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You're not talking about dealing with the government here in regards to laws about citing samples. Yes . . . Consider radio -- an artist gets exposure, the publisher gets a small amount set by the gov't and not by the copyright holder, and the…
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well, i think the laws that were cited were created in the 1800s or some shit though. Here are the former and present copyright terms: 1790: 14 years + 14 years of renewal 1831: 28 + 14 1909: 28 + 28 1976: author's life + 50, 75 for works made for…
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well, i think the laws that were cited were created in the 1800s or some shit though. Here are the former and present copyright terms: 1790: 14 years + 14 years of renewal 1831: 28 + 14 1909: 28 + 28 1976: author's life + 50, 75 for works made for…
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Have you read Lost Highway by Peter Guralnick? I'm interested in checking that out. There's a lot of good biographies of individual artists and specific styles/genres. . a great read i stumbled upon a free symposium at vandi last march with Gur…
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Read Bill Malone's Country Music USA (2nd revised edition Univ of Texas Press) It's pretty definitive and exhaustive. If you don't mind reading a textbook style book it's pretty good. Any other books you recommend? I've started Malone's Singin…
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Read Bill Malone's Country Music USA (2nd revised edition Univ of Texas Press) It's pretty definitive and exhaustive. If you don't mind reading a textbook style book it's pretty good. Any other books you recommend? I've started Malone's Singin…
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Read Bill Malone's Country Music USA (2nd revised edition Univ of Texas Press)
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Have you checked out the http://fdncenter.org/? They also have a CD-Rom FCSearch that should be in most local library systems. Is this a grant for an individual or a non-profit organization? My wife, who is a grant writer, says the more you narrow y…
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Folks, He Sure Do Pull Some Bow! Vintage Fiddle Music 1927-1935 Blues, Jazz, Stomps, Shuffles & Rags (Old Hat CD-1003) Violin, Sing The Blues For Me African-American Fiddlers 1926-1949 (Old Hat CD-1002)
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I bought one of the Vestax PMC 05 Pros when it first came out several years ago. Is it worth anything now? Of the Rane TTM56 and Allen & Heath Xone 02, which adds less noise to the sound? In other words, with no music playing which is quieter? …
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Required Viewing for everybody, no? I rented the DVD already. This is a really great treat if you are a Dylan nut like me. The '66 shows w/ the Hawks/The Band are really And never have I seen Dylan so comprehensible and articulate when talking …
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No doubt. I was going to mention this on the folk thread. Vol 6 of the Bootleg series, Live 1964: Concert at the Philharmonic Hall is still available on triple vinyl. I imagine vinyl for Vol 7 from the documentary should be along soon.
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I also mix audiophile and DJ equipment. What's the budget? Better amplification and even an entry level turntable such as a Rega will help. I added a Plinius 8100 integrated amp to my setup with excellent results. How quiet is the Rane with the volu…
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I don't expect he will take responsibility for anything in Iraq anytime soon. Did anyone else read Mark Danner's "Taking Stock of the Forever War" from this past Sunday NYTimes? http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/magazine/11OSAMA.html Just thin…
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I don't expect he will take responsibility for anything in Iraq anytime soon. Did anyone else read Mark Danner's "Taking Stock of the Forever War" from this past Sunday NYTimes? http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/magazine/11OSAMA.html
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Volume I: Ballads of Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music is almost a mix of murder songs. Dick Justice: "Henry Lee" G.B. Brayson: "Ommie Wise" Edward Crain: "Bandit Cole Younger" Kelly Harrel: "Charles Giteau" Carter Family: "John Hardy …
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"I dunno . . . I guess I got this way from listening to old records too much . . . these echoes of the past . . . a lost world, true enough . . . the loss of these rich and ancient musical traditions . . . Well, it breaks my fuckin??? heart!!" R. Cr…
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Cape Dorset Prints. Only 50 copies of each are produced. Late Arrival is hanging above my kitchen table and is from last year's collection.
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Blind Lemon Jefferson: "Prison Cell Blues" Bukka White: "Parchman Farm" Julius Daniels: "99 Year Blues" from Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music
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Dylan's "Hurricane"
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Companies are shitting themselves because trans fat is their whole game in a nutshell.... apparently McDonalds fries rely on the stuff. What's ironic is that it might mean they go back to using more saturated fat for better "mouth feel"! That s…