Woody Guthrie Phonograph Records 78 rpm Plus other Folk Items Robeson + Paper
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For sale are many folk records and Folk memorabilia .This packet dates from the early 1940’s to the 1960’s. A time when our country was in turmoil and possibly the only way to protest or encourage UNIONISM was through song and dance. The record artists include Paul Robeson, Woody Guthrie and also the Almanac Singers. The Almanac Singers performed on Keynote Records which was founded by Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Millard Lampell and Lee Hays around 1939.
ALL RECORDS ARE 78 RPM
There are two albums by Paul Robeson. (1) Songs of Free Men. Consists of four very nice clean records. (2) Ballad for Americans. Consists of two very nice clean records.
There are two Keynote Recordings by the Almanac Singers:
(1) K302 side A Which Side … side B Get Thee Behind Me
(2) K301 side A Talking Union … side B Union Train
Both records are in used playable condition, but K301 has a flee bite on the edge.
There are two Woody Guthrie records:
(1) Stinson Label (a) Coolie Dam (b) Talking Sailor
(2) Disc Label – This record is from the Ballads from the Dust Bowl album (a) Pastures of Plenty (b) Hard Travelling.
Both records are nice and clean.
ALSO there are some books and pamphlets.
(a) Songs of Freedom fron the Southern Movement “We Shall Overcome” 112 pages 1963
(b) Folk Dances 24 pages 1946
(c) Peoples Songs 2nd Anniversary 24 pages 1948. Small tears on cover otherwise ok.
(d) Woody Guthrie “American Folksong”. 46 pages 1949. Cover worn contents ok
(e) Sing Out two issues April/May and Oct./Nov both 1967
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