• Like Unwinding A Maypole

    Roland R. Harrison Posted On September 15, 2012
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    Like me, it’s a ramble, if you just kick back & follow the thread it opens into rooms of reflections. When you go back through the begotts & begetts of music sometimes you can listen to a piece & tell not just who did it, but who inspired & mentored that artist. It’s like all part of The One Big Story ….

    Guess I’m rambling again. This just made a live wire connection because I just got book/box set Woody At 100 by Smithsonian Folkways lable. It has me amazed at the quality & depth of Woody Guthrie. It is highly recomended by me.

    Thank you Holly for opening the door to Music History.




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