Arlo Guthrie

Arlo Guthrie

Hobo's lullaby, usually sung by Arlo Guthrie, his dad Woody liked it.

Arlo Guthrie

Arlo Guthrie

arlo guthrie

David Mallet cover.

By Arlo Guthrie

Arlo Guthrie

Many people say they want to be a cyberspace friend. Some never contact you again. Others are generous with their ideas, time and talents. A precious few you are certain you have known for a lifetime   more...- even longer.

MyLady Lynn is a special cyberspace friend - I thought it the right time to share some of Mylady's channel with you to the sound track "Precious Friend" written by Arlo Guthrie and sung by Pete Seeger.
Thank you for being you MyLady - I viewed every image, every friend and every uploaded vistory as of October 24th - 2007 to get the images I needed to create this tribute to you. Your world, in a word, is Generous.
Thank you
tj  less

My Daughter (Mercy) & Me (John) watching Isto - The Banana Song

Chris "Isto" White sings his banana song, while his brother Tyler eats bananas

kinda makes me laugh this day and age that one would even think of saying dont touch my bags if you please..your lucky if you dont get a full cavity search...sign of the times i guess

Alice's Restaurant

A Tripute to the American Farmer and Farm Workers/Pickers in the 1930's Dust Bowl.It was a hard life and few survived and most had to say good bye to loved ones along the way to a better life.Please enjoy   more...and think about others! Vote,comment or share.PEACE  less

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The sixties

Free Speech Provided by: U.S. Military

You Have The Right To Remain Silent.
But We Hope You Won't.

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Live cover of Tim Buckley song. For a lost imagined friend.

Hooverville's are back. We'll call them Bushvilles now.

Hobo Paradise!! A short film I made at Brown in 2001.

Probably the best known variation of "The Gypsy Laddie", also known as "The Raggle Taggle Gypsies", "Clayton Boone", "Johnny Faa", "The Lady and the Gypsy",   more..."Harrison Brady", "The Heartless Lady" and "Seven Yeller Gypsies," and so on.

This version is especially popular in America, having been passed down from Woody Guthrie to Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan. It was also recorded by The Carter Family, and, later, The New Lost City Ramblers, as "Black Jack David."

Other recordings of "Black Jack Davey" include Barbara Dane, Arlo Guthrie, Steeleye Span and The Incredible String Band, though Mile Heron wrote new lyrics.

A watered-down sentimentalised version, where the gypsy turns out to be a rich lord, was recorded by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem ("The Whistling Gypsy") and The Highwaymen ("The Gypsy Rover"). Of course the girl in this case does not leave a husband, but merely her father.

The version I sing here, if I remember rightly, is from a book of Peggy Seeger's songs, though obviously it is very differentl from the way she sings it.  less

Guthrie Govan - Pirate Modes

Link <a href="http://1mc.us/blog/podcasts/2007/06/08/everyday/">Here</a> & Listen To Entire Podcast or Download