Woody Guthrie at 100: Woody's Legacy to Working Men and Women

If you love live traditional and original acoustic music performed by two of the most highly regarded artists in the genre and, to boot, in a stunning and historic outdoor setting, then you don't want to miss KIERAN KANE & RAYNA GELLERT in concert at Colerain...SATURDAY AFTERNOON, June 22 starting at 2:00 PM.
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Kieran and Rayna are based in Nashville. Kieran Kane shifted from country music commercial success as one half of the O'Kanes to becoming a seminal singer/songwriter in the emerging Americana genre. Rayna Gellert rose to fame as the fiddle player in the old-timey group Uncle Earl before partnering with Kieran as a co-singer/songwriter in the current duo.
Tickets available at https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/1343d1ed-f29e-48b8-9363-d688f4ad8144

My dear friend BILL AMATNEEK, bass player extraordinaire, has written a compelling and singularly insightful book about the iconic acoustic guitarist TONY RICE. Bill, who played alongside Tony in the first iteration of the David Grisman Quintet, drew on personal experience and the words of other musical compatriots who knew Tony well to tell the story. I was mightily pleased to read this review and thought I'd pass along.

Discovering Tony Rice by Bill Amatneek - Book Review When you open " Discovering Tony Rice” by Bill Amatneek, don’t expect a detailed account of the man and his life. Rather, you should step in...

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Woody Guthrie~ All You Fascists Bound To Lose A short song from one of Woody's radio broadcasts. (1940's?) Featured in this performance are: *Woody of course-guitar and voc. *the great SONNY TERRY on har...

http://www.tulsaworld.com/blogs/scene/offbeat/woody-guthrie-center-brings-bob-marley-exhibit-to-tulsa/article_79fa1e8e-43ff-5c48-9a91-0683ae96433b.html

Woody Guthrie Center brings Bob Marley exhibit to Tulsa Thanks to a new partnership, Bob Marley is paying a visit to Tulsa.

Pete Seeger’s New York Roots Considering the many places his music took him, you would be forgiven for forgetting that, in a deeply rooted sense, Seeger was a New Yorker.

This Summer NY City becomes Folk City! I just came from the opening of "Folk City" at the Museum of the City of New York. It was so great to see our good friends....Tom Paxton, Fred Hellerman (the last of the Weavers), Oscar Brand, John Cohen, and many others who came out to the opening gala last Tuesday night.