George Pegram of Union Grove, NC, and Walter Parham of Leicester, NC, have been playing and singing together for many years. They appear ...

Burl C. Coleman was born in Gainesville, AL. on May 20, 1896. He started performing blues as an entertainer for the American soldiers whil...

Recorded 1940 in Shafter Farm Security Administration Camp, CA. During their first of two trips to FSA Camp, Charles L. Todd & Robert So...

After Hawaii as part of the 1898 Joint Resolution had been made the 43rd state , tourism and media had quickly figured how to make profit ou...

As a matter of fact very little is known about Coleman and Whitehead these days. Coming from some place in or near the Ozarks area there bas...

Not too long ago I learned that there had actually been two guys in the band going by the name of G. Foster, both playing for the Carolina T...

Certainly Ernest V. Stoneman wasn't a harmonica virtuoso, however he and his family had quite an impact on the early folk and country sc...

For those who were wondering who these two guys in the headline are: it's Florida-based Booker T. Sapps and Roger Matthews actually, two...

Hey guys, let me introduce myself very quickly. My name is Matthias and I'm a German harmonica player and researcher in the field of pre...