American sailors

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 220. Chapters: Herman Melville, Woody Guthrie, John Paul Jones, Jack Kerouac, Peter Falk, Jim Thorpe, Hubert Selby, Jr., James Garner, William F. Buckley, Jr., John Thomas Scharf, United States Merchant Marine, Don Young, Reid Stowe, Carroll O'Connor, Frederick Townsend Ward, Abby Sunderland, David Hackworth, Harry Haywood, Wally Wood, Jack Lord, David Fasold, John Rousmaniere, Andrew Furuseth, Joseph Curran, Dave Van Ronk, Zac Sunderland, Jack Warden, Dan Jones, Charles Williams, Nelson Riddle, Bernard Romans, Ferlin Husky, James William Troup, Richard Avedon, Fred Noonan, Sterling Hayden, Jack Kramer, John Biddle, James D. Miller, Joseph Hazelwood, Chick Parsons, James Peck, Nathaniel Bowditch, Shannon J. Wall, John Faunce Leavitt, Robert Waterman, Paul Teutul, Sr., Otway Burns, John M. Whitall, Isaac D. Seyburn, Lawrence Joel, William Day, Philip D. Curtin, Herbert Huncke, Richard Henry Dana, Jr., Cisco Houston, Mike Fink, George H. O'Brien, Jr., George Pollard, Jr., Irving Johnson, Ernie Schroeder, John Sherburne Sleeper, Perry Smith, Bob Zentz, Denver Pyle, James Nachtwey, Bruce Schwab, Clint Walker, Johnny Craig, Felix Riesenberg, John Q. Hammons, Haskell Wexler, Charles Andrew MacGillivary, Charlie Keller, Douglass North, Frederick Way, Jr., Frank Sinkwich, Bob Kaufman, Raymond Bailey, Joseph Bates, Granville Conway, Jim Folsom, John Kenley, Daniel Dobbins, Peter Sliker, Robert Haswell, Robin Lee Graham, Joseph Ingraham, Joseph S. Kozlowski, Arthur Piver, Harry Pidgeon, Jordan Weisman, Coffin, Lin and Larry Pardey, Alexander McDougall, Linda Greenlaw, Gardner, Harvey Cox, Montfort Stokes, Drew Bundini Brown, Lyle Stuart, Benjamin Briggs, John Gore, Richard S. Prather, Hugo Vihlen, John L. Hess, William Colepaugh, Otto Scott, Howard Blackburn, Hugh Mulzac, John Wilson Danenhower, Edmund A. Gann, Erin C. Myers Madeira, Lane Kirkland, William F. Sturgis, Thomas Fleming Day, Shane Murphy, William Driver, Cornelius Cooper Johnson, Alfonso J. Cervantes, Thomas Hubbard Sumner, Ashley Bowen, Howard Rice, James Dougherty, Bill Robinson, Lewis Gerhardt Goldsmith, Edwin Augustus Stevens, Jr., Starbuck, Donn Pearce, Gary Jobson, Cornelius Scranton Bushnell, George Hassell, Hunter Pitts O'Dell, Robin Wilson, Jim Bagby, Jr., Alfred "Centennial" Johnson, Henry Sears, Roderick Stephens, Jr., William H. Marston, Joseph Warren Holmes, E. S. Campbell, Henry Andres Burgevine, William Pickles, Tania Aebi, Conn Findlay, Owen Coffin, William Ladd, John Young, Benjamin Ireson, Leonard LaRue, Austin Sperry, Leroy J. Alexanderson, Joe Gold, Owen Chase, Thomas Nickerson, John H. Burleigh, Jeremiah O'Brien, Bernard Wolfe, Hal Roth, Ernest M. McSorley, John J. McNamara, Luther Fuller, Allan V. Cox, John Alden, Gerry Spiess, Charles Muñoz, Ken Read, Paul Foerster, Charles Borden, Charles Francis Stein, D. Holmes Morton, Robert Manry, John S. Watson, David O'Keefe, Jeremiah W. Farnham, Alvin Baldus, James Sites, Rich Wilson, Ned Myers, Antonia Churchill, Martin Welch, Mark Croucher, Marvin Creamer, Alex Bonner, John Wallace, Isaiah Sellers, Norman Baker, George Fried. Excerpt: Woodrow Wilson "Woody" Guthrie (July 14, 1912 ¿ October 3, 1967) is best known as an American singer-songwriter and folk musician, whose musical legacy includes hundreds of political, traditional and children's songs, ballads and improvised works. He frequently performed with the slogan This Machine Kills Fascists displayed on his guitar. His best-known song is ...