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Performer:
Various
Album:
A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One
Style:
Folk
Released:
1972
Country:
UK
Label:
CBS
Catalog:
64861
FLAC size:
2444 mb
MP3 size:
1039 mb
WMA size:
1598 mb
Tracklist
| 1 | –Tom Paxton | Pastures Of Plenty |
| 2 | –Arlo Guthrie | This Train Is Bound For Glory |
| 3 | –Richie Havens | Vigilante Man |
| 4 | –Judy Collins | So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh |
| 5 | –Odetta | Rambling Round Your City (Ramblin' Round) |
| 6 | –Arlo Guthrie | Do Re Mi |
| 7 | –Pete Seeger | Curly Headed Baby |
| 8 | –Bob Dylan | Dear Mrs. Roosevelt |
| 9 | –Will Geer | Narration |
| 10 | –Bob Dylan | The Grand Coulee Dam |
| 11 | –Bob Dylan | I Ain't Got No Home |
| 12 | –Robert Ryan | Narration |
| 13 | –Arlo Guthrie | Oklahoma Hills |
Versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KC 31171 | Various | A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One (LP, Album) | Columbia | KC 31171 | US | 1972 |
| S 64861 | Various | A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One (LP, Album, Comp, Gat) | CBS | S 64861 | Netherlands | 1972 |
| KC 31171 | Various | A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One (LP, Album, Gat) | Columbia | KC 31171 | Canada | 1972 |
| W 66051 | Various | A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One (LP, Album, Gat) | Warner Bros. Records | W 66051 | Italy | 1979 |
| SBP234096 | Various | A Tribute To Woody Guthrie Part One (LP, Album, Comp) | CBS | SBP234096 | Australia | 1972 |
Credits
- Acoustic Guitar – John Pilla
- Bass – Bill Lee , Chris Ethridge, Raphael Grinage, Rick Danko
- Design – John Berg, Ron Coro
- Drums – Levon Helm, Stan Pratt
- Engineer – Lee Herschberg
- Executive-Producer – Lenny Waronker
- Fiddle – Gib Guilbeau
- Guitar – Robbie Robertson, Ry Cooder
- Mandolin – Ry Cooder
- Organ – Garth Hudson
- Photography By – David Gahr, Jim Marshall
- Piano – Richard Manuel
- Producer – Harold Leventhal, Millard Lampell
- Resonator Guitar – John Beland
- Written-By – Jack Guthrie (tracks: A3), Woody Guthrie (tracks: A1 to B6)
Notes
Highlights from concerts at Carnegie Hall, 1968 and the Hollywood Bowl, 1970. Hollywood Bowl Concert recorded by Warner Bros. Records and promoted by Lou Robin and Allen Tinkley of Sight & Sound Productions. Original UK stereo pressing with plain orange labels, in gatefold sleeve.
