Volume 40 No. 9 September 2014

MadFolk Hosts the Folk Stage at Willy Street Fair for the 7th year! September 13th and 14th

The Madison Folk Music Society de- Zachary Lucky truly is the bread Since 2007, Wisconsin native Owen buted at Willy Street Fair in September of and butter of the massive Canadian folk Mays has been crossing the United 2008, we had seven performance slots scene. With an emphasis on songwriting States, playing his particular brand of over two days and the stage has been a and an ear for delicate arrangements – honky tonk classic country anywhere he smashing success. We have been in- Lucky’s songs will haunt you and remind can. Heavily influenced by Hank Wil- vited back again this year and will be one you of what country and western music liams, Lefty Frizzell, George Jones, all of only 3 stages on Saturday and one of was originally conceived as. It’s safe to of the other greats of the golden era of 5 stages on Sunday, with a total of sev- say that Lucky is at the forefront ot the country music, Owen is a proud student en performance slots over the two days. outlaws country – singer songwriter of the history of the genre. Often referred That is more performance slots then any movement. Settle down and find a home to by friends and peers at “The Walking other stage at the event. Willy St. Fair in being lonesome with Zachary Lucky’s Encyclopedia of Country Music”, any time takes place on Saturday & Sunday, Sep- “The Ballad of Losing You.” you catch Owen on stage, aside from his tember 13th and 14th. original songs, and a handful of stan- We have a mix of performers that are MadFiddle is a youth violin ensem- dards, you’re almost always guaranteed local, out of state, and even out of coun- ble that explores American roots fiddle to get a history lesson with your show. try. It is going to be a great weekend of music. Their repertoire draws largely music! upon the traditions of old-time, African- Peter Mulvey will be adding Willy So let us give you a little information American, Scottish, Appalachian, and Street Fair as a stop on what has be- on the fine folks who agreed to play. bluegrass folk tunes. The group, which come an annual bike tour of many ven- is comprised of students ages 6-16, is ues in Wisconsin. Peter will be riding his Macyn Taylor is an accomplished backed by the Old Tin Can String Band. bike in for this show, lugging his Guitars guitar player and singer. She is 20 years MadFiddle is directed by Shauncey Ali, and Cd’s in a trailer. Peter is a na- old and has recently graduated from the who created the group in 2012 as a way tive of Wisconsin, however, spent a good University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with to nurture Madison’s bluegrass and old- amount of his time in Boston and touring a Masters in Music Performance degree. time music scene. for over 20 years both in the U.S. and Macyn has been performing since she overseas, he has been back in Wiscon- was seven. She loves to play many dif- Tim Grimm makes his debut ap- sin for several years now. The Boston ferent styles of music and is the 2013 pearance at Willy Street Fair. Tim is Globe wrties “Gleefully mercurial...equal Wilson Center International Guitar Com- one of those singer-songwriters that parts breezy jazz and whispery folk. His petition champion. Macyn was recently always seems to be on every road trip voice feels like fine old leather, and his given an award for “Most Promising New with me. Each of his past 5 record- guitar sounds like it’s on steroids...a su- Talent” by Acoustic Guitar Magazine. ings have reached the top of the Folk or perb technician with a fondness for ignor- She was also named the 2013 WAMI American-roots charts. Grimm walks the ing the rules...a genre-defying tradition- Folk/Celtic performer of the year. fine line between folk and country, while alist — a knuckleballer with finger-picks” maintaining a strong footing in tradition. Joining Peter will be Brainna Lane, if you Ken Lonnquist is a funny, thought- We hear the rural rumblings that have have seen Peter play during any of his provoking songwriter, and Dave Adler shaped his life, but we are also invited past bike tour stops in Madison, you most is a crowd-pleasing keyboardist. Impro- in to a bigger picture, as evident in so likely have seen Brianna open for him. visational and “in-the-moment”, every much of his work. Critics searching for Brianna is a gifted singer/songwriter, show’s a delight. comparisons most often cite Johnny she writes and performs on an acoustic “Excellent songwriting. Wonderful hu- Cash, Woody Guthrie and (Nebraska guitar as well as a banjo and it is always mor.” ~ Si Kahn era) Bruce Springsteen. a pleasure to listen to her when she hits the stage. Willy Street Fair MadFolk Schedule: Mad Folk Concert Tickets When you see this symbol – ee Saturday Sunday – you’ll know that you’re read- 2:00 – 2:45 Macyn Taylor 12:00 – 1:00 Mad Fiddle ing about a Mad Folk sponsored 3:00 – 4:00 Ken Lonnquist with 2:00 – 3:00 Tim Grimm event. Advance tickets for Mad special guest Dave Adler 3:30 – 4:30 – Own Mays Folk shows are available online 5:00 – 6:00 Zachary Lucky 5:00 – 6:00 – Peter Mulvey with at www.madfolk.org and at these special guest Brianna Lane outlets:

• Orange Tree Imports, 1721 Mon- Finnish Folk Fiddling Legends to Tour the US roe Street

Cousins Arto and Antti Järvelä are and United States. They are also ex- • Spruce Tree Music, 851 East members of the famous Järvelä mu- perienced teachers of their music and Johnson sic family of Kaustinen, Finland. With traditions, and so there are a number centuries of family tradition behind of possibilities at each tour date for them, they are touring the US in Fall educational workshops. Arto plays Purchase tickets ONLINE for Mad 2014, playing music from their first with JPP, Nordik Tree, Kaivama, Maria Folk concerts via Brown Paper album together, Os fera liluli. Luckily Kalaniemi, Erik Hokkanen & Lumisu- Tickets (with $1.62 service for Madison, they will appear Tues- det and performs solo. Antti is known charge): day, October 7 at 7:00 pm at The Brink for his work with Frigg, JPP, Baltic https://www.brownpapertickets. Lounge. Crossing, Troka and Kings of Polka. com/producer/10879 You can also purchase advance For many years, Arto and Antti have Now is the time for new adventures tickets by mail. Send a stamped self- been making music together and with this duo. I bet the Järvelä fiddlers addressed envelope with your check separately with different groups, most will be in the front line for a couple payable to Mad Folk, PO Box 665, notably JPP and Frigg. The duo has more generations toured in Canada, Denmark, Norway Madison, WI 53701. If all else fails, call 608-846-9214 for information.

If you are on Facebook, please consider (if you have not already) “friending” or is it “liking” this page. Then when you are on this page you can invite others to “like” this page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Madison-Folk-Music-Society/34497984835 Singing the People’s History: A Hands-on / Voice-on Workshop of Hard hitting Appalachian Songs

Join folklorists Michael and Carrie Kline Tons, to Jean Ritchie’s The L&N Don’t your skin. for a foray into story and song gathering. Stop Here Anymore, Billy Edd Wheeler’s This 2 hour workshop starts at 2 on Join in the chorus of songs which crossed Coal Tattoo, and lesser known songs that Saturday, October 4 at the Madison home the sea hundreds of years ago on leaky scrape down to the core of your being, of Mike and Carol with a suggested dona- sailing ships, bounced along the frontier, this is a chance to sing with gusto, with tion of $15. The concert below starts at and were preserved and rekindled by Ap- feeling, sing harmony lines, and to put 8 with a suggested donation of $15. Do palachian mountaineers. Michael Kline yourself, Down in the Mines(Dierks Bent- both for $25. To reserve your space and learned these ballads, ditties and animal ley). Participate in Appalachia’s wealth get directions email Mike and Carol at songs firsthand from older generations of of songs that take a stand. Michael and [email protected] or give them a West Virginians. Listen for influences of Carrie Kline perform these songs with a call at 608 274-6340. Scots, Irish, English, Africans and Native drive that implants their meaning under Americans resonating through haunting melodies. From Michael’s first LPs in the 1970s and ‘80s, The Poverty War is Dead and They Can’t Put it Back: Songs of Coal Mining and Coal Mining Communities, the Klines are steeped in a repertoire of hard- hitting songs for social change gathered over a life time of singing and collecting in the southern Appalachians. From clas- sics including Dark as a Dungeon and 16 Granny Get your Stick and Come and Walk With Me: A Concert of Appalachian Songs of Love and Justice

Michael and Carrie Kline weave mented southern mountain experience to be transported to a country church, a Southern mountain stories and folklore and music in industrial cities from Cincin- primeval forest, a coal miner’s picket line, with spine tingling harmonies on voice nati to New England. or grandma’s kitchen. From songs such and guitar. They live and breathe Appa- The Klines’ high mountain harmo- as Walk with Granny One More Time, lachian music and culture. Their voices nies meld with their intertwining bass to Coal Tattoo, all of them wrapped in a carry the songs with truth and authentic- lines on two guitars, with Michael’s me- patchwork quilt of vivid images, the Klines ity. The Klines present their music both lodic flat-picking and Carrie’s rhythmic evoke emotions that feed the soul. Kitch- as entertainment and social history, with backup. They have performed in Italy, en songs. When they sing, you can smell engaging ease and hard-hitting passion. Germany, and across the United States the biscuits baking. The Klines’ CDs fea- They have spent years recording music in living rooms, conference centers and turing regional history, music and folklife and spoken narratives from Cherokee, concert halls from Maine to Ohio, New will be on hand, including two new musi- North Carolina throughout the southern York City and Washington, D.C., Wis- cal releases, “Working Shoes” and “Wild coalfields and mountainside farms of consin and California. To hear them and Hog in the Woods.” Kentucky and Virginia. They have docu- be encouraged to join in on a chorus is The Art of Obscurity - iain matthews omnivore Recordings ~ 2014

tween Nick Lowe’s recent records and fected. Album closer “Home Pt 2” is Elvis Costello’s Burt Bacharach col- the standout track, a declarative ad- laboration, two other Brits who have mission, “This is not my home, and aged gracefully. Though arguably no it never will be,” though having lived one has aged as gracefully as Lowe. in several different countries, it is un- The record opens with the aching clear which home he’s talking about. “Ghost Changes,” his smooth voice Most of The Art of Obscurity is like complemented nicely by producer this; it sounds great until you listen Bradley Koop’s slide guitar. “Some- harder. It might be time to stop be- thing shifted in my life, I’m not think- ing critical and just enjoy the surface ing quite the same,” he sings, per- pleasures here, the bluesy guitar and haps referring to his claim in the liner Matthews’s alluring voice. Maybe notes that this will be his last solo re- that’s the real art. Review by Kiki Schueler cord, “though not my last record- When you hear the name Fair- ing.” It’s followed by the sweetly Mad Folk News is published monthly by the port Convention, you probably think nostalgic charmer “When I Was Madison Folk Music Society, a non-profit, immediately of acoustic guitar wiz a Boy,” which over the course of volunteer-led society dedicated to fostering Richard Thompson or of the tragic six and a half minutes reflects on folk music in the Madison area. Sandy Denny. As one of two male the joys of first discovering the Contact us at [email protected] lead singers in the band, Iain Mat- Beatles, the Space Race and a about concerts, membership, scholarships, thews was as much a part of their time when you could leave your and volunteer opportunities at early success as the other two, but doors unlocked, to name a few. www.madfolk.org. has never had the same name recog- He assumes his audience is the nition. After leaving Fairport Conven- same one he’s always had, “Now Madison Folk Music Society Board tion in 1969 when they got too folky it’s PS3’s and Wii’s, and stay at for him, he went on to record nearly home technologies. You and forty more records, both solo and with I had none of these, they’re far DarleneBuhler...... President,Concerts, a series of bands—Matthews South- from our reality,” and honestly, Advertising ern Comfort, Plainsong, and Hi-Fi. he’s probably right. 225-0710~ [email protected] Despite his staggering output, com- “Music,” a love letter to an art PegMichel….…...... Treasurer mercial success has eluded him. Just form he’s not sure he can be faith- 831-1876 ~ [email protected] a handful of singles cracked the top ful to, crosses into cheese terri- Tracy Comer ...... Membership & Web Site 100 in the ’70s, and most just barely. tory, like some of Neil Diamond’s 729-4498 ~ [email protected] Still, he’s continued releasing albums more embarrassing moments. NorbertWodke…...... …Secretary that are critically acclaimed, if not ex- Still, it’s better than Diamond’s 836-8422 ~ [email protected] actly profitable. This indeed is The “Heartlight.” (Don’t get me wrong, DedeGoldberg...... Newsletter Art of Obscurity. I love Neil Diamond, cheese and distribution The record has an appealing, all.) The sleepy “Ode to Jackie 246-4332 ~ [email protected] timeless quality. It fits in nicely be- Paris” is another disposable tune, Neil Morris...... Newsletter a “whatever happened to” editor ballad wondering about 358-5855 ~ [email protected] the fate of the guy you Meg Skinner.………...... Scholarships wouldn’t trust with your 238-6950 ~ [email protected] girl, but “who was the real David Eagan...... McCoy, who was no one’s 249-0409 ~ [email protected] boy.” “The Emperor’s Ron Dennis …...... …...... ………. New Clothes” has a funky, 226-9472 ~ [email protected] propulsive beat, like those local heroes Peter Mulvey and Willy Porter have per- Some of the top stressful life moments I'm going to parasail on that boat and include: Death of a spouse/family mem- play a medly of Elvis's hits to commemo- ber; Divorce; Moving; Marriage; Illness; rate the 20th anniversary of his passing - © 2014 Jail... The list goes on, but I would like to I'm going to get close to the King. -- Ac- by Peter Berryman archived at louandpeter.com rewrite the list with the addition of: Trav- cordion Joe, "the world's only performing eling by plane with your accordion. -- accordion Elvis" Miss Natasha Enquist Accordion Miscellany I think it’s a laugh claiming a piano ac- "I used to walk in our seminary garden..." cordion drowns out all the other instru- As when driving an Isetta makes it seem I tell her. "The squeak of an accordion ments in a session. You want to try hear- like there are Isettas everywhere you and a song from a far-off tavern would ing yourself play it when you’ve got a look, when there's an accordion in your come on the wind, or a troika with bells Galician gaïta in the room. -- CelticRam- band, accordion lore squeezes you from would race past the seminary fence, and bler, via The Session, thesession.org every direction. My band has two mem- that was already quite enough for a bers, and half of them play the accor- sense of happiness suddenly to fill not Piersanti of Chicago featured in a 1919 dion. Here are some often peculiar only my breast, but even my stomach, catalog an accordion that had such a quotes about one of the world's most legs, arms... I'd listen to the accordion or collection of slides switches, reeds, and colorful instruments... to the fading sound of the bells, and tremolos, that they had to put a leg on it, imagine myself also if you please, a motor inside the From ACCORDION by Robert Service: a doctor and bellows to help the player. -- J.M. El- paint pictures-- coate, Accordion World, May 1949 Oh I know you’re cheap and vulgar, you’re an instrumental crime. one better than In drawing-rooms you haven’t got a show. the other." -- A As far as instrument maintenance goes, You’re a musical abortion, you’re the voice of grit and grime, Boring Story living in Australia is a nightmare for an You’re the spokesman of the lowly and the low. by Anton accordionist -- Cathie Travers, You’re a democratic devil, you’re the darling of the mob; Checkov wwwcathietravers.com You’re a wheezy, breezy blasted bit of glee. You’re the headache of the high-bow, you’re the horror of the snob, Russell Brooks The 1910 census of Harrison County, but you’re worth your weight in ruddy gold to me. noted: "The Texas, shows [Leadbelly], listed as accordion has "Hudy," living next door to his parents ______found its way with his first wife, Aletha "Lethe" Hender- into a new type of dance combination; son. Seventeen at the time, she had The Felice Brothers infuse their heart this being the popular four-piece cocktail been 15 when married two years earlier. break narratives with the accordion and lounge outfit, now being used by the very It was there that Ledbetter received his those lucky enough to have caught them finest spots around the country." -- first instrument, an accordion, from his at Local 506 their last time through may Squeeze This!: A Cultural History of the uncle Terrell. -- Wikipedia. have been brought to tears by James Accordion in America By Marion Jacob- ______Felice's earth moving accordion work on son "Goddamn You, Jim". -- Secret Carrboro Below, Leadbelly on accordion. Ninja Patrol, Nov 24, 2009 "I'm going to keep squeezing this thing until nobody calls anymore." -- Myron WASHINGTON -- Henry Kulbaski, a uni- Floren formed Secret Service agent who played the accordion on the South Lawn for I believe "faking it" is one of the most President John F. Kennedy and ordered valuable things I ever learned. I owe it all an errant aircraft shot down over the to years of accordion lessons. -- Cheri White House in 1974, died of cancer Thurston June 17 at Geisinger Hospital in Wilkes- Barre, Pa. He was 74. -- Washington But yes, that piano begs the evocation of Post, July 16, 2007 a “loungey” feel, those strong and soulful vocals conjure a “folk” feeling, and the What I have discovered for myself is that quaint whir and chirp of that confounding the accordion can breathe, and that is an accordion often stirs that whole incredible experience. Everything van- cobblestone-set-busker-hinting adjective ishes, and what is left is the breath of the of “old world.” -- Jeff Milo, reviewing Dark machine. -- Salvatore Sciarrino Dark Dark for Tiny Mix Tapes; www.tinymixtapes.com My dad rode his fixed wheel bicycle 400 miles across Missouri in 1930 with his "I was constantly making up music; play- 120 base Excelcior accordion on his ing mouth organs, accordions, piano, back. -- Lynas from Upper West Side; anything I could lay my hands on as a Soundcheck, WNYC kid." -- John Lennon WZ Sept 2014 The Brink Nightclub 701 E. Washington $15 adv/$18 day of show Tickets: Orange Tree Imports, The Brink, or online at: peterandlou.brownpapertickets.com info: 608-257-7750, 608-662-8593

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KG & The Ranger Thursday Sept. 4 - Folklore Village, CO HWY BB, Dodgeville Willy Street Fair WI. 608-924-4000 - free concert 2:00 PM Saturday & Sunday, September 13 & 14 -- 12-6pm For a detailed schedule of MadFolk performers, Saturday Sept. 13 - Black Hawk Folk Society Concert, Moun- see page 2. tain View Community Center, Mt. Morris WI. 7:00 PM

Arto and Antti Järvelä Sunday Sept. 14 - "Cupcakes For Cowboys" Spirit Horse Tuesday, October 7 -- 7pm Equine Rescue Fundraiser, Horse First Farm, Oregon, WI The Brink Lounge -- $15 adv, $18 d.o.s. 1:00 - 5:00 PM. For tickets and info: 608-774-2526

SAVE THE DATE! Saturday October 25 - MadFolk Annual Meeting Potluck – Sing-a-long – CD sale. Old Time Jam Wil – Mar Center Details in next newsletter Monthly - 2nd Sunday of every month, 4 to 6pm EVP West 3809 Mineral Point Road Coodinator: Al Wilson cell: 608-572-0634 The Brink Lounge [email protected] • Wednesday, September 3, Aaron Williams and the HooDoo, 8pm, no cover Madison Ukulele Club-- Singalongs 1st and 3rd Weds 7:00-9:00pm • Saturday, September 13, Lou & Peter Berryman, 7:30pm

$15 adv, $18 d.o.s. - call for location- 246-8205 (Andrew) 701 E. Washington • Thursday, September 18, Aaron Williams and the thebrinklounge.com HooDoo, 8pm, no cover Cajun jam held every rst Sunday 3 p.m.-5 p.m. There will be no jam 608-661-8599 in July. At the Froth House: 11 N. Allen St., Madison We welcome all levels of Folklore Village experience with instruments and Cajun music. 3210 Cty Hwy BB Call Karen at 608-238-6039 for more info. www.prairiebayoucajun.com Dodgeville, WI • Tues, September 2 -- Open Mic folklorevillage.org • Thurs, September 4 -- Free Senior Concert, KG & The Ranger-2 PM 608-924-4000 • Sat, September 6 -- Healthy Hoe-Down & Old-Time Jam with sponsor Seven Seeds Farm & Peoples Community Bank • Sat, September 13 -- Finnegans Wake Concert & Fundraiser, Potluck & Welcome • Reception for new Executive Director, Terri Van Orman • Fri-Sun, September19-21 -- Squirrel Moon Contra Dance Weekend Simply Folk on Wisconsin Public Radio w/ Stephanie Elkins- , • Thurs, September 25 Free Senior Concert, Bob Bovee - 2 PM Host Sun 5:00-8:00pm Wild Hog in the Woods Concerts recorded in Wisconsin, music and dance of people • Fri, September 5 -- Karen & Kelly Bleich -- 8pm wpr.org the world over. For playlists, calendars, station listings, and more, visit www.wpr.org/simplyfolk. Wil-Mar Center • Fri, September 12 -- Tom Kastle -- 8pm 953 Jenifer St. • Fri, September 19 -- Harmonica Hour -- 8pm WOR FM community radio wildhoginthewoods. • Sat, September 20 -- Hootenanny! -- 2pm T 89.9 org Sun -- 3:00-5:00pm wort-fm.org 608-233-5687 • Fri, September 26 -- John Duggleby -- 8pm • “On the Horizon” w/ Ford Blackwell, Tracy Cafe Carpe Lawrence, Paul Novak, Gloria Hays & Jason Rowe All shows at 8:30pm unless indicated otherwise Weekdays 9:00am-noon • Mon - Global Revolutions (folk from the world over) • Saturday, September 6, Bil Camplin w/ Dan Talmo & Martin Alvarado 18 S. Water St. • Friday, September 12, Peter Mulvey - $15 adv. Ft. Atkinson, WI • Tue -- For the Sake of the Song (traditional American cafecarpe.com • Thursday, September 18, The New Pioneers - $9 - @7pm folk) w/Jim Schwall 920-563-9391 • Saturday, September 20, Bill & Kate Isles • Wed -- Back to the Country (country music on a • Sunday, September 28, Sarah Mcquaid - $15 - @7pm theme) w/Bill Malone • Thur -- Diaspora (folk and international) w/Terry O’ • Fri -- Mud Acres (bluegrass and acoustic) w/Chris Powers Kiki’s Righteous House of Music Invitation & Advance RSVP required. For full details or to request an invitation, contact Kiki at [email protected] • African/African-American Dance classes with live drumming -- Sun, 7:00-9:00pm -- • September 19 @ 9 pm (doors at 8) Blake Thomas & Josh Harty -- $10 Metro Dance, 3009 University Ave. -- 255-3677 / 251-4311 • October 11 @ 9 pm (doors at 8) Steve Wynn/Mike Fredrickson -- $15 Dave & Anne Host Folk • SpiritMoves Ecstatic Dance 2nd and 4th Weds, 7:00-9:00 pm -- The Center for Invitation & Advance RSVP required. Conscious Living, 849 East Washington Ave. -- $7 min. donation 701A E. Washington For full details or to request an invitation, contact Dave & Anne at • English Country Dance taught -- 1st and 3rd Mon, 7:30-9:30pm -- Wil-Mar Center, www.high-noon.com [email protected] • September 13 @ 7:30 pm (doors at 7) Tim Grimm & Jan Lucas -- $18 / $15 for <18 953 Jenifer St. -- 238-9951 or 238-9951 • September 28 @ 7 pm (doors at 6:30) The Birds of Chicago -- $20 / $17 for <18 • International Dancing -- Wed and Sun; classes 7:30-8:30pm, request dancing 8:30-11:00pm -- The Crossing, 1127 University Ave. -- 241-3655 Mike Tuten’s Music House • Irish Dancing -- Monthly Ceili and set dance events are posted at Invitation & Advance RSVP required. celticmadison.org/dance For full details or to request an invitation, contact Mike at • Italian Dancing -- Tue, 7:00-9:00pm, no experience or partner necessary -- Wil-Mar [email protected] Center, 953 Jenifer St. -- 838-9403 (Philana) • September 20 @ 8 pm (doors at 7:30) Michael P. Smith -- $15 • Madison Contra Dance Cooperative -- Tue; 7:30 jam band practice, intermediate • October 4 @ 8 pm (doors at 7:30) Michael & Carrie Kline -- $15 level dancing 7:45-9:40pm -- $5 for non-members -- Gates of Heaven, 302 E. Gorham -- 238-3394 (Steve) Willy Porter & Ida Jo Bene t Concert • Morris Dancing -- Wed, 7:00pm -- call for location -- 238-9951 • September 6 Art in the Barn in Fitchburg - 5927 Adams Rd • Scottish Country Dancing -- Sun, 7:00pm -- Wil-Mar Center, 953 Jenifer St. -- 835-0914 $25 from http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/796388 For more information: Tag Evers, True Endeavors, 608-824-5471, 608-219-9676, http://www.trueendeavors.com Madison Folk Music Society Nonprofit Org P.O. Box 665, Madison, WI 53701 U.S. Postage Address Service Requested PAID ……………………………… Madison, WI ……………. Permit No. 2278 Renew your membership today at www.madfolk.org

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