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* "Gonna Be A Blackout Tonight" and "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Music/DropkickMurphys are both based on an unfinished song by Guthrie.
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** The name of the band's eleventh album, ''This Machine Still Kills Fascists'', nods to a slogan that Guthrie bore on his guitar. According to the band, the album title is meant to pay homage to Guthrie as an "original UsefulNotes/{{punk}}."
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** The name of the band's eleventh album, ''This Machine Still Kills Fascists'', nods to a slogan that Guthrie bore on his guitar. According to the band, the album title is meant to pay homage to Guthrie as an "original UsefulNotes/{{punk}}."
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* Music/BobDylan's first two albums, ''[[Music/BobDylanAlbum Bob Dylan]]'' and ''Music/TheFreewheelinBobDylan'' are very influenced by his musical idol. Dylan sings in a similar drawl as Guthrie and "Song For Woody" is a {{Homage}}. Dylan also wrote the poem "Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie" (1963), available in "The Bootleg Series, Volume 1-3" (1991). On ''Music/Highway61Revisited'' the song "Tombstone Blues" has a line refering to "Gypsy Davy", a Guthrie song:
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* Music/BobDylan's first two albums, ''[[Music/BobDylanAlbum Bob Dylan]]'' and ''Music/TheFreewheelinBobDylan'' are very influenced by his musical idol. Dylan sings in a similar drawl as Guthrie and "Song For Woody" is a {{Homage}}. Dylan also wrote the poem "Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie" (1963), available in "The Bootleg Series, Volume 1-3" (1991). On ''Music/Highway61Revisited'' the song "Tombstone Blues" has a line refering referring to "Gypsy Davy", a Guthrie song:
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* Music/SteveEarle's "Christmas in Washington" has a refrain that starts out, "Come back, Woody Guthrie".
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Music/WoodyGuthrie was tremendously influential in the development of American FolkMusic. As such, there are a number of works that reference him and his music:
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* The 1976 film ''Film/BoundForGlory'', directed by Hal Ashby, starring Creator/DavidCarradine, is about Guthrie's career as a folk singer and union activist during TheGreatDepression. The film opens with Guthrie struggling to survive in the Dust Bowl in Texas in 1936. He struggles to find work as a singer or sign painter, but comes up empty. Needing to support his wife Mary and two children, Guthrie lights out to California, meeting people along the way and seeing the poverty and desperation afflicting so many in America in TheThirties.
* In the odd Bob Dylan biopic ''Film/ImNotThere'' Woody Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin) is a black 11-year old boy traveling across America trying to find his place. He represents Dylan's MysteriousPast and lies.
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* "Survival Song" by Music/{{AJJ}} contains a line from "Do Re Mi", followed by a line that says "We totally ripped off a man named Woody Guthrie".
* The Mermaid Avenue albums by Music/BillyBragg and Music/{{Wilco}}, which set old unpublished Woody Guthrie lyrics to new music.
* "Gonna Be A Blackout Tonight" and "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Music/DropkickMurphys are both based on an unfinished song by Guthrie.
* Music/BobDylan's first two albums, ''[[Music/BobDylanAlbum Bob Dylan]]'' and ''Music/TheFreewheelinBobDylan'' are very influenced by his musical idol. Dylan sings in a similar drawl as Guthrie and "Song For Woody" is a {{Homage}}. Dylan also wrote the poem "Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie" (1963), available in "The Bootleg Series, Volume 1-3" (1991). On ''Music/Highway61Revisited'' the song "Tombstone Blues" has a line refering to "Gypsy Davy", a Guthrie song:
--> ''Gypsy Davey with a blowtorch he bums out their camps''
* Music/OldCrowMedicineShow covered "Union Maid" on their 2006 album Big Iron World).
* Music/ThePogues covered Guthrie's song "UsefulNotes/JesseJames" on their album "Rum, Sodomy & The Lash".
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* The 1976 film ''Film/BoundForGlory'', directed by Hal Ashby, starring Creator/DavidCarradine, is about Guthrie's career as a folk singer and union activist during TheGreatDepression. The film opens with Guthrie struggling to survive in the Dust Bowl in Texas in 1936. He struggles to find work as a singer or sign painter, but comes up empty. Needing to support his wife Mary and two children, Guthrie lights out to California, meeting people along the way and seeing the poverty and desperation afflicting so many in America in TheThirties.
* In the odd Bob Dylan biopic ''Film/ImNotThere'' Woody Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin) is a black 11-year old boy traveling across America trying to find his place. He represents Dylan's MysteriousPast and lies.
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* "Survival Song" by Music/{{AJJ}} contains a line from "Do Re Mi", followed by a line that says "We totally ripped off a man named Woody Guthrie".
* The Mermaid Avenue albums by Music/BillyBragg and Music/{{Wilco}}, which set old unpublished Woody Guthrie lyrics to new music.
* "Gonna Be A Blackout Tonight" and "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Music/DropkickMurphys are both based on an unfinished song by Guthrie.
* Music/BobDylan's first two albums, ''[[Music/BobDylanAlbum Bob Dylan]]'' and ''Music/TheFreewheelinBobDylan'' are very influenced by his musical idol. Dylan sings in a similar drawl as Guthrie and "Song For Woody" is a {{Homage}}. Dylan also wrote the poem "Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie" (1963), available in "The Bootleg Series, Volume 1-3" (1991). On ''Music/Highway61Revisited'' the song "Tombstone Blues" has a line refering to "Gypsy Davy", a Guthrie song:
--> ''Gypsy Davey with a blowtorch he bums out their camps''
* Music/OldCrowMedicineShow covered "Union Maid" on their 2006 album Big Iron World).
* Music/ThePogues covered Guthrie's song "UsefulNotes/JesseJames" on their album "Rum, Sodomy & The Lash".
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