American Routes show #12-26 Woody Guthrie Special
From: American Routes
Series: American Routes
Length: 01:58:58
American Routes heralds the 100th birthday of our nation's greatest roving troubadour and social commentator,Woody Guthrie, with a two-hour special dedicated to his life in music. We'll visit with friends and relatives who share tales of Guthrie's trials and triumphs, from Okemah, Oklahoma to Coney Island, New York. Guthrie's children, Nora and Arlo, reflect on their father's life, scholar Guy Logsdon discusses Guthrie's Dust Bowl days and Pete Seeger shares the backstory to Woody's anthem for the "down and outers." Plus music and memories from Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Moses Asch, Bob Dylan and so many others.
Non-carrying stations - please report your carriage date and time(s) of this special to Ken Mills at publicradio@hotmail.com.
For more information on American Routes, contact Ken Mills at 763-513-9988 or publicradio@hotmail.com. Also check out American Routes at www.prx.org/americanroutes and www.americanroutes.org
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Piece Description
American Routes heralds the 100th birthday of our nation's greatest roving troubadour and social commentator,Woody Guthrie, with a two-hour special dedicated to his life in music. We'll visit with friends and relatives who share tales of Guthrie's trials and triumphs, from Okemah, Oklahoma to Coney Island, New York. Guthrie's children, Nora and Arlo, reflect on their father's life, scholar Guy Logsdon discusses Guthrie's Dust Bowl days and Pete Seeger shares the backstory to Woody's anthem for the "down and outers." Plus music and memories from Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Moses Asch, Bob Dylan and so many others.
Non-carrying stations - please report your carriage date and time(s) of this special to Ken Mills at publicradio@hotmail.com.
For more information on American Routes, contact Ken Mills at 763-513-9988 or publicradio@hotmail.com. Also check out American Routes at www.prx.org/americanroutes and www.americanroutes.org
Timing and Cues
American Routes Program #12-26
6/27/12
00:00 Open Hour 1
segment A: INCUE: "(music) This is AR I’m NS with our special..."
“Philadelphia Lawyer” Rose Maddox
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excerpt: “Oklahoma Hills” James Talley
excerpt: “Hen Cackle” Woody Guthrie
“Hard Travelin’” Woody Guthrie
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excerpt “Big City Ways” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “I Ain’t Got No Home (in This World Anymore)”
Woody Guthrie
“I Ain’t Got No Home” Bruce Springsteen
excerpt: “ I Ain’t Got Nobody” Woody Guthrie
OUTCUE: "...soundtrack for the great depression on AR."
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24:31
cutaway 1: “Square Dance Medley” Woody Guthrie, Sonny Terry and Cisco Houston
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25:32
segment B: INCUE: "I’m NS and this is AR with Going Down the Road..."
excerpt: “Talking Dust Bowl Blues” Woody Guthrie
“Pastures of Plenty” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “The Ballad of Tom Joad” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “I Don’t Feel At Home on the Bowery No More” Jimi Zhivago
excerpt: “Hard Times” Woody Guthrie
“Sowing On the Mountain” The Flatlanders
OUTCUE: "...Los Super Seven and Wilco when AR returns."
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44:57
cutaway 2: “Train Breakdown” Woody Guthrie, Sonny Terry and Cisco Houston
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45:59
segment C: INCUE: "I’m NS this is AR Woody Guthrie was on a..."
excerpt: “Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (Deportees)” Los Super Seven
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excerpt: “Do Re Mi” Woody Guthrie
“California Stars” Wilco
OUTCUE: "...I’m NS and this is PRX."
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58:59
cutaway 3: “Blood of the Lamb” Billy Bragg & Wilco
1:00:00 “Blood of the Lamb” end
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00:00 Open Hour 2
segment D: INCUE: “I’m NS this is AR Going Down the Road...”
“Will Geer Reading Woody Guthrie” Will Geer
“This Land is Your Land” Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings
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excerpt: “This Land is Your Land” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “When The World Is On Fire” The Carter Family
excerpt: “This Land is Your Land” Woody Guthrie
OUTCUE: "...New York City when AR returns."
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15:29
cutaway 4: “This Land is Your Land” Arlo Guthrie with the Dillards
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16:30
segment E: INCUE: “I’m NS and this is an AR special..."
excerpt: “New York Town” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “Hard Ain’t It Hard” Jimi Zhivago and Boo Reiners
excerpt: “People’s Hootenany” Woody Guthrie & Almanac Singers
excerpt: “I Know the Night” Jackson Browne
excerpt: “I’m Blowin’ Down This Old Dusty Road” Woody Guthrie
excerpt: “So Long It’s Been Good To Know You”
Woody Guthrie w/Cisco Houston
excerpt: “Untitled” Jimi Zhivago
“We Shall Be Free” Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly
OUTCUE: "...Bob Dylan when AR returns."
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32:46
cutaway 5: “Not Fade Away/ Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad” Grateful Dead
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33:47
segment F: INCUE: "I’m NS with our program about Woody Guthrie..."
“Vigilante Man” Ry Cooder
“Pretty Boy Floyd” Bob Dylan
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excerpt: “Hard Ain’t It Hard” Jimi Zhivago and Boo Reiners
excerpt: “Bound for Glory” Jimi Zhivago
“Talking Hard Work” Woody Guthrie
“Why, Oh Why” Woody Guthrie
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excerpt: “Talkin’ New York” Bob Dylan
excerpt: “Ramblin Round” Woody Guthrie
FINAL CREDITS
OUTCUE: "…for AR from PRX. (music end)"
59:00 end
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Clock
Hour One
00:00 -- Open
24:31 -- cutaway 1
44:57 -- cutaway 2
58:59 -- Hour one close and cutaway 3 “Blood of the Lamb” start
1:00:00 -- cutaway 3 “Blood of the Lamb” end
Hour Two
00:00 -- Open
15:29 -- cutaway 4
32:46 -- cutaway 5
59:00 -- Hour two end
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Lyons Filmer
Posted on July 17, 2012 at 09:28 PM | Permalink
Listeners Loved It — buy a copy?
KWMR thanks you folks at American Routes for making the Woody Guthrie special available to those of us who are not your subscribers. I've had three thrilled listeners (we usually only hear about our locally-produced shows), including one who'd like to buy a copy of it. Is that possible?
Best,
Lyons Filmer
KWMR Program Director
programming@kwmr.org