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| | EXCERPTS FROM WOODY'S PROSE, read by Jess Pearson:
Born to win...
(190 KB) We Ain't Down Yet
(180 KB) All of us...
(230 KB)
Loneliness
(200 KB) Love Tonic
(160 KB)
Wet Pair of Shoes
(156 KB)
Kids...
(62 KB)
Letter to Will Geer
(96 KB)
"Woody Guthrie's We Ain't Down Yet"
Music & Songs of Our Great Folk Hero
Played & Sung by Woody's Friends
Poetry & Prose of The Prophet Singer
Narrated by Jess Pearson Cream Records CR-1002, 1976.
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Woody's Childhood in Okemah, OK
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New York City, 1940s
Alan Lomax remembers...
(BBC, 1984, 72 KB) Herta Geer remembers...
(156 KB) Pete Seeger & Arthur Stern remember...
(100 KB) Pete Seeger remembers...
(44 KB) Back Where I Come From
(Aug 19, 1940, 7.3 MB) Leadbelly Radio Show
(Host: Woody Guthrie,
Jun 19, 1940, 3.5 MB)
Library of Congress Recordings
by ALAN LOMAX, March 1940Part 1 (8.7 MB)
Part 2 (9.2 MB)
Part 3 (8.8 MB) The Influence of
The Carter Family
(Alan Lomax, BBC 1984, 72 KB)
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WORLD WAR II
The Almanac Singers, Woody in the Merchant MarinesThe Almanac Singers
(Pete Seeger, BBC 1984, 202 KB) Jimmy Longhi on Woody saving his life
(BBC 1984, 289 KB) Jimmy Longhi on Woody in the Merchant Marines
("American Talkers,' NPR, Smithsonian/Folkways SF CD-40021, 767 KB) Woody Guthrie on BBC's "Children's Hour"
(148 KB)
Late 1940s & 1950sHootenanny
(Mar 10, 1947, 8.3 MB) Pete Seeger remembers Woody in the 1950s and 1940s
(NPR, 1996, 2.2 MB) |
