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  1. Listen to Kenyan gospel music with this album!

  2. Learn about the rich traditions of Gullah culture of Georgia and South Carolina!

  3. Listen here for an album of traditional popular Scottish tunes!

  4. The Jazz Anthology cover is a great example of Ronald Clyne’s mid-century work.

  5. Arbee Stidham was injured and forced to quit the sax. Fortunately, out of that injury came this album.

  6. Listen to this playlist that features important Civil Rights Movement songs in honor of

  7. How many other names did the Original Memphis 5 perform under? Find out in these liner notes.

  8. Listen to this 1971 interview of Angela Davis

  9. India’s Great Shamin Ahmed shows classical Hindustani music. Here's "Khamaj."

  10. Who knows what other field Lunsford dabbled in? Look on page 7 of the liner notes.

  11. Contemporary artists cover Woody Guthrie songs in this new Folkways album! Pre-order your copy now!

  12. Listen our latest People's Pick playlist from of

  13. to this 1954 Folkways release of historic Civil War Ballads. Here’s “Roll, Alabama, Roll.”

  14. in 1908, President Roosevelt declared the a National Monument.

  15. Learn about Southern blues in the Folkways lesson “The Vocal Blues”

  16. Learn about Kawachi Ondo, a little-known genre of epic-based songs from Japan!

  17. The McGee Brothers played classic banjo music on this 1968 record.

  18. This 1955 album is one of the first recordings of Ravi Shankar available in the west. Listen to learn more!

  19. Listen to Blues with a Message from the Arhoolie Collection. Here is Tom Moore’s Farm, played by Mance Lipscomb

  20. Folkways group The McIntosh County Shouters was featured on Hip Deep, a segment of . Listen here!

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