Botkin Lectures to Go!: African American Online Cultural Resources
Posted by: John Fenn
Posted in: AFC Events
Archive for February 2018 (10 Posts)
Caught My Eye: The Mystery Bass Player
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: Caught My Eye
From “Mule-een” to New Orleans: Just What Was Lead Belly Saying?
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC History, African Americans, Folk Music, Folksong
“I Didn’t Done the Crime”: Stavin’ Chain’s “Batson” and the Batson Case
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Blues, Folksong, John Lomax
“No One Can Ever Forget It”: Stavin’ Chain’s Performance of “Batson”
Posted by: Stephen Winick
Posted in: AFC History, African Americans, Alan Lomax, Blues, Folk Music, Folksong, Louisiana, Photographs
The Painful Birth of Blues and Jazz
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Blues, Folk Music, Folksong, Jazz
“Trench Blues”: An African American Song of World War I
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Folksong, World War I
The Folklore and Folksong of Trains in America, Part Two
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Alan Lomax, Charles Lafayette Todd, Folksong, George Korson, John Lomax, Legends, Robert Sonkin, Robert Winslow Gordon, Sam Eskin, Sidney Robertson Cowell
John Wesley Work III: Documenting Musical Change
Posted by: Stephanie Hall
Posted in: African Americans, Folk Music, Folklorists, Folksong, John Wesley Work III