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Tag Archives: Bob Dylan
Adiós Glen Campbell
(Hits and Misses 6) • Glen Campbell: Adiós (2017, Universal) If you’ll look at my post from last September on Hillbilly at Harvard in the 1960s, ‘HAH History: The Committee Saves the Show’, and scroll down, you’ll see a photo … Continue reading
Posted in Country History, Hillbilly History, Hits and Misses
Tagged Adiós, Bob Dylan, Brian Sinclair (Ol' Sinc), Brian Wilson, Capitol Records, Carl Jackson, Crest Records, Dickey Lee, Frank Sinatra, George Jones, Glen Campbell, Hank Williams, Jack Scott, Jerry Reed, Jimmy Webb, John Hartford, Kim Campbell, Merle Haggard, PowerLine, Roger Miller, Scott Johnson, The Beach Boys, The Committee, The Green River Boys, The Monkees, The Wrecking Crew
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HA’ppenings: Del Resurrects Woody!
Woody Guthrie reportedly left some 3,000 manuscript songs behind, most if not all lyrics without a hint of melody. Back in the ’30s and ’40s there were no smart phones, tape recorders, and precious few wire recorders. Radio stations had … Continue reading
Jim Rooney Has a New Book Out, and Is Coming to HAH to Talk about It!
Old friend Jim Rooney will be coming in this Saturday, 13Sep, to talk about his new autobiography. He’s bringing a CD full of songs he performed, recorded, produced, published, or which influenced him over his long (continuing) career. We’ll listen … Continue reading
