To me, Old Timey Music is something like Man of Constant Sorrow, but a more authentic version than in the movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou, such as a old guy singing while picking his banjo. Actually the Carter Family stuff's not too bad.
I do, and Wildwood Flower was a folk music classic. In the 1960s and 1970s I was deeply involved with folk music, and even opened up Toronto's first Folklore Centre with two draft dodgers as partners. One was a folksinger named Eric Nagler and his wife was Martha Beers, of the Beers family that ran a folk festival in upstate New York on their farm that I attended a few times. I used to stay after the festival and help Bob Beers clean up the site, and once after cleanup he drove with me to the Hudson River where we boarded Pete Seeger's sloop, the Clearwater, and spent a few hours with Pete and his wife Toshi.
Oh my....!
I didn't get this sealed. I don't know why it came up that way with all that extra information.
Nice. I'd rather listen to this than discuss politics....
Well here's another one from Dr CC.
To me, Old Timey Music is something like Man of Constant Sorrow, but a more authentic version than in the movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou, such as a old guy singing while picking his banjo. Actually the Carter Family stuff's not too bad.
Wildwood Flower is an all time classic!
Guess no one here like The Carter Family.
I do, and Wildwood Flower was a folk music classic. In the 1960s and 1970s I was deeply involved with folk music, and even opened up Toronto's first Folklore Centre with two draft dodgers as partners. One was a folksinger named Eric Nagler and his wife was Martha Beers, of the Beers family that ran a folk festival in upstate New York on their farm that I attended a few times. I used to stay after the festival and help Bob Beers clean up the site, and once after cleanup he drove with me to the Hudson River where we boarded Pete Seeger's sloop, the Clearwater, and spent a few hours with Pete and his wife Toshi.