s.l. s.n., 1960s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Mary and Jim holding a music award trophy. Jim Reeves died at age 40 when a single-engine plane carrying him and his manager crashed in August, 1964. More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF MARY & JIM REEVES:; Country & Western Performer
Alexandria, PA: Reinhart, Circa 1970. Original photograph. Full-color, outdoor portrait of the Reinharts, standing beside a pond, a formation of buttes in the background. He wears a cowboy hat, western shirt, silver belt buckle and fancy boots. 11.25" x 7.75" The Reinharts' address is listed as Edwater Acres, a resort... More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF TED AND RUTH REINHART: American country performers from Alexandria,...
Chicago: Riingside Ranch, 1950s. Original documents. Softcover. Includes: (1)palm card, "Here's a little bull from the Ringside Ranch...," cartoon on verso; (2) octavo card with a four-panel gag involving a bicycle for two and a walk into woods; (3) a card featuring a cowgirl; (4) a souvenir packet of "only... More about GROUP OF FIVE (5) EPHEMERA FROM THIS HOME OF WESTERN ENTERTAINMENT AT 5 NORTH CLARK STREET, CHICAGO
Boston: Crescendo Publishing, 1973. First Edition. Softcover. pp: vii, 199; 38 illustrations from photographs and maps. Bound in decorated wrappers. 9" x 6" Traces Black American music from 1619 and the slave era through Freedom Now in the 1950s-1970s. More about BLACK AMERICAN MUSIC: PAST AND PRESENT
Bellevue, WA: Jack Roberts, 1970s. Original edition. Black-and-white studio photo of Roberts in a pin-striped jacket, looking at the camera, right hand on his Martin guitar. 10" x 8" Pat Roberts and Gerry Andal co-hosted the Country Northwest tv show for five years in the 1970s. More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF PAT ROBERTS:; Country & Western performer
NY: Bob Miller, 1943. First Edition. Softcover. 34pp; full-page photo-portrait of Texas Jim. Contains his one-page autobiography as well as words and music to 14 songs, including: Birmingham Woman; Miz O'Reilly's Daughter; Texas Song; When the U.S. Band Plays Dixie in Berlin; and ten more. Pictorial covers. 12" x 9" More about TEXAS JIM ROBERTSON'S COLLECTION OF FAVORITE RECORDED SONGS.; Edited, compiled and arranged by...
Atlanta, GA: Kathleen Jackson, Manager, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white studio portrait of Rogers with arms folded over his guitar. David Rogers (1936-1993) of Atlanta was a touring performer and a recording artist for Columbia. He racked up 37 singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF DAVID ROGERS:; Country & Western performer
Cincinnati, Ohio: WLW Television, Circa 1960. Original edition. Black-and-white portrait of the Scotts in sundress and ivy-league suit, Billy with an acoustic guitar. 10" x 8" The Scotts were regular performers on Midwestern Hayride, sometimes known as Midwest Hayride, an American country music show originating in the 1930s from WLW-AM... More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF HELEN AND BILLY SCOTT:; American country performers on Midwestern...
s.l. s.n., 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white portrait of Kari from the side, head turned to look at the camera. Singer-songwriter Kari Scott, known for her smooth, soprano voice and nostalgic lyrics, blogs about the people and places of the Golden Age of country music. More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF KARI SCOTT:; Country & Western Performer
Gallatin, Tennessee: CMS Productions, Circa 1990. Original edition. Black-and-white group portrait of the four men, wearing jackets and string ties, holding their stringed instruments. 10" x 8" Mike Scott performed with his All-American Band from 1986 to 2000, and with other groups before and since. More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF MIKE SCOTT AND THE ALL-AMERICAN BAND:; American country performers,...
Ashland, KY: Tim Sergent, Circa 1980. Original photograph. Black-and-white photo of young Tim, dressed for performance and picking his banjo, a violin behind him. 10" x 8" "Ashland, Kentucky native Tim Sergent made his way to Nashville in 1988 to work with a new singer/songwriter named Larry Boone. After a.... More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF TIM SERGENT: American country performer and child-prodigy...
Madison, TN: Bill Goodwin Agency, 1976. Original edition. Full-color photo. Jean is shown in a casual, off-white suit. Top margin cropped. 10" x 8" This photograph is inscribed and signed on the image by Grand Ole Opry performers, as follows. "To Buddy. Nice meeting you. Hope to see you again... More about SIGNED, PROFESSIONAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPH OF JEAN SHEPARD:; American country singer, Grand Ole Opry
Hollywood American Music 1943. 1943. 1st Edition. Soft cover. Pictorial paper covers and contents near fine condition. 12" x 9" 50pp Contains lyrics, melody lines, piano accompaniment and chord symbols for 20 songs written and sung by Jimmie and Leon Short. Titles include: Rosalie, My Texas Rose; Stop Teasing Me;... More about THE SHORT BROTHERS, JIMMIE & LEON: Song Folio No. 1
Harrisburg, PA: Bruce Rohrbach Entertainment Agency, 1970s. Original edition. 10" x 8" black-and-white, full-length portrait of Shuey, hands resting on his guitar. Singer-songwriter Dick Shuey was born in 1939 at Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. He served two long hitches in the US Navy, and performed on the Grand Ole Opry, the WWVA... More about PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPH OF DICK SHUEY
NY: Sing Out, 1967. First Edition. Softcover. 64pp; text illustrated from photographs. Contains lyrics, melody lines and chords to 13 songs. Articles include: The Radio Ballads by Ewan MacColl; Bill Bolick's Own Story of the Blue Sky Boys; Folk Songs of New York City by June Lazare; folk news; book... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 17, Number 2, April/May 1967
NY: Sing Out, 1971. First Edition. Softcover. 44pp; text illus from photographs. This special Teach-in issue contains text and music by various instructors on bottleneck blues guitar, bluegrass banjo, country fiddle, blues piano and concertina. Also present are the usual departments (Johnny Appleseed, What's Happening), reviews, etc. Included is a.... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 20, Number 4, March/April 1971
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NY: Sing Out, 1972. First Edition. Softcover. 49pp; text illus from photographs. This issue contains words and music to eight songs, including: Civil War Parade, Fourteen Days In Georgia, Blackberry Rad, Vietnamese Anthem, and four more. Articles include: Rev. Gary Davis Finger-style Guitar; Blues Guitar Course; Hurdy-Gurdy; Hammered Dulcimer; Jews... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 21, Number 4, May/June 1972 [with recording
NY: Sing Out, 1972. First Edition. Softcover. 45pp; text illus from photographs. This issue contains words and music to ten songs, including: Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel; Bury Me In My Overalls; Fugitive's Lament; Children Of The Delta; and six more. Articles include: Rev. Gary Davis; The Cambridge... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 21, Number 5, Sept/Oct 1972
NY: Sing Out, 1973. First Edition. Softcover. 45pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 11 songs, including: The 7 Irishmen; Rifles Of The I.R.A.; Four Green Fields; Drowsy Maggie; and seven more. Articles include: Interview with Joe Heaney; Irish Music, Irish History, and the Situation... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 22, Number 1, Jan/Feb 1973
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NY: Sing Out, 1966. First Edition. Softcover. 96pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 15 songs, including: I Ain't Marching Any More; Take It Slow And Easy; Pack Up Your Sorrows; and 12 more. Articles include: Lone Cat Jesse Fuller by Barbara Dane; Folk Songs... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 16, Number 1, February-March 1966. 15th...
NY: Sing Out, 1966. First Edition. Softcover. 64pp; text illus from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 13 songs, including: Kill For Peace, by Tuli Kupferberg: First Person by John Cohen; I'm Goin' To Get My Baby Out Of Jail; My Li'l John Henry; Walking Down Death Row... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 16, Number 2, April-May 1966
NY: Sing Out, 1966. First Edition. Softcover. 64pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 13 songs, including: Ride That Freedom Highway; La Peregrinacion; The Recruited Collier; Welcome The Traveler Home; and nine more. Articles include: La Huelga!--Songs of the Delano Grape Strike; The Angry Children... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 16, Number 5, November 1966
NY: Sing Out, 1967. First edition. Softcover. 72pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains lyrics, melody lines and chord symbols to 13 songs, including three anti-war songs by Pete Seeger: If You Love Your Uncle Sam, Bring Them Home; The Big Muddy; The Ballad of the Fort Hood Three... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 16, Number 6, January 1967
NY: Sing Out, 1967. First edition. Softcover. 64pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 13 songs, including: Coffee Blues by John Hurt; Mahogany Row by Ernie Marrs; Liverpool Lullaby by Stan Kelly; Janey's Blues by Janis Ian; and nine more. Articles include: John Hurt, Patriarch... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 17, Number 1, February/ March 1967
NY: Sing Out, 1967. First edition. Softcover. 64pp; text illustrated from photographs. This issue contains words and music to 13 songs, including: New Stranger Blues by Eric von Schmidt; Society's Child by Janis Ian; My Father's Mansions by Pete Seeger; and ten more. Articles include: I Remember the Carter Family... More about "SING OUT! THE FOLK SONG MAGAZINE", Volume 17, Number 3, June/July, 1967