NW HOOT - new online edition posted

Subject: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Stewart
Date: 30 May 14 - 11:57 PM

The Pacific Northwest Folklore Society's online magazine, NW HOOT
June/July 2014 edition is now online.
It is published every two months and includes articles and CD Reviews
of interest to the folk music community.
This issue features an article by Stewart Hendrickson on Collecting Songs - Part 2;
an article by Bob (Deckman) Nelson on Seattle Folksingers: Those Who Led The Way;
and a CD Review: Kate MacLeod - At Ken Sanders Rare Books.
I will post announcements here for new issues as they come out.
If anyone wants to be on our email list to receive new issues, PM me.

Cheers, S. in Seattle

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Deckman
Date: 31 May 14 - 08:12 PM

Good work Stew ... keep it up!

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Bonnie Shaljean
Date: 01 Jun 14 - 09:13 AM

Brilliant stuff - I've just subscribed to an RSS newsfeed for it. Don't know if y'all really need the entire bowl of alphabet soup below, but it's what my NetNewsWire reader gave when I added it to the pile and it went in search of a feed line (or whatever they call them). The hyperlink does look a bit incomplete, though - you might have better luck with a manual copy-&-paste:

http://pnwfolklore.org/nwhoot/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=34&l

http://pnwfolklore.org/nwhoot/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&id=34&layout=blog&Itemid=1

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Joe Offer
Date: 05 Feb 19 - 12:28 AM

Maybe we don't need a new thread every time the NW HOOT comes out, so maybe we can make this thread an overall reminder, to be refreshed whenever the HOOT comes out.

So, now the NW HOOT is out for February/March 2019. Every issue is a delight. If you're ever in Seattle, stop in the Couth Buzzard music store and take in a concert there if you can, and make sure to sing with the two wonderful singaround groups in the Seattle area.

-Joe-

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Bonnie Shaljean
Date: 06 Feb 19 - 04:53 AM

I agree that it's much better to keep refreshing this thread than starting a new one every time, because people can then put a tracer on it and won't miss out when new issues appear. I wouldn't have seen this one, only for my tracer-alert flagging it up.

Or maybe make this a PermaThread? (I'm not exactly sure what the difference is. Joe...? Ya out there?)

Good work, Stewart. Now... if only I didn't live 6000 miles away...

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Stewart
Date: 06 Feb 19 - 11:52 AM

Thanks Bonnie. It's a labor of love and I will keep it going as long as I'm able. And I'll keep refreshing this thread with each new issue.

S. in Seattle

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Bonnie Shaljean
Date: 06 Feb 19 - 01:16 PM

You're more than welcome!

Here's the up-to-date link - Joe's one works, but those in our 2014 posts have gone to that great Blue Screen Of Death in the sky. Current URL is:

http://pnwfolklore.org/wp-nwhoot/

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Stewart
Date: 31 May 19 - 12:24 PM

The Pacific Northwest Folklore Society's online magazine, NW HOOT
April/May 2020 edition is now online.
This issue features two new articles: The Rivers of Washington, by Stewart Hendrickson; and Why Music?.

Cheers, S. in Seattle

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: Joe Offer
Date: 23 Apr 20 - 01:42 AM

OK, so the message above is from Stewart, and it says the June/July 2014 edition is now online, but the link leads to the edition for April/May 2020. I think I'm going to have to give Stewart some tips on managing PermaThreads. So, folks, keep looking here. This is the real thing.

-Joe-

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Mudelf OCD kicked in and fixed it. ;-)

Subject: RE: NW HOOT - new online edition posted
From: mg
Date: 23 Apr 20 - 07:02 PM

that was a great virtual chorus. i want to be on one please. Stewart..I did not know about Betty...hope she is well and happy and that you are able to visit her either now (probably not) or when this is all over...