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Balmford, E. Lynn. Rock 'N' Reality; Mirrors of Rock Music: Its Relationship to Sex, Drugs, Family and Religion. . Salt Lake City, Utah: Hawkes Publications 1971. Print.Based on E. Lynn Balmforth's 1971 Master's Thesis, BYU Department of Church History and Doctrine; Preface by W. Cleon Skousen. Cantwell, Robert S. When We Were Good: The Folk Revival. Harvard University Press, 1997. Print.A scholarly study of American urban folk music revival. Cheney, Thomas Edward Mormon Songs from the Rocky Mountains : A Compilation of Mormon Folksong. University of Texas Press, 1968. Print.Re-issued 1981 by University of Utah Press. Filene, Benjamin. Romancing the Folk: Public Memory and American Roots Music. University of North Carolina Press, 2000. Print.A scholarly study of American urban folk music revival. Hennacy, Ammon. Book of Ammon. 1964. Print.Memoir of Ammon Hennacy, Catholic Worker Movement supporter who established the “Joe Hill House of Hospitality” in Salt Lake City, Utah. ---. The Joe Hill Memorial Committee Presents If I Were Free : A Collection of Songs Sung Every Friday Night at the Joe Hill House for Transients and Migrants, 3462 South on Fourth West, Salt Lake City, Utah. . Utah Wobbly Press 1967. Print. Hubbard, Lester A. . Ballads and Songs from Utah. Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah Press, 1961. Print. Industrial Workers of the World. Songs of the Workers : To Fan the Flames of Discontent. . 35th ed. Chicago: Industrial Workers of the World, 1990. Print. McCormick, John S. , and John R. Sillito. A History of Utah Radicalism: Startling, Socialistic, and Decidedly Revolutionary. Logan, Utah: Utah State University Press, 2012. Print. Phillips, U. Utah. The Old Guy Poems. Nevada City, Calif: Brownell Library Press, 1988. Print.Marriott Library ARC Special Collections Request at Special Collections: Special Collections PS3566.H52 O5 1988 ---. Starlight on the Rails. Salt Lake City, Utah: Dream Garden Press, 2011. Print. Sanders, Ken. The Golden Voice of the Great Southwest Is Gone : A Rumination on the Passing of U. Utah Phillips, Anarchist, Wobbly, Hobo, Railroader, Folksinger, Songwriter, Activist, Great Iconoclast, Husband, Father and All around Amazing Human Being. Salt Lake City, Utah: Ken Sanders, 2008. Print.Marriott Special Collections LVL 4: Rare Books ML420 .P46 S36 2008 Broadside Sorrels, Rosalie. Way out in Idaho: A Celebration of Songs and Stories. Lewiston and Boise: Confluence Press in Association with the Idaho Commission on the Arts, 1991. Print.Marriott Library: ARC Special Collections Request at Special Collections: Special Collections, M1629.7.I2 W4 1991
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Terkel, Studs. "Rosalie Sorrels, a Traveling Folksinger." Will the Circle Be Unbroken? Reflections on Death, Rebirth, and Hunger for a Faith. . New Press, 2001. 266-73. Print. ---. "Rosalie Sorrels " American Dreams Lost and Found. The New Press, 2005. 38-43. Print.Rosalie Sorrells (p.38)
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Stewart, Polly. "Itinerant Walking Folksingers and Other Communist Threats on Chief Skousen’s Watch, 1956-1960." Utah State History Conference. 2012. Print.
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De Turk, David A. , and A. Jr. Poulin, eds. The American Folk Scene: Dimensions of the Folksong Revival. New York: Dell, 1967. Print. Fife, Austin E., and Alta Fife, S., eds. Heaven on Horeseback: Revivalist Songs and Verse in the Cowboy Idiom. Logan, UT: Utah State University Press, 1970. Print. Green, Archie, and Judy Branfman, eds. The Big Red Songbook Charles H. Kerr, 2007. Print. Phillips, U. Utah, ed. The New Revised 75 Cent Song Book. Ribcage, Utah [Salt Lake City]: The Let's Get the Donner Party Home fro Christmas Fund, 1962. Print.Mimiographed pamphlet described by Tom Horn: http://thelongmemory.com/tomhorn.html, and listed in the bibliography of Broudy (1982); As of 6/18/2013, no online or library copy is available. Santelli, Robert, Jim Brown , and Holly George-Warren, eds. American Roots Music. Harry N. Abrams, , Inc., 2001. Print.Companion book to the PBS television series American Roots Music.
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Altman, Ross. "Folk Revival in Salt Lake City? Folklorist Polly Stewart Talks About Utah Phillips and Rosalie Sorrels." Folkworks.July-August (2011). Web.Available; http://www.folkworks.org/all-columns-by-/40229-polly-stewart-salt-lake-folk-revival Fast Rattler. "Utah Phillips on the Catholic Worker, Polarization, and Songwriting." Works in Progress. Feb. 2006 (2006). Web. French, Kathryn (Interviewer). "Interview with Bruce (Utah) Phillips." Oral History of the Utah Peace Activists Project (2006, May 6). Web.Oral History of Utah Peace Activists Project. Utah Valley University, Orem, Utah. Available: http://contentdm.uvu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/Peace&CISOPTR=162&REC=3; Marion, Linda. "Alum Profile: The Revivalists. The ’60s Folksong Revival That Captured the World’s Attention Also Played out in Utah. Meet Some of the U Alumni Who Helped Define an Era." Continuum. 17.2 (2007). Web.Available: http://continuum.utah.edu/2007fall/alum_note.html Now!, Democracy. "The "Golden Voice of the Great Southwest": Legendary Folk Musician, Activist Utah Philips, 1935-2008."1 (2008). Web. February 26, 2013.
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Emrich, Duncan. Songs of the Mormons & Songs of the West from the Archive of Folk Song [Linear Notes to Accompany Afs L30]. 1952.
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Brunvand, Jan Harold. "Folk Song Studies in Idaho." Western Folklore 24.4 (1965): 231-48. Print."In the last analysis, it is probably only "Way Out in Idaho" that remains a well-attested original Idaho ballad." Brunvand, Amy. "Urban Pioneers: A Concert of Utah's 1960's Folk Music or, the Best Family Reunion You'll Ever Go To." Catalyst 25.1 (2007): 32-33. Print. Fife, Austin E., and Alta S. Fife. "Folk Songs of Mormon Inspiration." Western Folklore 6.1 (1947): 42-52. Print. Hand, Wayland D. "Two Child Ballads in the West." Western Folklore 18.1 (1959): 42-45. Print.Includes words and music to "The House Carpenter" collected from Mrs. Rosalie Sorrels, of Salt Lake City, July 20, 1957. Mrs. Sorrels, folk song enthusiast, and collector in her own right, learned the text in about 1947 from an old family ballad notebook which was later lost in a flood. (p. 42) Marion, Linda. "The Revivalists - Urban Pioneers Concert Finale." Continuum Magazine 17 2 ( Fall 2007). Print. Nugent, Stephen. "Anarchism out West: Some Reflections on Sources." Critique of Anthropology 32.2 (2012): 206-16. Print. Sorrels, Rosalie. "Come to My House." Sing Out! 18.3 (1968). Print. Stewart, Polly. "Urban Pioneers: The Folk-Music Revival in Utah, 1959-1966." Utah Historical Quarterly 74.3 (2006): 220-30. Print."It should be noted that this writer lived in the midst of Utah's urban folk music revival and participated in it. Not until decades afterwards was I able to grasp how extraordinary time it was, or begin to understand its impact upon me.," (p. 222) ---. "Urban Pioneers." Continuum Magazine 16.3 (2006). Print.
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Iww Commemorative Songbook Joe Hill Organizing Committee records.J. Willard Marriott Library, Special Collections, Accn1243 Hennacy, Ammon. Ammon Hennacy Papers, 1823-1970. University of Utah. Joe Hill Conference. Joe Hill Conference Photograph Collection. University of Utah.
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Burger, David. "Legendary Folk Singer, Activist Taking It 'One Day at a Time'." The Salt Lake Tribune 2008. Print. Burger, David "The Trappers Sound the Legacy of Utah Phillips as They Busk and Tour." Salt Lake Tribune March 24, 2012 2012. Print. Carlisle, Nate. "Government Watched Folk Artist through 1960s." Salt Lake Tribune De. 7, 2008 2008. Print. Carlisle, Nate; Whitehurst, Lindsay. "Folk Artist Made Name Singing of Utah History." The Salt Lake Tribune May 25, 2008 Sunday 2008, sec. LOCAL. Print. ---. "Folk Singer Utah Phillips Dies in California." The Salt Lake Tribune May 24, 2008 2008, sec. Gerneral Interest Periodicals--United States. Print. Creager, Janine S. "Local Artists to Play at '60's Folk Music Concert." The Salt Lake Tribune 2007. Print. ---. "Folk Music of 1960s Returns." The Salt Lake Tribune 2007. Print. ---. "Folk-Music Revival." The Salt Lake Tribune Jan 18, 2007 2007, sec. Sugarhouse. Print. ---. "Concert a Folk Music Revival." The Salt Lake Tribune Jan 18, 2007 2007, sec. West Valley. Print. Goodman, Amy. "Singer, Historian, Activist, Utah Phillips Has Left the Stage." The Salt Lake Tribune May 29, 2008 Thrusday 2008, sec. OPINION, Columnists. Print. Johnston, Jerry. "The White Collar Bluegrass Band." Deseret News Oct 28, 1978 1978. Print.Stormy Mountain Boys are Art Hansen, Cary Howard, Wally Bryner, Brent Bradford. Nailen, Dan. "Son of Utah, Singer to the World." Salt Lake Tribune Feb. 11, 2005 2005. Print. Swenson, Paul. "Bluegrass Music to Fore." Deseret News Jul. 25, 1966 1966, sec. D. Print.Salt City Bluegrass Boys: By Davis, Rich McClure, Mac Magleby, Bruce Cummings, Pete Netka. "The nucleus of the current group came from a breakup of the Utah Valley Boys which also spawned Utah's top "old-time" music group, Polly and the Valley Boys (Bruce Phillips, Dave Roylance, Polly Stewart)."... "Dobroist Netka will take a six-week swing though the South in September with Tom Carter of "The Stormy Mountain Boys," the third wing of Utah's tight little Bluegrass subculture." Wadley, Carma. "Folk Revival a Blend of Nostalgia and Joy." Newspaper. Desert Morning News January 26, 2007 2007. Print. ---. "Reviving Utah's Urban Folk Revival." Deseret Morning News Jan 21, 2007 2007. Print. Wharton, Tom. "Review: Utah Folk Legends Rekindle Old Music Magic." The Salt Lake Tribune Jan. 25, 2007 2007. Print.
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Bott, Jennifer. "Utah Sings Out: The Folk Music Revival (1950s-1960s)." Weber State University. Department of History, 2007. Print. Broudy, Saul Frederick. "The Effect of Performer-Audience Interaction on Performance Strategies: "Moose-Turd Pie" in Context." University of Pennsylvania, 1982. Print. Cochrane, Barbara A "One Woman, One Song : A Biography of Rosalie Sorrels." Boisie State University, 1991. Print. Wheeler, Benjamin V. "The Stormy Mountain Boys: An Example of How Bluegrass Provided an Alternative Politically Neutral Music During the Vietnam Era." Weber State University, 2009. Print.
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"Utah Phillips and the Long Memory [Web Page]." "Rosalie Sorrels: Way out in Idaho [Official Website]." Dorrell, Heather. "In Memorium Polly Stewart 1943-2013." Humanists of Utah 2013.Humanists of Utah