WOODY GUTHRIE PERIODICALS
Index of issues held by the Woody Guthrie Archives
Broadside
Broadside Magazine was started in 1962 by Agnes "Sis" Cunningham and her husband Gordon Friesen. Broadside featured a mixture of typewritten songs, musical notation, and news stories cribbed from the recent headlines. Publication of Broadside lasted until the end of the 1970s. However, in 1982 the magazine was revived by Norman Ross and showcased a new generation of folksingers. Publication ceased permanently in the late 1980s leaving behind 100s of songs by some of the world's most influential folksingers.
People's Songs
Founded in 1946 by Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Lee Hays, Burl Ives, and Alan Lomax —among others— People's Songs aimed to find new ways of carrying on folk tradition in a post-war America. As suggested by Seeger, the original goal of People's Songs was to create a union of musicians who would stage hootenannies, maintain a collection of protest songs that could be used by various Labor movements, and have musicians who would venture to picket lines to perform. People's Songs was incorporated in 1946 and in February of that same year the first "People's Songs Bulletin" was published, containing primarily labor songs. The contents of the Bulletin would slowly expand to contain book reviews, and columns, among other things. The Bulletin was published monthly until 1949, when People's Songs was forced to shut down after the budget ran dry. However during its brief period of circulation more than 300 songs were published in "People's Songs Bulletin" —17 by Woody Guthrie alone. A year after People's Songs disbanded some of its former leaders would go on to found a new magazine, Sing Out!.
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2008-01.02 “Broadside”
- No. 1, February 1962
- No. 2, March 1962
- No. 3, April 1962
- No. 4, Mid-April 1962
- No. 5, May 1962
- No. 6, Late-May 1962
- No. 7, June 1962
- No. 8, June 30, 1962
- No. 9/10, July 1962
- No. 11/12, August 1962
- No. 13, September 1962
- No. 14, October 1962
- No. 15, November 1962
- No. 16, Mid-November 1962
- No. 17, December 1962
- No. 18, Late-December 1962
- No. 19, January 1963
- No. 20, February 1963
- No. 21, Late-February 1963
- No. 22, March 1963
- No. 23, Late-March 1963
- No. 24, April 1963
- No. 25, Late-April 1963
- No. 26, May 1963
- No. 27, June 1963
- No. 28, Late-June 1963
- No. 29, July 1963
- No. 30, August 1963
- No. 31, September 1963
- No. 32, September 20, 1963
- No. 33, October 12, 1963
- No. 34, November 5, 1963
- No. 35, November 20, 1963
- No. 36, December 10, 1963
- No. 37, January 1, 1964
- No. 38, January 20, 1964
- No. 39, February 7, 1964
- No. 40, February 25, 1964
- No. 41, March 10, 1964
- No. 42, March 30, 1964
- No. 43, April 15, 1964
- No. 44, April 30, 1964
- No. 45, May 15, 1964
- No. 46, May 30, 1964
- No. 47, June 30, 1964
- No. 48, July 20, 1964
- No. 49, August 20, 1964
- No. 50, September 22, 1964
- No. 51, October 20, 1964
- No. 52, November 20, 1964
- No. 53, December 20, 1964
- No. 54, January 20, 1965
- No. 55, February 12, 1965
- No. 56, March 10, 1965
- No. 57, April 10, 1965
- No. 58, May 15, 1965
- No. 59, June 15, 1965
- No. 60, July 15, 1965
- No. 61, August 15, 1965
- No. 62, September 15, 1965
- No. 63, October 15, 1965
- No. 64, November 15, 1965
- No. 65, December 15, 1965
- No. 66, January 1966
- No. 67, February 1966
- No. 68, March 1966
- No. 69, April 1966
- No. 70, May 1966
- No. 71, June 1966 [MISSING]
- No. 72, July 1966
- No. 73, August 1966
- No. 74, September 1966
- No. 75, October 1966
- No. 76, November 1966
- No. 77, December 1966
- No. 78, January 1967
- No. 79, February – March 1967
- No. 80, April – May, 1967
- No. 81, June 1967 [MISSING]
- No. 82, July 1967
- No. 83, August 1967
- No. 84, September 1967
- No. 85, October 1967
- No. 86, November 1967
- No. 87, December 1967
- No. 88, January 1968
- No. 89, February – March, 1968
- No. 90, April 1968
- No. 91, May 1968
- No. 92, June 1968
- No. 93, July/August 1968
- No. 94, September – October 1968
- No. 95, November – December, 1968
- No. 96, January – February, 1969
- No. 97, March – April, 1969
- No. 98, May 1969
- No. 99, June 1969
- No. 100, July 1969
- No. 101, August / September 1969
- No. 102, October / November 1969
- No. 103, December 1969
- No. 104, January 1970
- No. 105, February / March 1970
- No. 106, April / May 1970
- No. 107, June 1970
- No. 108, July / August 1970
- No. 109, September / October 1970
- No. 110, November / December 1970
- No. 111, January / February 1972
- No. 112, March / April 1971
- No. 113, May / June 1971
- No. 115, September / October 1971
- No. 116, November / December 1971
- No. 117, January / February 1972
- No. 118, March / April 1972
- No. 119, May / June 1972
- No. 120, July / August 1972
- No. 121, 4th Quarter 1972
- No. 122, 1st Quarter 1973
- No. 123, 2nd Quarter 1973
- No. 124, 3rd Quarter 1973
- No. 125, 4th Quarter 1973
- No. 126, January – June 1974
- No. 127, July – December 1974
- No. 128 [MISSING]
- No. 129, July – December 1975
- No. 130, January – March 1976
- No. 131, April / June 1976
- No. 132, July / September 1976
- No. 133, October / December 1976
- No. 134, January / March 1977
- No. 135, April / June 1977
- No. 136, July / September 1977
- No. 137, October / December 1977
- No. 138, January / March 1978
- No. 139, April / June 1978 (Limited Edition, Signed, #80)
- No. 140, July / December 1978
- No. 141, January / June 1979
- No. 142, July / December 1979
- No. 143, Annual 1980
- No. 144, Annual 1981
- No. 145 [MISSING]
- No. 146, November 1983
- No. 147, December 1983
- No. 148 [MISSING]
- No. 149, March 1984
- No. 150, April 1984
- No. 151, [MISSING]
- No. 154, August 1984
- No. 155, September 1984
- No. 156, October 1984
- No. 157, November / December 1984
- No. 158 [MISSING]
- No. 159 [MISSING]
- No. 160 [MISSING]
- No. 161, April 1986
- No. 162 [MISSING]
- No. 163 [MISSING]
- No. 164 [MISSING]
- No. 165 [MISSING]
- No. 166 [MISSING]
- No. 167, November 1985
- No. 168 [MISSING]
- No. 169 [MISSING]
- No. 170 [MISSING]
- No. 171 [MISSING]
- No. 172 [MISSING]
- No. 173, May 1986
- No. 174, June – July 1986
- No. 175 [MISSING]
- No. 176 [MISSING]
- No. 177, November 1986
- No. 178 [MISSING]
- No. 179, January 1987
- No. 180 [MISSING]
- No. 181, June / July 1987
- No. 182 [MISSING]
- No. 183, November / December 1987
- No. 184 [MISSING]
- No. 185 [MISSING]
- No. 186, September 1988
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Woody Guthrie Songs
- “Bizzness Ain't Dead” – No. 16, Mid-November 1962
- “Mail Myself to You” – No. 38, January 20, 1964
- “I've Got to Know” – No. 57, April 10, 1965
- “You Low Life Son of a Bitch” – January / February 1971
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Articles Relating to Woody Guthrie
- “The Man Woody Guthrie” by Gordon Friesen – No. 57, April 10, 1965
- “Okemah Revisited” by Richard Reuss – No. 80, April – May 1967
- “Bound For Glory” (Obituary) by Gordon Friesen – No. 85, October 1967
- “Woody Guthrie Tribute Concert Review” by Eli Jaffe – No. 89, February – March 1968
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Poems by Woody Guthrie
- “Earthbound Traveler” – No. 85, October 1967
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2008-01.01 “People's Songs” - Vol. 1, No. 1, February 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 2, March 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 3, April 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 4, May 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 5, June 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 6, July 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 7, August 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 8, September 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 9, October 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 10, November 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 11, December 1946
- Vol. 1, No. 12, January 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 1 & 2, February March 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 3, April 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 4, May 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 4, June 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 6 & 7, July August 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 8, September 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 9, October 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 10, November 1947
- Vol. 2, No. 11, December 1947
- [No January 1948 issue was printed]
- Vol. 3, No. 1 & 2, February March, 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 3, April 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 4, May 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 5, June 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 6 & 7, July August 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 8, September 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 9, Songs for Wallace 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 10, November 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 11, December 1948
- Vol. 3, No. 12, January 1949
- Vol. 4, No. 1 February 1949
Compiled by Caleb Bissinger, January 2008. |
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