Innovators - Folkways
A song from the popular PBS special "Innovators," Folkways is dedicated to the spirit of the Irish people. Through all the trials and tribulations this proud people has endured and prospered leaving an incredible culture and legacy. Music by Kurt Bestor & Sam Cardon Produced by Brian Blosil. Executive Producers: Randy Blosil and Bruce Bastian.
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Burlon Craig on Folkways, face jugs and folk pots Part 1 of 2
Burlon B. Craig (ca. 1914-2002) was born in Lincoln County, North Carolina and learned to make pottery as a teenager. When Craig returned from service in the Navy following World War II he purchased the Reinhardt farm and pottery complex in Vale, North Carolina. The pottery operation included a groundhog kiln and fully equipped shop. While Craig worked full time at a local furniture factory, he also made pottery and for the next 25 years single handedly kept the pottery making traditions of the Catawba Valley alive. Americas' Bicentennial celebration increased interest in traditional crafts and Craig's work began to be discovered by academics and folk art collectors. His pottery was featured in several publications and in 1981 examples of his work were added to the Smithsonian Institution collection. In 1984 he received the National Endowment for the Arts' National Heritage Fellowship. Craig continued to live and work in Vale until his death in 2002. His annual pottery sales, known as "kiln openings" were attended by hundreds of collectors. Burlon was my great uncle.
Hazel and Alice - Folkways Records - Recorded 1967
This was recorded in 1967 and released, very hastily, in 1973 when other record labels paid interest. Alice Gerrard is listed as Alice Foster, Alice Fister and Alice Goster all on one album. They were good at recording history and lacking in the proofreading department. But, there were no spell checks back then. Please Mommy Please. Eddy Arnold.
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VA Classic Railroad Songs from Smithsonian Folkways
1. Emory Cook (Recorded By) - An Excerpt From 'Rail Dynamics' (0:24) 2. The New Lost City Ramblers - Train 45 (2:20) 3. Furry Lewis - Kassie Jones (2:59) 4. Pete Seeger - Jay Gould's Daughter (2:41) 5. Walt Robertson - Railroad Bill (2:11) 6. Lead Belly - Linin' Track (1:18) 7. Elizabeth Cotten - Freight Train (2:46) 8. Cisco Houston - Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill (2:34) 9. LM Hilton - Zack, The Mormon Engineer (2:06) 10. The Virginia Mountain Boys - Lost Train Blues (The Virginia Mountain Boys) (3:00) 11. Annie Watson - The FFV (3:55) 12. The New Lost City Ramblers - He's Coming To Us Dead (3:17) 13. Doc Watson - The Train That Carried My Girl From Town (2:21) 14. Leadbelly - Rock Island Line (2:06) 15. Sonny Terry, Woodie Guthrie & Cisco Houston - Lonesome Train (3:34) 16. Woodie Guthrie & Cisco Houston - John Henry (2:45) 17. Rosalie Sorrels - The Wreck Of The Number 9 (1:40) 18. Brownie Mcghee - Freight Train Blues (3:39) 19. Mike Seeger - The New Market Wreck (3:43) 20. Haywire Mac - Jerry, Go Oil That Car (2:40) 21. Rosalie Sorrels - Way Out In Idaho (3:38) 22. Henry Grady Terrell - Old John Henry Died On The Mountain (1:58) 23. John D. Mounce - Casey Jones (0:23) 24. Pop Stoneman - Wreck Of The Old 97 (2:54) 25. Lead Belly - Midnight Special (2:06) 26. Doc Watson - Wabash Cannonball (3:20) 27. Vernon Sutphin - Lost Train Blues (Vernon Sutphin) (1:17) 28. Iron Mountain String Band - New River Train (4:26) 29. Vinton Wight (Recorded By) - Excerpt From 'Three Little <b>...</b>
Worlds of Sound: The Ballad of Folkways Documentary Trailer from Smithsonian Channel
tinyurl.com Trailer for the Smithsonian Channel documentary Worlds of Sound: The Ballad of Folkways, a 60-minute documentary about the 60-year history of the little record label that could. Narrated by Pete Seeger and featuring interviews with dozens of artists and producers, this program is a companion to the 2008 book, Worlds of Sound: The Story of Smithsonian Folkways written by Richard Carlin: tinyurl.com The program airs regularly on Smithsonian Channel please click here for a current schedule: www.smithsonianchannel.com From Smithsonian Channel: Folkways Records founder Moses Asch turned the music business model on its head. He avoided hit makers and catered to unknown musicians. He dug into vanishing traditions around the world to harness music and sounds that inspire people. Artists like Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly can still be heard on this original indie label with the mission of gathering sound and spreading it to the people. Purchase the book Worlds of Sound: The Story of Smithsonian Folkways and get an exclusive, free CD sampler! Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Smithsonian Folkways Presents: The Mickey Hart Collection
On October 11, 2011, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings will release the 'Mickey Hart Collection' to preserve and further the Grateful Dead percussionist's endeavor to cross borders and expand musical horizons. Smithsonian Folkways will make many of Mickey Hart's music projects available digitally (stream and download) for the first time while keeping physical versions in print as on-demand CDs. The Mickey Hart Collection begins with 25 albums drawn from 'The World,' a series Hart curated that incorporated his solo projects, other artists' productions, and re-releases of out-of-print titles. Six of the twenty-five albums form the "Endangered Music Project," a collaboration between Mickey Hart and the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, which presents recordings from musical traditions at risk. Both 'The World' and 'The Endangered Music Project' were previously distributed by Rykodisc from 1988 to 2002. 'The Mickey Hart Collection' offers a wide variety of music from virtually every corner of the globe, recorded in a diverse range of locations from the Nubian Desert to the Papua New Guinea rainforest. "Music is our talking book, our portal to the spirit world. I hope you will enjoy these audio snapshots of my musical journey," Hart says. "It's an honor to have my recordings at Smithsonian Folkways alongside the greatest songcatchers of our time." "Our new technologies are part of a powerful civilization which is rapidly transforming the world around us. It <b>...</b>
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Pete Seeger's Advice to Smithsonian Folkways
In 2006, Smithsonian Folkways Recordings Director Daniel Sheehy asked legendary singer-songwrighter Pete Seeger whether he had any advice for the production staff and archivists at Smithsonian Folkways. To learn more about Pete Seeger's work with Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, please visit: www.folkways.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
Smithsonian Folkways Artist Cantadoras del Pacífico perform at 2009 Smithsonian Folklife Festival
The marimba is a vivid legacy of African presence in Latin America. But only on the Pacific coast of southern Colombia and northern Ecuador does it keep its close connections to a strongly African culture. Hailing from small towns along the Colombian coast, the seasoned women singers of Cantadoras del Pacífico raise their voices to the accompaniment of marimba and drums, performing their distinctive styles of music known collectively as currulao. Here, they perform the piece Mirando. Cantadoras del Pacífico can be heard on the Smithsonian Folkways album "iArriba Suena Marimba! Currulao Marimba Music from Colombia by Grupo Naidy". To learn more about it and marimba music in Colombia visit www.folkways.si.edu Smithsonian Folklife Festival: festival.si.edu Smithsonian Folkways:folkways.si.edu The content and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Smithsonian Folkways recording artists Los Texmaniacs play Marina from their new album
Los Texmaniacs have fun with their conjunto tejano music on audio engineer Joe Treviño's back porch in San Antonio, Texas. Max Baca (right), on the bajo sexto guitar, says conjunto began with its early pioneers "listening to the German oompa music on the radio in the late 1920s. They would imitate, but in doing so they created their own sound." To appeal to the younger generation, the Texmaniacs "put it up in high gear while preserving the natural beauty of the traditional music." Los Texmaniacs newest album is Borders y Bailes featuring Marina. Click here to hear samples and purchase from Smithsonian Folkways www.folkways.si.edu Click here for more information about Las Américas: Un Mundo Músical, the 2009 Smithsonian Folklife Festival program featuring Los Texmaniacs. www.festival.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Smithsonian Folkways Artist La India Canela discusses her Music
La India Canela discusses how modern musical and cultural influences are changing the traditional merengue típico sound. La India Canela be heard on the Smithsonian Folkways album "La India Canela: Merengue Típico from the Dominican Republic". Learn more about this album at www.folkways.si.edu Smithsonian Folklife Festival: festival.si.edu Smithsonian Folkways folkways.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Smithsonian Folkways Artist Natio Cano on what makes a good Mariachi
Natividad "Nati" Cano was born in 1933 to a family of day laborers and folk musicians in the small town of Ahuisculco, a rural outpost in the western state of Jalisco, Mexico. A self-taught musician, Nati rose to become the leader of Mariachi Los Camperos, a world-renowned group that has become an emblem of mariachi performance. He is active in the preservation of mariachi traditions and the education of young musicians. Here he discusses the elements of a good mariachi at his Los Angeles restaurant, La Fonda with performance footage from the annual Viva el Mariachi Festival in Fresno, CA. Learn more about Natis music and legacy visit www.folkways.si.edu Find more Mariachi music at: www.folkways.si.edu Visit Smithsonian Folkways at www.folkways.si.edu The content and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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An Introduction to Jazz from Smithsonian Folkways
Listen to John Hasse, curator of American music for the National Museum of American History, give an overview of jazz, the great American art form. To learn more, visit folkways.si.edu/jazz to explore the Smithsonian Folkways Jazz Education Website and see which 111 songs were selected for "JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology". folkways.si.edu Smithsonian Folkways is the non-profit record label of the National Museum of the United States. Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Designer Ronald Clyne on his Work for Folkways Records
The late artist Ronald Clyne (1925-2006) designed hundreds of album covers for Folkways Records, owned and operated by Moses Asch. Folkways Records became Smithsonian Folkways Recordings in 1987. In this interview, Ronald Clyne discusses his love of art and music from around the world, and his working relationship with Asch. Learn more about Smithsonian Folkways Recordings at: www.folkways.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Miaoling Folkways: Yongxiang Bi's Watecolor Collection 2008
This is a collection of Yongxiang Bi's latest watercolor works, with the major theme dedicated to the landscape and people of southwest China's Guizhou province. This collection was published by Guizhou People's Press in 2008. This video is produced with the artist's consent. For clearer pictures and more about the artist, please visit: yongxiangbi.spaces.live.com
"Imaginaries" by Quetzal from the Smithsonian Folkways album "Imaginaries"
Purchase the new album at folkways.si.edu: www.folkways.si.edu Inspired by traditional son jarocho music of Veracruz, Mexico, and spiked with urban rhythms, rock and R&B, East LA Chicano group Quetzal will release 'Imaginaries', its 5th album and 1st for Smithsonian Folkways, on Feb. 28, 2012. Quetzal, called "provocative, heartfelt and strikingly original" by the LA Times and founded by guitarist Quetzal Flores, rose from the ashes of uprisings in LA in 1992 as a vehicle for social commentary and activism. More information about the album release can be found here: www.folkways.si.edu "When we become critical of the discourses that teach an outlook of community assessment through a lens of deficit and instead look to our communities from an asset-based perspective, we stand to create something much more sustainable. In this sense, we imagine. We visualize. We gather our resources. We design and construct. Taking part in communities that have exercised decolonializing methods such as these, as well as dialoguing and learning from communities that survive by adopting the same strategies and principles, inspired this song." --Band member Martha Gonzales, on the title track "Imaginaries" 'Imaginaries' begins with the dark but lively "2+0+1+2=Five," about a barren landscape ruined by environmental abuse; set in 5/4 time, the composition is punctuated by lush strings, organs and eerie vocals. It sets the tone for a fiery, innovative, percussive and bilingual album that fuses <b>...</b>
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Worlds of Sound: The Ballad of Folkways trailer
If you have ever listened to Lead Belly, Pete Seeger or Woody Guthrie, then you must know Moses Asch. Discover the man behind the music. MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE is a trailer for the Smithsonian Channel documentary Worlds of Sound: The Ballad of Folkways, a 60-minute documentary produced by Spark Media about the 60-year history of the little record label that could. The trailer gives a look into Moses Asch, the man who founded Folkways and made it all happen. Narrated by Pete Seeger and featuring interviews with dozens of artists and producers, this program is a companion to the 2008 book, Worlds of Sound: The Story of Smithsonian Folkways written by Richard Carlin: tinyurl.com The program airs regularly on Smithsonian Channel please click here for a current schedule: www.smithsonianchannel.com Folkways Records founder Moses Asch turned the music business model on its head. He avoided hit makers and catered to unknown musicians. He dug into vanishing traditions around the world to harness music and sounds that inspire people. Artists like Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly can still be heard on this original indie label with the mission of gathering sound and spreading it to the people. Purchase the book Worlds of Sound: The Story of Smithsonian Folkways and get an exclusive, free CD sampler!
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Breaking Social Folkways
This was a Folkway project for my high school sociology class in 2008.
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Behind the Scenes Tour of Smithsonian Folkways With Mickey Hart
Take a behind the scenes tour of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, thenon-profit record label of the national museum of the US, with Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart. The Mickey Hart Collection from Smithsonian Folkways preserves and furthers the Grateful Dead percussionist's endeavor to cross borders and expand musical horizons. Smithsonian Folkways will make many of Mickey Hart's music projects available digitally (stream and download) for the first time while keeping physical versions in print as on-demand CDs. The Mickey Hart Collection begins with 25 albums drawn from "The World," a series Hart curated that incorporated his solo projects, other artists' productions, and re-releases of out-of-print titles. Six of the twenty-five albums form the "Endangered Music Project," a collaboration between Mickey Hart and the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, which presents recordings from musical traditions at risk. folkways.si.edu mickeyhart.net The content and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy ( http ). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
Folkway Violation SOC
This is a video clip of me doing my Sociology Assignment. The assignment was to violate a social norm, a folkway (norms that are not strictly enforced). My first violation was to cheer on a stranger for no apprent reason. So, I chose to cheer on & encourage the "Cold Stone Creamery Ice Crew Member". It is one thing to be excited to do it & just get it done but it is another when your actually put on the spot with a camera and have to do it. I was very nervous doing. I didn't get the desired effect from the girl. Although, she did give me a couple weird looks but she played it off really well. Not too mention that the cheering led to extra gummy bears. Haha. So, I decided to try a second more invasive folkway violation. Invading Personal Space. I chickened out when I saw a girl sitting on the bench but then got my nerve up to go sit by a guy on a bench. My plan was to sit down then see how closely I could scoot over before he moved. This one was great. I enjoyed the assignment alot. So, did my daughter who got free ice cream & gummy bears out of the situation. :D
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Little Bird, Little Bird Music Video Performed by Elizabeth Mitchell
www.folkways.si.edu For more information on Elizabeth Mitchell and to get her recordings, please visit folkways.si.edu. "Little Bird, Little Bird" Music Video Performed by Elizabeth Mitchell "Little Bird, Little Bird" is from Elizabeth Mitchell's most recent album "You Are My Little Bird" released in 2006. She will release her fourth children's album, "Sunny Day", on October 5th, 2010 on Smithsonian Folkways. For a sneak peek, including a free download and new video, visit www.folkways.si.edu www.youaremyflower.org www.folkways.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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WOODY GUTHRIE - BED ON YOUR FLOOR FOLKWAYS LP CUT -FOLK
GREAT SONG FROM "BED ON YOUR FLOOR" FOLKWAYS LP.
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Go Waggaloo - Sarah Lee Guthrie & Family Discuss New Album from Smithsonian Folkways
www.folkways.si.edu To Pre-Order and recieve a signed copy of Go Waggaloo: www.folkways.si.edu On October 27, Smithsonian Folkways will release Go Waggaloo, a 13-track disc of children's music from Sarah Lee Guthrie & Family featuring her husband Johnny Irion, their two daughters, and a host of other family and friends including her father Arlo Guthrie, Pete Seeger, and Pete's grandson Tao Rodriguez Seeger. Guthrie presents thoughtful yet playful recordings of traditional songs and new compositions, including three songs featuring lyrics by her grandfather Woody Guthrie from the Smithsonian Folkways archives never before put to music and eight songs written by Sarah Lee and family. This is Sarah Lee Guthrie's first children's recording and her first recording for Smithsonian Folkways, home of 42 albums featuring Woody Guthrie and more than 200 children's recordings by Pete Seeger, Ella Jenkins, Lead Belly and many others. www.folkways.si.edu www.facebook.com Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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Mike Seeger performs "Walking Boss" in the Smithsonian Folkways Studio
Please visit www.folkways.si.edu for an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009). folkways.si.edu Please share your thoughts, memories, and stories at the Smithsonian Folkways Facebook page or email them to SmithsonianFolkways@SI.EDU www.facebook.com For over fifty years, Mike Seeger has been a musician, documenter, and tireless advocate of American folk and traditional music. As a musician he recorded as a solo artist and member of folk revival ensemble the New Lost City Ramblers. As a collector he has captured and produced sounds by iconic artists such as Elizabeth Cotten and Dock Boggs. And finally, as a historian and preservationist of the music he calls "old time," Mike Seeger gives us the stories behind the music that is such an essential part of American culture. Here he performs and gives the history of "Walking Boss," a tune Thomas Clarence Ashley learned from African American railroad workers at the turn of the 19th century. To find more Mike Seeger recordings visit: www.folkways.si.edu Also visit Smithsonian Folkways at www.folkways.si.edu Thecontent and comments posted here are subject to the Smithsonian Institution copyright and privacy policy (www.si.edu/copyright/). Smithsonian reserves the right in its sole discretion to remove any content at any time.
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JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology from Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology, the new 111-track, 6-CD, 200-page compendium of the great American musical invention, traces the turning points of this 20th-century tale through its legendary innovators and notable styles. The great American musical invention of the 20th century, jazz is an ever-youthful, still evolving music of beauty, sensitivity, and brilliance that has produced (and been produced by) an extraordinary progression of talented artists. With 111 tracks that showcase artists at their best and most influential, this remarkable anthology updates and expands the milestone Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz of 1973, once again offering a wellspring resource for educators, students, musicians, beginners, and aficionados. Scores of leading jazz scholars, performers, and writers collaborated in selecting the recordings and producing the incisive annotations. Visit folkways.si.edu/jazz to explore the Smithsonian Folkways Jazz Education Website and see which songs were selected for JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology. folkways.si.edu Take the Smithsonian Jazz Challenge! Visit the popular quiz-site Sporcle.com to see how many songs from JAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology you can recognize. There is a 25-song version as well as the full 111- song ultimate challenge. Post your scores to the Smithsonian Folkways Facebook page. 25-Song Quiz: www.sporcle.com 111-Song Quiz: www.sporcle.com Like Smithsonian Folkways Recordings on Facebook! www.facebook.comSmithsonian <b>...</b>
Suni Paz Performs Tierra Querida- Bandera Mia/Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Suni Paz performs Tierra Querida with son Ramiro Fauve and Rafael Manríquez from her new Smithsonian Folkways album, Bandera Mia. www.folkways.si.edu Suni Paz has recorded and has been published extensively. Singing in English and Spanish, she has performed her music, thrilling audiences of all ages on stage, radio, and television all over the world. In Bandera Mía, "My Flag," veteran folksinger, songwriter, and guitarist Suni Paz paints a melodious musical mosaic of favorite Argentine folk rhythms, including tango, chacarera, bailecito, carnavalito, gato, zamba, and vidalita. Among the myriad of concert halls Suni Paz has graced are the famed Bottom Line in New York (sharing the stage with performers such as Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger, Don Maclean, Richie Havens, and the late folk icon Phil Ochs) and Madison Square Garden. She has been part of some of the most important folk music festivals of our time like the Clearwater Revival. Her unique songs inspire positive ideas, the strength of the human spirit, and a caring world view. Suni Paz is an upbeat, energetic performer- full of love and life. Her songs have something to say to anyone looking for content, culture, or just pure joy. She uses folk music, childrens music and popular rhythms from all of Latin America, as well as other parts of the globe, bringing a natural earth-bound warmth to any event. She is involved in an ongoing collaboration with award-winning writers and poets Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy, setting <b>...</b>
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Christmas On The Mountain 2009 Ozark Folkways
A short video on some of the festivities at the 2009 Ozark Folk Ways Christmas On The Mountain (Christmas Open House). This event featured live demonstrations by local artisans who specialize in folk arts including basket weaving, spinning, rug hooking, and quilting. Also featured were live performances by many local music makers from Effron White to Jed Clampitt. Visitors browsed amongst a large collection of artworks for sale by local artists, finding truly one of a kind Christmas gifts for their families and loved ones (and perhaps a few things for themselves as well.)
Breaking Social Norms and Folkways
This is an expirement for our Sociology Class. We wanted to see what would happen if we broke social norms and folkways. This is the information behind it, the experiments, and the reactions :)
SOCIOLOGY: Breaking Folkways
Mr. Gillerans first hour project! I went to CVS in the Village and bought a pregnancy test and then my best friend proposed to me... what a day! I dont own the rights to this song. No copyright infringment intended.
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Malaquena by Roger Sprung on 1963-64 Folkways LP.
From the rare "Progressive Bluegrass" #1, instrumental album(Folkways - FA 2370). Not sure of exact record date, since it has 1964 printed on record jacket, and 1963 printed on linear note sheet that is stored with the record. This mono pressing is in very good shape for the most part. Personal on the record: Banjo - "Roger Sprung", Lead Guitar - "Doc Watson", Rhythm Guitar - "Joe Locker", Mandolin - "Willie Locker", Bass - "Ollie Phillips", Drums - "Bob Thomas". Transferred to digital using stereo gear in background photo.
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