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Tag Archives: folk-rock
Today’s Music: Buddy Greco, Dash Crofts, David Crosby
Jazz big band singer and part-time Rat Packer Buddy Greco was born today in 1926. And here he is four years ago, at the age of 82, still groovin’ along: Dash Crofts of Seals and Crofts was born today in … Continue reading
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Tagged Buddy Greco, Dash Crofts, David Crosby, folk-rock
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Today’s Music: Floyd McDaniel, Isaac Stern, Cat Stevens
Guitarist/singer Floyd McDaniel was born today in 1915 (d. 1995). Classical violin virtuoso Isaac Stern was born today in 1920 9d. 2001). Yusef Islam, better known to the world as singer/songwriter Cat Stevens, was born today in 1948.
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Tagged Cat Stevens, Classical Music, Floyd McDaniel, folk-rock, Isaac Stern, Violin
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Today’s Music: Julian Bream, Linda Ronstadt, Joe Satriani
One of my favorite classical guitarists, Julian Bream, was born today in 1933. Rocker and sometime jazz singer Linda Ronstadt was born today in 1946. Rock guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani trilled his first note today in 1956.
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Tagged Classical Guitar, folk-rock, Joe Satriani, Julian Bream, Linda Ronstadt
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Today’s Music: Albert Ayler, Roger McGuinn, Louise Mandrell
Jazz sax experimentalist Albert Ayler tooted his horn for the first time this day in 1936 (d. 1970). If this don’t care for John Coltrane’s later offerings, these cuts may not be for you. Folk-rock singer/songwriter and pioneering 12-string electric … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Ayler, Country, folk-rock, Louise Mandrell, Roger McGuinn, The Byrds
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Today’s Music: Bill Haley, Della Reese, Gene Chandler, Nanci Griffith
The first King of Rock ‘n’ Roll — he predated Elvis — Bill Haley was born today in 1925 (d. 1981). In 1953, a year before Elvis Presley was recorded by Sam Phillips at Sun Records in Memphis, Bill Haley … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Haley, Della Reese, folk-rock, Gene Chandler, Nanci Griffith
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Today’s Music: Toast to Michelle Phillips’ Birthday
Michelle Phillips, the last surviving original member of the folk-pop group The Mamas and the Papas, is celebrating her birthday today (b. 1944). She’s also made a name for herself as an actress, appearing in projects as diverse as the 1973 film … Continue reading
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Tagged California Dreamin, folk-rock, Mamas and Papas, Michelle Phillips, Monday Monday
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