Suprise Single off Woody At Home Volumes 1 & 2: "I'm A Child Ta Fight". This surprise release is an assertive, even defiant declaration of youth's role in standing up to injustice. A lesser-known gem, that highlights Guthrie's ability to speak to - and for- children in ways that are both playful and powerful. Pre-save the single now, and be among the first to hear this powerful work.

The lead single from "Woody at Home" is the only recording Woody ever made of DEPORTEE (PLANE WRECK AT LOS GATOS). "Deportee," originally written in 1948 in response to a New York Times article about a plane crash in Los Gatos Canyon, California New Mexico that killed 32 people including 28 migrant farm workers. As historian, Tim Z. Hernandez adds, “On January 28, 1948, a plane deporting 28 Mexican workers crashed down in the agricultural hub of California's San Joaquin Valley, in a place called Los Gatos Canyon. Not a single soul survived. News reports named the four American crew members but referred to the Mexicans simply as "deportees," after which they were buried anonymously in "the largest mass grave in California's history," while the remains of the American crew members were sent home to their families. Woody understood that to be nameless in death was an injustice of the highest order, and within days of the crash he sat down to pen what would become one of the major protest songs of the last century, perhaps even more relevant today than it was nearly eighty years ago. To finally hear these words in Woody's own haunting voice, is to hear a prophetic voice from the grave, warning us about where we've been, who we've become, and where we are headed.”