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A Lobero Theater Program from 2012
Waking down the brick alleyway from the Lobero Theater in Santa Barbara to the parking garage, the last studio one passes on the left has a large window, fronted by wrought iron grill-work. It is a dentist’s office now, but … Continue reading →
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Tagged bluegrass history, Coffee House, DK Wilgus, doug dillard, fiddling, Folk Music, lobero theater, old time music, Peter Feldmann, Radio
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The Sixties in Folk Music / 15. René Leyva
Playing Around René Leyva My first experience on stage was at an assembly when I was in kindergarten at 32nd Street School in Los Angeles. The most memorable part of this première was that after my brother and I finished … Continue reading →
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Tagged el paseo, John Thomas, lobero theater, Todd Grant, tony townsend
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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), but … 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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