http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/entertainment/html98/disc10_20000810.html ...
"Nashville City Blues" James Talley (Cimarron)
James Talley is a country-folk troubadour and common man's
poet who makes camp somewhere between Woody Guthrie and
Lefty Frizzell.
For his first album of new material in a decade, he turns to the
blues. "Nashville City Blues," recorded in New Mexico with the
crack band that fired last year's superb tribute "Woody Guthrie
and Songs of My Oklahoma Home," ...

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http://www.nydailynews.com/2000-08-11/New_York_Now/Television/a-76232.asp 'Dylan' Worth It, But Misses a Few Notes
By DAVID BIANCULLI Daily News TV Critic
"BIOGRAPHY SPECIAL. Bob Dylan: The American Troubadour," Sunday night at 8, A&E.

On NPR's WEEKEND EDITION SATURDAY with Melinda Penkava: a
whispered deathbed confession leads to a wife's search for answers.
Who was Dan Cooper? The mystery of the only unsolved skyjacking in
U.S. history. Also, an appreciation of the LEAD BELLY classic, Goodnight
Irene.

Somewhere between 'Woody G. and Lefty Frizzell'. My all time favorite song by 'Lefty' is "Always Late With Your Kisses"
Don't pretend to know who wrote that song, but no-body sings it like Lefty.

*When my youngest son was teething (some 10, 11 yrs. ago) I would hold him and sing him that song, sometimes in the middle of the night. Sometimes for a two hr. stretch! I never get sick of that song. I love the lyrics, and the emotion. It says it all...
'Alaways late, e-ate, with your kisses, oh why oh why do you have to a treat me this a way???? Great stuff. Glad I have this book mark in my head.....

http://www.knoxnews.com/archives/browserecent/08202000/archives/13496.shtml

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http://search.npr.org/cf/cmn/cmnpd01fm.cfm?PrgDate=08/19/2000&PrgID=7
Good Night Irene (14.4 | 28. -- The song by Leadbelly, "Good Night Irene," made it to NPR's100 list. NPR's Hannah Lord tells its story. (12:15)

& Petes Banjo FOund stsory-- plus Prayers needed for Utah Phillips...


http://www.sonicnet.com/news/story.jhtml?id=1123315

picture of Tim Robbins (emcee of the Guthrie Tribute show in 1996) with son at R&R Hall Of Fame:
http://www.rockhall.com/community/sighting.asp?id=58
a R&R quiz:
http://www.rockhall.com/community/games.asp

WOODY THIS LAND SITE:

(My friend Debbie e-mailed me this one!)


http://www.send4fun.com/thislandp.htm

An Exclusive Interview
With Billy Bragg And Wilco http://www.sonicnet.com/rock/features/Brag,_Billy_N_Wilco/082100/;$sessionid$OYJSXXIAAAGYSCQBIAOCFEY

"Ramblin’ Jack Elliott Still Rolling"
He hasn’t gathered much moss, but he’s
inspired some Rolling Stones. http://www.sonicnet.com/news/story.jhtml?genreNameForDisplay=Blues%2FFolk&genreDirectoryName=blues&id=821046

(Published May 31 - June 6, 2000)
"Folksinger, Wordslinger, Start Me a Song
Woody Guthrie's Second Life"
by Robert Christgau
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0022/christgau.shtml

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Record pertaining to Pete:


http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/000912/tn_first_a.html

http://www.tentaciones.elpais.es/T/D/20000908/musica/10.htm
Billy Bragg, el rockero conciendado más
recalcitrante, grabó con Wilco dos aclamados
discos de homenaje al pionero Woody
Guthrie. Ahora, con su nueva banda, los trae
a España.

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