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Subject: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: Dale Rose Date: 28 Apr 00 - 11:34 AM Here is a message from Alan Jabbour, which I just got via Email, courtesy of Kerry Blech. It concerns the Library of Congress online release of the Henry Reed Collection. IMPORTANT STUFF! for fiddlers, and friends of Old Time Music. Dear friends, Appended is the press release regarding the latest online collection to be presented by the American Folklife Center and the National Digital Library Program through the Library of Congress Web site. FIDDLE TUNES OF THE OLD FRONTIER: THE HENRY REED COLLECTION is now available online. It's been exciting to work on the Henry Reed collection again over the last few months, and it is deeply satisfying to see and hear my mentor presented to the wider world for research, enjoyment, and contemplation. I hope you enjoy it!
Best regards,
The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress Presents
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/hrhtml/ |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: Dale Rose Date: 28 Apr 00 - 11:49 AM Interesting info on Henry Reed at the Henry Reed Memorial, done by his grandson, Terry Reed. |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: Dale Rose Date: 28 Apr 00 - 02:13 PM Gee, I've got other stuff to do, but I just keep coming up with good things. As noted above, this is being released today, April 28, the 116th aniversary of the birth of Henry Reed. Check out Today in History at the Library of Congress. The Henry Reed story is the lead article. You can access the info through the yesterday/archive links after today. (Now I'll get to work) |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: NancyZ Date: 28 Apr 00 - 09:58 PM Wow! Thanks for the great site! I've actually been at the "library" before looking for folkdances. I don't know why I didn't think to look for fiddle tunes too. I could spend way too much time there:) Cheers, Nancy |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 28 Apr 00 - 10:46 PM Thanks, Dale. Oh, no! Even more things to do instead of working... Malcolm |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: GUEST,Second Banana Date: 29 Apr 00 - 01:40 AM Dale, you have my eternal gratitude for posting the Henry Reed collection. On the same site I found two numbers I have been searching for the last fifty years, "The Poor Married Man," and "The Belle of The Ball." I grew up hearing my father sing these tunes. They are classified as comic numbers but when I was very young they made me want to cry. Now finding them makes me joyous!!! Thank you. Second Banana
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Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: wysiwyg Date: 29 Apr 00 - 09:12 PM Well boys and girls, if ya don't see me online much you'll know Hardiman the Fiddler has commandeered the old computer! Rats! ~Susan~ |
Subject: RE: Henry Reed Fiddle Collection/184 tunes! From: open mike Date: 16 Feb 05 - 02:38 PM great resource here..deserves mention again...after these few comments 5 years ago! more info here: http://www.henryreed.org/ http://www.henryreed.org/2003convention/2003convention_flyer.html http://www.gilesmountainstringband.com/henryreed.html http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/es/va/fiddler_1 Hollow Rock String band--pre-cursers of Red Clay ramblers: http://redclayramblers.tripod.com/hrsb3.htm article about Alan Jabbour and Hollow Rock: http://www.indyweek.com/durham/2001-01-24/music.html and more info: http://www.mustrad.org.uk/reviews/hol_rock.htm Fuzzy Mt. String Band: http://redclayramblers.tripod.com/fmsb.htm to continue this thread with current and recent info: Tommy Thompson, (not the Secretary of Health & Human Services) deceased in 2003 was one of the Red Clay Ramblers, and he wrote one of my favorite christmas songs, Hot Buttered Rum. http://redclayramblers.tripod.com/tommy/index.htm Bertram Levy now is in the Pacific North West and is involved with Tango and accordion/concertina music.http://www.tangoheart.com/duo.htm http://www.tangoheart.com/tangoheartsextet.htm http://www.efolkmusic.org/ArtMusic/ViewArtist.asp?aid=1133 Jim Watson, one of the founding members of Red Clay Ramblers, now tours with Robin and Linda Williams, and the O'Blurs and the Green Level Entertainers. http://redclayramblers.tripod.com/jimnow.htm http://www.robinandlinda.com/band.html ok that's enought URL's now...if some enterprising person with lots of time on their hands wants to turn them all into links...go blickie! otherwise, have fun cutting and pasting...and happy surfing... Laurel |
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