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Folk & Bluegrass Concerts
Remembering Vassar Clements
SUNY New Paltz
May 9, 1976
The late, great bluegrass fiddler, born in 1928, plays "Panama Red," "Tennessee Stud" and "Orange Blossom Special" in 1976.
Remembering Theodore Bikel
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 27, 1968
The folkloric troubadour and famous actor died in 2015. Hear him sing in Yiddish, Spanish, Ukranian and English at Newport '68.
Queen Ida's Zydeco Dance Party
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 1, 1988
The Louisiana Creole accordionist works the crowd at the '88 Newport Folk Fest with her infectious "Chere Du Lu" and "Ailons En Louisiane."
Bluegrass Meets The Beatles
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 27, 1968
In 1968, "Paperback Writer" reached #1 on the U.S. singles charts. Hear the Charles River Valley Boys cover that Fab Four favorite.
Abigail Washburn's Americana
Daytrotter Studio
Jan 26, 2011
The singer-songwriter and clawhammer banjo player performs "Shotgun Blues" with her husband, banjo ace Bela Fleck, in 2011.
Suzanne Vega's Observational Odes
Warfield Theatre
Aug 6, 1987
The singer-songwriter performs "Tom's Diner," "Luka" and other tunes from
Solitude Standing
in this 1987 set.
Tiny Tim Charms the Fillmore West
Fillmore Auditorium
May 9, 1968
The eccentric troubadour, born in 1932, wows the hippie crowd with "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" and "Animal Crackers" in '68.
Earl Scruggs Revue Goes to College
Dome, CW Post University
Sep 30, 1972
The bluegrass banjo icon, who died in 2012, leads sons Randy and Gary on "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" at C.W. Post in 1972.
Bessie Jones at Ash Grove, '63
Ash Grove
Jun 21, 1963
The folk and gospel singer joins the Georgia Sea Island Singers on the spiritual "I Know I Got Religion" and the joyful "So Glad I'm Here."
Youssou N'Dour in Argentina, '88
Estadio River Plate
Oct 15, 1988
The legendary Senegalese singer-percussionist performs "Mandela," "The Truth" and "The Lion" at the Buenos Aires soccer stadium.
Rolling Thunder Revue at MSG 1975
Madison Square Garden
Dec 8, 1975
Bob, Joan and the gang blend voices on "Never Let Me Go” and more at Madison Square Garden during the Rolling Thunder Revue tour, 1975.
Harry Chapin in London
Rainbow Theatre
Sep 3, 1977
The folk-rock troubadour performs vivid story songs like "W.O.L.D.," "Taxi" and "Cat's in the Cradle" at the height of his popularity
Celebrating the Ash Grove
46 songs
4:14:02
Ash Grove found Ed Pearl died this week. Enjoy this playlist of great performances from the LA club at the forefront of social justice issues in the 60s.
Ry Cooder at the Record Plant, '74
Record Plant
Jul 7, 1974
Ry picks and sings on "Billy The Kid," "Alimony" and "How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?"
Kenny Rankin at the Shaboo Inn
Shaboo Inn
Jan 18, 1976
The solo troubadour, who died in 2009, performs intimate versions of "People Get Ready" and "Penny Lane" in this '76 set.
Chambers Brothers at Ash Grove, '64
Ash Grove
Aug 7, 1964
Before they went psychedelic with "Time Has Come Today," the four brothers were an a cappella gospel group. Hear their vocal harmonies.
Best of
Folk & Bluegrass
Harry Chapin in London
Jerry Garcia at French's Camp, '87
CSNY at Fillmore East 1970
Roscoe Holcomb
Don McLean at the Bottom Line, 1977
Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys
CSN&Y at the Fillmore East, 1970
Remembering Jeff Buckley
Doc Watson, 1967
Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys
Ralph Stanley at Newport 1968
Dave Van Ronk Goes to College
Jerry Garcia at French's Camp, '87
French's Camp
Aug 29, 1987
The iconic guitarist-singer leads his Acoustic Band on unplugged versions of Grateful Dead classics like "Friend of the Devil" and "Ripple."
Richard Thompson's Celtic Muse
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 1, 1988
The Brit singer-songwriter-guitarist plays tunes from
Daring Adventures
and
Amnesia
at the '88 Newport Folk Festival.
CSNY at Fillmore East 1970
Fillmore East
Jun 4, 1970
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young blend beautifully on "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," "Teach Your Children" and "Tell Me Why" in this 1970 Fillmore set.
Best of Newport Folk 1968-69
21 songs
1:35:13
We will miss Newport Folk this year. Have a listen to what is was like over 50 years ago with some Folk and Blues legends.
Roscoe Holcomb
Ash Grove
May 7, 1963
Listen to this powerful set from the man who inspired the term, "high and lonesome sound".
Maybelle Carter in 1963
Ash Grove
Apr 20, 1963
This wonderful recording showcases one of the most important country/folk musicians of her time, highlighting Carter's warm voice, her positive, humble demeanor and her superb finger-picking.
Jerry Garcia in the Great Outdoors
French's Camp
Aug 29, 1987
The Grateful Dead guitarist debuted his Acoustic Band on unplugged versions of "Deep Elem Blues," "Ripple," "Friend of the Devil" in 1987.
Everly Brothers & Pops at Newport
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 19, 1969
Don and Phil Everly join their guitar playing dad Ike on "Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad," "I Am A Pilgrim" and other old-timey tunes at the '69 Folk Festival.
Don McLean at the Bottom Line, 1977
Bottom Line
Feb 18, 1977
Hear the troubadour play his iconic "American Pie" and his hit single "Vincent (Starry Starry Night)" in this solo concert.
John Prine's Thought-Provoking Odes
Lenox Music Inn
Aug 25, 1973
Counterculture bard mocks phony patriots ("Your Flag Decal Won't Get You Into Heaven Anymore") and salutes pot smokers ("Illegal Smile").
James Taylor at the Fillmore East
Fillmore East
Jan 25, 1971
The lanky troubadour performs solo renditions of his "Country Road" and "Carolina On My Mind" and Merle Haggard's "Okie From Muskogee."