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	Search results: 2034 item(s) for: contact        Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. A Woman One Day... Ballads; Spirituals; Virgie Wallin sings a ballad in her Madison county home for a high school group from Paideia school in Atlanta. The group is led by John Sundale. Virgie's husband, Cas, is also present. 2. Abraham, Martin, and John Spirituals; Singing; Gloria Johnson sings during a concert featuring black musicians of Asheville. The concert was arranged by David Holt and took place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson College. 3. Across the Big Sandy Guitar; Ed Snodderly performs at the Asheville Junction, a coffeehouse venue founded by Andy Cohen. 4. After the Ball Singing; Leonard Westmoreland sings in his home in Canton, North Carolina, for an interview by David Holt. Leonard worked as a cowboy in the 1920's. 5. Aged Mother Autoharp; Guitar; Singing; Janette Carter sings and plays autoharp with John McCutcheon accompanying on guitar for a music class at Warren Wilson College. Janette is the daughter of Sara and A.P. Carter. 6. Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone Bands--Appalachian Region; The Blue Ridge Mountain Band plays a concert at Warren Wilson College. The bluegrass band consists of Buddy Davis (vocals, bass), Mike Hunter (mandolin, vocals), Marc Pruett (banjo), and Arvil Freema 7. Ain't She Sweet Guitar; Ragtime; An unidentified French man plays ragtime guitar during an intermission in a Tracy Schwarz concert. This takes place in the Asheville Junction, a venue founded by Andy Cohen. 8. Ain't She Sweet Guitar; This is from a Guitar Styles Concert organized by David Holt and takes place in Kitteredge Theater on the Warren Wilson College campus. Herman Fox finger-picks the electric guitar with Johhny Tow acc 9. Ain't She Sweet Guitar; Dale Miller Performs at the Asheville Junction, a coffeehouse/music hall founded by Andy Cohen. 10. Ain't She Sweet Guitar; Swing; Herman Fox plays the electric guitar with an unknown accompanist. 11. Ain't She Sweet Guitar; Singing; Kasper 'Stranger' Malone (born 1909) plays guitar and sings with Russell McClanahan (guitar) and John Herrmann (bass) during a concert at Warren Wilson College's Sage Cafe. The concert was organized 12. Alabama Gals Fiddle Tunes--Appalachian region; Pender Rector (1893-1979) plays fiddle with Stanley Masters on the guitar and David Holt playing clawhammer banjo. This recording session, Initiated by David Holt, takes place in Pender's home. Pend 13. Alabama Gals Fiddle Tunes--Appalachian region; Pender Rector (1893-1979) plays the fiddle, with Stanley Masters accompanying on the guitar, at a fiddle styles concert arranged by David Holt. It takes place in Kittredge Theater at Warren Wilson Co 14. Alabama Gals Fiddle Tunes--appalachian region Pender Rector (1893-1979) and his band playing for residents of Hill Haven Nursing Home. The Band: Stanley Masters, Dick Perkins, Louie Taylor. 15. Alabama Jubilee Interview; Piano; Alma Robinson (born 1914) plays piano for Wayne Erbsen in her home on a 'broken piano'. Alma is the sister and band member of Homer and Walter 'Bill and Joe' Callahan, a country duo that first record 16. Alabama Jubilee Fiddle Tunes--Appalachian region; Luke Smather's String band plays a concert at the Asheville Junction, a coffeehouse founded by Andy Cohen. Luke is from Canton, North Carolina. The band consists of Luke Smathers (fiddle), his broth 17. Alabama Jubilee Guitar; Swing; Herman Fox plays the electric guitar with an unknown accompanist. 18. Alabama Jubilee Fiddle Tunes--Appalachian region; The band, known for their combination of Swing and Old-Time, recorded this song at a practice session at Luke's house in Canton, North Carolina. The Band: Luke Smathers (fiddle), Harold Smathers (gui 19. Alabama Jubilee Fiddle Tunes; Luke Smathers plays fiddle with Harold Smathers on guitar and J.T. Smathers on bass at Warren Wilson College during a fiddle styles concert, featuring several other fiddlers. The concert was arranged 20. Alabama Jubilee Fiddle Tunes; A weekly jam session at E.W. Hyatt's house with several local musicians, including Tommy Bell, and Wayne Erbsen.
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