woody guthrie /this land is your land
July 14, 1912: Woody Guthrie was born.
1933: Woody Guthrie releases 'The Science of Sound.'
1941: Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie assemble the Almanac Singer...
woody guthrie /this land is your land July 14, 1912: Woody Guthrie was born.
1933: Woody Guthrie releases 'The Science of Sound.'
1941: Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie assemble the Almanac Singers.
October 3, 1967: Woody Guthrie died of Huntington's Chorea in Queens, NY.
January 20, 1968: A tribute concert to folksinger Woody Guthrie is held at New York's Carnegie Hall. Featured artists include Bob Dylan, The Band, Judy Collins and Richie Havens.
1988: Woody Guthrie is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
September 1, 1996: Woody Guthrie is honored at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's American Music Masters series.
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Guthrie wrote this song as a protest against "God Bless America" recorded by Kate Bush in 1938, with all its references to God, prayer, etc. In fact, "This Land is Your Land" was originally titled, "God Blessed America for Me".
As i was walking i saw a sign there, and on that sign it said "no tresspassing", But on the other side it dident say nothing, That side was made for you and me. I think it is criticizing the country. But in a way that isent saying "FUCK AMERICA!" Hes saying there are problems that need to be fixed. Nothing is ever perfect and he saw that
Thers something about he saw a sign wich said no trespassers, but the other side of the sign didnt say anything, and so that sign was made for you and me
@StevieBabbayy It does not criticize the country. This line is about the economy: "In the squares of the city, In the shadow of a steeple; By the relief office, I'd seen my people. As they stood there hungry, I stood there asking, Is this land made for you and me?"
And thats just a variant of the lyrics. Not like a recording without it is censored or incomplete. The entire song is meant to be patriotic.
yeah, this should be our national anthem. I am not fond of the one we have now. ALSO, QUIT ARGUING ABOUT THE SONG!!!!! IT IS AN AMERICAN SONG WRITTEN BY SOMEONE WHO REALLY DID KNOW WHAT BEING AMERICAN MEANT. WOODY KNEW HE WAS LUCKY TO LIVE IN THE USA, BUT WASNT OVER PATRIOTIC ABOUT IT, BECAUSE HE NEW IT HAD MANY PROBLEMS FROM HIS TRAVELS AND EXPERIENCE.
this is a socialist song. the only way the land can be ours is if we control it. the only way to control it is a planned nationalised economy controlled by workers democracy.
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I think it is criticizing the country. But in a way that isent saying "FUCK AMERICA!" Hes saying there are problems that need to be fixed. Nothing is ever perfect and he saw that
Does it criticize America, or does it criticize the economic system?
And thats just a variant of the lyrics. Not like a recording without it is censored or incomplete. The entire song is meant to be patriotic.