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1. Jan 01,  · Check out Talking Columbia by Woody Guthrie on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on ucanewouvdhilov.carbestmarawowlacontpeerbainsoflisti.co

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2. Vocals, Guitar – Woody Guthrie: Talking Columbia Vocals, Guitar – Woody Guthrie: Columbia's Waters Vocals, Guitar – Woody Guthrie: It Takes A Married Man To Sing A Worried Song Vocals, Guitar – Woody Guthrie: Way Up In The North West Vocals, Guitar – Woody Guthrie: Grand 5/5(1).

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3. I produced this album and it first appeared in This collects all the presently known recordings of Woody Guthrie singing 17 of his 26 Columbia River songs. The songs were written in May in the Pacific Northwest while Woody worked for 30 days for the U.S. Bonneville Power Administration, writing songs for a documentary movie/5(11).

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4. Guthrie, Woody - Columbia River Collection - ucanewouvdhilov.carbestmarawowlacontpeerbainsoflisti.co Music. Skip to main content Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders. Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello Select /5(11).

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5. This collection presents all known recordings of Woody singing his Columbia River songs, including recordings lost 40 years ago. Among the classic songs are Roll On Columbia, The Biggest Thing That Man Has Done, and Grand Coulee Dam, for a total of 17 songs. TRACK LISTING: 1. Oregon Trail 2. Roll On Columbia 3. New Found Land 4. Talking Columbia 5. Roll Columbia.

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6. A reissue of material on Woody Guthrie's Blues (8T5, ) with additional songs: [A2, A4] are from the 10" 78 rpm album Topic TRC98 (), recorded November/December by Alan Lomax [B1] not previously released, recorded [B4] is from the 10" 78 rpm album Topic TRC (), recorded November/December by Alan Lomax.

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7. , Bonneville Power Administration, The Columbia River Songs. The masters of this session were lost, but a collection of 6 discs was collected from BPA employee copies from the time. Most were eventually released on Rounder Records Woody Guthrie, Columbia .

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8. Talking Columbia Words and Music by Woody Guthrie. I was down 'long the river, just settin' on a rock, Lookin' at the boats in Bonneville Lock. And the gate swings open and the boat sails in, Toots her whistle, she's gone a gin'! Well, I fills up my hat brim, drunk a sweet taste, Thought 'bout the river goin' to waste.

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