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20 hours ago · Pretty Boy Floyd (Woody Guthrie/Pete Seeger) Promised Land (Chuck Berry/Freedom Riders) Rag Mama (Jim Kweskin) Ragged and Dirty (William Brown/Sleepy John Estes) Ragged, But Right (Greenbriar Boys, etc.) Ragtime Millionaire (William Moore) Railroad Bill (Ramblin’ Jack Elliott) Railroad Blues (Sam McGee) Rambling, Gambling Man (Cisco Houston)
5 days ago · Ramblin’ Jack Elliott (neé Elliott Charles Adnopoz) was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1931. His father was a successful surgeon and it was expected that Elliott would follow in those footsteps. However, he became enamored with the rodeo and rebelled, running away from home at the age of 14 to join a traveling rodeo.
3 days ago · A new exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum takes a look back at the life of renowned musician Woody Guthrie through a collection of music lyrics, instruments, photographs, and art from his...
5 days ago · “Pastures of Plenty” is a song that was written by Woody Guthrie and later interpreted by the iconic Bob Dylan. It first appeared on Dylan’s album “The Minnesota Tapes” in 1994. The song reflects the experiences and struggles of migrant workers during the Dust Bowl era in the United States.
- Cory Levy
5 days ago · Official Ramblin' Jack Elliott 1913 Massacre lyrics at CD Universe. Take a trip with me in nineteen thirteen To Calumet, Michigan, in the copper country. I'll take you to a place called Italian
Some others I’ve really delved into over the last like 4 years: Phil Ochs, (obviously) Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and their work with/as the Almanac singers, John Prine, Iris Demint, Townes Van Zandt, Blaze Foley, Zevon (not my favorite for some reason), James Taylor, ramblin Jack Elliot, Jim Croce and Gordon Lightfoot (probably my 3rd and ...
1 day ago · Visit the Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa as it not only celebrates a great Oklahoman, but this is a special year for the museum. “This Land is Your Land” has turned 80 years old. The Museum preserves Woody’s body of work to present and share it with the public.
