Labeled as the Star-Spangled Washboard Band at RPI on September 30th, unknown year. It is a copy of recording 039. Bill Keith and Jim Rooney are the first to feature on guitar and banjo. Other musicians are named as John, Jay, and Lynn [Jay and Lynn may be the Ungars], they play with one other unnamed person. Margaret MacArthur feature last performing with her family. The MC is unnamed but sounds like Eric Nagler.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1973, sounds like a copy of Reel 36. The First performers are not named. A musician named Billy, last name unintelligible, joins the first group. Sounds like it was recorded indoors. Jon Wilcox features with Jack Hume. Bottle Hill or Bottle Hill Boys, a bluegrass band also feature. Bottle Hill is made up of Lew London, Barry Mitterhoff, Walt Michael, Fraser Shaw, and Rex Hunt.
A recording from Fox Hollow Folk Festival 1973. Sounds like a copy of Reel 047. The first musicians are unnamed but are probably Sandy and Caroline Paton. The next musicians are unnamed, one woman sings work songs from around the country. The MC is unnamed making announcements at the end. The third musician is a woman singing work songs/ street cries from around the country. It was raining during this recording.
Labeled as a recording from the 1973 Fox Hollow festival. This recording belongs in Box 067. The first musicians to feature are Eric and Marth Nagler. It is unclear who the Nagler?s are performing with. It sounds like Evelyne Beers performs ?Seasons of Peace?. There is no MC. Johnny Shine features alongside Dave Bromberg. John Herald performs third accompanied by Stowall, Ungar, and Brody [as written on Box 067]. Aly Bane features on ?The Battle of New Orleans?. Sonia Malkine, features last on this recording; she is a musician from France.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1973. Sounds like a copy of Reel 036. One of the performers is named Billy, last name unintelligible. The MC does not consistently announce musicians. The music is a mix of folk, gospel, bluegrass, and country. John Wilcox features beginning his set with ?Yankee Lady?. The Bottle Hill or Bottle Hill Boys, a bluegrass band performs after Wilcox. Bottle Hill is made up of Lew London, Barry Mitterhoff, Walt Michael, Fraser Shaw, and Rex Hunt.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow Folk Festival 1973. Sounds like a copy of Recording 039. Bill Keith and Jim Rooney are the first to feature on guitar and banjo. Other musicians are named as Jay, John, and Lynn, they play with one other unnamed person. Jay nad Lynn may be the Ungars. Margaret MacArthur features last accompanied by her family.
A recording of Fox Hollow Folk Festival 1974. Sounds like a copy of Reel 056. The first group to play is the Steel Band. They perform a variety of South American and Caribbean music on steel drums and maracas. Neil, Liz, John, Larry, Pat, Peter, Keith, Emily, and Jim are the members of the band. Sandy and Caroline Paton feature second. A traveling school, The Trailside School, feature third singing a variety of folk songs. John Wright features last playing the Jews Harp, nose flute, and telling a story. The MC is unnamed making announcements.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1974. Sounds like a copy of Reel 047. It is raining during this recording. The first performers are unnamed but are probably Sandy and Caroline Paton. None of the musicians are named, and there is no MC. The third musician is a woman singing work songs/ street cries from around the country, including one specifically for women. The music is a mix of folk, bluegrass, and country.
Recorded at the 1974 Fox Hollow Folk Festival. Belongs in Box 056. Don Berstine may be the MC. The first performers are the Rust family playing a variety of folk music. The Rusts are Pat, Howard, Steven, Mark, and Allison. Goeff[sic] Miller and Dick Berman feature second, they are from Kingston, NY. The LeFever family from Tennessee play third, it is unclear which of them is playing. Faith Petric and the California contingent featuring Bill Steele, Tony Martin, and Debbie Meclatchie [sp unknown] play fourth. R.D. Jones and Donna DiChristopher are the last musicians to feature playing folk and country.
A recording from Fox Hollow 1974. This recording probably belongs in box 055. Box 057 also has a set list from Thursday August 8, 1974. It begins with John Wright on the Jews Harp. The Canterbury Orchestra with Dudley Laufman feature second. Bob McQuillen, Peter Colby, and Arthur Brian are the other orchestra members named. Evelyne Beers features singing ?Seasons of Peace? and other songs, she speaks briefly about the Beers family concert at the White House. Bob Beers? death is also discussed in regards to making a memorial archive and announce the pending marriage of Evelyne Beers and Don Bernstine. Donald and Annie Lindsay, and Judy Tebow feature playing Scottish folk music and bagpipes. Dan Smith, Bob Abrams, and Sparky Rucker play together last.