Woody Guthrie

If Woody Guthrie had still been alive today he would have been 101 years old. He died though in 1967 from complications related to Huntingdon's Disease.

His life and music have been a constant source of inspiration to many folks from Bob Dylan to Billy Bragg, and Bruce Springsteen to U2. Click on the links to enjoy the music.

BBC Arena - Woody Guthrie (1988).

This Land is Your Land.

All You Facists Are Bound To Lose.

Vigilante Man.

Talking Dustbowl Blues.

I Ain't Got A Home.

COVER VERSIONS OF WOODY'S SONGS.

Jackhammer John - Pete Seeger and Richie Havens.

Plane Wreck At Los Gatos - Bruce Springsteen.

I Ain't Got A Home - Lucinda Williams.

Dear Mrs Roosevelt - Bob Dylan.

Union Maid - Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie.

Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key - Billy Bragg, Wilco and Natalie Merchant.

Bugeye Jim - Billy Bragg.

Jesus Christ - U2.

East Texas Red - Arlo Guthrie.

Bourgeois Blues - Taj Mahal.

Do Re Mi - John Mellencamp.

Phildelphia Lawyer - Willie Nelson.

Rock Island - Little Richard and Fishbone.