黑脸狗狗叫什么歌？
《Dog Face》，美国电影《流浪狗之歌》的主题曲 演唱者是美国民谣歌手Pete Seeger（皮特·西格尔）和The Almanac Singers的组合 该歌曲的原唱是Pete Seeger的独唱版本于1940年录制 The song was written by the folk singer Woody Guthrie， (the original "Dust Bowl balladeer"， and frequent collaborator of Pete Seeger).
Guthrie had heard about a dog named Daisy who'd been found in Dust Bowl Texas with its face coated deeply with black dust from the soil， which made it appear as if she were wearing a mask; he wrote this ballad to describe what happened to many of the migrant workers during that time period， before they went on their way towards California for jobs picking fruit.
It is now considered one of the major songs of the American folk revival movement； it has also become an anti-war protest song due to its lyrics referring to migration patterns away from war zones. There are two versions of the song’s recording history： according to Peter Yarrow， Arlo Guthrie said to him when first introduced “Arlo says 'I think you know I'm Woody Guthrie’s son'”， adding “He told me once or twice about how， years ago – late thirties—he recorded Dog Face Daisy somewhere up near Bismarck”．
Another version tells that Guthrie himself came across his own recordings while going through old boxes of records in Oklahoma City， only to see them being played back over and over again for all to hear at the radio station WFAA， where it eventually got released as singles. According to John Siegler， no record exists proving either claim， so there will never be definitive confirmation. In any case， both claims are not contradicted either way： thus， we have here yet another instance where different people independently claimed having stumbled upon unreleased material after decades apart.