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Folklife Database: Monday performances at the 1978 Florida Folk Festival (Main Stage) (Reel 6)
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Sound
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| Series Number/Title |
S1576 |
| Container |
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| Item |
Audio recording |
| Item ID Number |
T80-36 (MP3) |
| Item Title |
Monday performances at the 1978 Florida Folk Festival (Main Stage) (Reel 6) |
| Program/Event |
Florida Folk Festival
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| Date/Date Range |
05/29/1978 |
| Collector/Fieldworker |
Florida Folklife Program
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| Tradition Bearer |
Williams, Moses, 1919-
Bloodworth, Bertha
Boltin, Thelma, 1904-1992
Beers-Burnstine, Evelyn
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| Genre/Occupation |
Singers
Musicians
Guitarist
Blues singers
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| Title of Work |
Catfish Blues #2 (Moses Williams)
Apple Farm Snowmobile Blues
Which Way Did My Baby Go
Florida Place Names (Bertha Bloodworth)
The Riddle Song (Evelyn Beers-Burstine)
Water is Wide
My Buddy
Try to Remember
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| Subject |
Festivals
Folk festivals
Folklore revival festivals
Special events
Performing arts
Singing
Musicians
Guitar music
Blues (Music)
Blues singers
African Americans
Florida history
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| Place Name |
White Springs (Fla.)
Hamilton County (Fla.)
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| Corporate/Conference Name |
Florida Folklife Program
Stephen Foster Center
Florida Folk Festival
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| General Note/Comment Field |
One reel to reel recording.
Boltin served as emcee.
The song "Which Way Did My Baby Go" by Moses Williams is available
on the Blues page.
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