Woody Guthrie Archives
MEDIA
WOODY GUTHRIE ARCHIVES AUDIO MATERIAL
Audio Recordings - Mixed Media
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds 76 ¼-inch reel-to-reel audiotapes containing original musical recordings, performances, and radio shows featuring Woody Guthrie and Guthrie family members dating between 1940-1975. In their original format, these reels could not be played back at the Woody Guthrie Archives; however, thanks to a generous 2010 grant provided by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, all of these 76 reels are available in digital format for in-house research.
Audio Recordings - Record Albums and Singles
7" 45 RPM
The 7" records include covers of Guthrie, Seeger, and Weavers songs, as well as
songs by other folk musicians prominent in New York City during the 1950s and 1960s.
10" 78 RPM
The 10" records include one-sided demo or promotional albums recorded in New York City at the Associated Recordings Studio.
12" 33 RPM
The 12" records include a recent donation of over two thousand Folk Music and related recordings that is currently being processed and added to our online Collection Guides.
Historic Family Recordings
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds 15 ¼-inch reel-to-reel audiotapes of historic Guthrie family recordings. Marjorie Mazia Guthrie, and/or Woody Guthrie, and/or their immediate family recorded the tapes between 1949 and 1958. The tapes include recordings of Guthrie family gatherings, including a December 1951 recording with Guthrie's mother-in-law Aliza Greenblatt and grandmother-in-law, dance classes conducted by Guthrie's wife Marjorie, and audio of the Guthrie children playing and talking. Thanks to a generous 2010 grant provided by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, these reels are available in digital format for in-house research.
Woody Guthrie's Personal Record Collection
Woody Guthrie’s Personal Record Collection consists of albums personally owned by Guthrie, as well as Albums released by Guthrie, and represents an important component to the Archives. These records provide researchers with insight into Guthrie’s own musical influences. Guthrie himself annotated many of the record jackets, noting how he acquired the record, the date he received the album, and his thoughts on either the artist or the lyrics. In addition, many of Guthrie’s albums are adorned with his original artwork – doodles and drawings covering the liner notes of some of the record jackets.
The Ludwig K. Rubinsky Collection of Record Album
The Ludwig K. Rubinsky Collection consists of 16 10" 78 RMP record albums donated to the Woody Guthrie Archives by Rubinsky's daughter, Melissa. This Collection highlights original Guthrie recordings, including a copy of "Documentary #1: Struggle" upon with Guthrie collaborated with Sonny Terry.
In additon, this collection includes other collaborative works, such as "Midnight Special" (Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston, and Leadbelly), and rare albums, including an original 1942 edition of Alan Lomax's "Smoky Mountain Ballads."
INTERVIEWS
Joe Klein Interview Tapes
While conducting research for his definitive biography on Woody Guthrie, Joe Klein interviewed approximately 100 individuals who knew Guthrie during his life. These tapes –which have been digitally transferred from the original audiocassettes – are a unique source of information not only on Guthrie, but also on those individuals being interviewed. Conducted in the 1980's, the interviews feature first-hand accounts from those close to Guthrie, many of whom were never interviewed elsewhere.
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Audio Recordings - Mixed Media
(Accessions # 2009-16.01 - .93)
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds 76 ¼-inch reel-to-reel audiotapes containing original musical recordings, performances, and radio shows featuring Woody Guthrie and Guthrie family members dating between 1940-1975. In their original format, these reels could not be played back at the Woody Guthrie Archives; however, thanks to a generous 2010 grant provided by the George Kaiser Family Foundation, all of these 76 reels are available in digital format for in-house research.
The Woody Guthrie Audiovisual Collection is grouped into three series: Series I: Musical Recordings; Series II: Performances; Series III: Radio Shows. Tapes are arranged alphabetically by title within each series.
Series I: Musical Recordings consists largely of copies of commercial recordings containing Guthrie's songs. The content of many of these tapes is unclear, as there are a number of reels titled "Folk Music Collection" which may or may not be copies of each other. However, tapes containing Guthrie performing his songs are included. Whether these are copies of commercial recordings is unclear.
Series II: Performances contains musical and theatrical performances, at venues ranging from college campuses such as the University of Southern California to Vincennes University to Dudley Rigg's Experimental Theater Company in Minneapolis, MN. Of particular significance are reels containing stereo masters and outtakes for the album "A Tribute to Woody Guthrie, Part 1" and "A Tribute to Woody Guthrie, Part 2." These albums were created with recordings culled from live performances of Guthrie's songs at Carnegie Hall and the Hollywood Bowl (Los Angeles) by artists such as Arlo Guthrie, Judy Collins, Richie Havens and Joan Baez. The 1968 Carnegie Hall concert was especially significant because it was the first time that Bob Dylan - backed by The Band - performed after his motorcycle accident in 1966.
Series III: Radio Shows contains recordings of radio shows ranging from 1940 to 1975. Most of these shows are memorial and tribute programs broadcast shortly before or after Guthrie's death in 1967 on stations across the continental United States. A significant number also include interview segments with Marjorie Mazia Guthrie. The collection also includes rare recordings of Guthrie performances on radio stations in the United States and abroad, including "Woody Guthrie's Children's Hour," recorded for the British Broadcasting Company in London in 1944 while Guthrie was on active duty with the Merchant Marine, and a recording of Guthrie performing "High Floods Low Waters" on Oscar Brand's WNYC radio show in 1940.
Series I: Musical Recordings
Digitization of these reels provided by a 2010 grant by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
Title |
Date |
Original Format |
Research Format |
Adversity
Performers: Woody Guthrie (music); Jack Peters (words)
ID#: 50 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 202 (polyester backed) |
Audio CD |
The Alex Bennett Show
WMCA (New York, NY)
Marjorie Guthrie, interviewee
ID#: 3
Content Note: from Lee Hays |
Broadcast September 20, 1969
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1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 200 double length (polyester backed) |
Audio CD |
The Alex Bennett Show: Reel 1
WMCA (New York, NY)
ID#: 2 |
Broadcast August 22, 1970
Recorded August 12, 1970 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 200 double length (polyester backed) |
Audio CD |
The Alex Bennett Show: Reel 2 (radio show)
WMCA (New York, NY)
ID#: 1 |
Broadcast August 22, 1970
Recorded August 12, 1970 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 200 double length (polyester backed) |
Audio CD |
Car-Car; Talkin Dust Bowl
Performer: Woody Guthrie
ID#: 10 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M
Technical note: copied to DAT 11/25/91 |
Audio CD |
Cisco Houston Sings the Songs of Woody Guthrie
Performer: Cisco Houston
ID#: 17
Content Note: Given by Dwaine Clay Storie to Marjorie Guthrie. Likely a copy of Vanguard Record. Box unopened |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: 4 tracks |
Audio CD |
Don't You Push Me Down; Take Me Riding in a Car; Talking Dust Bowl
Performer: Woody Guthrie
ID#: 63 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate backed)
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: full track |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 1
ID#: 57
Content Note: content listing in box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 200 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 1
ID#: 6
Content Note: content listing in box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
Technical note: appears to be copy of item 57 |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 1 (dub)
ID#: 83
Content Note: box labeled " Music After Seven 'Mark Twain'" |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 111 RPL (polyester)
Technical note: may be copy of item 57 |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 2
ID#: 58
Content Note: content listing in box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 200 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 2
ID#: 7
Content Note: content listing in box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
Technical note: appears to be copy of item 58 |
Audio CD |
Folk Music Collection: Reel 2 (dub)
ID#: 84
Content Note: Box Labeled "Music After Seven 'Ladies' Night'" |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 111 H (polyester)
Technical note: appears to be copy of item 58 |
Audio CD |
Hard Travelin': Programs 5-8
ID#: 14
Content Note: may be from soundtrack of 1984 film |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Hard Travelin': Programs 9-12
ID#: 15
Content Note: may be from soundtrack of 1984 film |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Hard Travelin': Program 13
ID#: 16
Content Note: may be from soundtrack of 1984 film |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Untitled ("Woody Guthrie - ?")
ID#: 26
Content Note: unknown contents |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
V.D. Songs
ID#: 37
Content Note: content listing in box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate)
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: mono |
Audio CD |
Vietnam Teach-in/Northern Line/We Shall All Be Free
Performers: Leslie Flab [sp?]
ID#: 73
Content Note: folk music sent to Marjorie Guthrie |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 3" reel
Jay-James
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Series II: Performances
Digitization of these reels provided by a 2010 grant by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
Title |
Date |
Technical Information |
Research Format |
A Report of Activities of Marjorie Mazia: Reel 1
Performers: Marjorie Guthrie
Venue: Glassboro, NJ
ID#: 61
Content Note: "Questions/interviews with children MG's seeing for first time. Teaching demo of dance class for pre-school children" |
Recorded April 13, 1957 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel |
Audio CD |
A Report of Activities of Marjorie Mazia: Reel 2
Performers: Marjorie Guthrie
Venue: Glassboro, NJ
ID#: 62
Content Note: "Questions/interviews with children MG's seeing for first time. Teaching demo of dance class for pre-school children" |
Recorded April 13, 1957 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel |
Audio CD |
Born to Win; We Ain't Down Yet; Thinking About You; The Prophet Singer; No Beaches in Magic City; Gifts from the Sea; Pushing the Clouds Away; Home to the Sea
Performers: Jess Pearson
ID#: 64
Content Note: Jess Pearson reads prose selections by WG; content listing on box; 17 minutes |
Recorded December 5, 1968 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Sam Goody TM-900
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
I Remember Woody
Performers: Earl Robinson, introduction by Sidney Harmon
Venue: Oakwood School, North Hollywood, CA
ID#: 9
Content Note: singing lecture |
Recorded January 8, 1968 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Audiotape Formula 10 - All Purpose (mylar)
3 3/4 ips
Technical note: recorded only on one side |
Audio CD |
Speech Class at Dance Studio
Performers: Irene Malin
ID#: 60 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 200 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
The Life of Woody Guthrie: California to the New York Island
ID#: 25
Content Note: may be a c ollege concert |
Recorded 1975
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1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
BASF |
Audio CD |
Untitled ("Woody #2")
Venue: University of Southern California
ID#: 48
Content Note: Theatrical adaptation of Woody Guthrie's work; program in box |
Recorded 1970 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Sony PR-150 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Hootenanny: Reel 1
Venue: Town Hall (New York, NY)
ID#: 38 |
Recorded April 17, 1965 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Technical note: recorded on both sides |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Hootenanny: Reel 2
Venue: Town Hall (New York, NY)
ID#: 39 |
Recorded April 17, 1965 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Hootenanny: Reel 3
Venue: Town Hall (New York, NY)
ID#: 40 |
Recorded April 17, 1965 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968)
Performers: Arlo Guthrie; Will Geer; Robert Ryan; Odetta; Bob Dylan; Judy Collins; Richie Havens; Tom Paxton
Venue: Carnegie Hall
ID#: 87
Content Note: revised safety, side B; content listing in box |
Dated November 5, 1971 |
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1/4" Reel-to-reel tape |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968)
Performers: Arlo Guthrie; Will Geer; Robert Ryan; Odetta; Bob Dylan; Judy Collins; Richie Havens; Tom Paxton
Venue: Carnegie Hall
ID#: 90
Content Note: stereo outtakes; content listing in box |
Dated November 5, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
1/4" Reel-to-reel tape |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968)
Performers: Arlo Guthrie; Will Geer; Robert Ryan; Odetta; Bob Dylan; Judy Collins; Richie Havens; Tom Paxton
Venue: Carnegie Hall
ID#: 86
Content Note: stereo safety side A; content listing in box |
Dated November 5, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
1/4" Reel-to-reel tape |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968)
Performers: Arlo Guthrie; Will Geer; Robert Ryan; Odetta; Bob Dylan; Judy Collins; Richie Havens; Tom Paxton
Venue: Carnegie Hall
ID#: 88
Content Note: stereo safety side D; content listing in box |
Dated November 5, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
1/4" Reel-to-reel tape |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Carnegie Hall (January 20, 1968)
Performers: Arlo Guthrie; Will Geer; Robert Ryan; Odetta; Bob Dylan; Judy Collins; Richie Havens; Tom Paxton
Venue: Carnegie Hall
ID#: 89
Content Note: stereo safety side D; content listing in box |
Dated November 5, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
1/4" Reel-to-reel tape |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Hollywood Bowl (September 12, 1970)
Performers: Judy Collins; Robert Ryan; Tom Paxton; Richie Havens; Joan Baez; Peter Fonda; Country Joe McDonald; Will Geer; Earl Robinson; Jack Elliott; Odetta
Venue: Hollywood Bowl
ID#: 92
Content Note: stereo master |
Dated June 16, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Ampex 434 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Hollywood Bowl (September 12, 1970)
Performers: Judy Collins; Robert Ryan; Tom Paxton; Richie Havens; Joan Baez; Peter Fonda; Country Joe McDonald; Will Geer; Earl Robinson; Jack Elliott; Odetta
Venue: Hollywood Bowl
ID#: 93
Content Note: stereo master |
Dated June 18, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert: Hollywood Bowl (September 12, 1970)
Performers: Judy Collins; Robert Ryan; Tom Paxton; Richie Havens; Joan Baez; Peter Fonda; Country Joe McDonald; Will Geer; Earl
Robinson; Jack Elliott; Odetta
Venue: Hollywood Bowl
ID#: 91
Content Note: stereo remix; content listing in box |
Dated June 15, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 202 H (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie: Child of Dust: Reel 1
Performers: Tom Taylor
Venue: Vincennes University (Vincennes, IN)
ID#: 22 |
Recorded May 17, 1977 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Certron
7 ips |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie: Child of Dust: Reel 2
Performers: Tom Taylor
Venue: Vincennes University (Vincennes, IN)
ID#: 23
Content Note: theatrical performance |
Recorded May 17, 1977 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Sony PR-150 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Sez
Performers: Phillip Rayher (Compiler and Director)
Venue: Dudley Rigg's Experimental Theater Company (Minneapolis, MN)
ID#: 24
Content Note: theatrical performance |
Recorded January 1976 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Memorex
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Series III - Radio Shows
Digitization of these reels provided by a 2010 grant by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
Title |
Date |
Technical Information |
Research Format |
Bound for Glory
Kerry Fagelman, producer and director
ID#: 47
Content Note: "a radio program on Woody Guthrie, his music, his writing, and the man"; 2 1/2 hours |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Sunset (Interphoto Corp) 1800A (acetate)
3 3/4 ips |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 1
National Public Radio
ID#: 33 |
Broadcast 1975 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 2
National Public Radio
ID#: 34 |
Broadcast 1975 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 3
National Public Radio
ID#: 35 |
Broadcast 1975
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1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 4
National Public Radio
ID#: 36 |
Broadcast 1975 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 1
British Broadcasting Company
Ann Catchpole, producer
Recorded on
ID#: 31 |
Broadcast April 10, 1968 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: recording information in box. Tape number LLN42TQ877 |
Audio CD |
Bound for Glory: Reel 2
British Broadcasting Company
Ann Catchpole, producer
ID#: 30 |
Broadcast April 10, 1968 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Emitape
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: Tape number LLN42TQ877 |
Audio CD |
Grand Concert of Folk Music
Millard Lampell, host
ID#: 11
Content Note: content listing on box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Lafayette Radio |
Audio CD |
High Floods Low Waters
WNYC (New York, NY)
Woody Guthrie, performer; Oscar Brand, host
ID#: 74
Content Note: from Oscar Brand |
Recorded 1940 |
1/4" audiotape, 3" reel
RCA 15A1 PM |
Audio CD |
Interview with Will Geer
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 81
Content Note: recorded off the air by Jac Holzman; subject of interview is Woody Guthrie |
Broadcast July 1964 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M LR 1278
7 1/2 ips
Technical note: mono; experimental binder formulation |
Audio CD |
Marjorie Guthrie: Reel 1
ID#: 44
Content Note: Produced by Columbia Records |
Recorded May 31, 1972 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Marjorie Guthrie: Reel 2
ID#: 45
Content Note: Produced by Columbia Records |
Recorded May 31, 1972 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Marjorie Guthrie: Reel 3
ID#: 46
Content Note: Produced by Columbia Records |
Recorded May 31, 1972 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
The Many Faces of Folk Music Program #5: Reel I
United States Armed Forces Radio Service , KFOX (Long Beach, CA)
Hugh Cherry, host
ID#: 27 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M |
Audio CD |
The Many Faces of Folk Music Program #5: Reel II ( radio show )
United States Armed Forces Radio Service , KFOX (Long Beach, CA)
Hugh Cherry, host
ID#: 21 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel |
Audio CD |
The Martins & The Coys
British Broadcasting Company
ID#: 8 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Audiotape Formula 10 - All Purpose (acetate) |
Audio CD |
Observation Point
Marjorie Guthrie, interviewee; Duncan McDonald, host
ID#: 12
Content Note: content listing on box |
Broadcast July 25, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate) |
Audio CD |
The Passing Scene #393
Voice of America
Woody Guthrie, performer; Bing Crosby, performer; Logan English, performer; Valentine Pringle, performer; Jim Parisi, host
ID#: 85
Content Note: index and transcript in box |
Broadcast May 4, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate) |
Audio CD |
Si Zentner Show
KLAV (Las Vegas, NV)
Marjorie Guthrie, interviewee
ID#: 66 |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel |
Audio CD |
Something to Say
WFLFN (Philadelphia, PA)
Taylor Grant, host
ID#: 75
Content Note: Editorial tribute to Woody Guthrie, one day after Guthrie's death |
Broadcast October 4, 1967 |
1/4" audiotape, 3" reel
Audiotape 3.25 PB (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Untitled radio show: Reel 1
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 4 |
Broadcast July 17, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M RB-7 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Untitled radio show: Reel 2
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 5 |
Broadcast July 17, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M RB-7 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Untitled radio show: Reel 1
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 41 |
Recorded July 10, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M RB-7 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Untitled radio show: Reel 2
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 42 |
Recorded July 10, 1966 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate) |
Audio CD |
The Woody Guthrie Story
ID#: 18
Content Note: content listing in box |
Recorded April 13, 1959 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel |
Audio CD |
The Woody Guthrie Story/George Lorrie's Grand Concert of Folk Music
WNCN (New York, NY)
Millard Lampell, host
ID#: 59
Content Note: copies of 78 rpm discs |
Broadcast April 13, 1959 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 200 (polyester) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie "Folk Music"
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 82
Content Note: dub |
Broadcast August 9, 1964 |
1/4" audiotape, 10 1/2" reel
Scotch/3M 111 (acetate) |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Children's Hour
British Broadcasting Company
Woody Guthrie, performer
ID#: 32
Content Note: access copy exists |
Broadcast July 7, 1944 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Day
CBS Radio
Mike Wallace, host
ID#: 43 |
Broadcast July 14, 1971 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Sony R7-A |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Memorial Program
WAVA-FM (Washington, DC)
ID#: 20
Content Note: letter in box |
Broadcast October 29, 1967 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Memorial Program: Reel 1
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 28 |
Broadcast March 1964 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Woody Guthrie Memorial Program: Reel 2
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 29 |
Broadcast March 1964 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M
7 1/2 ips |
Audio CD |
Woody's Children
WQXR (New York, NY)
ID#: 19 |
Broadcast July 12, 1969 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M (polyester backed) |
Audio CD |
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*Compiled by Hillel Arnold & Tiffany Colannino. December 2008 - 2010.
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Audio Recordings - Record Albums & Singles Records - 7" 45 RPM (Accessions 2009-66.01 - .12)
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds the following 45 RMP records, which were originally arranged in eleven record albums, each containing twelve record sleeves. These records include covers of Guthrie, Seeger, and Weavers songs, as well as songs by other folk musicians prominent in New York City during the 1950s and 1960s, primarily those published by Sanga Music, Inc., Fall River Music, and Appleseed Music. Also included in this collection are numerous foreign language translations of American folk songs, such as Guantanamera.
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Accession 2009-66.01-01
Murv Shiner (with folk ensemble under direction of Sid Bass)
A: Cumberland Mine [Seeger-MacCall]
B: Workin' It Out [Silverstein-Raim]
Melody Trails, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.01-02
Joe Dassin
A: Bip Bip (O Calhambeque) [Gwen-J. D. Loudermilk-E. Carlos-J.M. Rivat
Guantanamera [Arr. H. Angulo; P. Seeger-J. Marti-J.M. Rivera)
B: Je N'ai Que Mes Mains (Poor man's son) [J. Jackson-B. Hamilton-R. Savoy-J.M.
Rivat]
Pas Sentimental (Not the lovin' kind) [L. Hazelwood-P. Delanoë]
CBS, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.01-03
Dominique Walter (accompanied by Jacques Denjean and his orchestra)
A: Ou Val La Chance [Eddy Marnay-P. Ochs]
Ne Cherche Pas a Comprendre [Anouk Ann-Aldo Frank]
Dominique Walter (accompanied by Michel Colombier and his orchestra)
B: Pourquoi Ne Viens-Tu Pas [Christophe]
Tu Viens D'Irlande [G. Bontempelli]
AZ Disc |
Accession 2009-66.01-04
Ray Bryant Trio
A: Gotta Travel On [Paul Clayton]
Sanga Music, Inc.
B: It Was A Very Good Year [Ervin Drake]
Dolfi Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.01-05
Towa Carson (with Mats Olsson and his choir and orchestra)
A: Jag Måste Ge Mej Av (Gotta Travel On) [P. Clayton-Eva Nordström]
B: Hjärta [Mann-Weill-S. Rossner]
RCA Victor |
Accession 2009-66.01-06
The Sandpipers
A: Guantanamera [Marti-Angulo-Seeger]
B: What Makes You Dream, Pretty Girl [J. Wilson-M. Garson]
A & M Records |
Accession 2009-66.01-07
Pete Seeger
A: The Draft Dodger Rag [P. Ochs; Accompanied by Fred Hellerman on vocal and guitar]
B: Guantanamera [J. Marti; Music adaptation by H. Angulo & P. Seeger]
Columbia |
Accession 2009-66.01-08
Les Troubadours
A: Melinda [G. Allwright-F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
Le Jour De Clarté [G. Allwright-P. Stookey-P. Yarrow]
B: C'etait Bien La Derniere Chose [Vline Buggy-T. Paxton]
Le Joyeux Cow-Boy [G. Allwright-H. Ledbetter]
AZ Disc |
Accession 2009-66.01-09
The Bound Brook Sound
A: Guantanamera [Marti-Angulo-Seeger]
B: Campin' [Tony Camillo]
Sanga Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.01-10
Barbara y Dick
A: Guantanamera [J. Martí]
B: Michelle [Lennon-McCartney]
Vik-Nueva Ola |
Accession 2009-66.01-11
Mr. Trombone
A: Guantanamera [José Martí]
Ruta Solitaria (Sadaic) Shake [Jacko Zeller-Freddy Santamaría]
B: Crema Batida (Whipped Cream) [N. Neville]
Bola De Mantequilla (Butterball) [Mike Henderson]
Discos CBS |
Accession 2009-66.01-12
Digno Garcia y Sus Carios
A: Guantanamera [Adaptation by Hector Angulo & Pete Seeger]
B: The Bird [Digno Garcia]
Palette |
| Record Album Book 2 |
Accession 2009-66.02-01
The Cherokees
A: Seven Daffodils [Mosely-Hays]
Sanga Music
B: A Wondrous Place [Giant-Lewis]
Sito Music/Hill & Range Songs, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.02-02
Joan Baez
A: There But For Fortune [Ochs]
Appleseed Music
B: Daddy You Been On My Mind [Dylan]
Witmark Music |
Accession 2009-66.02-03
Pete Seeger
A: Healing River [F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: (The Ring On My Finger Is) Johnny Give Me [R. Abrahams-S. Howell]
Fall River Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.02-04
Gus Backus
A: Bohnen in die Ohren (Beans In My Ears) [Chandler-Backus-Colpet]
B: Hallo, Pussy Cat (What's New Pussy Cat) [Bacharach-Niessen]
GEMA |
Accession 2009-66.02-05
Wendy Huber
A: Come Away Melinda [F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: I Belong to the Wind [C.V. Overs-W. Huber[
Ponderosa Music Co. |
Accession 2009-66.02-06
Timi Yuro
A: Gotta Travel On [Paul Clayton]
Sanga Music Inc.
B: Down In The Valley [Adpt. Timi Yuro]
Metric Music Co. |
Accession 2009-66.02-07
Tarriers
A: Seven Daffodils |
Accession 2009-66.02-08
James
A: There But For Fortune [Phil Ochs]
B: Don't Think Twice [Bob Dylan]
Scan Disc |
Accession 2009-66.02-09
The New Christy Minstrels
A: Dance My Trouble Away (Zorba's Dance) [Al Stillman-M. Theodorakis]
Miller Music Corporation
B: There But For Fortune [P. Ochs]
Appleseed Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.02-10
Joan Baez
A: Sagt mir, wo die Blumen Sind (Where have all the flowers gone) [P. Seeger-Colpet]
Fall River Music
B: Farewell, Angelina [Bob Dylan]
Witmark |
Accession 2009-66.02-11
Marlene Dietrich
A: Sag mir wo die Blumen sind (Where have all the flowers gone) [Seeger-Colpet]
B: Die Welt war jung (Le Chevalier de Paris) [Philippe-Gerarde-Colpet] |
Accession 2009-66.02-12
Vanessa Redgrave
A: Where Have All The Flowers Gone
Album Missing |
Record Album Book 3 |
Accession 2009-66.03-01
The Serendipity Singers
A: Beans In My Ears [Len Chandler]
Fall River Music, Inc.
B: Sailin' Away [Tom Tiemann]
Serendipity Publishing Corp. |
Accession 2009-66.03-02
The Taylors
A: Brazos River
Loom Music, Inc.
B: Woke Up This Morning [Bob Zellner]
Fall River Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.03-03
The Simon Sisters
A: Cuddlebug (The Happiness Blanket) [Berger-Arkin]
Appleseed Music
B: No One To Talk My Troubles To [Dick Weissman]
Apprentice Music |
Accession 2009-66.03-04
The Robert de Cormier Folk Singers
A: Amen [Joseph Crawford]
Okemo Music Publishers, Inc.
B: Dance, Boatman Dance [Arr. by L. Hays-L. Bibb]
Fall River Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.03-05
The Ian Campbell Folk Group
A: The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
B: Come Kiss Me Love
Transatlantic Records, Ltd. |
Accession 2009-66.03-06
The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem
A: Gallant Forty TWA [Arr. & Adapted by D. Hammond-P. Clancy-T. Clancy-T.
Makem]
B: The Leaving of Liverpool [Arr. & Adapted by P. Clancy-L. Clancy-T. Clancy-T. Makem]
Tiparm Music Pub., Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.03-07
Glenn Yarbrough
A: The Honey Wind Blows [Fred Hellerman-Fran Minkoff]
Appleseed Music Inc.
B: San Francisco Bay Blues [Jesse Fuller]
Hollis Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.03-08
Jimmy Witherspoon
A: I Never Will Marry [Hellerman]
Sanga Music
B: Happy Blues [Bruno]
Meager Music |
Accession 2009-66.03-09
Bobbe Norris
A: Quiet Room [F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
B: Put Your Little Foot Right Out [L. Spier] |
Accession 2009-66.03-10
The Tarriers
A: Ride Up [M. Brickman]
B: Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream [Ed McCurdy]
Fall River Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.03-11
The Brandywine Singers
A: Stop The World, I've Lost My Yo-Yo [Matt McGinn]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: When I Was Young [Jim Friedman]
Cherry Lane Music, Inc.
|
Accession 2009-66.03-12
Joe and Eddie
A: What's That I Hear? (Freedom Calling) [Ochs]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: Farewell My Cindy Jane [Gibson]
Melody Trails Inc. |
| Record Album Book 4 |
Accession 2009-66.04-01
The Limeliters
A: The Hammer Song [Seeger-Hays]
Ludlow Music
B: Charlie, The Midnight Marauder [Davis-Bagby]
Amadeo Music |
Accession 2009-66.04-03
De Spelbrekers
A: Een Riks Contant En Een Riks Per Week (A dollar down and a dollar a week) [Houston-Molenaar]
B: Als Ik Opsta (Le matin je m'éveille en chatant) [Béart-Molenaar]
Decca |
Accession 2009-66.04-04
The Kingston Trio
A: Bad Man Blunder [Cisco Houston-Lee Hays]
Sanga Music, Inc.
B: The Escape of Old John Webb [Tom Drake]
Highridge Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.04-05
The Kingston Trio
A: Somerset Gloucestershire Wassail [David Guard-Erich Schwandt]
B: Goodnight My Baby [Nick Reynolds]
Highridge Music, Inc.
|
Accession 2009-66.04-06
The Kingston Trio
A: Where Have All The Flowers Gone [Pete Seeger]
Sanga music, Inc.
B: O Ken Karanga [Paterson-Belasco-Trans. by Baron]
Sausalito Music Corp. |
Accession 2009-66.04-07
The Kingston Trio
A: You're Gonna Miss Me (Frankie and Johnny) [Seeger-Paley-Cohen-Guard]
Granada Music, Inc.
B: En El Agua [Bob Shane]
Santa Rosa Music Corp. |
Accession 2009-66.04-08
Svend Asmussen and Ulrik Neumann
A: Where Have All The Flowers Gone [Pete Seeger]
B: Scarlet Ribbons [J. Segal-E. Danzig]
NCB |
Accession 2009-66.04-09
Johnny Rivers
A: Where Have All The Flowers Gone [Pete Seeger]
Fall River Music
B: Love Me While You Can [Rivers]
Johnny Rivers Music |
Accession 2009-66.04-10
Matt McGinn with members of the Paisley Attic Folk Club
A: The Pill
B: The Dundee Ghost
unknown label |
Accession 2009-66.04-11
Cisco Houston
A: Badman's Blunder [Lee Hays-Cisco Houston]
Sanga Music Inc.
B: This Train [Lewis Allen]
Amrita Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.04-12
Lolita
A: Sag mir wo die Blumen sind (Where Have All The Flowers Gone) Foxtrot [Seeger-Sholokhov-Colpet]
B: Einsam steh' ich am Strom (En Suivant Notre Amour) Slowfox [Renard-Bader]
GEMA/BIEM |
Record Album Book 5 |
Accession 2009-66.05-01
Belafonte
A: Hold 'Em Joe
B: I'm Just A Country Boy
Record Missing |
Accession 2009-66.05-02
The Neighbors
A: Bye Bye, Clementine [Brooks]
Pamco Music, Inc.
B: Wave To Me, My Lady [Loesser-Stein]
Frank Music Corp. |
Accession 2009-66.05-03
The Neighbors
A: Never Should Have Left
B: Biggest Ride Since Paul Revere
Record Missing |
Accession 2009-66.05-04
Chad Mitchell
A: Up On The Mountain [Secundo]
Cindy Music Inc.
B: Walkin' On The Green Grass [Brooks]
Sanga Music |
Accession 2009-66.05-05
The Neighbors
A: I Won't Go Until I Get Some [Gimbel-Brooks]
B: Pay me My Money Now [Gimbel-Brooks]
Meridian Music |
Accession 2009-66.05-06
Gordon Jenkins and his orchestra and The Weavers
A: Midnight Special [Paul Campbell]
B: Goodnight Irene [Hudie Ledbetter-John Lomax]
Decca |
Accession 2009-66.05-07
The Weavers
A: Aweigh, Santy Ano [Hellerman-Gilbert-Seeger-Hays]
Sanga Music Inc.
B: This Land Is Your Land [Woody Guthrie]
Ludlow Music |
Accession 2009-66.05-08
The Weavers
A: Aunt Rhodie [Seeger-Hellerman-Hays-Gilbert]
B: Bury me Beneath The Willow [Seeger-Hellerman-Hays-Gilbert]
Sanga Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.05-09
The Weavers
A: Rally Round The Flag [By G. Root - arr. & adpt. Hays, Hellerman, Darling, Gilbert]
B: Fight On [Add. words, arr. & adpt. Hays, Hellerman, Darling, Gilbert]
Loom Music Publ. Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.05-10
The Weavers
A: Take This Letter [Jack Franklin]
B: Done Laid Around [Clayton-Ehrlich-Lazar-Six]
Sanga Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.05-10
The Weavers
A: Take This Letter [Jack Franklin]
B: Done Laid Around [Clayton-Ehrlich-Lazar-Six]
Sanga Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.05-11
Rocky Gunn
A: Gotta Travel On [Clayton-Lazar-Six-Ehrlick]
Santa Music, Inc.
B: Shirley [Norman Kaye]
MKT Music, Pub. Co. |
Accession 2009-66.05-12
Billy Grammer
A: Gotta Travel On [Paul Clayton]
Santa Music, Inc.
B: Chasing A Dream [Dick Flood]
Combine Music Corp. |
Record Album Book 6 |
Accession 2009-66.06-01
Luis Bravo
A: Guantanamera [Wolfe]
B: Adio Señorita [Romeo]
Conmar (?) |
Accession 2009-66.06-02
Anita Bryant
A: The Power And The Glory [P. Ochs]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: This Is Worth Fighting For [E. Delange-S.H. Stept-Arr. & Cond. by Chuck Bird]
Harms, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.06-03
The Imagination
A: Guantanamera [Angulo-Seeger-Marti]
Harmony Music
B: You've Got Your Troubles [Greenaway-Cook]
Mills Music |
Accession 2009-66.06-05
We Five
A: The First Time [Ewan McColl]
Stormking Music Inc.
B: What's Going On [Mike Stewart]
SFO Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.06-06
Marie Laforet
A: Marie Douceur-Marie Colere (Paint It, Black) [M. Jagger-K. Richard-M. Jourdan]
Toi Qui Dors (The Ballad of the Carpenter) [Ewan MacColl-G. Thibaut]
B: Je Voudrais Tant Que Tu Comprennes [F. Lai-G. Pirault]
La Moisson (Andiamo A Mietere Il Grano) [Rossi-Marechi-F. They] |
Accession 2009-66.06-07
Jean-Claude Pascal with choir and orchestra
A: Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind [Seeger-Colpet]
B: Lili Marlen [Schultze-Leip]
GEMA (?) |
Accession 2009-66.06-08
Les Bab's
A: Des Fourmis Dans Les Pieds [Woods-Sparks-F. Thomas-J. Yvart]
Ce Serait Trop Beau [E. Manga-J. Yvart]
B: Et Ça Tournait [E. Manga-J. Yvart]
Tu Peux L'Entendre Si Tu Veux [Phil Ochs-Y. Saget-J. Yvart]
B.I.E.M. (?) |
Accession 2009-66.06-09
The Ian Campbell Folk Group
A: Guantanamera [words Jose Marti, arr. Hector Angulo & Pete Seeger]
Harmony Music
B: Mary Anne [trad. arr. Campbell]
Heathside Music |
Accession 2009-66.06-10
Brian McCollum Folk Group
A: Henry Joy McCracken [Arr. McCollum, Forte]
B: This Dusty Road [Tommy Makem]
Harmony |
Accession 2009-66.06-11
Nana Mouskouri
A: Les Amours de Juillet [Jo Ricotta-André Richin]
B: Guantanamera [P. Seeger-H. Angulo-J. Marty-J.M. Rivat]
BIEM (?) |
Accession 2009-66.06-12
Towa Carson with Mats Olsson's choir and orchestra
A: Guantanamera [Mats Olsson-Lasse Green]
B: Tusen Och En Natt (Stranger In The Night) [Singleton-Snyder-Kaempfert-Andersson]
NCB (?) |
Record Album Book 7 |
Accession 2009-66.07-01
Alan Arkin
A: Barney's Love Song [A. Arkin-M. Schisgal]
B: I Like You [A. Arkin]
Appleseed Music, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.07-02
Wendy Huber
A: Come Away Melinda [F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
Appleseed Music, Inc.
B: I Belong To The Wind [C.R. Overs-W. Huber]
Ponderosa Music Co. |
Accession 2009-66.07-03
Carola, Erkki Valasteen Orchestra and Chorus
A: Nyt Nostan Kytkimen (Gotta Travel On) [Clayton-Ojapuu-Pethman]
B: Ol Mamma, Mamma [Conald-Ojapuu-Pethman]
NCB (?) |
Accession 2009-66.07-04
Esko Linnavallin Yhtye
A: Minne Kukat Kadonneet? (Where have all the flowers gone?) [Pete Seeger, V. Vallas-Saukki, E. Linnavalli]
N.C.B.
B: Siitä On Aikaa [Sov. E. Linnavalli, san. J. Vainio]
Teosto (?) |
Accession 2009-66.07-05
Big Three
A: Come Away Melinda
MISSING |
Accession 2009-66.07-06
Marcello Minerbi (Orchestra and Choir Conductor)
A: Guantanamera [J. Martin-H. Angulo-P. Seeger]
B: Verde Luna [Gomez]
BIEM (?) |
Accession 2009-66.07-07
Buschkötter Players
A: Guantanamera [Angulo-Seeger-Marti-Lilibert]
B: Wirf deine Träume in's Feuer [Hertha-Birk-Monrou]
GEMA |
Accession 2009-66.07-08
Tony & Nelly
A: Ma Sto Pagando [Specchia-Ochs]
B: La Strada Che Porta A Te [T. Cucchiara]
BIEM (?) |
Accession 2009-66.07-09
Tino Rossi
A: Il Fault Croire (walk with me) [Tom Springfield, adap. G. Bourgeois & J.M. Rivière]
Paris En Colere [Maurice Jarre-Maurice Vidalin]
BIEM Fr. Melodie
B: Dommage, Dommage (Too bad, too bad) [P. Vance & L. Pockriss, adap. H. Ithier]
Guantanamera [J. Marti-H. Angulo-P. Seeger, adap. J.M. Rivat]
BIEM Chappell |
Accession 2009-66.07-10
Jimmy Fontana
A: Guantanamera [Boncompagni-Marti-Angulo-Seeger]
BIEM
B: Corri [Boncompagni-Mogol-Fontana-Pes]
RCA/BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.07-11
Jose Guardiola
A: Y.Hablame [P. Mitchell]
Guantanamera [J. Martin-H. Angulo-P. Seeger]
B: La Sombra De Tu Sonrisa (The shadow of your smile) [P.F. Webster-J. Mandel]
El Ritmo Del Silencio (Sounds of Silence) [P. Simon]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.07-12
Canta Angela
A: Guantanamera [Angulo-Seeger]
B: Settembre [F. Franchi-Domingo]
BIEM |
| Record Album Book 8 |
Accession 2009-66.08-01
The Hep Stars
A: Malaika [Fadhili William Mdawida]
B: It's Nice To Be Back [Benny Andersson]
NCB |
Accession 2009-66.08-02
Ritchie Moreland
A: Gotta Travel On [Paul Clayton]
Sanga Music, Inc.
B: Please Don't Ask Me [Ritchie Moreland]
Beechwood Music Corporation |
Accession 2009-66.08-03
Joe and Lydia
A: Dance Till Your Shoes Fall Off [Lydia Wood]
Sanga Music, Inc.
B: Wait For Your Love [Lydia Wood]
Rayven Music Co., Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.08-04
Graeme Allwright
A: Qui A Tue Davy Moore (Who Killed Davy Moore) [B. Dylan-G. Allwright]
B: La Mer Est Immence (The water is wide) [C. Cooper-M. Brickman-G. Allwright]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.08-05
Grupo Gitano de Amina
A: La Madre (Popular) [Bulerias]
Guantanamera-rumbas [Marti-Seeger-Angulo]
B: Marionetas En La Cuerda (Puppet on a string) [B. Martion-P. Coulter-C. Mapel]
Mi Sangre Arabe (Popular-M. Gracia) ritmo árabe
S.G.A.E. |
Accession 2009-66.08-06
Jimmy Fontana
A: Guantanamera [Boncompagni-Marti-Angulo-Seeger]
B: Corri [Boncompagni-Mogol-Fontana-Pes]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.08-07
Los Tres Hernández
A: El Pobre Tom [Anónimo]
Espumas [J. Villamil]
B: La Gorda [Anónimo]
Guantanamera [J. Marti-H. Angulo-P. Seeger]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.08-08
Pat Lynch and the Air Chords
A: The Leaving of Liverpool [Arr. & adaptd. Hurley]
B: Don't You Believe It [Hilliard-Bacharach]
? |
Accession 2009-66.08-09
Brendan Bowyer
A: The Rapparee [traditional]
B: Whistlin' Phil McHugh [Percy French]
Keith Prowse (?) |
Accession 2009-66.08-10
Michel Colombier and his orchestra
A: Nocturne [M. Bernholc-B. Bergman]
La Neige Est Si Blanche [M. Heyral-M. Senlis-Cl. Delecluse]
B: Ni Ophelie, Ni Lorelei [J. Debronckart-N. Laik]
Ou Vont Les Fleurs (Where have all the flowers gone) [P. Seeger-Fr. Lemarque-R. Rouzaud]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.08-11
Michele Arnaud
A: Ou Va La Chance (There but for fortune) [P. Ochs-adapt. E. Marnay]
L'Enfant, La Banniere et Le Tambour [Folklore-arrang. J. Cana-H. Gougaud]
B: Ne Dis Rien [S. Gainsbourg]
Chanson Pour Les Parents (Violets of dawn) [E. Andersen-adapt. F. Thomas]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.08-12
The Brothers Four
A: The First Time Ever [E. MacColl]
Stormking Music, Inc.
B: Walkin' Backwards Down the Road [H. David-B. Bacharach]
Blue Seas Music, Inc. & Jac Music Co., Inc. |
| Record Album Book 9 |
Accession 2009-66.09-01
Fred Hellerman-Fran Minkoff
A: When I Think of Tina
Appleseed Music
Includes sheet music |
Accession 2009-66.09-02
Fred Hellerman-Fran Minkoff
A: XXX's and O's
Appleseed Music
Includes sheet music |
Accession 2009-66.09-03
Tino Rossi
A: Il Faut Croire (Walk With Me) [Tom Springfield - adap. G. Bourgeois & J.M. Rivera]
Paris En Colere [Maurice Jarre-Maurice Vidalin]
B: Dommage, Dommage (Too bad, too bad) [P. Vance & L. Pockriss, adap. H. Ithier]
Guantanamera [J. Marti, H. Angulo, & P. Seeger - adap. J.M. Rivat]
BIEM |
Accession 2009-66.09-04
The Norsemen
A: Guantanamera [Marti-Angulo/Stenslet-Bredengen]
B: Får Jag Lämna Nogra Blommor [Nils Ferlin-Lillbror Söderlundh]
N.C.B. |
Accession 2009-66.09-05
Lars Lönndahl
A: Tusen Och En Natt [Singleton-Snyder-Kaempfert-Rossner]
Guantanamera [H. Angulo-P. Seeger-Bengt Haslum]
B: Nå'n Stans N'ån Gång [Jarre-Ninita]
Ingen Annan År Som Du [H. Mancini-S. Rossner]
Minns I November [Schmidt-G. Rybrant]
Reuter-Reuter SwedenMusic Th. Ehrling (?) |
Accession 2009-66.09-06
Buschkötter Players
A: Guantanamera [Angulo-Seeger-Marti-Lilibert]
B: Wirf deine Träume in's Feuer [Hertha-Birk-Monrou]
GEMA |
Accession 2009-66.09-07
The Bells
A: Non Pensare A Me [Eros Sciorilli-Alberto Testa]
B: Guantanamera [Marti-Angulo-Seeger]
? |
Accession 2009-66.09-08
Gitte Hænning
A: Guantanamera [Hector Angulo-Pete Seeger-Jose Marti-Thøger Olsen]
B: Min Sang Til Dig (This Is My Song) [Charlie Chaplin-Thøger Olsen] |
Accession 2009-66.09-09
Les Troubadours
A: Melinda [G. Allwright-F. Hellerman-F. Minkoff]
Le Jour De Clarté [G. Allwright-P. Stookey-P. Yarrow]
B: C'Etait Bien La Derniere Chose [Vline Buggy-T. Paxton]
Le Joyeux Cow-Boy [G. Allwright-H. Ledbetter]
AZ Disc |
Accession 2009-66.09-10
Maruja Garrido
A: No Pienses En Mi [A. Testa-E. Sciorilli]
Es Mejor Dejarlo Como Esta [B. Holland-L. Dozier-E. Holland]
BIEM
B: Guantanamera [J. Marti - adap. H. Angulo-P. Seeger]
Cuando El Destino [J.A. Jiminez]
SGAE |
Accession 2009-66.09-11
Pete Seeger
A: Oh Had I A Golden Thread [Pete Seeger]
Stormking Music (Harold Levanthal)
Contains Sheet Music |
Accession 2009-66.09-12
Bob Dorough
A: Better Than Anything
Record Missing |
| Record Album Book 10 |
Accession 2009-66.10-01
The Weavers
A: Taking It Easy [Woody Guthrie-Paul Campbell]
B: Benoni [Paul Campbell]
Decca Records |
Accession 2009-66.10-02
The Limeliters
A: The Hammer Song [Seeger-Hays]
Ludlow Music
B: Charlie, The Midnight Marauder [Davis-Bagby]
Amadeo Music |
Accession 2009-66.10-03
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash
A: If I Had A Hammer [L. Hays-P. Seeger]
Ludlow Music, Inc.
B: I Gotta Boy (And His Name Is John)
House of Cash, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.10-04
Trini Lopez
A: Lonesome Traveler [Hays]
Folkways Music Publishers, Inc.
B: Kansas City [Leiber-Stoller]
Lois Publishing Co. |
Accession 2009-66.10-05
The Cherokees
A: Seven Daffodils [Mosley-Hays]
Sanga Music
B: A Wondrous Place [Giant-Lewis]
Sito Music/Hill & Range Songs, Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.10-06
The Weavers
A: Kisses Sweeter Than Wine [Joe Newman-Paul Campbell]
B: When The Saints Go Marching In [Arr. Paul Campbell]
Decca Records |
Accession 2009-66.10-07
The Weavers
A: Run Home To Mamma [Paul Campbell]
B: Hard Ain't It Hard? [Woody Guthrie]
Decca Records |
Accession 2009-66.10-08
The Weavers with Bud Johnson and his orchestra
A: Done Laid Around [Clayton-Ehrlich-Lazar-Six]
B: Take This Letter [Jack Franklin]
Sanga Music Inc. |
Accession 2009-66.10-09
Nina and Frederik with J rn Grauengaard Orchestra
A: Seven Daffodils [Hays-Moseley]
Sanga Music Inc.
B: Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You) [Russel-James-Pepper]
Columbia Gramophone Co. Ltd. |
| Record Album Book 11 |
Accession 2009-66.11-01a & b
Fred Hellerman-Frank Minkoff
A: Two People
Appleseed Music
One copy contains sheet music |
Accession 2009-66.11-02a & b
A: Healing River |
Accession 2009-66.11-03
A: The War Is Over
Sanga Music |
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Records - 10" 78 RMP
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds the following 10" 78 RPM Record Albums, including one-sided demo or promotional albums recorded in New York City at the Associated Recordings Studio . |
Accession 2009-66.12-01
Artist unknown
"Let's Get Rich"
One-sided demo
Associated Recording Studios, NY |
Accession 2009-66.12-02
Paul Clayton
"Gotta Travel On"
Transco, USA |
Accession 2009-66.12-03
Artist unknown
"Untitled"
One-sided demo
Associated Recording Studios, NY |
Accession 2009-66.12-04
Side One: Lydia Wood and John Brown
"Take Your Shoes Off"
Side Two: Lydia Wood
"I Feel Better"
Fall River Music
Associated Recording Studios, NY |
Accession 2009-66.12-05
Artist unknown
"Pretty Little Girl Don't Do Me Wrong"
One-sided demo
Associated Recording Studios, NY |
Accession 2009-66.12-06
Artist unknown
"The Keeper"
One-sided demo
Sanga Music Corp., NY
Adelphi Sound Studios, NY
Reeves Soundcraft Recording Discs, NY
(Record has chalky white film on both sides) |
Accession 2009-66.12-07a & b
Alan Arkin
"That's Me"
One-sided demo
Associated Recording Studios, NY
2 copies |
Accession 2009-66.12-08
Pete Seeger
"Festival of Flowers"
No sticker on record
Annotations on original record sleeve:
"C091067 / Festival of Flowers / John Hammond / Reed / 11-28-66" |
Accession 2009-66.12-09
Pete Seeger
"Who Knows"
10" 78 rpm phonograph
No sticker on record
Annotations on original record sleeve:
"C091066 / Who Knows à this is more nearly it / John Hammond / Reed / 11-28-66" |
Accession 2009-66.12-10
Side A: Boots
"Unemployment Compensation Blues" [Les Pine]
Charter Records
Side B: Pete Seeger
"No Irish Need Apply" (Traditional)
Charter Records |
Accession 2009-66.12-11
Side One: Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and The Weavers
"Lonesome Traveler" [Lee Hays]
Side Two: Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and The Weavers
"So Long" [Woody Guthrie]
Decca Personality Series
Decca Records, Inc., NY |
Accession 2009-66.12-12
Side One: The Weavers
"Run Home To Ma-Ma" [Paul Campbell]
Side Two: The Weavers
Hard Ain't It Hard? [Woody Guthrie]
Decca Personality SeriesDecca Records, Inc., NY |
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Records - 12" 33 RMP
The Woody Guthrie Archives holds thousands of 12" 33 RPM recordings, including a recent donation of over two thousand folk music and related genre recordings that is currently being processed and will become availible through the online Collection Guides. The following listing of material represents all record albums, up to date, that have been entered into the Archives database ( please check back for updates ): |
Accession 2000-73.16a-e
Various Artists
Soundtrack from the film Woody Guthrie Hard Travelin'
Arloco Records.
One copy still in plastic, one copy is only album jacket.
Side A:
Oklahoma Hills (Arlo Guthrie & the Oklahoma Swing Band)
Philadelphia Lawyer (Rose Maddox with Arlo Guthrie & the Oklahoma Swing Band)
Hard Travelin' (Jack Elliot & Arlo Guthrie)
Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (Hoyt Axton & Arlo Guthrie)
Roll Columbia Roll (Grand Coulee Dam) (Bill Murlin & Arlo Guthrie)
Union Maid (Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie)
New York Town (Arlo Guthrie & Jack Elliot)
Side B:
Pastures of Plenty (Holly Near & Ronnie Gilbert)
The Sinking of the Reuben James (Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie)
Talking Sailor (Talking Merchant Marine (Jack Elliot)
Riding in my Car (Judy Collins & Arlo Guthrie)
Lonesome Valley (Joan Baez)
Hobo's Lullaby (Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger)
This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie & Arlo Guthrie)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2000-73.17a-c
Woody Guthrie
Ballads of Sacco and Vanzetti
Commissioned by Moses Asch, 1945
Folkways Records, 1960
Cover Art: Antonio Fransconi
Hellerman Collection
Side A:
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
Side B:
Old Judge Thayer, We Welcome To Heaven, Vanzetti's Letter (#1 and #2), Two Good Men, Sacco's Letter To Son (Words: Niccola Sacco, Music: Pete Seeger, Sung by Pete Seeger)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2000-73.18a&b
Various Artists
The Greatest Songs of Woody Guthrie
Vanguard Records
Side A:
This Land Is Your Land (Guthrie), Do Re Mi (Houston), So Long-It's Been Good To Know Yuh (The Weavers), Pastures of Plenty (Odetta), Roll On Columbia (Country Joe McDonald), Hard, Ain't It Hard (Guthrie & Houston), Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (Houston)
Side B:
A Group of Children's Songs: Pick It Up (The Babysitters), (Take Me) Riding In My Car (Guthrie), Why Oh Why (The Babysitters), Ship in the Sky (Houston), Grassey Grass Grass (Guthrie); Old Lone Wolf (Houston), Woody's Rag & 900 Miles (The Weavers), 900 Miles (Houston), Jackhammer John (The Weavers), Tom Joad (Country Joe McDonald)
Side C:
I Ain't Got No Home (Houston), The Sinking of the Reuben James (The Weavers), Dirty Overhalls (Guthrie), The Great Historical Bum (Odetta), Talking Fishing Blues (Jack Elliot), Ladies Auxiliary (Houston), Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road (Country Joe McDonald), Buffalo Skinners (Jim Kweskin), Curly Headed Baby (Houston)
Side D:
1913 Massacre (Elliot), Jesus Christ (Houston), Rambling Round Your City (Odetta), When The Curfew Blows (Country Joe McDonald), Pretty Boy Floyd (Joan Baez), Hard Travelin' (Guthrie), This Land Is Your Land (The Weavers)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2000-73.19a-c
Woody Guthrie
1940-1946 Original Recordings Made By Woody Guthrie
Cover Photo: courtesy of Woody Guthrie, Inc.
Art Direction: Ed Thrasher
Design: Henry Vizcarra
Warner Bros. Records Inc.
1977
Both copies still wrapped
Side A:
Gypsy Davey, Jesus Christ, Pastures of Plenty, Columbus Georgia Stockade, So Long (It's Been Good To Know Yuh)
Side B:
Howdido, Pretty Boy Floyd, Hard Travelin', Better World, This Land Is Your Land
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2000-73.20a-c
Various Artists
Woody Guthrie's "We Ain't Down Yet." Poetry & Prose of The Prophet Singer, Narrated by Jess Pearson; Music & Songs of Our Great Folk Hero Played & Sung by Woody's Friends
Cream Recordings
1976
All copies have some damage to cover
Side A:
The Prophet Singer / Dear Mrs. Roosevelt, Build Me A World / Union Maid, Loneliness / Deportee, All Of Us / So Long It's Been Good To Know You, Wet Pair of Shoes / The Great Historical Bum
Side B:
Born to Win / The Grand Coulee Dam, We Ain't Down Yet / Music Background: America (Lady of the Harbor), Love Tonic / This Train Is Bound For Glory, Kids / My Daddy (Flies A Ship In The Sky), Letter To Will Geer / Goin' Down The Road, The Singing Cricket
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-67
Joady Guthrie
Spys on Wall St
Photography: Phil Bray
Art direction and graffiti by T. Weller
Rag Baby Records
1985
Side A:
A Burger King, That's What!, Last Slim Dime, Rainbow, Car/Commie, Sweet Magic Woman, Operator, Get Me E.T., Windsor, Which Side Am I On?
Side B:
Red Diapers, My Reason (To Believe), Fashionable Cynicism, Draft Me If You Can, Planetary Citizen
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-68
Arlo Guthrie and the Guthrie Family
Woody's 20 Grow Big Songs
Rising Son Records
1992
Wake Up, Cleano, Mailman, Put Your Finger in the Air, Dance Around, Don't You Push Me Down, Merry Go Round, Jig Along Home, Howdy Doo, All Work Together, Bling Blang, Needle Sing, Pick It Up, Riding in my Car, Race You Down the Mountain, My Dolly, Little Seed, Little Bird, Pretty and Shinyo, Sleep Eye
Cassette tape
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-69
Woody Guthrie
This Land Is Your Land
Folkways Records
Cover photo by Sid Grossman from the Moses Asch Collection
Cover Design: Craig Mierop
Hellerman Collection
1967
Side A:
Talking Columbia, Pastures of Plenty, New Found Land, Oregon Trail, End of My Line
Side B:
This Land Is Your Land, The Grand Coulee Dam, Ramblin' Round, Goin' Down the Road
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-70
Woody Guthrie
Dust Bowl Ballads
RCA Records
1977
Contains illustrated booklet
Annotation: "Office Copy Marjorie Guthrie"
Side A:
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
Side B:
Blowin' Down This Road (I Ain't Going to Be Treated This Way), Tom Joad- Part I, Tom Joad- Part II, Dust Bowl Refugee, Do Re Mi, Dust Bowl Blues, Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-71a&b
Woody Guthrie
Archive of Folk Music
Everest Recordings
Hellerman Collection
Side A:
Gypsy Baby, More Pretty Girls Than One, Pretty Boy Floyd, Poor Boy, Hey Lolly Lolly, Lonesome Day
Side B:
John Henry, Rangers Command, Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way, Buffalo Skinners, Hard, Ain't It Hard, Worried Man Blues
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-72
Woody Guthrie
Bound For Glory, The Songs and Story of Woody Guthrie
Sung by by Woody Guthrie
Told by Will Geer
Edited by Millard Lampell
Folkways Records
1956
Contains separate descriptive notes booklet
Side A:
Stagolee, Children's Songs, Little Sugar, My Daddy, Swimmy Swim Swim, Vigilante Man, Do Re Mi, Pastures of Plenty,Grand Coulee Dam
Side B:
This Is Your Land, Fishing (Talking Blues), Reuben James, Jesus Christ, There's a Better World A-Coming
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-73a&b
Woody Guthrie
Bound For Glory, The Songs and Story of Woody Guthrie
Sung by by Woody Guthrie
Told by Will Geer
Edited by Millard Lampell
Folkways Records
1958
Contains separate descriptive notes booklet
Side A:
Stagolee, Children's Songs: Little Sugar, My Daddy, Swim, Swim, Swimmy I Swim, Vigilante Man, Do Re Me, Pastures of Plenty, . Grand Coulee Dam
Side B:
This Land Is Your Land, Talking Fish Blues, The Sinking of Reuben James, Jesus Christ, There's a Better World A-Coming
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-74
Jack Elliot
Jack Elliot sings the songs of Woody Guthrie
Cover design: Don Schlitten
Cover Photo: Betty Nicolin
Prestige Records, Inc.
Side A:
Hard Travelling, Grand Coulee Dam, New York Town, Tom Joad, Howdido, Talking Dust Bowl, This Land Is Your Land
Side B:
Pretty Boy Floyd, Philadelphia Lawyer, Talking Columbia, Dust Storm Disaster, Riding In My Car, 1913 Massacre, So Long
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-75
Woody Guthrie
Why, Oh, Why? and other nonsense and activity songs for very early childhood with Woody Guthrie
Cover design: Ronald Clyne
Folkways Records
1985
Side A:
Why, Oh Why?, Pick It Up, Pretty and Shiny-O, Needle Sing, Build My House, Goodnight Little Darling
Side B:
My Yellow Crayon, Roll On, Jiggy Jiggy Bum, Bubble Gum, Goodnight Little Darling (reprise)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-76
Woody Guthrie
Library of Congress Recordings, Three hours of songs and conversation
Recorded by Alan Lomax
Design by Joanna Bodenweber
Rounder Records
1988
Side A:
Lost Train Blues, Railroad Blues, Rye Whiskey, Old Joe Clark, Beaumont Rag
Side B:
Greenback Dollar, Boll Weevil Song, So Long, Its Been Good to Know You, Talking Dust Bowl Blues, Do-Re-Mi
Side C:
Hard Times, Pretty Boy Floyd, They Laid Jesus Christ In His Grave, Jolly Banker, I Ain't Got No Home
Side D:
Dirty Overalls, Chain Around My Leg, Worried Man Blues, Lonesome Valley, Walking Down That Railroad Line
Side E:
Goin' Down That Road Feeling Bad, Dust Storm Disaster, Foggy Mountain Top, Dust Pneumonia Blues
Side F:
California Blues, Dust Bowl Refugees, Will Rogers Highway, Los Angeles New Year's Flood
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-77a&b
Woody Guthrie
Dust Bowl Ballads
Folkways Records
1964
Hellerman Collection
Contains descriptive notes inside pocket
Side A:
Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues, Blowin' Down This Road, Do Re Mi, Dust Cain't Kill Me, Tom Joad (Part 1), Tom Joad (Part 2)
Side B:
The Great Dust Storm, Dusty Old Dust, Dust Bowl Refugee, Dust Pneumonia Blues, I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore, Vigilante Man
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-78a&b
Woody Guthrie
Library of Congress Recordings
Three hours of songs and conversation / Recorded by Alan Lomax
Elektra Records
Contents page is annotated in ink
Side A:
Lost Train Blues, Railroad Blues, Rye Whiskey, Old Joe Clark, Beaumont Rag
Side B:
Greenback Dollar, Boll Weevil Song, So Long, Its Been Good To Know You, Talking Dust Bowl Blues, Do-Re-Mi
Side C:
Hard Times, Pretty Boy Floyd, They Laid Jesus Christ In His Grave, Jolly Banker, I Ain't Got No Home
Side D:
Dirty Overalls, Chain Around My Leg, Worried Man Blues, Lonesome Valley, Walkin' Down That Railroad Line
Side E:
Goin' Down That Road Feeling Bad, Dust Storm Disaster, Foggy Mountain Top, Dust Pneumonia Blues
Side F:
California Blues, Dust Bowl Refugees, Will Rogers Highway, Los Angeles New Year's Flood
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-79
Woody Guthrie
Bed On The Floor
Folkways Records
Side A:
Baltimore To Washington, Little Black Train, Who's Going To Shoe Your Pretty Feet (w/ Cisco Houston), Slip Knot, Poor Boy, Mean Talking Blues, Stepstone (w/ Sonny Terry & Cisco Houston)
Side B:
Bed On The Floor (w/ Cisco Houston), Little Darling (w/ Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry), Miner's Song, Train Blues, Danville Girl #2 (w/ Cisco Houston), Ride Old Paint (w/ Cisco Houston)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-80
Various Artists
Hommage a Woody Guthrie
Le Chant Du Monde
1978
Woody Guthrie tribute released in France
Side A:
This Trains Is Bound For Glory (Graeme Allwright, Roger Mason)
So Long, It's Been Good To Know You (Martine Habib)
Curly Headed Baby (Steve Waring, Marie-Ange Peronnet)
Dixie Darling (Deroll Adams)
Gypsy Davy (Youra Marcus, Marc Robine, and Bouzouki)
Side B:
1. Talking Dust Bowl (Steve Waring)
2. Hobo's Lullaby (Martine Habib, Roger Mason)
3. Vigilante Man (Sammy Walker)
4. Do Re Mi (Roger Mason)
5. 900 Miles (Les Touristes)
Side C:
1. Roll On, Columbia (Graeme Allwright)
2. Grand Coulee Dam (Deroll Adams)
3. John Henry (Youra Marcus, Marc Robine, and Bouzouki)
4. Reuben James (Sammy Walker)
5. Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (Martine Habib)
Side D:
1. When the Curfew Blows (Deroll Adams)
2. Dry Bed (Steve Waring, Marie-Ange Peronnet)
3. What Did the Deep Sea Say? (Youra Marcus, Marc Robine, and Bouzouki)
4. One Little Thing the Atom Can't Do (Roger Mason)
5. Bound For Glory (Sammy Walker)
6. This land Is Your Land (All participants)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 6 |
Accession 2009-81a&b
Woody & Arlo Guthrie
Hard Travelin'
Arloco Music
1984
Only copies; album never released
2 one-sided demos (27a)
1 two-sided demo (27b)
Side A:
Oklahoma Hills, Philadelphia Lawyers, Hard Travelin', Deportees, Roll Columbia Roll, Union Maid, New York Towne
Side B:
Pastures of Plenty, Reuben James, Talkin' Sailor, Car, Car, Lonesome Valley, Hobo Lullabye, This Land
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-82a&b
Woody Guthrie
Dust Bowl Ballads
RCA Victor
1964
1 copy is still in plastic
Side A:
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
Side B:
Blowin' Down This Road, Tom Joad-Part 1, Tom Joad-Part 2, Dust Bowl Refugee, Do Re Mi, Dust Bowl Blues, Dusty Old Dust
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-83a&b
Woody Guthrie
Dust Bowl Ballads
Cover Design by Joanna Bodenweber
Rounder Records
1988
Both copies in plastic
Side A:
The Great Dust Storm (Dust Storm Disaster), I Ain't Got No Home in This World Anymore, Talkin' Dust Bowl Blues, Vigilante Man, Dust Can't Kill Me, Dust Pneumonia Blues, Pretty Boy Floyd
Side B:
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 Re Mi, Dust Bowl Blues, Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-84
Woody Guthrie
Columbia River Collection
Rounder Records
1987
Copy is still in plastic
Side A:
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'
Side B:
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
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-85
Woody Guthrie
Songs To Grow On
Cover photographs by Craig Mierop
Folkways Records
1968
Side A:
Band 1. Wake Up, Band 2. Cleano, Band 3. Dance Around, Band 4. Car-Car Song (Riding In My Car), Band 5. Don't You Push Me Down, Band 6. My Dolly
Side B:
Band 1. Put Your Finger In The Air, Band 2. Come See, Band 3. Race You Down The Mountain, Band 4. Howdido, Band 5. Merry-Go-Round, Band 6. Sleepy Tight
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-86
Woody Guthrie
Songs to Grow On
Introduction by Beatrice Landeck
Folkways Records
1958
Still in plastic
Side A:
Band 1. Wake Up, Band 2. Clean-O, Band 3. Dance Around, Band 4. Car Song, Band 5. Don't You Push Me, Band 6. My Dolly
Side B:
Band 1. Put Your Finger In The Air, Band 2. Come See, Band 3. Race You Down The Mountain, Band 4. How Doo Do, Band 5. Merry Go 'Round, Band 6. Sleepy Eyes
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-87a&b
Woody Guthrie
Struggle
Dedicated to Marjorie Guthrie and Pete Seeger
Cover Litho by David Stone Martin
Cover Design by Ronald Clyne
Folkways Records
1976
Both copies in plastic
Side A:
Struggle Blues, A Dollar Down and a Dollar a Week, Get Along Little Doggies, Hang Knot, Waiting at the Gate, The Dying Miner
Side B:
Union Burying Ground, Lost John, Buffalo Skinners, Pretty Boy Floyd, Ludlow Massacre, 1913 Massacre
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-88a&b
Woody Guthrie Sings Folk Songs with Leadbelly, Cisco Houston, Sonny Terry, Bess Hawes
Introduction by Pete Seeger
Cover design by Ronald Clyne
Folkways Records
1962
Side A:
Band 1. Hard Traveling, Band 2. What Did The Deep Sea Say?, Band 3. House of the Rising Sun, Band 4. Nine Hundred Miles, Band 5. John Henry, Band 6. Oregon Trail, Band 7. We Shall Be Free
Side B:
Band 1. Dirty Overalls, Band 2. Jack Hammer Blues, Band 3. Springfield Mountain, Band 4. Brown Eyes, Band 5. Boll Weevil Blues, Band 6. Guitar Blues, Band 7. Will You Miss Me?
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-89
Woody Guthrie
Hard Travelin'
An introductory note about the man and his music by Pete Seeger
Folkways Records
1964
Still in plastic
Side A:
Springfield Mountain (w/ Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry), Hey Little Water Boy (w/ Cisco Houston), Chisholm Trail (w/ Cisco Houston), Rubber Dolly (w/ Cisco Houston, guitar), Lindbergh, Hard Travelin'
Side B:
Jiggy Jiggy Bum Bum, Put My Little Shoes (w/ Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry), I Ain't Got Nobody (w/ Cisco Houston - instrumental), Yeller Gal (w/ Leadbelly & Cisco Houston), Philadelphia Lawyer (w/ Cisco Houston), Ida Red
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-89
Woody Guthrie
Hard Travelin'
An introductory note about the man and his music by Pete Seeger
Folkways Records
1964
Still in plastic
Side A:
Springfield Mountain (w/ Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry), Hey Little Water Boy (w/ Cisco Houston), Chisholm Trail (w/ Cisco Houston), Rubber Dolly (w/ Cisco Houston, guitar), Lindbergh, Hard Travelin'
Side B:
Jiggy Jiggy Bum Bum, Put My Little Shoes (w/ Cisco Houston & Sonny Terry), I Ain't Got Nobody (w/ Cisco Houston - instrumental), Yeller Gal (w/ Leadbelly & Cisco Houston), Philadelphia Lawyer (w/ Cisco Houston), Ida Red
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-90
Various Artists
The Original Vision
Original recordings by Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly of songs interpreted on the Columbia Records album, Folkways: A Vision Shared , plus other selections.
Cover photography by Stacy Duncan
Smithsonian Folkways
1988
Both copies in plastic
Side A:
Sylvie (Leadbelly and Anne Graham), Pretty Boy Floyd (Guthrie), Do Re Mi (Guthrie), I Ain't Got No Home (Guthrie), Jesus Christ (Guthrie), Rock Island Line (Leadbelly), 4, 5, and 9 (Leadbelly, Sonny Terry, Brownie McGhee), Will Geer reading Guthrie (Geer), Hard Travelling (Guthrie), Fannin Street (Leadbelly)
Side B:
Philadelphia Lawyer (Guthrie), Hobo's Lullaby (Guthrie), The Bourgeois Blues (Leadbelly), Gray Goose (Leadbelly), Goodnight Irene (Leadbelly), This Land Is Your Land (Guthrie), Woody's Rag (Hard Work) (Guthrie), The Midnight Special (Leadbelly)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-91
Woody Guthrie
Worried Man Blues
Collectables Records Corp.
1990
Side A:
Gypsy Davy, More Pretty Girls Than One, Pretty Boy Floyd, Poor Boy, Hey Lolly Lolly, Lonesome Day
Side B:
John Henry, Rangers Command, Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way, Buffalo Skinners, Hard, Ain't It Hard, Worried Man Blues
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-92a&b
Woody Guthrie
Poor Boy
Cover photograph and design by Craig Mierop
Folkways Records
1968
One copy in plastic
Side A:
Band 1. Baltimore to Washington, Band 2. Little Black Train, Band 3. Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Feet, Band 4. Slip Knot, Band 5. Poor Boy, Band 6. Mean Talking Blues, Band 7. Stepstone
Side B:
Band 1. Bed on the Floor, Band 2. Little Darling, Band 3. Miner's Song, Band 4. Train Blues, Band 5. Danville Girl No. 2, Band 6. Ride Old Paint
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-93
Woody Guthrie
The Legendary Woody Guthrie, In Memorium
The Everest Record Group
1967 (?)
Taken from previous recordings
Still in plastic
Side A:
Hey Lolly Lolly, Buffalo Skinners, John Henry, Gypsy Davy, Worried man Blues, More Pretty Girls Than One
Side B:
Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way, Rangers Command, Poor Boy, Lonesome Day, Pretty Boy Floyd, Hard, Ain't It Hard
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-94
Woody Guthrie
Bonneville Dam & Other Columbia River Songs
Cover Photo: Ray Atkeson
Verve/Folkways Records
Hellerman Record Collection
Side A:
Talking Columbia, Pastures of Plenty, New Found Land, Oregon Trail, End of My Line
Side B:
This Land Is Your Land, The Grand Coulee Dam, Ramblin' Round, Goin' Down the Road
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-95
Jack Elliot
Songs to Grow On by Woody Guthrie
Original drawings by Woody Guthrie
Design by Moses Asch
Folkways Records
Recording dedicated to the memory of Cath Ann "Stackabones" Guthrie
Side A:
Band 1. Jig Along Home, Band 2. Car Song, Band 3. Swim Swim, Band 4. Don't You Push Me Down, Band 5. Why Oh Why, Band 6. Put Your Finger in the Air, Band 7. Wake Up
Side B:
Band 1. Pretty and Shiny-Oh, Band 2. Clean-O, Band 3. Pick It Up, Band 4. Dance Around, Band 5. How Dja Do, Band 6. My Little Seed, Band 7. Build a House, Band 8. Needle Song, Band 9. We All Work Together
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-96a &b
Will Geer & sung by Dick Wingfield
Woody's Story
Cover Design by Ronald Clyne
Folkways Records
1973
One copy is in plastic
Side A:
Swing Low, It Takes a Worried Man, This Train, Hard Traveling, I'm Going Down This Road, I
Ain't Afraid, So Long, Do Re Mi
Side B:
Talking Dust Bowl, Pastures of Plenty, This Land Is My Land, Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done
Side C:
When the Saints, Philadelphia Lawyer, Good Night Irene, Jesus Christ, There's A Better World A-Coming, Pretty Boy Floyd, My Daddy Flies
Side D:
Reuben James, Roosevelt Button, Grand Coulee Dam, Brown Eyes, This Train Is Bound
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 7 |
Accession 2009-97
Jack Elliot
Jack Elliot sings the songs of Woody Guthrie
Label: Prestige Records, Inc.
Year: n/d.
Side A:
Hard Travelling, Grand Coulee Dam, New York Town, Tom Joad, Howdido, Talking Dust Bowl, This Land Is Your Land
Side B:
Pretty Boy Floyd, Philadelphia Lawyer, Talking Columbia, Dust Storm Disaster, Riding In My Car, 1913 Massacre, So Long
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-98
The Bob Cort Skiffle, featuring Ken Sykora
Ain't It A Shame (To Sing Skiffle on Sunday)
London Records
1957
Album jacket is completely torn on 3 of 4 sides
Side A:
Eight More Miles to Louisville, Don't Stay Away, A Country Boy, This Land Is Your Land, West Virginia Snow, Streets of Laredo, I Can't Give You Anything But Love
Side B:
Yes! Suh!, The Logger, Where'd You Get Your Whiskey, Your Feet's Too Big, Lulu's Back In Town, Bouncing Around, Ain't It A Shame (To Sing Skiffle on Sunday)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-99
Sammy Walker
Songs From Woody's Pen: Woody Guthrie Songs, sung by Sammy Walker
Cover design by Ronald Clyne
Photo by Jolly Robinson
Folkways Records
1979
Still in plastic
Side A:
The Grand Coulee Dam, Pastures of Plenty, Talking Dust Bowl Blues, Deportee, Vigilante Man, Ramblin' Round
Side B:
Jackhammer John, 1913 Massacre, Tom Joad, Philadelphia Lawyer, Pretty Boy Floyd
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-100
Cisco Houston
Cisco Houston Sings Songs Of The Open Road
Cover design by Ronald Clyne
Folkways Records
1960
Cover is damaged
Side A:
Mule Skinner Blues, Git Along Little Dogies, Erie Canal, Hobo's Lullaby, East Virginia Blues, Travel On
Side B:
Pie in the Sky, Mysteries of a Hobo's Life, Soup Song, Beans, Bacon, and Gravy, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Cryderville Jail, I Ain't Got No Home
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-101
Various Artists
A Vision Shared: A Tribute To Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly
CBS Records
1988
Side A:
Sylvie (Sweet Honey in the Rock), Pretty Boy Floyd (Bob Dylan), Do Re Mi (John Mellencamp), I Ain't Got No Home (Bruce Springsteen), Jesus Christ (U2), Rock Island Line (Little Richard with Fishbone), East Texas Red (Arlo Guthrie)
Side B:
Philadelphia Lawyer (Willie Nelson), Hobo's Lullaby (Emmylou Harris), The Bourgeois Blues (Taj Mahal), Gray Goose (Sweet Honey in the Rock), Goodnight Irene (Brian Wilson), Vigilante Man (Bruce Springsteen), This Land Is Your Land (Pete Seeger with Sweet Honey in the Rock, Doc Watson, & The Little Red School House Chorus)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-102a&b
Various Artists
A Tribute to Woody Guthrie, Part Two
Narration by Peter Fonda, Will Geer, Robert Ryan
Design: John Berg & Ron Coro
Front Cover Photo: Jim Marshall
Back Cover Photo: David Gahr
Warner Bros. Records
1972
Still in plastic.
Side A:
Roll On Columbia (Judy Collins), Narration (Robert Ryan), Biggest Thing man Has Ever Done (Great Historical Bum) (Tom Paxton), Jackhammer John (Richie Havens & Pete Seeger), Hobo's Lullaby (Joan Baez), Narration (Peter Fonda), Woman at Home (Country Joe McDonald), Narration (Will Geer), Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (Judy Collins)
Side B:
Why Oh Why (Odetta), Narration (Peter Fonda and Will Geer), Mail Myself to You (Earl Robinson), Howdido (Jack Elliot), Jesus Christ (Arlo Guthrie), 1913 Massacre (Jack Elliot), Union Maid (Judy Collins & Pete Seeger), Narration (Robert Ryan), Narration (Will Geer), Narration (Judy Collins), Narration (Will Geer), This Land Is Your Land (Odetta, Arlo Guthrie, and Company)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-103
Cisco Houston
Cisco Houston sings the songs of Woody Guthrie
Cover Drawing by Anton Refregier
Label: Vanguard Records
Year: n/d.
Side A:
This Land-Pastures of Plenty, Ship in the Sky, Deportees, Grand Coulee Dam, Sinking of
the Reuben James
Curly Headed Babies- Curly Headed Baby, Ladies Auxiliary, Taking It Easy, Hard, Ain't It hard
Side B:
Big Men- Jesus Christ, Buffalo Skinners, Pretty Boy Floyd, Philadelphia Lawyer, Lone Wolves- Old Lone Wolf, Talking Fishing Blues, Ranger's Command, Do Re Mi, Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-104
Cisco Houston
American Folk Songs sung by Cisco Houston, accompanying himself on guitar
Cover art by J. Simon
Folkways Records
1958
Side A:
Rambling Gambling Man, Pat Works on the Railway, Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill, The Killers, The Zebra Dun, Old Reilly, Blowing Down That Old Dusty Road
Side B:
St. James Infirmary, Old Howard, Make Me A Bed, John Hardy, Boll Weevil, The Midnight Special, Great July Jones
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-105
Woody Guthrie
Original Motion Picture Score: "Bound For Glory"
United Artists Music and Records Group, Inc.
1976
Side A:
Hard Travelin', This Train Is Bound For Glory, The Drifters, So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh, Hobo's Lullaby, Dust Storm, Pastures of Plenty, Do Re Mi, Running for the Train, So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh, This Train Is Bound For Glory, Arrival in Los Angeles, Oklahoma Hills
Side B:
So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh, Howdido, So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh, Pastures of Plenty, Hitchhiking, Ramshackle, Pastures of Plenty, Curly Headed Baby, Talking Dust Bowl Blues, This Land Is Your Land, Deportee, Hobo's Lullaby, On The Road Again, Going Down the Road, This Land Is Your Land
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8 |
Accession 2009-106
Various Artists
Toanga's Woody Guthrie Folk Festival One
Sky Records
1975
Still in plastic.
Side A:
Oklahoma Hills/Howdido (Tommy Taylor), Just When You Think (John Hartford), Railroad Blues (Tommy Taylor), Deportee (Melora Marshall), Politics (Tommy Taylor), Philadelphia Lawyer (Will Geer and Family), Civilization (Herta Ware), Strength (Peter Alsop)
Side B:
Up on the Hill Where They Do the Boogie (John Hartford), Jake (Tommy Taylor), Long, Long Time (Gary White), My Secret (Will Geer), So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh (Tommy Taylor), The Toast (Gary White)
Audio: 12" 33 rpm phonograph
Recordings Box 8
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Woody Guthrie Historic Family Recordings
(Accessions 2009-16.01 - .93)
The Woody Guthrie Historic Family Recordings consist of 15 ¼-inch reel-to-reel audiotapes. Marjorie Mazia Guthrie, and/or Woody Guthrie, and/or their immediate family recorded the tapes between 1949 and 1958. The tapes include recordings of Guthrie family gatherings, including a December 1951 recording with Guthrie's mother-in-law Aliza Greenblatt and grandmother-in-law, dance classes conducted by Guthrie's wife Marjorie, and audio of the Guthrie children playing and talking. Many of these tapes are recorded on acetate-based tape, which is inherently unstable and prone to brittleness, deformation and vinegar syndrome.
These recordings offer an intimate glimpse into the Guthrie's home life, including the chaos of large family gatherings, the oral traditions of Marjorie's European Jewish family, and glimpses of Guthrie singing and playing along to his own recordings. In addition, these recordings contain very early performances by Arlo, Joady and Nora Guthrie. Several reels also provide insight in the Guthrie family after Woody and Marjorie divorced, including reels from 1958 with a "panel discussion" between Marjorie, Arlo, Joady and Nora on topic such as space travel and integration.
The Woody Guthrie Historic Family Recordings are arranged alphabetically by title. Many of these recordings are in formats that cannot be played back at the Woody Guthrie Archives; however, the boxes and track lists are made available, in-house, to researchers. Due to the fragile nature of the Collection, access to the tapes is limited, and tapes are unavailable for playback. CD Audio access copies exist for some tape. Consult Archivist for further information. This Collection is restricted.
Title |
Date |
Technical Information |
Alan and N. Kass
ID#: 65
Content Note: other information on box; reel may have been re-recorded |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M (polyester) |
At home with the Guthrie tribe
Includes Woody Guthrie; Arlo Guthrie; Joady Guthrie
Venue: Beach Haven
ID#: 52
Content Note: "first reel of Arlo and Joady"; WG's handwriting on box |
January 20, 1951 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111A (acetate backed)
3 3/4 ips
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Christmas 1955
ID#: 69 |
December 1955 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Web-Cor 2907 |
Dance Class 1955
ID#: 70
Content Note: content listing on box |
December 1955 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Web-Cor 2907 |
Four Generations
Includes Bubby Brooka; Bubby [Aliza] Greenblatt; Marjorie Guthrie; Arlo Guthrie; Joady Guthrie; Nora Guthrie
Venue: Atlantic City
ID#: 51
Content Note: discussions of Hanukah and life in Chernobyl; WG's handwriting on box |
December 1951
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1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111A ( acetate backed )
3 3/4 ips |
Guthrie Children Playing
Including Arlo Guthrie, Nora Guthrie, Joady Guthrie
ID#: 71
Content Note: content listing on box |
Summer 1954;
November 1958 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Web-Cor 2907
3 3/4 ips |
Guthrie Children Playing
Including Arlo Guthrie, Nora Guthrie, Joady Guthrie
ID#: 72
Content Note: content listing in box |
Summer 1954;
November 1958 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel |
Guthrie Children's Concert Rehearsal/Radio Station A-D-D-E-O
Including Arlo Guthrie; Nora Guthrie; Joady Guthrie; Marjorie Guthrie; Al Addeo
Venue: Park Slope
ID#: 55
Content Note: content listing on box |
October 21, 1958 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
3 3/4 ips |
Marjorie's dance class at our house; Woody's songs
Venue: Beach Haven
ID#: 54
Content Note: content listing on box; WG accompanies records of his songs |
February 1951 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Technical note: preservation copy of item 56 |
Marjorie's dance class at our house; Woody's songs
Venue: Beach Haven
ID#: 56
Content Note: content listing on box; WG accompanies records of his songs |
February 1951 |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Scotch/3M 111A (acetate backed) |
Nora, Joady, Arlo and Tiny Talking
ID#: 68
Content Note: content listing on box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Web-Cor 2907
3 3/4 ips |
Original Songs by Woody Guthrie
Performers: Woody Guthrie
ID#: 13
Content Note: VD Songs; content listing on box in WG's handwriting |
July 14, 1949 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 100A (paper backing)
7 1/2 ips |
Songs by Sue Guthrie Garvin
ID#: 49
Content Note: content listing on box |
undated |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 131 (polyester) |
Whippoorwill (Dance Recital)/Gathering of Family and Friends/Recording of Radio/Bobby Addeo
ID#: 67
Content Note: content listing on box |
July 1955; undated |
1/4" audiotape, 5" reel
Web-Cor 2907
3 3/4 ips |
Woody Guthrie Family
Includes Woody Guthrie; Marjorie Guthrie; Arlo Guthrie; Joady Guthrie; Nora Guthrie
Venue: Beach Haven
ID#: 53
Content Note: content listing on box; WG's handwriting on box |
January 20, 1951 |
1/4" audiotape, 7" reel
Scotch/3M 111A (polyester backed)
3 3/4 ips
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Compiled by Hillel Arnold, December 2008
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Woody Guthrie's Personal Record Collection
Woody Guthrie's Personal Record Collection consists of albums personally owned by Guthrie, as well as Albums released by Guthrie, and represents an important component to the Archives. These records provide researchers with insight into Guthrie's own musical influences. Guthrie himself annotated many of the record jackets, noting how he acquired the record, the date he received the album, and his thoughts on either the artist or the lyrics. In addition, many of Guthrie's albums are adorned with his original artwork - doodles and drawings covering the liner notes of some of the record jackets.
Of particular note in this Collection is Guthrie's copy of Lead Belly's Musiccraft Corporation undated album entitled "Negro Sinful Songs sung by Lead Belly" (acc. #2008-110). This 4-disc album contains a love letter which Guthrie wrote to 'Mama and Cathy' on November 18 th , 1943. In this letter he discusses the different houses he has lived in with Marjorie ('Mama') and the way in which the music they played in each house changed the way it felt; proclaiming his love for '3520', the home they shared on Mermaid Avenue. Guthrie ends his letter with the comments "gosh! What are folks gonna think when they look here and see such a long inscription? Well, we don't care. At least I don't. In a very few days I guess I'll be shipping out again for my second time. I just want you to know that I love you - tonight. Woody."
In addition, Guthrie's copy of Asch Records' "American Folksay Ballads and Dances" (acc. #2008-100), dates January 16 th , 1945, is noteworthy in that it contains extensive notes by Guthrie describing the evolution of his thoughts on the album, gained through listening to the record several times. At one point, Guthrie notes "I felt ashamed because I helped to make it. I wanted to melt the wax up and pour it back to the factory and my hands ached to grab all of the records off the market and toss them back to their moulds. It sounded so bad I wanted to just get up and run away somewhere and never come back." However, Guthrie has a change of heart, likening the album to a "wild and fiery and rough and tumble" kid, which he appreciates more than the smooth and quiet kids. Following his introduction is a detailed description of the songs that he considers to be his favorites.
Woody Guthrie's Record Collection consists of approximately 50 individual discs (30 albums), many of which are extremely fragile and some of which are broken. The Archives has the capabilities to play these albums, however, their value to researchers lies primarily in the annotations by Guthrie, and it is Archives policy not to play these albums unless absolutely necessary.
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Acc. # 2008-96
Artist: Cornelius Greenway's Smokey Mountaineers
Album: "America's Favorite Songs" Vol. 2
Artwork by: David Stone Martin
Notes: Watercolor annotation by Woody Guthrie May 4th 1948.
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-97
Artist: Various
Album: "Smoky Mountain Ballads"
Notes: Annotated by Woody Guthrie April 12, 1944.
Contains 4 discs
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-98
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: Documentary #1 STRUGGLE
Asch Records.
Notes: Contains 3 discs
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-99
Artist: Roy Acuff and his Smoky Mountain Boys
Album: Selections From Rodgers and Hammerstein's "State Fair"
A twentieth century-fox Technicolor picture, directed by Walter Lang,
Produced by William Perlberg.
Notes: Annotated by Woody Guthrie.
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-100
Artist: American Folksay Ballads and Dances
Album: 900 Miles
Asch Recordings
Artwork by : David Stone Martin
Notes: Annotated by Woody Guthrie (thoughts on the album)
No Records inside.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-101
Artist: Burl Ives
Album: "The Waterfaring Stranger"
Edited by Alan Lomax. Asch Recordings.
Notes: Annotated by Burl in 1939.
Annotated by Woody Guthrie 1944.
Contains 2 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-102
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs To Grow Old On" Nursery Days
Disc Young Folksay Series Album 602
Notes: Contains 3 discs.
Contains Two Pamphlets.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-103
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: Documentary #1 STRUGGLE
Asch Records.
Notes: Annotated by Woody Guthrie 1948.
Pamphlet included.
Contains 2 discs.
Very Fragile.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-104
Artist: Carlos Montoya, Soledad Miralles
Album: Flamenco Disc
Artwork by: Davd Stone Martin
Notes: Annotation by Woody Guthrie
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-105
Artist: Various
Album: "America's Favorite Songs" (Vol. 1) Disc 607
Artwork by : David Stone Martin
Various Artists
Notes: Annotation by Woody Guthrie 7-22-46.
See Also Acc. 2008-96 (Vol. 2)
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-106
Music: Bernie Weissman
Narration; David Niles
Album; "In The Beginning" A Delightful Retelling For Young Listeners of Old Testament
Stories by Sholem Asch. Recording by Moses Asch
Artwork by: Eleanor Klemm
Notes: Annotation and Drawings by Woody Guthrie.
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-107
Artist: Jack Guthrie
Album: "Memorial Album" (Oklahoma Hills)
All Songs Jack Guthrie
Notes: Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-108
Artist: Cisco Huston
Album: "Cowboy Songs"
Album Notes by Woody Guthrie.
Notes: Annotation by Woody Guthrie May 10, 1949.
Watercolor annotation and painting.
Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-109
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs To Grow Old On" Work Songs for Nursery Days
Disc Young Folksay Series Album 602
Cover by: Thelma Martin
Notes: Contains 3 discs.
One Pamphlet.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-110
Artist: Lead Belly
Album: "Negro Sinful Songs"
Notes: Annotation by Woody Guthrie Nov. 18 1943
Contains 4 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-111
Artist: The Almanac Singers
Album: "Talking Union"
Keynote Recordings Album 106
Notes: Contains 3 discs.
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-112
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Talking Dust Bowl" (Dust Bowl Ballads)
Folkways Records.
Notes: No Case
10 Inch. |
Acc. # 2008-113
Artist: Jack Guthrie
Album: Jack Guthrie and his Oklahomans
Notes: No Jacket
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-114
Artist: Jack Guthrie
Album: Jack Guthrie and his Oklahomans
Notes: No Case.
Side A. Whitley, Leeds, Hayes
Side B. Billy Hughes, Texas Jim Lewis
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-115
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Woody Guthrie singing "Pretty Boy Floyd"
Original Acetate from 1940's
Notes: No Case
Recorded at Cue Studios
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-116
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child"
Folkways Records
Notes: Sealed Album.
Cover Design by Ronald Clyne / Photograph by David Gahr.
Red with Yellow Type (duotone photo)
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-117
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child"
Folkways Records
Notes: Sealed Album.
Cover Design by Ronald Clyne / Photograph by David Gahr.
Orange with Black Type (b/w photo)
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-118
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs to Grow On"
Folkways Records
Introduction by Beatrice Landeck.
Volume One: Nursery Days
Notes: One Pamphlet
Orange Copy
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-119
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs to Grow On"
Folkways Records
Introduction by Beatrice Landeck.
Volume One: Nursery Days
Notes: Green Copy
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-120
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "This Land is My Land"
American Work Songs (Songs to Grow On Volume 3)
Folkways Records
Notes: Colors have slight color alternatives
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-121
Artist: Jack Elliot
Album: "Woody Guthrie's Blues"
Topic Records
Notes: No Records
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-122
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs for Slides"
Cue Recordings
Notes: No Case
33 Microgroove
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-123
Artist: The Carter Family
Little Darling, Will You Miss Me? East Va. Blues, Cumbland Mountain Deer Race.
Notes: Four Albums
Extensive annotation in watercolor
10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-124
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "Songs to Grow on for Mother and Child"
Volume 0.
Notes: 10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-129
Artist: Sonny Terry
Album: "Harmonica and Vocal Solos"
Folkway Records
Notes: 10 inch. |
Acc. # 2008-130
Artist: Woody Guthrie
Album: "900 Miles" (single?)
Guitar Solo 1945
Notes: No Case, Broken.
10 inch. |
* Compiled by Corey Cavagnolo. March, 2008.
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The Ludwig K. Rubinsky Collection of Record Albums
The Ludwig K. Rubinsky Collection consists of 16 10" 78 RMP record albums donated to the Woody Guthrie Archives by Rubinsky's daughter Melissa. This Collection highlights original Guthrie recordings, including a copy of "Documentary #1: Struggle" upon with Guthrie collaborated with Sonny Terry. In additon, this collection includes other collaborative works, such as "Midnight Special" (Woody Guthrie, Cisco Houston, and Leadbelly), and rare albums, including an original 1942 edition of Alan Lomax's "Smoky Mountain Ballads." Please note that the Woody Guthrie Archives holds additional 10" 78 RMP albums, including a collection of general Folk Music and related albums, as well as albums from Woody Guthrie's Personal Record Collection. Guthrie owned copies of many of the albums found in the Ludwig K Rubinsky Collection. Personal annotations and observations regarding the artists and tracks can be found among the copies in Guthrie's Personal Record Collection.
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Accession # 2009-28.1
Josh White
Ballads And Blues
Decca Records
I Gave My Love A Cherry
The Lass With The Delicate Air
Evil Hearted Man
Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
Frankie And Johnny
John Henry
Sometime
Strange Fruit
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Accession # 2009-28.02
Leadbelly, Woody Guthrie, and Cisco Houston
Midnight Special
Disc
Midnight Special
Ham And Eggs
Grey Goose
Yallow Girl
Alabama Bound
Stew Bally |
Accession # 2009-28.03
Woody Guthrie and Sonny Terry
Documentary #1: Struggle
Asch Records
Buffalo Skinners
Pretty Boy Floyd
1913 Massacre
Ludlow Massacre
Union Burying Ground
Lost John |
Accession # 2009-28.04
Woody Guthrie
Songs To Grow On: Nursery Days
Disc
Clean-O
Wake Up
Don't You Push Me
Jig Along Home
Put Your Finger In The Air
Dance Around |
Accession # 2009-28.05
Leadbelly
Leadbelly and His Guitar
Atlantic Records
Good Morning Blues
Goodnight Irene |
Accession # 2009-28.06
Jack Guthrie
Capital Records
Answer To Moonlight And Skies
In The Shadows Of My Heart |
Accession # 2009-28.07
Almanac Singers
General
I Ride An Old Paint
House Of The Rising Sun |
Accession # 2009-28.08
Burl Ives
Decca Records
Foggy, Foggy Dew
Rodger Young |
Accession # 2009-28.09
Cisco Houston
Disc
Philadelphia Lawyer
Roving Gambler
Oh Willy My Darling
Tying A Knot In The Devil's Tail |
Accession # 2009-28.10
Tom Glazer
Seal
Put My Name Down
GI Housing Song |
Accession # 2009-28.11
"T" Texas Tyler
4 Star
Oklahoma Hills
Remember Me |
Accession # 2009-28.12
Burl Ives
Columbia Records
Wee Cooper O'Fife
Riddle Song
Cowboy's Lament
Tam Pierce
I Know Where I'm Going
I Know My Love
Peter Gray
Sweet Betsy From Pike
On Top Of Old Smoky
Darlin' Cory
Leather-Winged Bat
Cotton-Eyed Joe |
Accession # 2009-28.13
Wade Mainer-Zeke Morris, Steve, Monroe Brothers, Uncle Dave Macon, The Carter Family, Dixon Brothers, Arthur Smith Trio, Gid Tanner, J.E. Mainer's Mountaineers
Smokey Mountain Ballads
Victor
Riding On That Train Forty-Five
Darling Corey
Cumberland Mountain Deer Race
The East Virginia Blues
Worried Man Blues
Down In The Willow
Intoxicated Rat
Chittlin' Cookin' Time In Cheatham County
Ida Red
On A Cold Winter Night |
Accession # 2009-28.14
The Almanac Singers
Talking Union
Keynote
All I Want
The Union Train
Get Thee Behind Me
Talking Union
The Union Maid
Which Side Are You On? |
Accession # 2009-28.15
Woody Guthrie
Asch Records
Jesus Christ
Talking Sailor
Ranger's Command
Gypsy Davy
New York Town
Coulee Dam |
Accession # 2009.28.16
Woody Guthrie
Ballads From The Dustbowl
Disc
Pastures Of Plenty
Hard Traveling
Rambling Blues
Talking Columbia Blues
When The Curfew Blows
My New Found Land |
* Compiled by Alaena Robbins. August, 2008. |
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Joe Klein Interview Tapes (Accessions 2000-38.01-100) |
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Almanacs 2000-38.01.02 |
| Jackie Alper - 2000-38.03 |
| Amalee - 2000-38.04-05 |
| Anneke van Kirk - 2000-38.06 |
| Moe Asch - 2000-38.07 |
| Cluster Baker - 2000-38.09 |
| Bina Bernard - 2000-38.10-.11 |
| Bonneville Dam Administration - 2000-38.12 |
| Al Brackman - 2000-38.13 |
| Oscar Brand - 2000-38.14 |
| Mary Boyle - 2000-38.15-.18 |
| Mrs. Chowning - 2000-38.19 |
| Corwin / Taylor - 2000-38.20 |
| Lefty Lou (Maxine Crissman) 2000-38.21-.22 |
| Sis Cunningham / Gordon Frieson 2000-38.23-.24 |
| Dill 2000-38.25 |
| Mary-Jo Edgmon 2000-38.26-.28 |
| Rambin' Jack Elliot 2000-38.29 |
| Henry Faulk 2000-38.30-.31 |
| Will Geer 2000-38.32 |
| Herta Geer 2000-38.33 |
| Geneva 2000-38.34 |
| Tom Glazer 2000-38.35 |
| Gleasons 2000-38.36-.37 |
| Gigi Gordon 2000-38.38-.39 |
| Grace Newbern 2000-38.39 |
| Marjorie Guthrie (Mazia) 2000-38.40 |
| Claude Guthrie 2000-38.41 |
| George Guthrie 2000-38.42 |
| Ann Guthrie 2000-38.43 |
| Marjorie Guthrie (Mazia) 2000-38.44-.48 |
| Uncle Jeff Guthrie 2000-38.49-.50 |
| Lee Hayes 2000-38.51-.55 |
| Dorothy Healy 2000-38.56 |
| Fred Hellerman 2000-38.57 |
| Camilla Horn 2000-38.58 |
| Leo Hurwitz 2000-38.59 |
| Mary Jennings 2000-38.60 |
| Matt Jennings 2000-38.61-.64 |
| Pete Kameron 2000-38.65 |
| Stetson Kennedy 2000-38.66 |
| Millard Lampell 2000-38.67-.69 |
| Pauline Lee 2000-38.70 |
| Harold Leventhal 2000-38.71 |
| Bess Lomax 2000-38.72-.73 |
| Alan Lomax 2000-38.74 |
| Jimmy Longhi 2000-38.75-.76 |
| Sophie Maslow 2000-38.77-.78 |
| Max Blatt 2000-38.78 |
| Floyd Moore 2000-38.79 |
| Violet Pipes 2000-38.80 |
| Nick Ray 2000-38.81 |
| Ed Robbin 2000-38.82-.83 |
| Pete Seeger 2000-38.84-.85 |
| Earl Robinson 2000-38.86-.87 |
| Blanche Konkol 2000-38.88 |
| Jolly Robinson 2000-38.88-.89 |
| Rozzie 2000-38.90 |
| Waldo Salt 2000-38.91 |
| Roy Busbee 2000-38.91 |
| Irwin Silber 2000-38.92-.93 |
| Arthur Stern 2000-38.94-.95 |
| Sonny Terry 2000-38.96 |
| Brownie McGhee 2000-38.96 |
| Dr. Whittier 2000-38.97 |
| Hally Wood 2000-38.98-.99 |
| Camilla Horne 2000-38.99 |
| Wortis 2000-38.100 |
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