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Cedric Burnside - Hill Country Love - Vimarsana News

Cedric Burnside - Hill Country Love

On Jill Country Love, blues guitarist Cedric Burnside sups from a communal well, adding his own distinctive flavour

Oxford American | Ballads Music Credits - Vimarsana News

Oxford American | Ballads Music Credits

T he Oxford American’ s 2023 Ballads Issue sampler was compiled and produced by Patrick D. …

Southern Journeys: Alan Lomax's Steel-String Discoveries - Vimarsana News

Southern Journeys: Alan Lomax's Steel-String Discoveries

Folklorist Alan Lomax is primarily recognized, when at all, by the instrumental role he played in launching the careers of some America’s—and the world’s—most beloved guitarist-singers. Indeed, it’s difficult to overestimate the role that he and his father, John A. Lomax, played in shaping musical history as they traveled the back roads of the southern…

'An o-o-old song': Billy Waters, the African American musician who captivated 1820s London | Music - Vimarsana News

'An o-o-old song': Billy Waters, the African American musician who captivated 1820s London | Music

As a disabled war veteran, Waters’ busking drew crowds and was portrayed in books, plays and paintings. But he died in wretched poverty and only 200 years on is his legacy being recognised

The Ballad Of 'John Henry' Elicits Varied Feelings For Some Black Appalachian Residents - Vimarsana News

The Ballad Of 'John Henry' Elicits Varied Feelings For Some Black Appalachian Residents

Like any traditional song that has endured through generations, there are lots of versions of “John Henry.” There are also many different interpretations of the song. For some people who grew up in Black communities in Appalachia, the song elicits a variety of feelings.