A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE PART２

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「ウディ・ガスリー・メモリアル・コンサート・パート２」── こずえさんと私からのアルバム紹介であります。 I'd like to recommend you all to listen to this excellent album, because it's very impressive, touching, and moving. The sound was taken from my old original vinyl LP through my old player, so it's bad sound quality. If you want to listen to this wonderful album clearly, I'd recommend getting good sound from the CD. ──────────────────── A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE PART 2 Highlights from concerts at Carnegie Hall 1968 and Hollywood Bowl 1970 01) 00:09 Roll on Columbia 01:00 02) 00:26 Narration 03) 04:02 Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done (Great Historical Bum) 04) 05:51 Jackhammer John 05) 07:55 Hobo's Lullaby 06) 12:18 Narration 07) 14:00 Woman At Home 08) 17:06 Narration 09) 17:30 Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) 10) 22:03 Why Oh Why 23:53 11) 23:11 Narration 12) 25:11 Mail Myself To You 13) 26:24 Howdido 14) 27:48 Jesus Christ 15) 31:53 1913 Massacre 16) 36:21 Union Maid 17) 38:03 Narration 18) 38:43 Narration 19) 39:03 Narration 20) 41:18 This Land Is Your Land 43:27 21) 42:31 Narration ──────────────────── The descriptions below are excerpts from the liner note inside the LP jacket released in 1974. When Woody Guthrie died on October 3, 1967, after a stubborn fifteen year bout with Huntingson's Disease, a lot of people who had known him, worked with him, or just sung his songs felt a spontaneous desire to do something. Not a memorial──nothing about Woody suggested mourning. What was called for was more a celebration of Woody's work, the part of him that lives on. A "Tribute to Woody Guthrie" was planned for two performances at Carnegie Hall on January 20, 1968, sponsored by The Guthrie Children's Trust Fund with the proceeds to the donated Committee to Combat Huntington's Disease. On September 12, 1970, another Tribute was held at the Hollywood Bowl. The concert was sponsored by the California chapter of the Committee to Combat Huntington's Disease. Some 18,000 people jammed the amphiltheatre. Except for the technical and stage crews, all the performing artists and the production staff donated their talents. Millard Lampell, who years back was a member of the "Almanac Singers" along with Woody, directed the concerts from a script he wove out of Woody's songs and writings. Harold Leventhal produced the New York and Hollywood Bowl concerts. Production Assistants were Terry Sullivan and Woody's wife, Marjorie Guthrie. All performing artists have waived royalties, and the recordings have been issued at cost. Proceeds go to the newly created non-profit WOODY GUTHRIE TRIBUTE FUND. This Fund will be used to create a Woody Guthrie Library at his birthplace in Okemah, Oklahoma; also to further medical research into the causes and cures of Huntington's Disease, and to create a Woody Guthrie scholarship in folklore and folk music. ──────────────────── Available CD: "A Tribute to Woody Guthrie" Warner Bros. Records 9-26036-2 (Released in US 1989) (This includes all the songs of Part 1 & 2 except for 2 songs) Original Vinyl LP: "A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE PART TWO" Warner Bros. Records K46144 (Released in US 1972) Warner Bros. Records P-8202W (Released in Japan 1974) "A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE PART ONE" Columbia Records KC 31171 (Released in US 1972) CBS/Sony SOPL-29 (Released in Japan 1974) 2LP Set: Warner Bros. Records 2W 3007 (Released in US 1976)