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18 Oct 07 - 08:15 PM (#2174096) Subject: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: GUEST,mg darn..I lost the url. Don't have time to look for it..about logging songs in the PNW USA...from Univ of FLorida...I was looking up Jens LUnd's email so do a google under Jens Lund Washington folklore 2007 and it should pop up or I iwll put it in later. Anyway, just glancing at it it looks quite interesting. (hoping that someone takes the bait and finds the lost url). mg |
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18 Oct 07 - 08:39 PM (#2174104) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: GUEST Is the the lost folk-singer you are looking for? http://66.218.69.11/search/cache?ei=UTF-8&p=jenn+wahinton+folk+songs&fr=moz2&u=www.myspace.com/jennyjenkinsrockstar&w=jenn+wahinton+washington+folk+songs&d=QG6GY-dmPoDl&icp=1&.intl=us |
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18 Oct 07 - 09:20 PM (#2174121) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: mg I can't check it out because I am at work..but I thinkit was under university of florida thesis.edu or something like that...thanks. mg |
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18 Oct 07 - 09:41 PM (#2174131) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: katlaughing Well, with that bit I found Bob Antone's cd I am definitely going to buy! And, this info from there: Leslie Johnson, a student completing her master's degree in ethno musicology at Florida State University recently completed her graduation thesis regarding "Logging Songs of the Pacific Northwest" which includes music from the Antone family and Bob Antone. After having spent the last ten years working with Native Americans from various tribes Bob has incorporated song, rhythm, and melody of indigenous origin to his family folk style. |
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18 Oct 07 - 09:53 PM (#2174141) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: katlaughing mg, here is her thesis Online. |
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18 Oct 07 - 09:58 PM (#2174143) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: mg thanks..that is it. mg |
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19 Oct 07 - 01:49 AM (#2174209) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: mg there is an OPB special on right now on Ben Warnock of Coos Bay Oregon and the Coos Bay Logging Museum...Ben was a carver..some of the most amazing detail I have ever seen..oxen logging, a bar scene...lots of photographs...wall of rememberance... fascinating show....I don't know if they have a web site or not. mg |
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19 Oct 07 - 02:45 AM (#2174218) Subject: RE: Folklore: Logging in PNW USA thesis From: mg http://etd.lib.fsu.edu/theses/available/etd-04092007-172742/unrestricted/LAJ_thesis.pdf this will let you read the thesis,,, vwery interesting. |