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Alice's Restaurant Massacree, the highlight of the album, is, in essence, a true earworm, perhaps the most ingenious earworm ever written: eighteen minutes marked by a relentless ragtime guitar loop on which the debut artist, with the artistry of a seasoned entertainer, weaves an offbeat and seemingly endless monologue that, starting from an insignificant legal incident experienced by the same Arlo Guthrie two years earlier, grotesquely expands into a biting satire of the American judicial system and the draft for the Vietnam War. Discover the review
Alice's Restaurant Massacree, the highlight of the album, is, in essence, a true earworm, perhaps the most ingenious earworm ever written: eighteen minutes marked by a relentless ragtime guitar loop on which the debut artist, with the artistry of a seasoned entertainer, weaves an offbeat and seemingly endless monologue that, starting from an insignificant legal incident experienced by the same Arlo Guthrie two years earlier, grotesquely expands into a biting satire of the American judicial system and the draft for the Vietnam War.
Arlo Guthrie was always a political activist following in the footsteps of his father, and who, among other things, famously carried out tours for decades alongside Seeger, singing "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?", "If I Had A Hammer", "We Shall Overcome" and more. Discover the review
Arlo Guthrie was always a political activist following in the footsteps of his father, and who, among other things, famously carried out tours for decades alongside Seeger, singing "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?", "If I Had A Hammer", "We Shall Overcome" and more.
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