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Upcoming Pete Seeger Release
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Mike Seeger performs "Walking Boss" in the Smithsonian Folkways Studio

Please visit www.folkways.si.edu for an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009). http://folkways.si.edu/explore_folkways/mike_seeger.aspx Please share your thoughts, memories, and stories at the Smithsonian Folkways Facebook page or email them to…
A video by Smithsonian Folkways was featured Oct 13, 2010

Lead Belly Documentary on BBC iRadio

http://alturl.com/jnnr Listen to a documentary on Smithsonian Folkways artist Lead Belly on BBC iRadio. The documentary features Folkways Jeff Place, Arlo Guthrie, music producer Niles Rodgers, and more. Find Lead Belly original recordings at http://alturl.com/vjhj and share your own Lead Belly favorites with us.Smithsonian FolkwaysSee More
Blog post by Smithsonian Folkways Dec 9, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways August 2008 Newsletter

Dear Supporter,50 Years: Where Do You Come From? Where Do You Go?, a three-disc box set from The New Lost City Ramblers, is now available from Smithsonian Folkways. The box set commemorates five decades of contributions from a group whose reverence for and dedication to the genius of the American folk music tradition put them at the vanguard of the folk revival movement.50 Years features classic recordings by the…See More
Blog post by Smithsonian Folkways Aug 26, 2009
Smithsonian Folkways commented on PB's blog post 'A toast to the New Lost City Ramblers'
For an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009), a tireless preserver, performer, and teacher of traditional music, please visit http://folkways.si.edu/explore_folkways/mike_seeger.aspx To share your thoughts, memories, and stories, please visit the…
Aug 25, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways remembers guitar master and innovator Les Paul

Smithsonian Folkways remembers guitar master and innovator Les Paul, who died last week. The legendary musician, whose signature solid-body electric guitar and numerous recording studio innovations have forever changed popular music, performed on two Smithsonian Folkways recordings during the late 1940s. He leads a band through the improvised Jazz at the Philharmonic- Blues, Part 3 from the 1966 release The Asch Recordings, 1939 to 1947 - Vol. 1: Blues, Gospel, and Jazz…See More
Blog post by Smithsonian Folkways Aug 17, 2009
Smithsonian Folkways commented on www.CountryMusicPride.com's blog post 'Mike Seeger - His Last Known Interview (from CountryMusicPride.com)'
For an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009), a tireless preserver, performer, and teacher of traditional music, please visit http://folkways.si.edu/explore_folkways/mike_seeger.aspx To share your thoughts, memories, and stories, please visit the…
Aug 13, 2009

Mike Seeger talks about his childhood and his early days in music

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Please visit www.folkways.si.edu for an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009). http://www.folkways.si.edu/explore_folkways/mike_seeger.aspx Please share your thoughts, memories, and stories at the Smithsonian Folkways Facebook page or email them…
Video posted by Smithsonian Folkways Aug 13, 2009

Mike Seeger performs "Walking Boss" in the Smithsonian Folkways Studio

Please visit www.folkways.si.edu for an appreciation of Mike Seeger (1933-2009). http://folkways.si.edu/explore_folkways/mike_seeger.aspx Please share your thoughts, memories, and stories at the Smithsonian Folkways Facebook page or email them to…
Video posted by Smithsonian Folkways Aug 11, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)

August 8, 2009Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)"Old-time rural music remains at the center of my life. It's a tactile, emotional, aural pleasure — the words are my Shakespeare and my mysteries, the music is my Bach, my pastime, and it makes me want to dance...Classic, timeless qualities in this music endure. For me, there ain't no way out but nature, and I'll make the most of it."-Mike Seeger (from the liner notes to the…See More
A blog post by Smithsonian Folkways was featured Aug 10, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)

August 8, 2009Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)"Old-time rural music remains at the center of my life. It's a tactile, emotional, aural pleasure — the words are my Shakespeare and my mysteries, the music is my Bach, my pastime, and it makes me want to dance...Classic, timeless qualities in this music endure. For me, there ain't no way out but nature, and I'll make the most of it."-Mike Seeger (from the liner notes to the…See More
Blog post by Smithsonian Folkways Aug 10, 2009
Kim Ruehl replied to Smithsonian Folkways's discussion 'Upcoming Pete Seeger Release'
Thanks so much for sharing this! I'm looking forward to all the celebrations of his birthday in the coming weeks!
Apr 16, 2009

Upcoming Pete Seeger Release

As you probably heard, Pete Seeger turns 90 on May 3rd, and there is a lot happening including a star-studded charity concert honoring him at Madison Square Garden. In addition, on April 21st Smithsonian Folkways is releasing the American Favorite Ballads Box Set featuring 139 classic songs of just Pete and his guitar and banjo. And like all Smithsonian Folkways releases, it includes extensive biographical and musical liner notes.www.folkways.si.eduThe…See More
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Lead Belly Documentary on BBC iRadio

http://alturl.com/jnnr Listen to a documentary on Smithsonian Folkways artist Lead Belly on BBC iRadio. The documentary features Folkways Jeff Place, Arlo Guthrie, music producer Niles Rodgers, and more. Find Lead Belly original recordings at http://alturl.com/vjhj and share your own Lead Belly favorites with us.

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Smithsonian Folkways August 2008 Newsletter

Dear Supporter,



50 Years: Where Do You Come From? Where Do You Go?, a three-disc box set from The New Lost City Ramblers, is now available from Smithsonian Folkways. The box set commemorates five decades of contributions from a group whose reverence for and dedication to the genius of the American folk music tradition put them at the vanguard of the folk revival… Continue

Posted on August 26, 2009 at 11:12am

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Smithsonian Folkways remembers guitar master and innovator Les Paul

Smithsonian Folkways remembers guitar master and innovator Les Paul, who died last week. The legendary musician, whose signature solid-body electric guitar and numerous recording studio innovations have forever changed popular music, performed on two Smithsonian Folkways recordings during the late 1940s. He leads a band through the improvised Jazz at the Philharmonic- Blues, Part 3 from the 1966 release The Asch Recordings, 1939 to 1947 - Vol. 1: Blues, Gospel, and Jazz… Continue

Posted on August 17, 2009 at 1:30pm

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Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)

August 8, 2009

Smithsonian Folkways remembers traditional music preserver, performer, and teacher Mike Seeger (1933-2009)



"Old-time rural music remains at the center of my life. It's a tactile, emotional, aural pleasure — the words are my Shakespeare and my mysteries, the music is my Bach, my pastime, and it makes me want to dance...Classic, timeless qualities in this music endure. For me, there ain't no way out but nature, and I'll make the most of it."

-Mike Seeger (from… Continue

Posted on August 10, 2009 at 11:32am

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