Arlo Guthrie, Willie Nelson, Neil Young & More - This Land Is Your Land (Live at Farm Aid 1987) video free download
Arlo Guthrie, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Kris Kristofferson and many more perform "This Land Is Your Land" at the finale of Farm Aid III held on September 19, 1987 in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp founded Farm Aid in 1985 and serve on the board of directors. The three agreed that family farmers were in dire need of assistance and decided to plan a concert for America. Farm Aid III was held in Lincoln, Nebraska at Memorial Stadium.
Dave Matthews joined Farm Aid's Board of Directors in 2001 to help further Farm Aid's mission of keeping family farmers on their land.
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8 years ago
JW Branding
"THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND " SINGER: ARLO GUTHRIE, WILLIE NELSON, NEIL YOUNG AND MORE #music #country #countrymusic #classic #rockandroll #boiseidaho #legends #rockandrollhalloffame #love #hate #greed #politics #power #money #civilunrest #distruction #racism #america #musicclassic #soul 9 years ago
psychkoala
Is that John Kay of Steppenwolf up there with Arlo, Willie, Kris, and Neil Young? Lou Reed? Ha, ha... Mind boggling.9 years ago
amp3cx10000a7jp
This song just is hate.Americas and say why the old indigenous muchBecause we live in.White people came to there.9 years ago
elzach0
fuck Willie needs to shit at the start9 years ago
ed schneider
This one just makes sense!9 years ago
zombiesurivor4321
This is great. America has really went to shit u won't see anything like this every again unless we have a revolution & take this country back9 years ago
Miriam Panaro
E poi lui....il mio raggio di sole...!!!!!9 years ago
donkerbroek
hmmm, i ponder if the native americans love this song, too....9 years ago
jonnylag
i could see John Prine in there!!!9 years ago
Brett Cave
someone spark up a doob @ 2:0810 years ago
tommystock64
Whose Land ?10 years ago
QueerAndUnplugged
"In the streets of the cities, In the shadow of the steeples,Near the unemployment offices, we so many people.And some are wonderin' and some are grumblin...they want to know if this Land's still made for you....and I tell them "This Land is Your Land....this land is my land..."And I say "GO WOODY"....you tell them.10 years ago
Ves Arcaro
Have we become so polarized that a song about America sang at a benefit for farmers has a person calling another person a communist? And then suggesting that the author of the song should have gone to Canada or France. Tony I don't know where you got the idea that Woody Guthrie was a communist maybe you have some sort of divine infusion that others don't possess In any case I have some suggestions for you and one is pack your bags and move to a country that doesn't allow dissent. The other suggestions I'll keep to myself because you wouldn't understand them and they are very impolite.10 years ago
Dennis moss
Hey Tony, where did you hear about this song and communism, through the media!10 years ago
Tony Chris
Woody was legend but if he liked communism so much he should have moved to Canada or France.10 years ago
CowPow Mow
_ EpiC song, but ... were are da natives?10 years ago
professormacdeezy
Lou Reed's like "What am I doing here." 1:14.10 years ago
bubbah671
so many of my favs there wow!!!!!10 years ago
abewyanko1120
john mellencamp like strummed three times on that washboard and was like, dam, im out of breath. thats what 5 packs a day will do.10 years ago
revpgesqredux
and the political parties. and the union bosses and the regulators. everyone has to stop cheating and thinking their ideas are so right that they justify cheating, self-serving and other immoral tactics. i also disagree with Willie in his intro. There is a reason Woody used "my" and "your" and "you" and "me' and not "our". the freedom in his individual heart told him too. jmhoRelated Videos
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