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Folk Bluegrass Music:     more books (100)

Bluegrass Breakdown: THE MAKING OF THE OLD SOUTHERN SOUND (Music in American Life) by Robert Cantwell, 2002-10-22 The Music of Bill Monroe (Music in American Life) by Neil V. Rosenberg, Charles K. Wolfe, 2007-06-07 Backpocket Bluegrass Songbook by Wayne Erbsen, 1990-12 Real Country: Music and Language in Working-Class Culture by Aaron A. Fox, 2004-01-01 Air Castle of the South: WSM and the Making of Music City (Music in American Life) by Craig Havighurst, 2007-11-05 Southern Fiddlers and Fiddle Contests (American Made Music Series) by Chris Goertzen, 2008-10-22 True Adventures with the King of Bluegrass: Jimmy Martin by Tom Piazza, 2009-09-18 From Every Stage: Images of America’s Roots Music by Stephanie P. Ledgin, Charles Osgood, 2005-06-13 Louisiana Fiddlers (American Made Music Series) by Ron Yule, 2009-10-05 Farmhouse Fiddlers: Music & Dance Traditions in the Rural Midwest by Philip Martin, 1994-10-01 Country Music Sources: A Biblio-Discography of Commercially Recorded Traditional Music by Guthrie T. Jr. Meade, 2002-07 Exploring Roots Music, Twenty Years of the JEMF Quarterly by Nolan Porterfield, 2003-12-20 Who's Who in Country Music by Hugh Gregory, 1994-09 Country Music's Most Wanted: The Top 10 Book of Cheating Hearts, Honky Tonk Tragedies, and Music City Oddities by Francesca Peppiatt, 2004-02-19

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81. Joseph
    Solo artist performing folk/bluegrass music with a dose of humor. Features biography and upcoming appearances.  
    http://simplyjoseph.com

82. Banjoy - Bob Black's Latest Solo Album
    Banjoy is a site dedicated to Bob and Kristie Black's bluegrass and folk music, featuring Bob's banjo picking and highlighting his latest album Banjoy  
    http://banjoy.com/

83. ChicagoGigs.com Music Directory: Country-Folk-Bluegrass
    Rate It. Half Day bluegrass Band I Know You Rider - MP3 (Added27-Nov-2002 Hits 10 Rating 8.00 Votes 1) Rate It. Sandy Andina  
    http://www.chicagogigs.com/mp3mall/pages/Country-Folk-Bluegrass/

84. MerleFest Home Page
    Held annually each April in Wilkesboro, NC, this Americana festival offers an eclectic mix of artists in the traditional, bluegrass, folk, gospel, blues, Cajun, oldtime, jazz, and Celtic music genres. Artists and schedules, pictures, ticket information, mailing list, discussion board, map, and links.  
    http://www.merlefest.org/

85. FOLKDJ-L: The Folk/Roots/Bluegrass DJ's Mailing List
    folkDJL The folk/bluegrass/Roots music DJ's Internet Mailing List.folkDJ-L is a listserv mailing list for folk, bluegrass and  
    http://www.gumbopages.com/folkdj-l.html
    
    Extractions: Internet Mailing List FOLKDJ-L is a listserv mailing list for folk, bluegrass and roots-music DJs, as well as the artists whose music is played on the list members' programs, and anyone else who may have an interest. The majority of the folks on the list do their programs at college, non-commercial and/or public radio stations, but not exclusively so. Topics of discussion have included many discussions of the music played (including endless discussion of what "folk" and "roots" music really means), promotion, fundraising, survival in today's cutthroat radio markets, and perhaps best of all, many of the list members post the playlists of their programs. Many of us have been turned on to a lot of terrific music from reading one another's playlists. The list is owned and moderated by Tina Hay, Folk Music Coordinator at WPSU, at Penn State University. To join the list, send the command "SUBSCRIBE FOLKDJ-L" to the LISTSERV address LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU. You may leave the list at any time by sending a "SIGNOFF FOLKDJ-L" command to LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU. Please note that this command must NOT be sent to the list address but to the LISTSERV address (LISTSERV@PSUVM.PSU.EDU).

86. Tzora Folk Club, Bluegrass, Folk And Country Music In Israel, Hosted By Judi 'n'
    bluegrass, folk country music in Israel with overview and performers, MIDI MP3 Files, folkNotes Newsletter, The Southern Ramblers Trivia Page, and photo galleries.  
    http://www.geocities.com/tzorafolk/

87. Tom Nunn's Traditional Music Links Including Folk, Celtic, Bluegrass Artists, In
    Festival of the bluegrass Lexington, Ky. The folk Alliance. folk Project Festival.France bluegrass music Association. Gettysburg bluegrass Festival. Grand Ole Opry.  
    http://www3.sympatico.ca/tnunn/ncllinkspage.htm
    
    Extractions: Artists' Home Pages Associations and festivals Other music sites General traditional music sites: Acoustic Playground Ashokan.org Bluegrass Connection Bluegrass in Australia ... Bluegrassrules.com Lists the "Top 100" bluegrass sites Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine Bluegrass World British Bluegrass Music Association Canadian Celtic Bands Hamilton site Canadian Celtic Music Celtic Cafe - Celtic Music around the world Celtic Connections Southwestern, Ontario, Canada Cybergrass Czech Bluegrass site By Marek Mechura iBluegrass Internet Bluegrass Magazine Irish-Music.Net Irish Music on the Net

88. Northern Lights Band: Featuring Bluegrass, Folk Music And Country Music.
    Northern Lights Band that plays bluegrass, folk and country music. Biographies, photos, and schedule.  
    http://www.northernlightsband.com/

89. Fairbanks Folk Fest
    Fairbanks, Alaska has both winter and summer music festival weekends, including bluegrass, folk and roots music, a Band Scramble contest, and other events. Artist profiles, contacts and links.  
    http://www.alaskafolkmusic.org/faifolkfest

90. Bluegrass World Web - CD's And Catalogs
    Country, bluegrass, Rock; Bell Mountain music; Cache Creek Directbluegrass and folk music Store; County Sales; Doobie Shea Records;  
    http://www.bluegrassworld.com/recordings/
    
    Extractions: The Bluegrass World Music Store ABC Dot Music Online Music Store Bear Family Records (Germany) Country, Bluegrass, Rock Bell Mountain Music Cache Creek Direct Bluegrass and Folk Music Store County Sales Doobie Shea Records Hypernormal Bluegrass CDs and other information Lamon Records Online store Mikes Country Music Room Mystery Ridge Recording Company Music Shed Bluegrass, acoustic, country and gospel music New Flash Sounds Newfoundland, Canada October Street Records Independent Record Label River Track Studio Chapmanville, WV USA Rosewood Records Rounder Records - Bluegrass, Folk, Country Scout International Online Demos Sugar Hill Records Tyneville Records - Songwriter, Country, Bluegrass Vanguard Records - Folk, Bluegrass Doobie Shea Records Eagle Canyon Music Melody Recording Studio Mighty Fine Records ... Neon Records Home of Dave Evans Raney Recording Studio Reception Records - Bluegrass Gospel River Track Studio Chapmanville, WV USA Riverside Audio North Carolina Rosewood Records Second Fret Records - Bluegrass, Americana, Etc - Bluegrass, Folk, Country

91. Pocono Bluegrass Folk Society
    Pennsylvania association promoting traditional acoustic music through concerts, festivals, jam sessions and an annual fiddle contest with prizes. Schedule of events, contacts, photos and directions.  
    http://www.dsf123.com/pbfs/hi.htm

92. Bluegrass World Web - Instruments Manufacturers Retailers And Repair
    Acoustic music Supply Register for Giveaway Baltimore bluegrass Inc. folk musicStore Greg Boyd's House of Fine Instruments Building bluegrass Banjo Custom  
    http://www.bluegrassworld.com/instruments/

93. Band Members
    folk/bluegrass band from central Illinois, featuring members' profiles, photos, releases, and a music theory workshop.  
    http://www.applegateandcompany.hispeed.com/
    
    Extractions: established 1973 Members History/Photos Recordings Music Theory ... Links Performances April 4th and 5th, 2003 Applegate and Mitts, Leonardos, Peoria, Illinois April 25th and 26th, 2003 Applegate and Co. Woodcutter, Dunlap, Illinois Reflections on 30 Years - Bob Applegate Just some thoughts to pass along tonite. I must say it's been a great time to be in music and playing with this band. We are reaching a milestone this month (February 2003). This month marks our 30th anniversary as a performing band. It has gone by so quickly, in hindsight it seems like a few years, not a few decades. I still feel young when I'm playing, even though my baldness and waistline betray my lack of physical youth. For what it's worth, I probably am one of the least mature 50+ year olds you could ever meet. At least most of my friends would say so if asked. In any event playing has kept me younger than my years would seem. When I reflect back on all the places we've played it has truly been incredible. Civic centers and riverfront parks, concert stages and massive outdoor music festivals, pizza places and fancy reastaurants. Playing with friends and the famous, and friends that later became famous. Coffeehouses, birthday parties, 10 people to 50,000. Who would have thought it? Not me, I just wanted to play guitar and sing. And you, our loyal audiences have let me do just that. You have supported our musical efforts more than I would have ever expected, and I thank you, from all of the guys in the band - both past and present members.

94. Big Apple Bluegrass Society
    Hanway's Handy Links to bluegrass, Acoustic, and folk music In the New Yorkarea Acoustic Live; bluegrass Oldtime music Association of New Jersey;  
    http://www.bigapplebluegrass.com/bluelinx.htm

95. Unable To Fetch Domain
    Based in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. All schooled in Jazz and Classical forms, and raised on rock, blues, reggae, funk, folk, soul, and bluegrass, their music encompasses just about every style, color, and dimension imaginable.  
    http://www.fortgreenejam.com/

96. Buy Folk, Bluegrass And Roots Music Online
    BACKSTREET. Tapes and CDs. Price CDs $15.00 Cassettes $10.00, plus postage. ContactJeff Pardue @ (336)9842518 or. or goto and order online!! Now Available!!  
    http://www.rightonbackstreet.com/cds.htm
    
    Extractions: Homepage Biography Calendar Sound Clips ... Guestbook BACKSTREET Tapes and CDs Contact: Jeff Pardue @ (336)984-2518 or or goto and order online!! Now Available!! Released February 2002 CD - Another Look Featuring Guest: Josh Day/percussion, Wes Tuttle/mandolin, Donnie Story/Slide Guitar 1. Arizona 2. Blues for Dixie 3. Daddy Keeps on Plowin' 4. Choo Choo Ch'Boogie 5. As Long as You're Here 6. April's Drought 7. It Makes a Good Story 8. John Barleycorn 9. Wild Rose of the Mountain 10. Johnny Too Bad 11. Ramblin' Round 13. Two of a Kind Tape - Doan't You Be What You Ain't DOAN'T YOU BE WHAT YOU AIN'T De flower ain't de daisy, and de melon ain't de rose, why is dey all so crazy to be sumpin' else dat grows? Jes' stick to the place you's planted, and do de bes' you knows, be de sunflower or de daisy, be de melon or de rose. De songthrush ain't de robin, and de catbird ain't de jay, why is day all a-throbbin' to outdo each other's lay? Jes' sing de song God gave you, and let your heart be gay, be de songthrush or de robin, be de catbird or de jay. Doan't ye be what you ain't, jes' be what you is, ef a man is what he isn't, den he isn't what he is. Edwin Milton Royle 1. Good Morning Country Rain

97. BILL MONROE - The Father Of Bluegrass
    A brief biography from the American music Archives.  
    http://www.eyeneer.com/America/Genre/Folk.bluegrass/Profiles/monroe.html
    
    Extractions: The Father Of Bluegrass William Smith Monroe was born September 13, 1911 and grew up on his family's 650 acre farm just outside Rosine, Kentucky, where his father, James "Buck" Monroe, farmed, operated a sawmill and mined coal; his mother, Malissa Vandiver Monroe, raised poultry and tended to her husband and eight children. Of the six Monroe boys, Bill was the youngest, eight years the junior of his nearest sibling, Charlie, and between the sizable age gap between him and the rest of his brothers and sisters, and the fact that his extremely poor eyesight prevented him from playing most sports (especially his favorite, baseball), Bill spent a considerable amount of time on his own. Quite early on, he became fascinated by the music which abounded in the Monroe home - the old-time ballads sung by his accordion-playing mother, and the wonderful fiddle tunes he heard whenever Malissa's brother Pendleton would come by for a visit. Bill loved the sound of the fiddle and longed to learn how to play it, but that was his brother Birch's instrument. Guitar was his next choice, but Charlie was the guitarist in the family. That left Bill with the only other stringed instrument in the house - a mandolin. If he learned it, he figured, at least he could play along Charlie and Birch. And so, at age ten, he began to teach himself, picking out melodies he heard on the fiddle and learning to keep a rhythm. As he got better, Charlie let him play his guitar, and it was on that guitar that Bill made his first public appearances when he was barely a teenager, accompanying Uncle Pen at square dances around the country and sharing in the sheer joy that his uncle got out of entertaining.

98. Homemade Music Shop Search
    Homemade music On Sale matching Country folk bluegrass Acoustic. Style Country,folk, bluegrass, Acoustic. From General Ludd music. Dense, but rewarding.  
    http://www.homemademusic.com/shop/shopsearch.pl?Country Folk Bluegrass Acoustic

99. Jimmie Rodgers
    Biography with pictures and a WAV format sample of a blue yodel.  
    http://www.eyeneer.com/America/Genre/Folk.bluegrass/Profiles/Rodgers/
    
    Extractions: The Father of Country Music. That's a heavy load for a scrawny, tubercular ex-railroader who set out only to prove to the folks back home in Meridian, Mississippi, that he wasn't the shiftless no-count they all thought he was. When Jimmie Rodgers arrived on the scene, there was no such thing as 'country music.' It was just beginning to be called 'hillbilly' - and whatever it was, Jimmie Rodgers wasn't much interested. He dressed in the latest uptown-style box-back coat, bow tie, and snappy straw boater and cultivated a broad repertoire which, at the outset at least, leaned decidedly in the direction of current hits from Tin Pan Alley: Who's Sorry Now? I'll See You In My Dreams How Come You Do Me Like You Do? , and similar pop fare of the 1920's. From the beginning, however, Jimmie Rodgers was nothing if not versatile. Over the years, scuffling from town to town as an itinerant brakeman and would-be entertainer, he had absorbed the haunting blues music of his Southern upbringing and the rowdy, colorful ballads of railroaders and rounders all across the land. So, when he met up with a big-time record producer who wanted 'old-timey' folk songs, or original compositions that sounded like them, it was altogether natural that he turned to the simple, plaintive, often whimsical music sung and played among the ordinary people he'd known from childhood. " They want these old-fashioned things ," he told his wife. "

100. Homemade Music Search Results
     homebased recordings resulted in the release of a CD found here at Homemade Musicwhich is a thoroughly captivating mix of acoustic folk, bluegrass, and blues  
     http://www.homemademusic.com/search/hmmsearch.pl?country

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