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1273:"Bound for Glory – Golden Globes"
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891:National Board of Review Awards
2213:Last Thoughts on Woody Guthrie
2032:The Very Best of Woody Guthrie
2018:Library of Congress Recordings
2004:Woody Guthrie Sings Folk Songs
1794:Let's Spend the Night Together
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856:New Star of the Year – Actress
843:Best Director – Motion Picture
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2131:This Land Is Your Land
1149:Jensen, Larry (2018).
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2159:The Complete Sessions
1824:8 Million Ways to Die
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2190:Woody Guthrie Center
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1797:(concert film, 1983)
1327:"1976 Award Winners"
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333:49th Academy Awards
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1784:Lookin' to Get Out
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