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The legendary voice of folk music, Woody Gurthrie, left behind hundreds of songs, including such American treasures as "This Land is Your Land," "Hard Traveling," and "Reuben James." His has influenced generations of musicians from Bob Dylan and Joan Baez to Bruce Springsteen and the Indigo Girls. In this remarkable autobiography, Guthrie presents a vision of America that, like his songs, is not soon forgotten. Guthrie traveled all over the U.S. by boxcar, thumb, and foot during the years after the Great Depression. He died of Huntington's Disease in 1967.
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Nominated for 1993 Grammy Award, Best Spoken Word Audio.
...always shockingly immediate and real....A book to make novelists and sociologists jealous. (The Nation)
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Living without bounds
Yes, Arlo's voice is expressive, and easily mistaken for Woody's.
Woody's ability to live among the rich, or live with nothing, and his drive to be true to himself.
It was very smooth, and expressive. There was no impression that he was reading you a book - he was simply telling you his story.
Yes, I started out listening in my truck, but didn't drive enough to finish it in one day, so listened to the rest of it while mowing my lawn.
- Henry
NOT disappointing
- DS
