Arlo Guthrie/Coming into Los Angles Pt 1

I was fortunate enough to get to meet and sit with arlo at Fitzgerald's in Houston, back in 1984. I heard Alice's Rest & City of New Orleans in the early 70's. I will never tire of the storytelling genius he inherited from his father. I was born in, & have returned to, SoCal; however, the years I spent travelin' Rte66 will forever remain memorable days, thanks to the simplicity of the people & stories of southern towns, such as Guthrie, Oklahoma. A lifetime of thanks to Woodie & Arlo !!
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Arlo just wont let go of the past. dogs have been smelling out things for hundreds of years

Great stuff.. I'm still in the 60's.
love it..

im 19 and im extremly gratefull my dad has taken the time to introduce me to musical legends! "Howling Wolf" opened my door to real music! from then on ive been in love with true soul jams!

okaay, i'm from the 2000's generation,
and our music isn't crap.
we have good taste in music,
just different taste than the rest of you.
i bet your parent's generation thought your music was crap,
so please don't call it crap.

anyway,
arlo is absolutely amazing,
i swear i watch woodstock at least once a week,
and he's one of my favorite performers.

Yeah, but he didn't see anything wrong with that.

i think naruto was sayin about the 2000's generation. it is crap in a disk or mp3 file. arto said it best "some things change and some things remain the same"

That basically sums it up right there. In my opinion he and his father are/ were the definers of Amerian Folk music.

I love the song, but clarify "this"generation..because Ican think of 20 bands that's better. Yes, it beats rap music...boy band shit, but not mettal dude......Up The Irons

Agreed some of... no The best music did come from his generation, you have so many classics coming from the 50;s to the 80's IE, Jethro Tull, the Beatles, the Who, and so on... I wish I could have been there,