Greenwich Village Folk Freaks

I just finished a back to back reading of Positively Fourth Street and Bob Dylan's autobiography and so I'm feeling a bit of love for the Greenwich Village folkies and the stuff that made them want to start playing in the first place. Also feeling much love for Mimi and Richard Farina (well Mimi especially), but Richard seemed like he was a cool cat, as well. I've got his book coming in the mail, this week hopefully. Take a listen. Folkin' Ay

"Pastures Of Plenty" - Woody Guthrie
"Song To Woody" - Bob Dylan
"Reno Nevada" - Richard & Mimi Farina
"Casey Jones" - Dave Van Ronk
"Hard Traveling " - Cisco Houston
"Will The Circle Be Unbroken" - Ramblin' Jack Elliott
"Swing And Turn Jubilee" - Carolyn Hester
"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" - Joan Baez
"No More Auction Block For Me" - Odetta
"Two Trains Running" - John Hammond
"C.C. Rider" - Leadbelly
"Pepperheaded Woman" - Sonny Terry
"Death Don't Have No Mercy" - Reverend Gary Davis
"Lord, I Want To Die Easy" - Josh White