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Mollie O’Brien

The older sister of Hot Rize member Tim, bluegrass performer Mollie O’Brien was raised in Wheeling, West Virginia, where during senior high school she and her brother teamed up like a folk duo. After learning voice in university, O’Brien relocated to NEW YORK, where she worked well as a purchaser …

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Marley’s Ghost

Marley’s Ghost can be an eclectic device steeped in from gospel to bluegrass to old-time to Celtic to nation — even reggae. The group originally emerged jointly in 1986 when Danny Wheetman was asked by his friend Ed Littlefield Jr. to focus on a single work in Littlefield’s studio room …

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Mary Flower

Chances are that you will find Mary Blossom within the folk portion of your neighborhood record store. She did discovered a folk-cum-jazz-based ensemble known as Mom Folkers in Denver, that was the mile-high city’s leading women’s folk collective; and she could appearance the section of a folkie “Globe mom” type. …

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Judy Roderick

Among the finest light folk/blues performers of the first to mid-’60s, Judy Roderick developed a loyal following, fostered by her concert and membership appearances on the best-known locations for the East Coastline — the next Fret (Philly), Membership 47 (Cambridge), and Cafe Au Move Go (NEW YORK). Her record produces …

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