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Jack Williams "keeping Music live", & proving
that any live concert performance is possible during the Covid
pandemic.An experimental on-line live concert from his camper
van in Florida: Summer 2021 for an invited audience. For more
live & virtual concert information featuring Jack: https://www.facebook.com/jackwilliamsmusic1 Web site -Discography: http://www.jackwilliamsmusic.com |
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Trout Fishing In
America: is bassist vocalist Keith Grimwood (who occasionally
plays fiddle) and guitar/banjo/bouzouki player vocalist Ezra
Idlet. The two have been writing songs and performing
together as Trout for
the past 40 years. A celebratory recording laid down June
2021 https://www.troutmusic.com Discography https://www.troutmusic.com/collections/music |
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Chuck
Brodsky An American musician and singer-songwriter currently living in Asheville, North Carolina. He is particularly known for his often humorous and political lyrics, as well as his songs about baseball, such as "The Ballad of Eddie Klep", "Moe Berg: https://www.chuckbrodsky.com/bio Discography: |
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Tom
Neill: 'The Hope, Collection' Windsor. UK. A live collection 2021 https://www.facebook.com/groups/thehopewindsor/ |
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Freebo,
Alice Howe & Folk legend Tom Paxton, "Once again, keeping Music live" during the Covid pandemic.Episode 22 of INSIDE LIVE with Alice & Freebo featuring American Folk legend Tom Paxton https://www.freebomusic.comhttps://www.alicehowe.comhttps://www.tompaxton.com |
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Freebo,
Alice Howe & Jimmy Vivino, "keeping Music live"
during the Covid pandemic. Episode 13 of INSIDE LIVE with Alice & Freebo featuring Jimmy Vivino an American guitarist, Keyboard Player, singer producer and music director https://www.freebomusic.comhttps://www.alicehowe.comhttp://www.jimmyvivino.co |
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"1917": The French Prostitute. A beautiful song, arranged, written and performed by David Olney. (1948-2020) On his album: "Through The Glass Darkly": available on Founder/Philo records. A song narrated by a prostitute in Paris, and the way she sees the imminent death of the soldier, while he is "making love to hard to fast": a wonderful anti-war song. | Play Link |
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Jack Williams "keeping Music live", during the Covid pandemic.An experimental 'virtual' concert of sound & vision, behind a protective Plexi screen for an invited audience, West Fork, Arizona: September 2020. For more live & virtual concert information featuring Jack: https://www.facebook.com/jackwilliamsmusic1 Web site -Discography: http://www.jackwilliamsmusic.com |
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Folk America 1 'Blowin' In The Wind'. The development of Folk music in America; a BBC series 59 mins. "Small screen - Big Story" |
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Folk
America 2 A
three-part series tracing American roots music The development of Folk music in America; a BBC series 59 mins |
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Folk
America "A New Generation" The development of Folk music in America; a BBC series 59 mins |
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The Newport Folk Festival History of the Newport Folk Festival 1966> |
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Transatlantic Sessions - The finest folk sessions from both sides of the Atlantic. Session: 5.1 |
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Folk
musicians come together in what have been called 'the greatest
backporch shows ever' Transatlantic Sessions: 5.2 |
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The finest folk sessions from both
sides of the Atlantic. Transatlantic Sessions: 5.3 |
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Under
the annual musical direction of Shetland fiddler Aly Bain and
multi-Grammy-winning dobro maestro Jerry Douglas. Transatlantic Sessions: 5.4 |
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Today's finest Celtic and
Americana musicians revisit shared roots and forge new common
ground. Transatlantic Sessions: 5.5 |
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Alabama
Rock: The big change in Music influence in the American South. New bands, new faces & a change in music style & format. A great musical ride on the small screen to enjoy! |
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The
Jimmy Hendrix memorial. When the National Trust turned down the siting of a statue of Jimi Hendrix on Afton Down it was proposed to erect it facing Afton from the garden of Dimbola Lodge: the story. |
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