Songs to grow on for mother and child.

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Music is power : popular songs, social justice and the will to change / by Schreiber, Brad

Table of Contents: “…Musical workers of the world unite : Joe Hill, Woody Guthrie, and Pete Seeger -- 2. There for more than fortune : Phil Ochs, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan -- 3. …”
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Bright spaces : children's music to benefit the homeless.

Table of Contents: “…Arthur theme song / Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers -- Bling-blang / Arlo Guthrie -- Something in my shoe / Raffi -- Bossa by the numbers / The Crawdaddys -- Old MacDonald / The Dream Project -- Moonlight / Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer -- Everything grows / Raffi -- This land is your land / Arlo Guthrie and Woody Guthrie -- Garden song / David Mallett -- Still the same me / Sweet Honey in the Rock -- If I ran the world / John McCutcheon -- This happy house / Jessica Harper -- All I really need / Raffi with Ken Whiteley -- Talk to me / Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer -- One glass of water / Si Kahn -- Goodnight, Irene / Raffi.…”
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Broke down / by Cleaves, Slaid

Table of Contents: “…Broke down / by Slaid Cleaves and Rod Picott (3:10) -- One good year / by Steve Brooks and Slaid Cleaves (4:26) -- Horseshoe Lounge / by Said Cleaves and Karen Poston (3:02) -- Cold and lonely / by Said Cleaves (3:12) -- Breakfast in hell / by Said Cleaves (5:50) -- Bring it on / by Slaid Cleaves and Rod Picott (4:11) -- Lydia / by Karen Poston (4:40) -- This morning I am born again / lyrics by Woody Guthrie, music by Slaid Cleaves (3:59) -- Key chain / by Slaid Cleaves (3:09) -- I feel the blues moving in / by Del McCoury (4:06).…”
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Red hot and regal Kings of Leon : roots, friends & influences.

Table of Contents: “…Girls like mystery (the Cribs) -- U.R.A. fever (the Kills) -- Yours truly, the commuter (Jason Lytle) -- Tomorrow (Clinic) -- Sing me back home (Merle Haggard) -- Vigilante man (Woody Guthrie) -- Daniel and the sacred harp (alternate take) (the Band) -- When God dips his love in my heart (the Maddox Brothers and Rose) -- Touch me I'm going to scream, pt. 1 (My Morning Jacket) -- The prowl (Dan Auerbach) -- Crooked crown (Soledad Brothers) -- It hurts me too (Tampa Red) -- Need your love so bad (Little Willie John) -- Shake 'em on down (Bukka White).…”

There is no eye : John Cohen photographs / by Cohen, John

Table of Contents: “…Sams, Sidna Myers, Eck Robretson, Flatt & Scruggs, Stanley Brothers, Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys, George Davis, Lloyd Chandler, Grandma Pearly Davis) -- To revive us again (Bob Dylan, Ralph Rinzler, Hazel Dickens, Alice Gerrard, Elizabeth Cotten, Doc Watson, Gaither Carlton, Muddy Waters and Isaac Washington, Alan Lomax and Pete Seeger, skiffle band, Geno Foreman, Eric von Schmidt, Harry Smith, Woody Guthrie, Jack Elliot) -- I made films -- Up and out -- Films by John Cohen -- Field recordings -- Recordings with the New Lost City Ramblers, Companion recording.]…”

Riding the rails

Live at the Village Vanguard / by Gordon, Max, 1903-1989

Table of Contents: “…"You Don't Need Any Money" -- A Voice from the Basement -- Poetry and Booze, or a Night at the Village Vanguard -- Judy and the Kids -- Josh, Leadbelly, Woody Guthrie, and he Blues -- Ten Years at the Vanguard, and How I made It to Carnegie Hall -- My Move Uptown -- Le Directoire -- Lenny and Me -- Meet Joe Glaser, Agent -- Always Get a Piece of the Action -- sonny's the Greatest -- Miles, a Portrait -- Twenty Years with Charlie Mingus -- Rahsaan Roland Kirn, In Memoriam -- Jazz Didn't Do My Marriage Any Good -- The Last Speak-Out, or How the Vanguard almsot Gost Busted -- The russians are Beautiful Cats -- Live at the Village Vanguard.…”
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Interstate city / by Alvin, Dave

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Blue guitar highway / by Metsa, Paul

Table of Contents: “…Guitar fools -- A boy and his guitar -- Buckshot in short pants -- The cry of the muskrat -- Cats under the stars -- Vaseline machine gun -- More Saturday night -- Franklin Avenue -- Electric high heels -- Party to a crime -- Robots on death row -- Living in a house of cards -- Whistling past the graveyard -- Ferris wheels on the farm -- City of angels -- Mississippi farewell -- No money down -- Swing low, sweet chariot -- Ghosts of Woody Guthrie -- Martini gulch -- White boys lost in the blues -- From Russia with love -- Key to the highway -- Sisu -- Texas in the twilight zone -- Slings and arrows -- Barbeque and blues -- Iko-iko -- Slow justice -- Stars over the prairie -- Fireworks on the Fourth of July.…”
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Transatlantic roots music : folk, blues, and national identities /

Table of Contents: “…Wynn -- "Early morning blues" : the early years of the transatlantic connection / Paul Oliver -- Dreaming up the blues : transatlantic blues scholarship in the 1950s / Christian O'Connell -- American balladry and the anxiety of ancestry / Erich Nunn -- Woody Guthrie at the crossroads / Will Kaufman -- "It's not British music, it's American music" : Bob Dylan and Britain / John Hughes -- Alan Lomax : an American ballad hunter in Great Britain / Ronald D. …”

Leadbelly sings folk songs.

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The Folkways years : 1944-1961 / by Houston, Cisco

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Welcome to labor land /

Table of Contents: “…Lenoir (3:20) -- Union fights the battle of freedom / Anonymous (3:33) -- The company store (4:11) -- In union lies our strength (2:48) / Bucky Halker -- The dying miner / Woody Guthrie (4:41) -- New workin'on the projects blues (304 blues) / Peetie Wheatstraw (4:37) -- Stockyard blues / Floyd Jones (3:55) -- Our battle song / James & Emily Tallmadge (3:13) -- Eight hour song / Charles Haynes (3:14) -- The Maud wreck / Clara Bowen (4:33) -- The victory (3:47) -- Memorial day massacre (3:16) -- Remember Virden! …”
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The great American songbook Born in the USA, volume 1.

Table of Contents: “…You win again (Hank Williams) -- I heard my mother weeping (The Doc Watson Family) -- Midnight Special (Leadbelly) -- Washington talkin' blues (Woody Guthrie) -- The story of "I'm Alabama bound" (Jelly Roll Morton) -- Nobody knows you when you're down and out (Odetta) -- I had to stoop to conquer you (Josh White) -- Empire State Express (Son House) -- Screamin' and cryin' blues (Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee) -- I'm coming back but I don't know when (The Greenbriar Boys) -- Man of constant sorrow (The Stanley Brothers) -- Keep on the sunny side (New Lost City Ramblers) -- You were on my mind (Ian & Sylvia) -- There must be someone (The Gosdin Brothers) -- Deportees (Cisco Houston).…”

Woody's story / by Geer, Will

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Icons of American popular culture : from P.T. Barnum to Jennifer Lopez / by Cottrell, Robert C., 1950-

Table of Contents: “…Griffith and Ernest Hemingway -- Five The "New Woman" and the "New Negro" -- Clara Bow and Bessie Smith -- Six Voices of Radical Culture -- Margaret Bourke-White and Woody Guthrie -- Seven American Heroes -- Hank Greenberg and Edward R. …”
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Brother, can you spare a dime? : American song during the Great Depression.

Alan Lomax : the man who recorded the world / by Szwed, John F., 1936-

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