Posted on Jan 4, 2023
Arlo Guthrie, Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton on "Soundstage"
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Arlo Guthrie, Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton on "Soundstage"...
This is a "Soundstage" from 11/11/74, produced at WTTW in Chicago. It was called "Arlo and Friends." The friends of Arlo Guthrie were Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton. I love this show. Not just because I was with them all day during rehearsals and sat in the audience during the taping, but because it's a really good show. Fun fact: During the rehearsals, someone asked Stevie what he was going to play. What was he planning on playing hours from now? Are you kidding? Who knew? Stevie certainly didn't, as he was way too spontaneous for that. So he said the names of three songs, but he (and I) knew full well that would most likely change at show time. (Not that anyone else but me would care, but I show up in the audience several times. I had long black hair and was wearing a red t-shirt.)
This is a "Soundstage" from 11/11/74, produced at WTTW in Chicago. It was called "Arlo and Friends." The friends of Arlo Guthrie were Steve Goodman and Hoyt Axton. I love this show. Not just because I was with them all day during rehearsals and sat in the audience during the taping, but because it's a really good show. Fun fact: During the rehearsals, someone asked Stevie what he was going to play. What was he planning on playing hours from now? Are you kidding? Who knew? Stevie certainly didn't, as he was way too spontaneous for that. So he said the names of three songs, but he (and I) knew full well that would most likely change at show time. (Not that anyone else but me would care, but I show up in the audience several times. I had long black hair and was wearing a red t-shirt.)
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SR Scott Bogue
What has happened to the artist that would protest and make people aware of the wrongs that governments do against its people or is it that the governments have gotten so bold that everyone knows , we just can't unite on what to do about it?
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
SR Scott Bogue I think the internet and social media have taken away the need for those artists. Back in the 60s protest songs were how the movement spread. Today we just post.
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SR Scott Bogue
I will agree that the internet and social media have taken away those artists but I would say the need is even greater now. There are lots of ideas being tossed around some might even go virile. but then the corporate bots tear them down with little thought or change coming about.
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SGT (Join to see) good day Brother Charlie, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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Alice's restaurant and City of New Orleans were my favorite Arlo Guthrie pieces, nice post!!
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