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Backtracks

Robert Cochran & Michael Cockram

Deep in the roots of American music, there are artists whose influence and talent have been largely overlooked or forgotten. In the Backtracks podcast, folklore scholar Professor Robert Cochran and musician Michael Cockram explore the music and lives of these under-appreciated pioneers.

Backtracks is a non-profit, educational podcast produced in association with the Ozark Folkways Fayetteville Folk School, a community music space.

Contact us with comments, questions and information at:

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Intro: Susan Shore

Intro music: Rent House Stomp by Big Bill Broonzy

ozarkfolkways.org.

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Эпизоды

13 эпизодов

  1. Gladys Knight | Torch songs and carrying the torch of soul and rhythm & blues. 37:36
  2. The Persuasions | Expanding the boundaries of a cappella music 32:42
  3. Martin, Bogan and Armstrong | The Legacy of the Old-Time Black String Bands 32:06
  4. Charlie Rich | The long road to finding his voice 35:45
  5. Clifton Chenier | The man who brought Zydeco music to the world 37:06
  6. Willie Dunn | The resonant voice of Canada's indigenous people; with guest Kelly Mulhollan 43:56
  7. Henry Thomas | The mystery of the hobo songster 34:18
  8. Lydia Mendoza | Idol of Mexican-American music 34:58
  9. Link Wray | The power chord and beyond 44:22
  10. Arlene Smith and the early “girl groups” that pioneered the sound of R & B and rock vocalists 37:06
  11. Eddie Hinton | A soulful raw talent and the career that should have been 32:18
  12. Brenda Patterson - A Vocal Powerhouse Revisited 36:44
  13. Washington Phillips - Unearthly Music of Morality, Mystery and Glory 36:32