ARLO,I AM THE NIECE OF STEVE AND CAROL IDE(JACKIE) I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THE SONG THEY WROTE(GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT)AND CAN NOT FIND IT FOR MY KIDS TO HEAR,ALSO WHAT ALBUM COVER IS IT THAT THEY ARE ON THE BACK OF?I AM SURE YOU DONT REMEMBER ME BECAUSE I WAS LIKE MAYBE 7YRS OLD WHEN WE SAW YOU IN CONCERT AT WEST MIN COLLEGE IN PITTSBURGH. PLEASE HELP ME SO MY KIDS CAN SEE I REALLY DO HAVE MUSICANS IN THE FAMILY. JACKIE

Give it all you got is on Power of Love.
The photo is on Outlasting the Blues.
The store is at the Get Stuff button on your left.

Enjoy!

Welcome to the site! That is a good song. I need to dig it out again & listen...

i have looked and looked and still can not find it please help i went to the album and it wasnt listed on there

Petie's right, the song "Give it All You Got" is on the album entitled Power of Love.

I cannot get the Rising Son Record Store to load properly, so here is the info on Power of Love from Amazon.com:

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Track Listings
1. Power of Love
2. Oklahoma Nights
3. If I Could Only Touch Your Life
4. Waimanalo Blues
5. Living Like A Legend
6. Give It All You Got
7. When I Get To the Border
8. Jamaica Farewell
9. Slow Boat
10. Garden Song

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Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Power Of Love was the last Arlo Guthrie recording to be released by Warner Brothers. The cover photograph had been taken a few months earlier in Haleiwa, Hawaii where Arlo and John Pilla were hanging out on the beach trying to come up with ideas for a new record.

There are a few highlights on this recording - One of which is the duet with Arlo and Phil Everly on the title song "Power Of Love" written by T Bone Burnett. The other is the great song by Jimmy Webb, "Oklahoma Nights" which everyone thought would be the next hit following "The City Of New Orleans." It didn't work out that way - There just wasn't enough support for these kinds of songs from the record company or the general public.

While they were in the studio recording, Ricki Lee Jones wandered in. Arlo and Ricki Lee started singing some tunes together and ended up recording "Jamaica Farewell" on the spur of the moment.

One little gem "Slow Boat" is still sung at many of Arlo's concerts. He says it's maybe the best song he's written. He usually says that when he's depressed about something, which thankfully is not all of the time.

Produced by Lenny Waronker and John Pilla with AG standing over their shoulders "Power Of Love" was the last collaboration between these guys. After fifteen years and having done some incredible work it was time to call it quits and move on. This recording was a very fine way to say farewell...

thank you for all the info, jackie

DOES ANYONE KNOW IF STEVE IDE IS IN A BAND OR HAVE ANY CD'S OUT?

I guess you and Steve aren't all that close, or you'd know more than me, which is very little, but I found this website:

http://www.steveide.com/

I don't know if that is the same Steve Ide, but he writes reviews of Folk Music. I am sure someone else around here knows more than I do.

(adg, where are you?)

yes you are right he is a a uncle that i have lost contact with over the yrs i have been trying to get in touch with him.but thanks that is a different steve ide