Woody Guthrie My Dusty Road(4 Cd)( [flac)[rogercc][h33t] torrent

WOODY GUTHRIE MY DUSTY ROAD [4 CD SET]
Audio CD 5 Oct 2009
Number of Discs: 4
Label: Decca (UMO)
Format: Flac
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In April 1944, the then little-known Woody Guthrie – back from doing his bit for the war effort with the US Merchant Marines – made a marathon series of recordings in New York for Moe Asch and Herbert Harris, respective heads of the Folkways and Stinson record labels.
In five days he recorded 125 tracks, but while Guthrie and some of the most celebrated songs from those sessions – This Land Is Your Land, Hard Travelin’ and Pretty Boy Floyd included – went on to fuel the folk revival that subsequently shaped American youth culture, those original recordings disappeared, presumed lost forever. But in 2003, a Sicilian woman in Brooklyn investigated the cardboard barrels that had long lain undisturbed in her basement and chanced upon the metal master tapes of those long-lost 1944 recordings.
Condensed into a four-CD set of 54 songs, inventively packaged with a 68-page booklet, what immediately hits you is the startling clarity. There’s none of the graininess that invariably accompanies such ancient discoveries – and afflicts many of the compilations previously issued in Woody’s name – and it sounds as if he’s playing right in front of your nose. To most people now, Woody Guthrie is an almost mythical figure canonised by Dylan, Springsteen et al but, perhaps for the first time, here’s the chance to grasp the full essence of the man behind the legend and the authenticity that makes him such an enduringly influential folk music giant.
The four CDs are thematically differentiated – Woody’s Roots features many of the old blues and country songs that coloured his Oklahoma upbringing; Woody the Agitator includes union songs and other material that laid the foundations for the protest movement; Woody, Cisco & Sonny is a good-time blast with kindred spirits Cisco Houston and Sonny Terry; and Woody’s Greatest Hits is mostly stuff we know already. Each is magnificent but the icing on the cake is six previously unheard songs, including the mighty Tear the Fascists Down.
If anyone had any doubts about the continuing relevance of Woody Guthrie, this blows them clean out of the water.


Track List:
CD1 – Woody”s ””Greatest”” Hits



01– This Land Is Your Land
02– Going Down The Road (I Ain”t Gonna Be Treated This Way)
03– Talking Sailor
04– Philadelphia Lawyer
05– Hard Travelin”
06 - Jesus Christ
07– The Sinking Of The Reuben James
08– Pretty Boy Floyd
09– Grand Coulee Dam
10– Nine Hundred Miles
11– Going Down The Road (I Ain”t Gonna Be Treated This Way) 2
11– Going Down The Road (I Ain”t Gonna Be Treated This Way)
12– My Daddy (Flies A Ship In The Sky)
13– Bad Repetation

CD2 – Woody”s Roots



01 – Poor Boy
02– Worried Man Blues
03– A Picture From Life”s Other Side
04– Buffalo Skinners
05– Hard Ain”t It Hard
06– Stewball
07– Stackolee
08– Gypsy Davy
09– Little Darling Pal Of Mine
10– What Did The Deep Sea Say
11– Chisholm Trail
12– Put My Little Shoes Away
13– Will You Miss Me When I”m Gone
14– John Henry

CD3 – Woody The Agitator



01– I”m Gonna Join That One Big Union (You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union)
02– Hangnot, Slipnot
03– Gonna Roll The Union On
04– The Ludlow Massacre
05– Sally Don”t You Grieve
06– Harriet Tubman”s Ballad Part 1
07– Harriet Tubman”s Ballad Part 2
08– Tear The Facists Down
09– When The Yanks Go Marching In
10– You Can Hear My Whistle Blow
11– Union Burying Ground
12– You Gotta Go Down And Join The Union

CD4 – Woody, Cisco And Sonny Jam The Blues, Hollers, And Dances



01– Train Breakdown
02 – Do You Ever Think Of Me (aka At My Window)
03– Guitar Rag
04– Square Dance Medley
05 – Guitar Breakdown
06 - Raincrow Bill
07– Ain”t Nobody”s Business
08 – Stepstone
09- Ezekiel Saw The Wheel
10 – Bile Them Cabbage Down
11 –Deville Girl
12 – Guitar Blues
13 – Brown”s Ferry Blues
14– More Pretty Girls Than One
15– Sonny”s Flight