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Tag Archives: Bluebird Cafe
The Sixties in Folk Music / 11. Gene McGeorge
When I first met Peter Feldmann in Santa Barbara in the early 60s, I had been playing in a Mariachi band with some of my fellow construction friends. My style was too classical-formal (after five years of childhood training), … Continue reading →
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Tagged banjo, bill neeley, Bluebird Cafe, fiddle, guitar, guitarron, lobero theater, maria cordero, Peter Feldmann, scragg family, tom sheldon
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The Sixties in Folk Music / 10. Kajsa Ohman
Giving up music for life is something I do periodically. Whether this is due to some innate fear of failure or another fear—that music is so wonderful and powerful it might take over my life—I don’t know. I do … Continue reading →
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Tagged ahs grove, banjo, Bluebird Cafe, bluegrass, california, Folk Music, maria cordero, montana, red dog saloon, santa barbara, scragg family, tom sheldon
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The Sixties in Folk Music / 9. Peter Feldmann
A Swiss Hillbilly Discovers America
Peter Feldmann
My family emigrated from Switzerland shortly after World War II. I recall landing at Burbank Airport in the middle of August (LAX had not yet been built.) The temperature was an even 100 degrees. I … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bessie Jones and the Georgia Sea Island Singers, Bill Monroe, Bluebird Cafe, Bob Dylan, California bluegrass, Mance Lipscomb, Monterey Folk Festival 1963, The Dillards, The Weavers, Tom Ashley and Doc Watson (his first West Coast trip)
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