Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow in 1973. The Rust family features first singing folk music from around the world. This is a copy of Reel 003. Margaret MacArthur features second performing with her family. Janet Boyer introduces Doris Frazier from St. Louis for the third performance. Frazier is a gospel and folk singer. Audio quality comes and goes during the MacArthur?s and Doris Frazier?s sets.
Labeled as a recording of Don McClean songs. The recording is a copy of Reel 011 featuring Tom Paxton. He performs after Robin and Linda Williams as per his comments. He plays a variety of songs, makes jokes about Pete Seeger, and briefly mentions the Jimmy Carter swimming rabbit incident.
Labeled as a recording of a Spring Folk Sampler, no date. The reel may belong in Box 119 Robin and Linda Williams are the only musicians to perform on this recording which is recorded at night. They sing a variety of folk songs accompanying themselves on banjo and guitar.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1970, reel does not match. Sounds like it was recorded in a studio. The first singer is accompanied by piano, drums, and wind instruments. The first song is not folk, blues, or traditional country music. Some of the recording sounds like a jam session. This may be the recording of Nick Brignola who was a saxophonist.
Labeled as a recording from the 1970 Fox Hollow Folk Festival. The audio in the beginning is terrible. The speaker is telling stories about bears and reads an excerpt from The Biography of a Grizzly. May belong in Box 108. Another story written by a boy named Alex is also read out, also about bears.
The box does not label the date or musicians on the recording. Sounds like a copy of Reel 011. Don Person may be the person responsible for the recording. Tom Paxton features singing a variety of songs. He makes jokes about Pete Seeger and tells a story about Jimmy Carter and the swimming rabbit.
Labeled as a recording of Nick Birgnola. This is a recording of Sparky Rucker and John Colgan-Davis. Reel belongs in Box 107. Sparky is primarily a blues musician. It was recorded in a studio. Several songs are played more than once back-to-back. They sing ?Walking Blues?, ?Gospel Train?, and ?Crossroads?.
Labeled as a recording from February 1979. The performer tells a series of stories accompanied by musical effects. There is no MC. The mic is very echoey. Piano is utilized during the performance. Some of the stories are apocalyptic. Peter Dicken, Al Brown, Art Soldier, Steve [last name hard to hear], and Don Person [all names are provided at the end of the recording, but not the main performer]
Labeled as a recording from January 1974. This is a copy of Reel 029. Don Bernstein makes announcements at the start. Bob Coltman is the first performer introduced by Utah Phillips. Robin and Ellen Christenson are the second performers, they are joined by Irene Saletan. Irene and Ellen are sisters who made up the Kossoy Sisters. Lou Killen or John Robberts and Tony Barrand possibly feature. Frankie Armstrong and Suzy Rothfield (Thompson) also feature. Other musicians are unnamed.
