Bill Parker Collection BCA 0114 SAA 114

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Bill Parker Collection BCA 0114 SAA 114

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title: Bill Parker Collection BCA 0114 SAA 114

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description: Photographs and digital copies of reel-to-reel audio tape recordings of singers, fiddlers, banjo players, and other traditional musicians, some of whom are otherwise undocumented. Made in the mid-1960s by Bill Parker of Paducah, Kentucky. Included are performances of Kentucky musicians at the American Folk Song Festival in Ashland, Kentucky; African-American singer and harmonica player "Peg Leg" Sam Jackson, in Knott County, Kentucky; banjoist Buell Kazee, and fiddlers and banjo players from Alabama and North Carolina.

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Bill Parker – 1965 Collecting Trip BP-OR-002-003-A

Audio Recording & Play List

2/18/21, 10:01 PM

Bill Parker – 1965 Collecting Trip BP-OR-002-001

Audio Recording & Play List

2/18/21, 9:59 PM

Bill Parker – 1965 Collecting Trip BP-OR-002-002-A

Audio Recording & Play List

2/18/21, 10:00 PM

Bill Parker – 1965 Collecting Trip BP-OR-002-002-B

Audio Recording & Play List

2/18/21, 10:00 PM

Bill Parker – 1965 Collecting Trip BP-OR-002-003-B

Audio Recording & Play List

2/18/21, 10:01 PM

Buell Kazee: Interview, banjo playing and singing 1967. BP-CD-001-001

Audio Recording

11/26/15, 5:10 PM

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