Woody Guthrie & Pete Seeger: Live American Folk Music and Songs Documentary (1946)

[niallmac44]

Is that really Woody at the end? I had understood that there as only the one clip of him.

[SunflowerMaggie7]

Wow, wonderful music ! 

[Gool349]

arabian subtitles ?

[TheSCOTCHSOLACE]

Bless Pete Seeger and Woodie Guthrie.

[lisa1212ification]

It's Great to see Pete as a young pip. Now in his ninties he still plays and marched to Occupy Wall Street at Zuccatti Park!

[KITCHENOFDISTINCTION]

Cheers for posting. Wonderful.

[KITCHENOFDISTINCTION]

Unbelievable that this good, principled genius was dragged before the McCarthy inquisitors.

[derryhawk]

Real history in music, from one of the Giants of American Music...Pete Seeger.

[ethnographic100]

Amazing example of early location sync sound. Great music especially hearing Woody Guthrie playing with Brownie McGee and Sonny Terry. Jerhoshephat seems ignorant of what he was seeing..

[jessegguitar]

@Jehoshephat our president is a white man...... president obama is white..... see i can be an ignorant too... u need to quite down and start readin n listenin... learnin... not teach.. until u reach a bit of knowledge

[brwneyesaz]

Thanks for the sharing.

[PhatSno]

goshhh ol' Woody is an American legend...

[zephyrboy96]

folk hasn't really changed and i like that

[MrBuk86]

It's always a good thing to see Woody Guthrie. Then you got Pete, Sonny, an Brownie, all good stuff.

[benrauscher]

In reply to pancakewoman - the song at 6:20 is called What Wondrous Love is This. This a slightly different melody from what I've heard.

[MrAlexomegas]

Cool to have Pete and Woody

[lilyhillfarm]

Thank you for posting this.

[kitabwalli]

Very glad to have heard Pete once - in Montreal of all places.

[SatansComment]

This is awesome, didn't realize banjo took so much skill and sounds so good.

[TheMakemFolksinger]

really like the song and your performance, check my songs if you get the time please, cheers The Makem Folk Singer

[pancakewoman]

does anyone know the name of the song it about 6.20??

[n9mert]

owwwwww yeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[satanasdelincuente]

I met Pete Seeger in Chicago and he was still playing that same banjo 53 years later.

[satanasdelincuente]

Pete Seeger's scope is amazing. Kinda shows though how he was still an outsider to Americana music... trying to discover it.

[gkims2007]

Lynching of Laura & Lawrence Nelson.In the event, no one was charged. Among those involved was Charley Guthrie, father of folk singer Woody Guthrie, who was born a yr later. Charley's role is uncertain but he appears 2 have attended as an observer or active participant, and he went on 2 become an enthusiastic member of the Ku Klux Klan. The incident was commemorated by Woody Guthrie in 3 songs, High Balladree, Bloody Poll Tax Chain, & Don't Kill My Baby & My Son, also called Old Dark Town.

[3333netf]

Fantastic. Good old times. With a bit of the old revolutionary history.

[fngrpkn06]

Great little piece of history here.

[Bummelz]

many thx 4 uploadin' this gem

[theRoseofmyheart]

I love this :)

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