Labeled as an edited recording from Fox Hollow 1970, but the reel does not match. Probably belongs in Box 133. The First performers are unnamed, the label says Young Uns. Michael Cooney performs second, announced by an unnamed MC. Jean Ritchie is the fourth musician to perform. Bill Schwartz performs on a lute. Bonnie Dobson features towards the end and Michael Cooney features again on the 12-string guitar.
Labeled as a recording from 1970, this is a copy of Reel 014. It features Jean Ritchie and one of her sons. Guy Carawan performs second playing banjo and hammered dulcimer. The last musicians to feature are the Rust family singing a variety of folk music from around the world.
Labeled as a recording from the 1971 Fox Hollow Folk Festival. The first performance is by Michael Cooney. The second musician performs singing in a foreign language and performs a Kinky Friedman song. Golden Ring, an informal group of folk musicians, may be on this recording. There is no MC. Steve Gillette performs last singing ?2:10 train?.
Labeled as a submaster recording from Fox Hollow 1968, the recording does not match. It sounds like a performance by Margaret MacArthur and family or maybe Eric and Martha Nagler with Evelyne Beers. There is no MC or indication between the musicians of who they are.
Labeled as a 1968 submaster from Fox Hollow, the recording does not match the label. The first performers are unnamed but have appeared before. Dave Bromberg features with the Fabulous Torpedoes. Sounds like this recording has been edited together. Steven Burg and Andy Statman are named as members of the Torpedoes.
Labeled as a Submaster from the 1968 Fox Hollow Folk Festival. This is a recording of the Central Park Sheiks; Bob Hipkins, John Caruso, Bert Lee, and Richard Lieberson. Matt Glaser was also a part of the group but is not named. They play a variety of blues songs utilizing electric guitar, piano, bass, and acoustic guitar.
Labeled as a Spring Folk Sampler featuring the Putnam String County Band and Margaret MacArthur. There is no MC to introduce the musicians. This is a copy of Reel 013. It features Allan Stowell, Jack Hume, John Roberts, Larry Hanks, George and Gerry Armstrong, Michael Cooney, and Sweet Corn (a bluegrass band). Other musicians may appear.
This is labeled as a Spring Folk Sampler featuring Bottle Hill and Dave Bromberg. In fact, this is a copy of Reel 006. The Rust family features first. They are followed by Jerry Cushman from UCLA telling a Devil story. The audio quality is poor beginning during Cushman?s story. Philippe Bruneau features last performing with other Canadian musicians.
Labeled as a recording of the Central Park Sheiks. This is a copy of Reel 114. Robin and Linda Williams are the feature of the recording. No other musicians are heard.
There is no date or location on the label, only C.P. Sheiks. This is really a recording of Norman Blake and belongs in Box 124. The audio quality comes and goes. It is unclear if this is from a concert or a recording session, no audience is heard.
