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Remembering Elizabeth Cotten, born on this day 1893 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Here she is speaking to a college audience in 1980 followed by a performance from 1965 of "Freight Train," a song she wrote at the age of twelve.pic.twitter.com/LSQOsdiG2H
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Remembering Slim Gaillard, born on this day in 1916 in Santa Clara, Cuba. Here he is in 1948 performing “Dunkin’ Bagels” with bassist Bam Brown and Scatman Crouthers on drums.pic.twitter.com/EUuGjLYv2F
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Argentinian guitarists Luis Amaya and Chito Zeballos performing “Pajaro Campana” in 1967.pic.twitter.com/e8Sq24Aqhm
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My 2019 project: a remembrance of jazz in New York in 1959, with something that happened 60 years ago every day of the year. The first post is about New Year's Eve 1958, when Sonny Rollins and Charles Mingus played the Five Spot: https://the1959project.com/post/181618157662/january-1-1959 …pic.twitter.com/T7j8eaF9xL
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“New Years Rulin’s” by Woody Guthrie from 1943.pic.twitter.com/gABDl64hPa
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Remembering Hank Williams, gone 66 years today.pic.twitter.com/3qWZwHbcKz
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Excited to see “Voices of Mississippi” and “Listen All Around” on several Year-End Lists. Thanks to
@liledit@andybattaglia9@aquadrunkard@VinylDistrict@latimes and@ARTnewsmag Also, our Annual Sale ends tonight, so take advantage while you still can: http://dust-digital.com/store/ pic.twitter.com/XpohgVTt8u
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Othar Turner demonstrates how he makes a cane fife. From the 1975 film “Made in Mississippi: Black Folk Art and Crafts” directed by William Ferris.pic.twitter.com/fTvTx9ewIR
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Remembering Bo Diddley, born on this day in 1928 in McComb, Mississippi.pic.twitter.com/AijpDiZim9
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A group known as Hutsun playing the txalaparta, a Basque musical instrument made of wooden boards, on a street in Avignon, France.pic.twitter.com/za7ScOdh6s
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Remembering Matt "Guitar" Murphy, born on this day in 1929 in Sunflower, Mississippi. Here he is in 1963 playing “Murphy’s Boogie.”pic.twitter.com/yvelhBNcJM
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Remembering Freddie King, gone 42 years today. Here he is playing the Sugarbowl in South Carolina in 1972.pic.twitter.com/UW6LaS9Mre
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Remembering Pops Staples, born on this day in 1914 in Winona, Mississippi. Here he is with the Staples Singers performing “Why Am I Treated So Bad?” in 1981.pic.twitter.com/HnOOUsd2B0
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As 2018 draws to a close, we want to give an update on the work of our nonprofit Music Memory. So far, almost 50,000 recordings from 78 RPM records have been digitized and preserved for posterity. To learn more, and to make a tax-deductible donation visit http://www.musicmemory.org pic.twitter.com/CSjOHjoKun
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Batzorig Vaanchig singing while playing the Morin Khuur, a traditional Mongolian instrument also known as the horsehead fiddle.pic.twitter.com/eRbWb2TR3C
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The Morehouse College Glee Club performing “Betelehemu,” a Nigerian Christmas carol arranged by Babatunde Olatunji and Dr. Wendell P. Whalum.pic.twitter.com/HQzfY3U12f
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“I know I did you wrong I'm just as sorry as I can be Just the day before Christmas Mama, please come back to me.” Blind Lemon Jefferson’s “Christmas Eve Blues” Recorded in Chicago in 1928.pic.twitter.com/6Nugbis2tf
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Remembering Lee Dorsey, born on this day in 1924 in New Orleans. Here he is singing “Get Out Of My Life, Woman” in 1967.pic.twitter.com/cyQtfQtUae
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Sunday Soul. “Love and Happiness” - Al Greenpic.twitter.com/jE9Qz0u889
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Joe “Poppa Rock” Louis was a DJ at WOKJ in Jackson, MS. Here he is on the air in 1975 introducing “Everybody Wants To Know Why I Sing The Blues” by BB King. From Williams Ferris’s film “Give My Poor Heart Ease.” Ferris will making an appearance
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