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This is a vinyl record of a tribute to Woody Guthrie. It features performances by various artists, including Judy Collins, Bob Dylan, Arlo Guthrie, Richie Havens, Odetta, Tom Paxton, Pete Seeger, and more. The record is in good condition and comes with a gatefold cover.

MUY CURIOSA 1ª EDICION EDITADA EN JAPON DE ESTE MARAVILLOSO TRIBUTO ADEMAS DE SER TODA UNA HISTORICA REUNION QUE CUENTA CON DOS TEMAS INTERPRETADOS POR BOB DYLAN JUNTO A THE BAND,RY COODER..ETC..

COMPLETA Y PRECIOSA EDIC.ORIGINAL JAPONESA CON SUPER GRUESA DOBLE CARPETA CON TAMBIEN SOLIDO ENCARTE INTERIOR CON CURIOSAS FOTOGRAFIAS DE LA SESION ,FOTOS,DATOS....ETC..TAMBIEN INSERTO DE 4 PAGINAS CON TEXTOS EN INGLES Y JAPONES...

ESTE ALBUN ES UN PEDAZO DE HISTORIA Y TODA UNA MARAVILLA DE EDICION ! TODO EN ESTADO PRACTICAMENTE IMPECABLE

grabado en el carnegie hall y el hollywood bowl 1968 y 1970 con bob dylan,judy colins,richie havens,pete seger..etc..This is a various-artists set recorded at a charity fund raising concert at Carnegie Hall, January 20, 1968, held in memory of Woody Guthrie's then-recent death after years of illness. The Band performed with Bob Dylan on riveting versions of "I Ain't Got No Home," "Dear Mrs. Roosevelt," and "The Grand Coulee Dam." This was Bob Dylan's first public performance after the motorcycle accident. The Band were announced under some weird name (The Crackers?) because they still did not have an official name. The Part 1 recording from 1968, was originally released on LP in 1972 by Columbia. A Part 2 LP, from a Guthrie memorial concert at the Hollywood Bowl in 1970, was released by Warner Brothers.Highlights from concerts at Caranegie Hall, 1968 and Hollywood Bowl, 1970

Pistas

A1 –Arlo Guthrie This Train Is Bound For Glory

A2 –Will Geer Narration

A3 –Arlo Guthrie Oklahoma Hills

A4 –Robert Ryan Narration

A5 –Odetta Rambling Round Your City (Ramblin' Round)

A6 –Bob Dylan I Ain't Got No Home

A7 –Judy Collins So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh

A8 –Arlo Guthrie Do Re Mi

B1 –Pete Seeger Curly Headed Baby

B2 –Richie Havens Vigilante Man

B3 –Bob Dylan Dear Mrs. Roosevelt

B4 –Robert Ryan Narration

B5 –Tom Paxton Pastures Of Plenty

B6 –Bob Dylan The Grand Coulee Dam

Créditos

Acoustic Guitar – John Pilla

Bass – Bill Lee (2), 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 (3)

Piano – Richard Manuel

Producer – Harold Leventhal, Millard Lampell

Resonator Guitar – John Beland

Written-By – Jack Guthrie (tracks: A3), Woody Guthrie (tracks: A1 to B6)

Notas

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