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08.19.2009, 07:16 AM
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the end of the ugly
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Grand Blanc, Michigan, USA
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I want to expand my music collection to include more cultural diversity. Could you recommend CD's that most genuinely represent the following areas (preferably earlier works)
1. Appalachian (mountian) music. 2. Early blues (Sonny and Brownie (sp))?. 3. Early Celtic/Irish folk. |
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08.19.2009, 07:19 AM
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invito al cielo
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: noo yawk
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early blues, alright...leadbelly. robert johnson. sonny boy williamson. anything by them.
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08.19.2009, 08:43 AM
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invito al cielo
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: I moved from hillbilly Florida to hillbilly Alabama
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I can give you a bit of suggestions concerning apalachian/folk/bluegrass. My momma was a Bluegrass Musician.
Bill Monroe is fuckin bad ass...mandolin..fiddle..guitar...classic bluegrass Kate Wolf did alot of great shit..that was my momma's idol Woody Gunthrey, and Led Belly influenced pretty much everyone that has ever existed. I dunno guess they're early blues/folkish. Steve Earl isn't really early, but he makes some of the best shit I've heard in a while. I feel ignorant trying to classify him cause he displays so many influences, but I would put money down that he learned alot from the early style.
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08.19.2009, 09:04 AM
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the end of the ugly
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Grand Blanc, Michigan, USA
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Wow, SONIC GAIL, that is so awesome about your mom. and thanks for the info |
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