Woody Guthrie's Children's Songs Sung by Logan English
This 1974 release is a collection of Woody Guthrie's beloved children songs performed by Logan English, who knew and admired Guthrie. English states in the liner notes: "Woody Guthrie was a genius…because he remained child-like and forgot about being childish." The tracks, gathered from the Guthrie albums Songs to Grow On for Mother and Child and Nursery Days, exemplify Guthrie's accessible yet profound children's songs. Liner notes include an introduction by Logan English and song lyrics.
Track Listing
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101
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Make a Blobble | Logan English | 1:44 | |
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102
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I Want it Now | Logan English | 2:28 | |
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103
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Bling Blang | Logan English | 1:42 | |
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104
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Needle Sing | Logan English | 3:18 | |
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105
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Ocean Go | Logan English | 2:50 | |
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106
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Merry-Go-Round | Logan English | 1:45 | |
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107
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I'll Write 'N Draw | Logan English | 2:23 | |
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201
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Pick it Up | Logan English | 2:30 | |
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202
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The Mailman | Logan English | 1:40 | |
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203
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The Little Seed | Logan English | 1:48 | |
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204
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My Dolly | Logan English | 4:14 | |
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205
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Wild Aminul | Logan English | 2:10 | |
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206
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Sleep Eye | Logan English | 2:42 |
Album Info
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