Some Folk
Woody Guthrie
Proper Records, 2006
4 CD
Catalogue #: 115
EAN: 0805520021159
UPC: 805520021159
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Tracklist
1
Lost Train Blues
2
Railroad Blues
3
Old Joe Clark/Beaumont Rag
4
Greenback Dollar
5
Boll Weevil Song
6
So Long It's Been Good to Know You
7
Talking Dust Bowl Blues
8
Do-Re-Mi
9
Hard Times
10
Pretty Boy Floyd
11
They Laid Jesus Christ in His Grave
12
Jolly Banker
13
I Ain't Got No Home
14
Dirty Overalls
15
Chain Around My Leg
16
Worried Man Blues
17
Goin' Down That Road Feeling Bad
18
Dust Storm Disaster
19
Foggy Mountain Top
20
Dust Pneumonia Blues
21
California Blues
22
Dust Bowl Refugee
23
Will Rogers Highway
24
Los Angeles New Year's Flood
25
Great Dust Storm
26
Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues
27
Pretty Boy Floyd
28
Dusty Old Dust
29
Dust Bowl Blues
30
Blowin' Down This Road
31
Tom Joad Part 1
32
Tom Joad Part 2
33
Do Re Mi
34
Dust Bowl Refugee
35
I Ain't Got No Home
36
Vigilante Man
37
Dust Can't Kill Me
38
Dust Pneumonia Blues
39
Oregon Trail
40
Roll on Columbia
41
New Found Land
42
Talking Columbia
43
Roll Columbia Roll
44
Columbia's Waters
45
Ramblin' Blues
46
It Takes a Married Man to Sing a Worried Song
47
Hard Travelin'
48
Biggest Thing That Man Has Ever Done
49
Grand Coulee Dam
50
Song of the Coulee Dam
51
Jackhammer Blues
52
Washington Talkin' Blues
53
Ramblin' Round
54
Pastures of Plenty
55
Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done
56
End of the Line
57
I Ride an Old Paint
58
House of the Rising Sun
59
Hard Ain't It Hard
60
Dodger Song
61
Ida Red
62
Muleskinner Blues
63
What Are We Waiting On
64
Ship in the Sky
65
Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done
66
Talking Sailor (Talking Merchant Marine)
67
New York Town
68
Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet
69
Chisolm Trail
70
Sowing on the Mountain
71
Sally Don't You Grieve
72
Philadelphia Lawyer
73
Little Darling (At My Window Sad & Lonely)
74
Baltimore to Washington
75
Bed on the Floor
76
Dead or Alive (Poor Lazarus)
77
Billy the Kid
78
Stackolee
79
Take a Whiff on Me
80
Buffalo Gals
81
Ride Around Little Doggies (I Ride an Old Paint)
82
Talking Fish Blues
83
Jesse James
84
Sinking of the Reuben James
85
When the Great Ship Went Down
86
Stepstone
87
Hobo's Lullaby
88
Slipknot (Hangknot Slipknot)
89
Go Tell Aunt Rhody
90
When the Yanks Go Marching In
91
Keep My Skillet Good & Greasy
92
Little Black Train
93
Gypsy Davy
94
Cowboy Waltz
95
1913 Massacre
96
Ludlow Massacre
97
Ramblin' Round
98
When the Curfew Blows
99
New Found Land
Woody Guthrie
American folk music has produced few artists as gifted and complex as Woody Guthrie. As a songwriter, storyteller, and provocateur, Guthrie had few equals. Born in Oklahoma in 1912, he became a wandering troubadour in his teens, and during the 1930s and 1940s, he amassed a huge body of songs about the social injustices he observed. His genius lay in his gift for seamlessly integrating his leftist political principles into simple, catchy songs for and about common folks. Guthrie was a tireless crusader for political causes from unions to migrant workers. His Dust Bowl troubadour sound influenced everyone from Bob Dylan to Pete Seeger.
