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Hace 3 días · Alan Lomax. January 31, 1915–July 19, 2002. Alan Lomax believed every culture has a "right . . . to equal time on the air and equal time in the classroom." As director of the Library of Congress Archive of American Folk Song and as a radio and television host, Lomax introduced folksong to popular audiences and promoted it among ...
Hace 11 horas · Shanties were sung by sailors out at sea while working on vessels. They could be about the task at hand, or stories of past maritime events. The fact that shanties are sung at sea, is what set them apart from "work songs" during physical labor. In 1938, Alan Lomax a folk music documenter or ethnomusicologist, came to northern Michigan to record ...
Hace 5 días · An African Alan Lomax. By Sean Jacobs. Afropop has a great audio program on Hugh Tracey, who recorded over 250 albums of “traditional” African music around Southern Africa between the 1920s and 1950s. That’s about 20,000 “field recordings” (that’s what the experts call these live recordings) of songs or instrumentals.
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Hace 2 días · “I used to go to the public library in Akron and rent VHS tapes of the Alan Lomax American Patchwork series with him playing,” Auerbach once told Vintage Guitar. He continued: “I’d take them home, pause and rewind, rewind and pause, watching his hands. They did good close-ups, which helped a lot as I tried to figure out the chord ...
Hace 3 días · von Alan Lomax Rick Deckard Blog - 18. Mai 2024, 13:43 Kamasi Washington ist zurück, und sein neues Album "Fearless Movement" ist nichts weniger als eine kraftvolle Explosion im Jazz-Universum.
Hace 4 días · (Lomax would also face similar criticism for refusing to give up copyright claims over the songs he recorded.) But it’s difficult to speak in moral absolutes here: Lomax’s work has clearly played a huge role in preserving and uplifting music which might otherwise have remained obscure to many; Moby’s interviews regularly include sincere attempts to acknowledge his cultural and social debts.
