Examples of using Joad in English and their translations into Croatian
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This is Joad.
Joad is down low!
Well, if it ain't Tom Joad.
Here's Joad, right?
This here is William James Joad.
Like Tom Joad in Grapes of Wrath.
You can't keep a Joad in jail!
Sergeant Joad and I'm Jeb Bassett.
It is a low-key, mostly acoustic album, in the same vein as Nebraska andThe Ghost of Tom Joad.
Ain't you young Tom Joad, old Tom's boy?
Grandpa Joad has a stroke the night they leave, and dies.
The songs"Long Time Comin'" and"The Hitter" were written andperformed during Springsteen's solo Ghost of Tom Joad Tour in 1996.
Tommy Joad has been paroled from prison early for good behavior.
Originally a quiet folk song,"The Ghost of Tom Joad" has also been recorded by Rage Against the Machine and Junip.
The Joad farm has been in the family for three generations, and means everything to Pa and Grandpa.
It is a low-key, mostly acoustic album, in the same vein as''Nebraska'' and''The Ghost of Tom Joad'' although with a little more instrumentation.
The Ghost of Tom Joad" made its Rage live debut on April 25, 1997, at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas.
Always a Friend"(Alejandro Escovedo, Chuck Prophet)(with Alejandro Escovedo) Recorded: April 14, 2008, Houston,Texas- 4:49"The Ghost of Tom Joad"(Bruce Springsteen)(with Tom Morello) Recorded: April 7, 2008, Anaheim, California- 8:39"Turn!
The character Tom Joad, from John Steinbeck's classic 1939 novel The Grapes of Wrath, is mentioned in the title and narrative.
The song opened most of the shows on the 1995-1997 solo acoustic Ghost of Tom Joad Tour, and gave audience members a clear indication as to what the night would be like.
By the Ghost of Tom Joad Tour, the song was suddenly turned into a short four-minute performance with only Springsteen doing his opening on harmonica and acoustic guitar.
Besides The Grapes of Wrath,the song also takes inspiration from"The Ballad of Tom Joad" by Woody Guthrie, which in turn was inspired by John Ford's film adaptation of Steinbeck's novel.
The Ghost of Tom Joad" was originally recorded as an E Street Band number, intended for inclusion as one of the new tracks on his February 1995 Greatest Hits album.
Tell me I gotta go make conversation with Tom Joad while the cool kids get to go out and play? Now you two got the balls to ask me-- no, scratch that?
The Ghost of Tom Joad" was featured during the 1999-2000 E Street Band Reunion Tour, in arrangement fairly close to the album's, albeit with Federici often playing accordion and Tallent on stand-up bass.
This and"Youngstown" are the only songs from The Ghost of Tom Joad album that have continued to have a significant presence in Springsteen's concert repertoire.
However, like the rest of the album,"The Ghost of Tom Joad" is set in the early-to-mid-1990s, with contemporary times being likened to Dust Bowl images: Men walkin''long the railroad tracks, Goin' someplace, there's no goin' back.
The lengthy, worldwide, small-venue solo acoustic Ghost of Tom Joad Tour that followed successfully featured many of his older songs in drastically reshaped acoustic form, although Springsteen had to explicitly remind his audiences to be quiet and not to clap during the performances.
Beginning with the 1995-1997 solo acoustic Ghost of Tom Joad Tour and associated promotional media appearances, Springsteen radically recast"Born in the U.S.A." once again, playing an acoustic guitar version that was unlike both the original Nebraska and full band performances.