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Hard Travelin' is the third entry in a four-volume series of Woody Guthrie's Asch Recordings; mostly topical songs he recorded for Moses Asch's various Folkways-related labels in the 30's and 40's. Like the other volumes, Travelin' boasts a number of familiar classics (such as the title track, "Vigilante Man," and "Talking Columbia") right alongside previously unreleased chestnuts ("Ladies Auxiliary" and "Union Maid"). The series is a must for Guthrie aficionados; not only for the rich catalog of songs, but for Guy Logsdon's extensive historical and biographical notes. Rock fans should note that we wouldn't have Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, or Billy Bragg--or even the Sex Pistols, for that matter--if it weren't for Guthrie's pioneering political work with Asch. --Michael Ruby
内容紹介
24 more of the historic recordings Woody made for Mo Asch's Folkways label, including such classics as Hard Travelin'; So Long It's Been Good to Know You; Mean Talking Blues; Talking Columbia, and I Ain't Got No Home in This World Anymore, plus a number of unreleased sides and detailed notes. 1944-1949 material.
Product Description
The songs on this recording, the third in a series of four, are from the enormous collection of topical material that Woody Guthrie composed in the 1930s and 1940s. Most of his recordings were done for one man, Moses Asch, the founder of Folkways Records. Asch and Guthrie often organized song collections around a single topic; only some of those recordings were released during Guthrie's lifetime. The Asch Recordings series uncovers many previously unreleased tracks, and presents the best of nearly 300 songs Guthrie recorded for Asch between 1944 and 1949. Running time 75 minutes. 36-page booklet includes historical and biographical notes. Compiled by Jeff Place and Guy Logsdon..
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