Woody Guthrie - "Red River Valley" video free download


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This video features Woody Guthrie's "Red River Valley" from the 1999 album "Buffalo Skinners: The Asch Recordings, Vol. 4" on Smithsonian Folkways.

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Comments

9 years ago

Calvin Cheney

Goodbye Lefty Lou! God bless your family with comfort and peace. May music bring us all together one day~

9 years ago

war hound

Recorded by a watermelon

9 years ago

Diane G

Rest in peace dad.

9 years ago

Art Brugman

I always loved this song because of the grapes of wrath movie. That was made in the 30's and it always made me wonder how old that song was. Just a simple sad song. but great!

9 years ago

daniel stanwyck

Remember the scene in "The Grapes of Wrath", where Ma Joad and Tom Joad danced to this? Lovely scene. Lovely movie. Lovely song. Lovely rendition. Thank you.

9 years ago

francois meuldeur

la rivière la plus connue au monde

10 years ago

Emmagrace Stevenson

love this song.

10 years ago

kirinphoebe1

My brother, sister, and some cousins and I sang this at a program for my grandparents' 50th wedding anniversary. They were homesteaders in Saskatchewan - both of the families moved to Saskatchewan in 1906 and established wheat farms. It was a tough life. 

10 years ago

norbert preuss

...remember that song by JOHNNY + THE HURRICANS!

10 years ago

Derek M. Theriault

#ugottalisten2b4udie 

10 years ago

Jim Carver

Yeah, I know I've played this before.Isn't weird to think about this is Arlo's Dad?

10 years ago

james miller

Its red river valley definitely. I love the mandolin work . This is very similar to old time music which is considered old time music. I understand that Woody played music this way because that was the way hillbilly/country style was rendered then and today.

10 years ago

Patrick Wall

This song is very similar to "There's a chill on the hill tonight" (Moon Mullican), "Silver haired daddy of mine" (Gene Autry) and "Dear old sunny South by the sea" (Jimmie Rodgers).

10 years ago

The Coolcat martini

Bob Dylan based his work on Woody Guthrie, not so surprising nonetheless.

10 years ago

Mr.Orange

I don't know why this song is very similar with Mr. Tambourine Man...

10 years ago

ronvins

Just finished watching The Grapes of Wrath for the first time, and will forever feel sad whenever I hear this song.

10 years ago

Linda DeNoia

Red river vally is from one of the magic tree house books called ghost town at sundown

10 years ago

Derp Derpington

Always makes me think of The Grapes of Wrath :)

10 years ago

TheCrazysingingurl

He never dies. C:

10 years ago

MrMakaveli76

I like Marty Robins version better.

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