Woody at Home is a two-volume secret treasure trove of Woody’s home
recordings—recordings that Woody was unable to release in his lifetime, a life cut short by Huntington’s
disease. Never intended for commercial release, these raw and intimate home tapes were recorded in
1951-1952 at the family’s apartment in Beach Haven, Brooklyn. Woody made them as his musical
introduction to his new publisher. Now, thanks to the leaps made in technology, Woody’s voice, ideas, and
recordings are a guiding and candid voice. Woody sings about historic events, stories of the
disenfranchised and ignored, love, and of course, the fight against fascism.