Stephan T. Wishnevsky collection, 1983-2007 and undated

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Stephan T. Wishnevsky collection, 1983-2007 and undated

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The collection consists of audiocassettes and compact discs of old-time music; audiocassettes of interview with old-time musicians; drafts of Wishnevsky's book "How The Hippies Ruin't Hillbilly Music: A Historical Memoir, 1960-2000"; transcriptions of interviews with Mike Seeger and Peter Stampfel; and printed materials relating to old-time music.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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SNAC Resource ID: 8146098

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Stampfel, Peter

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Wishnevsky, Stephan T., 1945-

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Old-time musician Stephan Wishnevsky was the author of three books, including How The Hippies Ruin't Hillbilly Music: A Historical Memoir, 1960-2000 (2006). From the guide to the Stephan T. Wishnevsky Collection, 1983-2007 and undated, (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.) Old-time musician Stephan Wishnevsky was the author of three books, including "How The Hippies Ruin't Hillbilly Music: A Historical Memoir, 1960-2000" (2006)...

Seeger, Mike, 1933-2009

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Anglo-American early country musician Ernest V. Stoneman of Virginia; fiddler Charlie Bowman, originally from Tennessee; guitarist Sam McGee of Franklin, Tenn.; early country and cowboy musician Edward L. Crain of Texas; banjo player Doc Walsh, member of the Carolina Tar Heels; harmonica player Garley Foster; fiddler Alonza Elvis ("Tony") Alderman of Virginia; arranger Irene Spain; talent scout Polk Brockman; early country musician Wilber Ball of Kentucky; Blake Gardner and Bill Knapke; early co...