Ken Irwin Collection, 1946-2000s

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Ken Irwin Collection, 1946-2000s

1946-2000

The Ken Irwin Collection consists of audio recordings, 1974-1975, of interviews with folk, country, and bluegrass musicians. Ken Irwin, a white co-founder of the record label, Rounder Records, compiled the recordings, which feature such notable artists as Hazel Dickens, Buzz Busby, and Whitey and Hogan, among others. There are also audio interviews, 1995-1996, with Ken Irwin. Other materials document the Rounder Record business and the artists signed to the label and the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) and Folk Alliance governing boards. Materials include correspondence, photographs, business records, catalogs, newspaper clippings, t-shirts, promotional posters and press packs, and other ephemera, as well as additional audiovisual materials related to Rounder Record artists.

13.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 3500 items)

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Irwin, Ken, 1944-

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Ken Irwin co-founded the record label, Rounder Records, in 1970 along with Marian Leighton-Levt and Bill Nowlin. The label specializes in folk, bluegrass, blues, and other forms of American roots music....