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Cover StoryA Grain of Sand: Music for the Struggle by Asians in AmericaIn 1973, three young activists in New York City recorded A Grain of Sand...
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Artist SpotlightCivil War Naval Songs: Recording 19th Century Historical BalladsRecording historical songs often can require no more effort than searching...
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Archive SpotlightRemembering Hazel DickensOn April 22, our dear friend Hazel Dickens passed away. Hazel was one of the most important bluegrass singers...
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Tools for TeachingFolkways Jazz Education WebsiteThis feature explores jazz from different perspectives: chronologically with a timeline...
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video spotlightJAZZ: The Smithsonian Anthology
Albums
From the Collection
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Louisiana Creole MusicVarious Artists
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A Grain of Sand: Music for the Struggle by Asians in AmericaChris Kando Iijima, Joanne Nobuko Miyamoto, "Charlie" Chin
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Grupo Moncada Recorded Live in BostonGrupo Moncada
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What Now People?, Vol. 1Various Artists
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Jazz: The Smithsonian AnthologyVarious Artists
Back Issues
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- Summer 2015 UNESCO Collection of Traditional Music
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