Woody Guthrie

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Woody Guthrie was an American folk singer-songwriter and political troubadour whose socially conscious songs, including "This Land Is Your Land," profoundly shaped 20th-century popular and protest music.

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instanceOf American folk musician
folk singer
guitarist
human
political activist
singer-songwriter
associatedWith Cisco Houston
Lead Belly
Pete Seeger
The Weavers
authorOf Bound for Glory
causeOfDeath Huntington's disease
child Arlo Guthrie
Joady Guthrie
Nora Guthrie
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1912-07-14
dateOfDeath 1967-10-03
era 20th century
ethnicGroup European American
surface form: White American
familyName Guthrie
fieldOfWork anti-fascist music
labor movement songs
socially conscious songwriting
fullName Woody Guthrie self-linksurface differs
surface form: Woodrow Wilson Guthrie
genre country music
folk music
protest music
givenName Woodrow Wilson
surface form: Woodrow
hasSignature Woody Guthrie signature
influenced 20th-century popular music
American protest music
Bob Dylan
Bruce Springsteen
Joan Baez
Phil Ochs
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
instrument guitar
harmonica
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath natural causes
memberOf Almanac Singers
movement American folk music revival
protest song movement
nickname Woody
notableFeature guitar often bore the slogan "This machine kills fascists"
notableWork Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)
Do Re Mi
Hard Travelin'
Pastures of Plenty
Pretty Boy Floyd
Roll On, Columbia, Roll On
So Long, It’s Been Good to Know Yuh
This Land Is Your Land
occupation author
musician
political troubadour
singer
songwriter
placeOfBirth Okemah, Oklahoma, United States
placeOfDeath New York City
surface form: New York City, New York, United States
politicalAlignment left-wing politics
socialism
religion Protestant background
residence California, United States
surface form: California

New York City
Oklahoma
spouse Anneke Van Kirk (uncertain)
Marlene (Marlene) – uncertain
Marlene Dietrich
surface form: Marlene Dietrich (incorrect – disregard if verifying facts strictly)

Mary Jennings
subjectOf Bound for Glory

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Roll On, Columbia, Roll On writer Woody Guthrie
Roll On, Columbia, Roll On recordedBy Woody Guthrie
Almanac Singers notableMember Woody Guthrie
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Cisco Houston notableAssociate Woody Guthrie
Cisco Houston performedWith Woody Guthrie
Marlene (Marlene) – uncertain spouseOf Woody Guthrie
subject surface form: Marlene (Marlene)
Marlene (Marlene) – uncertain associatedWith Woody Guthrie
subject surface form: Marlene (Marlene)
Nora Guthrie father Woody Guthrie
Nora Guthrie hasRelative Woody Guthrie
Bound for Glory author Woody Guthrie
Bound for Glory depicts Woody Guthrie
Bound for Glory hasIllustrationsBy Woody Guthrie
Arlo Guthrie childOf Woody Guthrie
Arlo Guthrie father Woody Guthrie
Arlo Guthrie influencedBy Woody Guthrie
Arlo Guthrie associatedAct Woody Guthrie
Joady Guthrie father Woody Guthrie
Joady Guthrie parent Woody Guthrie
Wilco usedLyricsBy Woody Guthrie
Sonny Terry collaboratedWith Woody Guthrie
Mary Jennings spouse Woody Guthrie
Philip influencedBy Woody Guthrie
subject surface form: Phil Ochs
Bound for Glory basedOnAuthor Woody Guthrie
Bound for Glory mainSubject Woody Guthrie
Bound for Glory featuresCharacter Woody Guthrie