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Joe Harris

Guitarist Joe Harris and mandolin participant Kid West, a set of Louisiana music artists most widely known for several 11 paths (including two needs from the elegant “Railroad Rag”) they recorded on Oct 9, 1940, in Shreveport, LA, for the Collection of Congress Folk Archives task, had an uncommon and …

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Uncle Homer Walker

John “Uncle” Homer Walker was created in 1904 in Summers Region, VA, although he lived the majority of his life in Glen Lyn, VA (Giles Region). An excellent clawhammer banjo participant in the archaic dark Appalachian custom, Walker was the main topic of a brief documentary film, Banjo Guy, stated …

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Eddie Lee “Mustright” Jones

In 1965 folklorist Costs Koon was out for a walk near Lexington, Georgia, when he happened across Eddie Lee “Mustright” Jones using guitar on the porch. Intrigued, Koon strolled up and presented himself, quickly recognizing that Jones’ archaic melody repertoire, which bounced between outdated dark spirituals, early blues, and interpretations …

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Chris Watson

Chris Watson was a founding person in late-’70s/early-’80s techno and synth-pop innovators Cabaret Voltaire and, later, ambient-industrial fusioners the Hafler Trio. In something of the odd change, Watson remaining the music market behind in the first ’90s to are a audio recordist for the Royal Culture for the Safety of …

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Christine Shipp

ON, MAY 13, 1939, Herbert Halpert produced some field recordings in Byhalia, MS, including many with the category of Walter and Mary Shipp. Walter, a sharecropper and minister, and Mary, a choir movie director, had 14 kids, many of whom participated in the archival task, however the couple’s two daughters, …

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Sebastian Meissner

Frankfurt-based experimental digital music maker Sebastian Meissner surfaced at the change from the century in colaboration with the Push Inc. label collective and under some monikers such as for example Random_Inc and Klimek. Created on Sept 27, 1969, in Czenstochowa, Poland, Meissner became associated with digital music while surviving in …

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Kid West

Guitarist Joe Harris and mandolin participant Kid West, a set of Louisiana music artists most widely known for several 11 paths (including two needs from the elegant “Railroad Rag”) they recorded on Oct 9, 1940, in Shreveport, LA, for the Collection of Congress Folk Archives task, had an uncommon and …

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Ozella Jones

Ozella Jones is well known for only two monitors recorded by Alan Lomax and Zora Neale Hurston on the Condition Plantation in Raiford, FL, in 1936 within the Archive of American Folk Melody task. Her unaccompanied performing over the weary, wistful, and haunting “Prisoner Blues” (the melody is sometimes shown …

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James Carter and the Prisoners

Singer Adam Carter is most beneficial known for his rendition of the original work tune “Po’ Lazarus,” the starting track for the Grammy-winning soundtrack towards the 2000 film O Sibling Where Artwork Thou — a efficiency captured more than four years earlier simply by famed archivist Alan Lomax even though …

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Neville Marcano

Referred to as the “Growling Tiger of Calypso,” Marcano was noted for his skill at both politics/current events-inspired tunes and tunes with an increase of conventional folk/passionate themes. A teenage flyweight champ boxer, he became a calypso vocalist by occupation after placing saturated in regional calypso contests in the middle-1930s. …

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