It might be a good idea to develop a hagiology of people in the music business from the Folk Scare era:

• Harold Leventhal, music manager for The Weavers, Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Alan Arkin, Judy Collins, Theodore Bikel, Arlo Guthrie, Joan Baez, Mary Travers, Tom Paxton, Don McLean and many others.
  
• Milt Okun, created arrangements or produced for a large number of popular groups and artists such as Peter Paul and Mary, The Chad Mitchell Trio, The Brothers Four, John Denver, and Miriam Makeba. In 1968 he interviewed many American folksingers and published the songs they chose in Something to Sing About!.
  
• Howie Richmond (TRO/The Richmond Organization), owner of many folk music publishing labels:

  Active New York entities (as of January 2015)

  • Cromwell Music, Inc.
  • Cheshire Music, Inc.
  • Connaught Music, Inc.
  • Devon Music, Inc.
  • Essex Music, Inc.
  • Essex Music International, Inc.
  • Folkways Music Publishers, Inc.
  • Hampshire House Publishing Corp.
  • Hollis Music, Inc.
  • Ludlow Music, Inc.
  • Melody Trails, Inc.
  • Samuel Bronston Music Publishing, Inc.
  • Songways Service, Inc.
  • Spencer Music Corporation
  • The Richmond Organization, Inc. (parent)
  • Total Music, Inc.
  • Total Music Services, Inc.
  • T. R. O., Inc.
  • MusCadet Productions, Inc.
  • Musical Comedy Productions, Inc.
  • Workshop Productions, Inc.
  • Worldwide Music Services, Inc.

  Active New York not-for-profit corporation

  • Anita B. and Howard S. Richmond Foundation, Inc. 501(c)3

  Inactive California entity

  • TRO-Palm Valley Music, Inc. (dissolved)

  Status not known

  • Dartmouth Music, Inc.
  • Manchester
  • Riverside Drive Music, Inc.
  • Words and Music, Inc.
  
  
• Paul Campbell, Joel Newman, Jessie Cavanaugh - pseudonyms used by The Richmond Organization/TRO for songwriters of "Folk Scare" songs claimed by TRO.

Any others that should be added to this list?