Show Notes:
This morning I'm sharing with you "The Greenwich Village Folk Scene" CD: late 50's/early 60's folk music, singer/songwriters who were integral to the birth of the American folk scene.
| Time | Artist | Song Title | Album | Label | Year |
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9:03 am
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joan baez | silver dagger | |||
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9:04 am
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doc watson | stream of whiskey | |||
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9:06 am
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bob dylan | highway 51 | |||
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9:09 am
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ramblin' jack elliott | death of john henry | |||
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setbreak
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9:17 am
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the brothers four | nobody knows | |||
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9:19 am
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the limeliters | a wayfaring stranger | |||
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9:23 am
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mike seeger | sad and lonesome day | |||
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9:26 am
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woody guthrie | mean talking blues | |||
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setbreak
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9:32 am
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bob gibson | springhill mine disaster | |||
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9:34 am
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peter, paul & mary | lemon tree | |||
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9:37 am
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judy collins | golden apples of the sun | |||
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9:41 am
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the kingston trio | a worried man | |||
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setbreak
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9:46 am
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the chad mitchell trio | dona dona dona (live) | |||
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9:50 am
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doc watson | tough luck | |||
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9:52 am
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the brothers four | the green leaves of summer | |||
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9:55 am
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the limeliters | everywhere I look this mornin' | |||