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23 Mar 09 - 09:15 AM (#2595257) Subject: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil New Mudcat auction item, three used paperback books: : Bound for Glory by Woody Guthrie forward by Pete Seeger; Woody Guthrie a Life by Joe Klein; and Woody, Cisco, and Me by Jim Longhi. Three of the best books yet written about Woody's life. The books are well used but are all in good condition with covers intact and no missing pages. |
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29 Mar 09 - 04:25 PM (#2600005) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil Refresh. It's starting to look like these are on their way to the UK. - Phil |
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02 Apr 09 - 09:30 PM (#2603598) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil Refresh. Four days to go. Don't miss the chance to read all three without chasing all around just to find copies of them. - Phil |
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02 Apr 09 - 11:06 PM (#2603642) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: EBarnacle I have enjoyed Bound for Glory and Woody, Cisco and Me. The Longhi book tells a really good tale about an underreported period in Woody and Cisco's lives. |
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03 Apr 09 - 09:03 AM (#2603843) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil I really like the Longhi book, too, which is how I wound up with two copies. If you enjoyed those two you would really like the Klein book in the auction. Another good biography is "This Land Was Made for You and Me" by Elizabeth Partridge. - Phil |
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06 Apr 09 - 09:42 AM (#2605594) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil Refresh. Like the guy said, "tonight's the night". Auction ends at midnight Mudcat time. - Phil |
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06 Apr 09 - 10:07 AM (#2605606) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: peregrina Phil, we need more Woody Guthrie on these shores-- When you keep calling attention to the auction you risk Woody--in his book form-- staying at home! |
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06 Apr 09 - 08:44 PM (#2606118) Subject: RE: M'cat Auction: Three Woody Guthrie books From: Uncle Phil "We need more Woody Guthrie on these shores". Hmm, sounds like an idea for a song. - Phil |
