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eBook Woody's Road: Woody Guthrie's Letters Home, Drawings, Photos, and Other Unburied Treasures (Nine Lives Musical Series) ePub

by Guy Logsdon,Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon

Guy Logsdon Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon Music English

eBook Woody's Road: Woody Guthrie's Letters Home, Drawings, Photos, and Other Unburied Treasures (Nine Lives Musical Series) ePub

Author: Guy Logsdon,Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon
Language: English
ISBN: 1612052193
ISBN13: 978-1612052199
Publisher: Routledge; 1 edition (May 30, 2012)
Pages: 192
Category: Music
Subcategory: Photo
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 618
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Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon; Guy Logsdon . The father of American folk music, Woody Guthrie influenced generations of Americans with his witty journalism and landmark songs. Book Description: Timed for the 2012 worldwide celebrations of Guthrie’s birth, this colorful new book offers a rare look inside Woody’s personality and his artistry.

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By Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon, Guy Logsdon. 192 pages The book shows how his commitment to social equality never wavered, as shown famously by the slogan 'this machine kills fascists' emblazoned. The book shows how his commitment to social equality never wavered, as shown famously by the slogan 'this machine kills fascists' emblazoned on his guitar. I and so many of my musician friends are indebted to Woody for his lifelong commitment to social change and to the common man.

Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon and Guy Logsdon. 3. 9 The book shows how his commitment to social equality never wavered, as shown famously by the slogan ‘this machine kills fascists’ emblazoned on hi. . Published by Paradigm. The book shows how his commitment to social equality never wavered, as shown famously by the slogan ‘this machine kills fascists’ emblazoned on his guitar.

This book presents the life story of Woody in a fresh and creative way, reflecting the spirit of him. It displays the actual documents quoted in many of the books and articles as well as artwork drawn or painted by Woody that he sent to family members.

I knew very little about Woody Guthrie prior to watching the documentary.

Featuring Bruce Springsteen, Pete Seeger, Ed Cray, Joe Klein, Nora Guthrie, Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon, Bess Lomax Hawes, Guy Logsdon, Mary Jennings Boyle, Maxine Crissman, Jim Longhi, Jeff Place. I knew very little about Woody Guthrie prior to watching the documentary. I was impressed with the quality of this documentary, and the view it gave, not only of Woody Guthrie's life but also of the experiences of those who lived through the dust bowl and the great depression. It is hard to comprehend the enormous amount of music that Guthrie created but it is clear, he was the people's musician and spokesperson.

The late Woody Guthrie’s sister, Mary Jo Edgmon, holds a copy of her book, Woody’s Road, before a book-signing at the Okfuskee County History Center in Okemah in 2012. To plant a tree in memory of Mary Edgmon as a living tribute, please visit Tribute Store. Mary Jo Edgmon, Woody Guthrie’s sister, poses in front of a poster of the late singer/songwriter in 1997. Mary Jo Edgmon, sister of Woody Guthrie.

Woody's Road brings together letters to family, photos, drawings, and lyrics to reveal Guthrie's budding personality as he grew from a young boy into a man of remarkable strength and character, becoming America's most publicly political songwriter and the legendary musician who influenced.

He was the coauthor of Woody's Road; Woody Guthrie's Letters Home, Drawings, Photos, and Other Unburied Treasures and Saddle . An Appalachian Family and the Music That Shaped Their Lives.

He was the coauthor of Woody's Road; Woody Guthrie's Letters Home, Drawings, Photos, and Other Unburied Treasures and Saddle Serenaders.

The father of American folk music, Woody Guthrie influenced generations of Americans with his witty journalism and landmark songs. Woody's Road brings together letters to family, photos, drawings, and lyrics to reveal Guthrie's budding personality as he grew from a young boy into a man of remarkable strength and character, becoming America's most publicly political songwriter and the legendary musician who influenced Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Ani DiFranco and so many others. The book shows how his commitment to social equality never wavered, as shown famously by the slogan 'this machine kills fascists' emblazoned on his guitar. Jo Guthrie and Guy Lodgson uncover the intensely intelligent and articulate man behind the folksy wit.

Ddilonyne

The best collection of memorabilia of Woody Guthrie published by his sister, Mary Jo, who is still living in Shawnee, OK, as of 12/2015. Wonderful coffee table edition.

Burirus

This is an inside look at the Guthrie family from the youngest child's perspective, and really shows the person they knew and adored. The family had such adversity, but dealt with it all with wit and wisdom, and looked for the positive in everything. The photos and handwritten letters are amazing.

6snake6

I fell in love with Woody's music and singing about five decades ago. Lovely and personal memories about a real human being and his family.

Zehaffy

I bought this book because Mary Jo is a friend of mine. It's a fascinating description of those times in the U.S.

Hatе&love

I am jnterested i US history and the life and time of WoodysGuthrie and his music - and above all - his lyrics.

Kigabar

This is a fascinating book containing the `treasures' of Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon, the sister of Woody Guthrie. There are many reminiscences, letters, drawings and photographs from her collection.
Arlo Guthrie, Woody's son,- describes her in the forward, "There's no one who knew, loved or communicated with my father for longer, no one in this world knew him better throughout the entire range of his life than his little sister, and my aunt, Mary Jo." Woody left so much behind besides his music, the family is still finding lyrics and other materials today, so prolific was Woody.

The book has as much text as illustrations. The material ranges from Woody's younger years, his military service, which many are unaware of, until the time of his death. The subjects covered are his years in Okemah, Oklahoma, in Texas and California and New York, his marriages and his children and especially his love for his family. There is a history of Oklahoma and Woody's birthplace and in a preface; Guy Logsdon touches on the effects of the blacklist.

Wherever he went he was an inexhaustible letter writer. Many of his letters are typed and are shown as full page images. We also are able to see his homemade Christmas cards and the homemade birth announcements of some of his children. We see his sorrows and joys and the advent of Huntington's disease which finally put an end to this man who many only know as a songwriter.

I really wish there would have been a family tree. We meet so many of Woody's relatives. The print is not the darkest black and some reminiscences are done in light black on a gray background, not making them the easiest to read.
The book is still something very special - for all who love Woody Guthrie and the music of America.

Iraraeal

This is a lovely and loving book by Guthrie's sister. Mary Jo shares many personal treasures that she received from her brother.
The anecdotes she tells show the kindness that older brother Woody gave to little Sis. There are many photographs of his letters and other gifts he passed on to family members. So glad that Mary Jo saved all this.

I love the story she tells about how a young, married Woody, just starting a family,impulsively bought a sweater that Mary Jo admired in the store. It became Mary Jo's most prized possession, but no doubt is wife and young family could have used that money more. That's Woody I guess.

These personal accounts give you much better understanding of the man.