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Dorothy Melton - I Want Jesus to Walk With Me
1954 Music from the South, Vol. 8: Young Songsters
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C.C. Rider
Huddie Ledbetter's (Lead Belly) arrangement of C.C. Rider from Tom Feldmann's new double DVD instructional lesson Masters of Bottleneck Blues Guita...
JP Cormier sings you are my flower
JP Cormier, Hilda Chiasson-Cormier, & Darren McMullen:bass,performs You are my flower @ Halifax shopping center during the 2007 East Coast Music Aw...
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Axelrod, Cary and Foss: You May Leave (But This Will Bring You Back)
Meredith Axelrod, vocal and guitar; Bill Foss, mandolin; Keith Cary, cello and harmonica. Video by Julie the Bruce. Audio by Jason Ellis. Recorded ...
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This Train
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Recordingdate : Tue 10 Jan 1939, De 2558, Decca
Note : Sister Rosetta Tharpe was almost always acc. by Lucky Millander and ...
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Train - Two To Two To Tooting
Train - Two To Two To Tooting
Urban Country Blues Sloppy Kickingmule Jr
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This is an original train song.
I composed it hitch-hiking in GB...
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Nice descending run at the end.
Maria Muldaur & The Jim Kweskin Jug Band
Maria's not singing but she plays a mean tambourine!
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I'm not positive, but considering the narration, it may be a clip from "Chasing Cus' Ghost", a documentary about jug band music.
End Poverty - Be the Generation
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In 2000, 189 governments made the historic commitment to half extreme poverty by 2015. We are halfway to th...
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And attitudes like this perpetuate the problem. Americans need to change their self-centered ways of thinking. People in America are poor for many reasons. I know many rich people in America who would rather sit home and drink beer and watch Dancing w/ Stars than try to help their neighbor. "...
Bessie Smith - Yellowdog Blues
Bessie Smith...
Joe Smith (c), Charlie Green (tb), Buster Bailey (cl), Coleman Hawkins(ts), Fletcher Henderson (p), Charlie Dixon (bjo), Bob Escud...
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Any more information about the photograph?
KC Moans- Alex+Claire
miyagi and the diamonds meet, play an have a jolly good time!!
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My ears are tingling. Grateful Cello meets Memphis Jug Band!
Reel Geezers- Tropic Thunder
The dynamic octagenarian duo review the outrageous comedy of the summer "Tropic Thunder." These two old-school movie veterans bring a fresh, funn...
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You mentioned "Sullivan's Travels"; would you consider reviewing, or recommending some classic movies such as Preston Sturges' films?
John the Workman (Renki Juusi / Johan på Snippen) ~ Fiddle
Around these parts this one's called Renki Juusi (Finnish) or Johan Pa Snippen (Swedish). It's a schottische but I play it a little more like a br...
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Tis a gift to be simple...American shaker hymn - used as a theme by Aaron Copeland..it is hidden in this tune. Anyone else hear it?
Hamilton de Holanda e Yamandu Costa - Auditório Ibirapuera
Hamilton e Yamandu comentam o primeiro encontro dos dois no palco e interpretam "Adios Nonino", de Astor Piazzolla.
17/03/2007
Auditório Ibirapuera
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WOW!
Assanhado - Jacob do Bandolim
Armandinho Macedo e Época de Ouro nesta maravilhosa interpretação de Assanhado
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I believe I have just seen the Jimi Hendrix of the mandolin world!
"Noites Cariocas"Sivuca, Guitars Unlimited, Luizão, Neco, Parahyba, Bala
Sivuca at jazzclub Nefertiti playing
Noites Cariocas by Jacob do Bandolim
Luizao-bass
Neco-Cavaquinho, guitar
Carlos Bala-drums
Joao Parahyba-perc....
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Thank you, Felipe. I love choro (actually most Brazilian music I've heard has touched me). I'd love to learn more about it.
Tell ol' Bill
another bedroom recording of a song I used to play years ago, then heard a beautiful version by Eric Bibb and so I re-worked his version a little
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I think I'll steal away to Jesus. ;)
The Jim Kweskin Jug Band "If you're a viper"
You don't see many jugbands on tv these days! Probably not many in the 60s either. This bunch was notable for having a young Maria Muldaur in the...
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The bass player here also plays the jug and is amazing. I saw him afew years before he passed away, playing with Geoff Muldaur. If you can finsd a song called "Jug Band Waltz" you will get a taste of his jug.
He Looked Beyond My Fault - Saw the Need
trio
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If I were a music teacher in a public school, I would teach at least one course in Folklore 101, and I would include this in the syllabus. Heartfelt, common people making music that means something to them. This is the real future of music.
Dan Breen's / Ballyogan
Two reels on low whistle and guitar. I learned the first one from Dervish and Mike McGoldrick, and the second one from Lúnasa.
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I love to see and hear young people playing traditional music. Keep the music alive!
Arlo Guthrie/ Haleiwa Farewell Instrumental
This is a clip of Arlo showing a friend how to play it on guitar.
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Nice.....
U.S. Child Labor, Dorsey Dixon, Babies In The Mill, Newport
The music for this video is from Dorsey Dixon, the songwriter of Babies In The Mill. Dorsey sings and accompanies himself on the guitar on this son...
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There is a very nice video here on Youtube. Search his name. The video was from a special tribute to him in his home state of West Virginia. He and Dorsey would make quite a duo.
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A Tribute to Blind Alfred Reed
A tribute album to West Virginia's Blind Alfred Reed will be released Nov. 16, 2007, when he will be inducted into the West Virginia Music Hall of ...
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The original recordings of Alfred Reed are available on Document Records (DOCD-8O22).
America the Beautiful
How can we justify this? we can help the world but we can't take care of our own, what went wrong? Never hear the say: " Charity begins at home",I ...
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Peace, brother Tiziano. I don't know anything about you, but I love the art you produce. You have a wonderful sense of beauty.
Hobo Lullaby
It has always been my dream to be a Hobo for a week
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Most enjoyable! Where did you get the photos? You added thousands of words to the lyrics.
Michael Rubin 13 and Scott Gates 14 at Mandolin Symposium 2007
13 and 14 year old boys at Mandolin Symposium 2007, both are playing on Michael Lewis Mandolins. These boys started playing at around 8 years old. ...
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Don't those kids know that they're too young to be playing that stuff?
Tom Russell - "Who's gonna build your wall?"
@ Cambridge Folk Fest, 2006 The video is not great, but the audio is good.
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Who is playing mandolin?
A recent biography of Sister Rosetta Tharpe, "Shout, Sister, Shout!" is worth the trip to the library.