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Coffeehouse Blues: The Folk Blues Revival
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From the mid-1950's to the mid-1960's, acoustic Blues music thrived in coffeehouses in Greenwich Village and elsewhere. Established folk/jazz/blues musician Dave Van Ronk, along with older blues artists such as Mississippi John Hurt and Rev. Gary Davis, gave a new audience their first opportunity to discover folk blues. Through lectures, videos and audio recordings, learn about this exciting period in music history known as "The Folk Blues Revival."
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Dates and locations to be announced.
Fee: $69
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Email us with your interest, contact: |
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Kim C. Beck, Director, Arts, Humanities and Science, kcb@uwm.edu, 414-227-3321
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