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| 2009 | CD Doxy Music DOY623 (EUR) |
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Dust Bowl Ballads Sung By Woody Guthrie - The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know You) / Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad Pt. 1 / Tom Joad Pt. 2 / Do Re Mi / Dust Bowl Refugee / I Ain't Got No Home / Vigilante Man / Dust Can't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues | ||||||||||
| 01/2010 | LP 12" ROUNDER 6111631 (US) |
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Woody's Greatest Hits - This Land Is Your Land / I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Talking Sailor / Philadelphia Lawyer / Hard Travelin' / Jesus Christ / The Sinking Of The Reuben James / Pretty Boy Floyd / Grand Coulee Dam / Nine Hundred Miles / I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Ship In The Sky / Bad Reputation | ||||||||||
| 01/2010 | LP 12" ROUNDER 6111641 (US) |
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Woody's Roots - Poor Boy / Worried Man Blues / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Buffalo Skinners / Hard Ain't It Hard / Stepstone / Stackolee / Gypsy Davy / Little Darling Pal Of Mine / What Did The Deep Sea Say / Chisholm Trail / Put My Little Shoes Away / Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone / John Henry | ||||||||||
| 01/2010 | LP 12" ROUNDER 6111651(US) |
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Woody the Agitator - I'm Gonna Join That One Big Union / Hangknot Slipknot / Gonna Roll The Union On / The Ludlow Massacre / Harriet Tubman's Ballad / Harriet Tubman's Ballad / Sally Don't You Grieve / Tear The Fascists Down / When The Yanks Go Marching In / You Can Hear My Whistle Blow / Union Burying Ground / You Gotta Go Down And Join the Union | ||||||||||
| 04/2011 | CD ROUNDER 11661-1167-2 (US) |
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The Live Wire - Woody Guthrie In Performance 1949 - Intro: How Much? How Long? / Black Diamond / I Was There And The Dust Was There / The Great Dust Storm / Folk Singers & Dancers / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Tom Joad / Columbia River / Pastures Of Plenty / Grand Coulee Dam / Told By Mother Bloor / 1913 Massacre / Quit Sending Your Inspectors / Goodbye Centralia / A Cowboy Of Some Kind / Dead Or Alive / Jesus Christ Has Come! / Jesus Christ | ||||||||||
| 06/2011 | LP 12" CLEOPATRA CLP 5542 (US) |
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This Machine Kills Fascists - John Henry / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / Lonesome Day / Rangers Command / Columbus Stockade Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Danville Girl / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Gypsy Davy / Bury Me Beneath The Willows / Worried Man Blues [Buffalo version] | ||||||||||
| 07/2011 | 2 CD Chrome Dreams CDCD 5035 (UK) |
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Bob Dylan's Woody
Guthrie Selection :
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| 2011 | 2 CD Metro METRSL 013 (EUR) |
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This Land Is Your
Land :
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| 06/2012 | CD Retrospective RTR 4204 (UK) |
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This Land is Your Land - A Centenary Tribute - His 26 Finest 1940-1949 - This Land Is Your Land / The 12 Dust Bowl Ballads : The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster) / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh) / Dust Bowl Blues / Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) / Tom Joad / Do-Re-Mi / Dust Bowl Refugee / I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore / Vigilante Man / Dust Cain't Kill Me / Dust Pneumonia Blues // Babe O' Mine / I Ride An Old Paint / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Pretty Boy Floyd / The Grand Coulee Dam / New York Town / Gypsy Davey / Buffalo Skinners / Pastures Of Plenty / Hard Travellin' / Ramblin' Round / Talking Columbia Blues / Hobo's Lullaby | ||||||||||
| 07/2012 | 3 CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS CD SFW 40200 (US) |
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Woody at 100 - The
Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection :
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| 2012 | CD SMITHSONIAN / FOLKWAYS SFW CD 40200 (US) (promo) |
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Selections From Woody At 100 - This Land Is Your Land (alternate version) / Pastures Of Plenty / Hard Travelin' / The Jolly Banker / I Ain't Got No Home (In This World Anymore) / Them Big City Ways / Do Re Mi / My Little Seed (also known as Little Seed) / Little Seed / This Land Is Your Land |
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| 09/2012 | CD CD Baby / Rising Son 5637527519 (US) |
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This Land Is Your Land - Howdi Do / Riding In My Car / Jig Along Home / Mail Myself To You / This Land is Your Land / Bling-Blang / All Work Together / Grassey Grass Grass / So Long, Its Been Good To Know Yuh / This Land is Your Land [instr.] / All Work Together [instr.] | ||||||||||
| 2012 | CD Intrada Special Collection Volume 216 (US) |
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Bound For Glory - Original Motion Picture Score - Woody Guthrie / David Carradine / Leonard Rosenman - Hard Travelin' (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / This Train Is Bound For Glory - The Drifters - I Ain't Got No Home - So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) / Hobo's Lullaby (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Dust Storm - Pleasures Of Plenty / Do Re Mi (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Running For The Train - So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) - This Train Is Bound For Glory - Arrival In Los Angeles / Oklahoma Hills (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) - Howdido (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust) - Pastures Of Plenty - Hitchhiking - Ramshackle / Pastures Of Plenty (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Curley Headed Baby - Talking Dust Bowl Blues - This Land Is Your Land / Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) (Vocals - Davis CARRADINE) / Hobo's Lullaby - On The Road Again - Going Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) / This Land Is Your Land / Coda |
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| 2012 | CD Global Journey GJ7764 (UK) |
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LEGENDS - WOODY GUTHRIE - This Is Your Land / John Henry / Cumberland Gap / Vigilante Man / Better World A Coming / House Of The Rising Sun / Pretty Boy Floyd / Worried Man Blues / I Ain't Got No Home / A Picture From Life's Other Side / Pastures Of Plenty / Babe O Mine / Dust Bowl Blues / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Mule Skinner Blues / Stackolee / Do Re Mi / Hard Travelin' / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / So Long It's Been Good To Know You | ||||||||||
| 01/2013 | 5 CD Not Now Music NOT5CD 915 (EUR) |
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100th Anniversary
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| 07/2013 | CD Corriere Della Sera 34 (I) |
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The Very Best Of Woody Guthrie - The Great Dust Storm / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Tom Joad Blues - Pt 1 / Tom Joad Blues - Pt 2 / Talking Columbia Blues / John Henry / Stewball / Baltimore To Washington / Poor Boy / Foggy Mountain Top / Bad Lee Brown (Cocaine Blues) / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Union Burying Ground / House Of The Rising Sun / Blowin' Down This Old Dusty Road / Hobo's Lullaby / This Land Is Your Land / Hang Knot (Slip Knot) / We Shall Be Free / Buffalo Skinners / Little Black Train / Gypsy Davy / 1913 Massacre / Ludlow Massare / Buffalo Skinners |
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| 10/2013 | 6 CD + 1 DVD + 1 78 t. ROUNDER 6191382 (US) |
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American Radical
Patriot :
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| 09/2014 | 3 CD Woody Guthrie Publications ? (US) |
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My Name Is New York - Ramblin' Around Woody Guthrie's Town :
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| 2014 | 2 CD Not Now Music NOT2CD532 (EUR) |
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Woody Guthrie Vs Ramblin'
Jack - The Singer And The Song :
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| 2014 | 10 CD Documents 6000186 (EUR) |
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America's Folk Idol No. 1 :
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| 02/2015 | CD Keyhole KH 9040CD (GR) |
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WNYC Radio, New York - 12th December 1940 - LEAD BELLY & Woody GUTHRIE - Announcer Intro / You Can't Lose Me, Cholly / Announcer / Frankie & Albert / / John Hardy / Jesse James / The Ballad Of Tom Joad / Boll Weevil / Announcer Outro | ||||||||||
| 2016 | LP 12" Motivator Company Classics Catalog 144489.3161.045 (EUR) |
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Dust Bowl Troubadour - This Is Your Land / Hard, Ain't It Hard / John Henry / Gypsy Davy / Pretty Boy Floyd / Buffalo Skinners / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel / Rangers Command / Worried Man Blues / Cumberland Gap / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Old Time Religion / Dust Pneumonia Blues / Better World A Comin |
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| 2016 | 2 LP 12" Vinyl Passion VP 80754 (EUR) |
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American Folk Legend :
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| 2017 | 2 CD Hoodoo 263587 (EUR) |
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I Saw A Sign - 1940-1947 Recordings :
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| 2018 | LP 12" WaxTime 772246 (SP) |
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I Saw A Sign - 1940-1947 Recordings - Pretty Boy Floyd / This Land Is Your Land / Pastures Of Plenty / Vigilante Man / Talking Dust Bowl Blues / Tom Joad - Part 1 / Tom Joad - Part 2 / Do-Re-Mi / Hard Travelin' (featuring - Cisco HOUSTON) / House Of The Rising Sun / Wreck Of The Old '97 / Dusty Old Dust (So Long, It's Been Good To Know Yuh) / Worried Man Blues / Hard Ain't Hard / I Ain't Got No Home / John Henry (featuring - Cisco HOUSTON) / Blowin' Down This Road / Dance Around |
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| 2018 | LP 12" My Generation Music MGMV027 (F) |
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Man Of The People - This Land Is Your Land / Ramblin' Round / Talking Columbia / Jarama Valley / Nine Hundred Miles / Do Re Mi / Pastures Of Plenty / The Sinking Of The Rueben James / Gypsy Davy / I'm Gonna Join That One Big Union / Vigilante Man / Dust Bowl Blues / Pretty Boy Floyd / Muleskinner Blues / Tom Joad Pt. 1 |
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| 2018 | 2 LP 12" Not Now Music NOT2LP266 (EUR) |
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The Ultimate Collection :
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| 2022 | LP 12" Goldenlane CLO2893 (US) (limited edition, gold/black splatter) |
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This Machine Kills Fascists - John Henry / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blue / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / Lonesome Day / Rangers Command / Columbus Stockade Blues / More Pretty Girls Than One / Danville Girl / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Gypsy Davy / Bury Me Beneath The Willows / Worried Man Blues (Buffalo version) |
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| 20?? | CD Goldenlane MCS 8038-2 (US) (limited edition) |
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Worried Man Blues - The Best Of Woody Guthrie - Worried Man Blues / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Buffalo Skinners / Pretty Boy Floyd / Columbus Stockade Blues / Gypsy Davy / Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road / John Henry / More Pretty Girls Than One / Rangers Command / Danville Girl / Bury Me Beneath The Willows / Lonesome Day / Worried Man Blues (remix) |
Albums Unknown Date
| ???? | CD STINSON CD32 (US) |
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Cowboy Songs / Southern Mountain Hoedowns - Chisholm Trail / Billy The Kid / Whoopie Ti Ti Yo / Philadelphia Lawyer / Ride Around Little Dogies / Gambling Man / Red River Valley / Jesse James / Cripple Creek / Buffalo Gals / Old Dan Tucker / Salty Dog Breakkdown / Joe Clark / Sally Gooden / Froggy Went A-Courting / Ida Red / Fiddle Breakdown / Hoe Cakes Baking |
| ???? | CD Tempo Communications DBCD 54 (AUS) |
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A Statement Of Purpose - Gypsy Davy / More Pretty Girls Than One / Pretty Boy Floyd / Poor Boy / Hey Lolly Lolly / Lonesome Day / John Henry / Ranger's Command / Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way / Buffalo Skinners / Hard, Ain't It Hard / Worried Man Blues |
| ???? | CD Janda Music SL055 (AUS) |
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Supreme Legends Woody Guthrie - Long John / Buffalo Skinners / John Henry / Worried Man Blues / Poor Boy / Lonesome Day / Chain Gang Special / Lost John / Old Time Religion / Hard Ain't It Hard / Hey Lolly Loll / Gypsy Davy / Stak A Lee / Cumberland Gap / Ain't Gonna Be Treated That Way / Pretty Boy Floyd / Bury Me Beneath The Willow / Columbus Stockade / Rangers Command / More Pretty Girls Than One / Sourwood Mountain / Ezekiel Saw The Wheel |
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