1961BLUES MUSIC
composite print. john herrold. bob yelan. jack elliot. clarence ashley. roscoe holcomb. jean ritchie. alan loman. memphis slim. willie dixon. pete lafarge. doc watson. ernie mars. mike seeger. tom paley. john cohen. ramblin jack elliot.
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greenwich village in the spring of 1961
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young people crowding onto landing in an apartment building. guitar slung across man's back. musicians enter apartment
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alan lomax talks to the camera, folk music ballads, blues
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recording party. dancing. house party. 1961
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cu banjo playing.
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new lost city ramblers
foggy mountain top
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THE NEW LOST CITY RAMBLERS, MIKE SEEGER, TOM PALEY & JOHN COHEN PLAY MOUNTAIN MUSIC. FOGGY MOUNTAIN TOP?
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roscoe holcomb
old smokey
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alan lomax
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roscoe holcomb talks and plays his banjo. young people listen. old smokey.
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roscoe holcomb and john cohen
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YOUNGER BANJO PLAYER. SINGS A SONG HE WROTE TO THE TUNE OF POP GOES THE WEASEL. POP GOES THE MISSILE. ERNIE MARS TOPICAL SUBJECTS.
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doc watson & clarence ashley
the cukoo bird
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CLARENCE ASHLEY & DOC WATSON - THE CUCKOO BIRD TALK ABOUT THE COO-COO
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doc watson & clarence ashley
banks of the old ohio
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CLARENCE ASHLEY, DOC WATSON & GROUP OF MUSICIANS - BANKS OF THE OLD OHIO. YOUNG PEOPLE LISTEN. TALK ABOUT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CITY MUSIC AND COUNTRY MUSIC.
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jack elliot
candy man
YOUNG HIP PEOPLE TALKING AND LAUGHING. HAVING A GOOD TIME. JACK ELLIOT PLAYS GUITAR AND SINGS EXCERPT FROM CANDY MAN TO YOUNG WOMAN. JACK ELLIOT SINGS WOODY GUTHRIE SONG ABOUT BEING ENLISTED DURING THE WAR ON THE WILLIAM B. FLOYD
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willie dixon & memphis slim
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BIG BLACK BASS PLAYER. CU HANDS ON BASS. ORGAN PLAYER. HONKY TONK. MEMPHIS SLIM. WILLIE DIXON THE KING OF CHICAGO BLUES BASSISTS. UPRIGHT BASS.
FIDDLE. STAND-UP. |
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memphis slim and willie dixon talk about the blues. the beat generation. young couples listen.
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willie dixon, memphis - blues excerpt
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jean ritchie
my dear companion
JEAN RITCHIE - MY DEAR COMPANION SINGS & PLAYS APPALACHIAN DULCIMER OLD BRITISH LOVE SONG
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peter lafarge
ira hayes
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PETER LAFARGE - IRA HAYES A SONG ABOUT AN INDIAN
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memphis slim. willie dixon. blues song.
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everyone - we shall overcome.
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EXTERIOR NIGHT. WEST 3RD STREET SIGN. LOOKING UPTOWN TO THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING AT NIGHT.
BEATNIKS. FOLKIES. |
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