Long before Willie Nelson started “Farm Aid” to help raise funds for America’s farmers, Woody Guthrie released one of the first ever concept albums with “Dust Bowl Ballads” – an album of songs that spoke to the plight of the farmer during the depression.

With the blessings of the Guthrie estate, “Dust Bowl Ballads” is being re-released 81 years later with modern day artists.

“In this World: Woody Guthrie’s Dust Bowl Ballads” has been curated by Grammy Award winning producer Randall Poster.

Set for a September 10 release, “Home in this World” is available now for pre-order.

The tracklisting for “Home in this World”:
“Dust Bowl Blues” by Shovels & Rope
“I Ain’t Got No Home in this World Anymore” by the Lost Dog Street Band
“Blowin’ Down this Road” by the Watkins Family Hour
“Pretty Boy Floyd” by John Paul White
“Dusty Old Dust” by Lee Ann Womack
“Do Re Mi” by Colter Wall
“Talkin Dust Bowl Blues” by Waxahatchee
“Tom Joad part 1” by Chris Thile
“Tom Joad part 2” by Lilllie Mae
“The Great Dust Storm” by The Felice Brothers
“Dust Cain’t Kill Me” by The Secret Sisters
“Dust Bowl Refugee” by Swamp Dogg
“Dust Pneumonia Blues” by Mark Lanegan
“Vigilante Man” by Parker Millsap

Proceeds from the album will go to Kiss the Ground – a non profit organization that brings awareness to regeneration of farmland and the soil.