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White, Charles. Collection, 1972.

Title: Collection, 1972.

Recording of radio show entitled, "Mostly Blues," featuring performances by Peg Leg Sam (1911-1977), born Arthur Jackson, African American harmonica player, singer, comedian, and medicine show entertainer from Jonesville, S.C.; and Elester Anderson (1925-1980), African American blues guitarist and singer from Conetoe, Edgecombe County, N.C., on guitar, harmonica, and voice, with brief interviews.

ArchivalResource: 1 sound recording.

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North Carolina Folklife Festival (4th : 1978 : Durham, N.C.). Collection, 1978 July 3.

Title: Collection, 1978 July 3.

Live recordings from the Coastal Region Stage of the North Carolina Folklife Festival, 3 July 1978. Performances include old-time music, country blues, gospel choir, parlor songs, a capella old-time songs, and gospel bluegrass. There are also some Dutch folk songs played on the harmonica. Performers include the 2nd St. Paul's Junior Choir, Algia Mae Hinton (1929- ), Kenny and Fred O'Neal, Jake Zwaal, Elester Anderson (1925- 1980), Joe ("Ten Four") Holley, Max Carawan, Wendy and Letha McDaniels with Addie Randy Ward Smith, the Hinson Family, and the Green Grass Cloggers with musicians Tommy Jarrell (1901-1984), Teddy Lundy, and Blanton Owen. Performers from coastal North Carolina are featured.

ArchivalResource: 3 sound recordings.

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