· Autoportrait (Tamara in a Green Bugatti) [+] [+]
· This Land Is Your Land. CHILDREN'S BOOK + SONG by Woody Guthrie | [+]
· This Land Is Your Land - The Jam Cats Music | Kids Songs | Preschool Music Class | [+]
· The Avett Brothers - This Land Is Your Land [+]
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· Big Rock Candy Mountain — The Real Story & Sing-Along! [+]
· Harry McClintock - The Big Rock Candy Mountains [ORIGINAL] - [1928] [+] Pete Seeger [+]
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·The Great Depression Song - Educational Music Video [+]
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Key Songs and Themes (1929-1939)
"Big Rock Candy Mountain" (Harry McClintock): A hobo folk song depicting a utopian world with lemonade springs and candy bars, popular for its imaginative, escapist theme for children.
"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" (Bing Crosby/Rudy Vallee): A popular song highlighting the perspective of a hardworking citizen facing sudden poverty, often used to explain the era's economic hardship.
"So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh" (Woody Guthrie): A song about leaving during the Dust Bowl, often used to teach about migration and resilience.
"(If You Ain't Got the) Do Re Mi" (Woody Guthrie): A song detailing the challenges of traveling and needing money, offering a relatable, albeit difficult, story of the times.
"Hobo's Lullaby" (Goebel Reeves/Woody Guthrie): A soothing, gentle song about finding rest, often used in a comforting way.
Themes for Children
Resilience: Songs often emphasized maintaining hope and humor, as in "Keep Moving".
Family & Community: Many songs focused on solidarity and helping one another during tough times, like "No Depression in Heaven".
Environmental Impact: Songs that documented the Dust Bowl, like those in "Voices from the Dust Bowl", help illustrate the environmental hardships families faced.
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