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I Went Down to St James Infirmary
Cd211
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Sour Cider Name Time Album Artist 1. Tired of Being Alone 2:53 The
“Statesboro Blues”—Blind Willie Mctell (1928) Added to the National Registry: 2015 Essay by Brian Bader
Essential Blues Discography
Olof's Files. Volume 1: Bob Dylan 1958-1969
In the Matter Of: Federal Copyright Protection of Sound Recordings
Mctell's 12-String Strut Paddler's Paradise Quaker
9-16-21-Deluca Auction
Georgia-I'm Gonna Make You Happy
Exactly Where Did Ragtime Blues Guitar Originate? Every One
Blind Willie Mctell (May 5, 1898 – August 19, 1959) Was an Influential African-American Blues Musician and Songwriter, Who Sang and Accompanied Himself on the Guitar
2002-2020 National Recording Registry (By Year)
Three Incidents at the Border of Genre
I Find the Religiosity and Philosophy in the Music
Hand Me My Travelin' Shoes Collection
JEMF 106 Booklet
Top View
Everything's Still the Same
GUY DAVIS to Play at the HOSTOS CENTER for the ARTS & CULTURE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2015 / 7:30 P.M
African American Song
“I Believe I'll Go Back Home”: Blindness in Blues and Gospel
Forever Young
Got a Mind to Ramble: the Story of the Blues from Clarksdale to Chicago
St. James Infirmary” Is the Quintessential Jazz-Blues Song 0F the Early ST
Bob Dylan's Folk Poetics in the Later Albums
Black Musicians in String-Bands in the American South, 1920 – 1950
Piedmont Blues: a Search for Salvation 2017——18 BE PRESENT
Blind Willie Johnson Retracing the Life of the Texas Music Icon
Bob Dylan the Complete Guide
National Recording Registry (2002-2020)
The Call Ntmber"Pre-Ding Each Entry Is Based on the Audio-Visual Department's Own, Unique Classification Scheme and Is Included to Facilitate Local Use Only
“Open Your Door”: Alternate Guitar Tunings of Three Texas Bluesmen
Guy Davis Blues Journey Performance
National Recording Preservation Foundation Becomes Operational Thanks to Generous Donation from Jack White
Interview with Eric King
New Roads the Blues Meets the Cello