Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1974. It sounds like a copy of recording 035. Featured are Faith Petric, Allen Oaks, Sherry Bronstein, Susie Rothfeld, Bethany Pratt, Tony Marcus, Murry Callahan, Katie Yako, Bill Steele, Sasha Yako, and Debbie Meclatchie [all unknown spellings]. All members are current or past members of the San Francisco Folk Music Club. Utah Phillips also features. There is no MC, although announcements are made by an unnamed woman.
A recording from Fox Hollow 1974. There is no MC. Featured first is Frankie Armstrong singing acapella. Fennig's All-Star String Band plays second. They play a selection of Canadian and Irish reels (traditional dance tunes), Irish jigs, American folk, and bluegrass songs. Toby Fink, Tom McCreesh, and Bill Spence are named as playing, the other members of the band are probably there too. Evelyne Beers sings third. The last musician is Holly Tannen. Other musicians may be Joe Hickerson, and the Saletans. This may belong in box 043.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1974. It sounds like a copy of recording 035. Featured are Faith Petric, Allen Oaks, Sherry Bronstein, Susie Rothfeld, Bethany Pratt, Tony Marcus, Murry Callahan, Katie Yako, Bill Steele, Sasha Yako, and Debbie Meclatchie [all unknown spellings]. All members are current or past members of the San Francisco Folk Music Club. Utah Phillips also featues. There is no MC, although announcements are made by an unnamed woman.
Labeled as a recording from Fox Hollow 1974. This is a very short recording. Sparky Rucker is the only musician. He remarks on how nice it is to be in the Albany area. Rucker plays ?Railroad Bill? among other songs. The recording seems to be the end of Rucker?s set for the night.
A recording from the Fox Hollow festival labeled as from 1974. It sounds like a copy of reel 026 which is labeled as from 1972. It features Bill Steele. Other musicians are unknown, there is no MC, and none are named on the box.
This recording begins with a long beep. Possibly form June 1978. There is no MC but based on the personal stories told and music played the musician featured is Sparky Rucker. He is the only one to appear on this recording. He plays a mix of folk, bluegrass, and country music. Most of the songs he plays are covers of other musicians.
Recorded at an unknown date pre-1972. Margaret MacArthur features first accompanied by her family. Sounds like a copy of recording 025. Bob and Evelyne Beers feature second playing children?s, cowboy, Spanish, and folk songs. They insist on audience participation, one of those called on is Bill Spence to play cornstalk fiddle.
Labeled as a recording from June 1978. The musicians are not fully named. Bill Keith and Jim Rooney feature first, and three are referred to as John, Jay and Lynn. [Jay and Lynn may be the Ungars] They perform a mix of folk, gospel, bluegrass, and country music. Instruments used include guitar, banjo, violin, and cello. Margaret MacArthur features last accompanied by her family; she alludes to it being springtime but does not give the date.The MC is unnamed but sounds like Eric Nagler.
Spring Folk Sampler #6, year unverified, possibly 1971. Recorded at the Delmar Coffee House in Delmar, NY. Sounds like a copy of reel 037. It starts with the end of another unnamed performer. This recording features Bill Spence and Walter Michael, The Bottle Hill Boys, Dave Bromberg and the Fabulous Torpedoes, and Mud Acres: Paul Seibel, Bill Keith, Tony Brown, Jim Rooney, Maria Muldaur, Artie Traum, and Happy Traum.
Spring Folk Sampler #5, year unverified, possibly 1971. Recorded at the Delmar Coffee House in Delmar, NY. The MC is unnamed. Bill Spence and Walter Michael feature on hammered dulcimers. It is a very casual concert, with plenty of banter between the performers. The Bottle Hill Boys feature second, and Dave Bromberg and the Fabulous Torpedoes feature third. The Fabulous Torpedoes named are Steve Burgh and Andy Statman, but the group had other members who may be on the recording. Mud Acres: Paul Siebel, Bill Keith, Tony Brown, Jim Rooney, Eric Kaz, Maria Muldaur, Artie Traum, and Happy Traum feature fourth.
