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| − | '''Woody Guthrie''' was a | + | '''Woody Guthrie''' was a socially-active American [[folk]] musician best known for writing the [[populism | populist]] anthem "[[This Land is Your Land]]", and carrying a guitar emblazoned with the words "this machine kills fascists" throughout [[World War II]]. Woody was the father of folk-[[rock music|rock]] singer [[Arlo Guthrie]]. |
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Revision as of 15:19, October 1, 2008
Woody Guthrie was a socially-active American folk musician best known for writing the populist anthem "This Land is Your Land", and carrying a guitar emblazoned with the words "this machine kills fascists" throughout World War II. Woody was the father of folk-rock singer Arlo Guthrie.