Inventory of the Ronald D. Cohen Collection, 1914-2005

Collection Number 20239

Manuscripts Department, University Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Collection Information

Descriptive Summary

Administrative Information

Online Catalog Headings

Collection Overview

Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Papers, 1914-2005 (bulk 1940-2005).

2. Audiovisual materials, 1942-2002.

Items Separated

Related Collections

Contact Information:: Manuscripts Department; CB#3926, Wilson Library; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890; Phone: 919/962-1345; Fax: 919/962-3594; Email: mss@email.unc.edu; URL: http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/

Descriptive Summary

Repository: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection.

Creator: Cohen, Ronald D., 1940-

Title: Ronald D. Cohen Collection, 1914-2005 (bulk 1940-2005)

Call Number: 20239

Language of Materials: Materials in English

Extent: Items: About 3600; Linear Feet: 9.0

Abstract

Ronald D. Cohen, professor of history at Indiana University Northwest-Gary, 1970-2005, wrote and edited numerous books and articles, many about American folk music, and co-produced compilations of folk and topical songs. He edited Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography, written by Agnes Cunningham (Sis) and her husband Gordon Friesen. Sis Cunningham was a songwriter and musician who performed with the Almanac Singers, a 1940s group of folk musicians, and the Red Dust Players, a 1939 radical agitprop group that performed plays in aid of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union. Gordon Friesen was a newspaper journalist and artist. Cunningham and Friesen fled anti-Communist harassment in Oklahoma and moved to New York City where they founded and published Broadside, a magazine that documented topical and folk songs, beginning in the early 1960s.

The collection consists of papers, photographs, and audiovisual materials relating to Ronald Cohen, Sis Cunningham, Gordon Friesen, and Broadside. People figuring prominently in the collection include Barbara Dane, Josh Dunson, Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Janis Ian, Ernie Mars, Phil Ochs, Richard Reuss, Malvina Reynolds, Pete Seeger, Irwin Silber, Sammy Walker, Alan J. Weberman, and Izzy Young. Broadside papers, 1957-1999, include original artwork; operations correspondence; transcriptions of songs; articles; press releases; and concert flyers. Cohen papers, 1932-2005, include correspondence; materials related to recording and book projects; and research files documenting his studies of American topical songs and protest songs, the folk revival movement, and McCarthy-era Communism. Sis Cunningham papers, 1914-1998, include correspondence, family memorabilia, and original songs, plays, and writings. Some materials relate to the Red Dust Players. Gordon Friesen papers, late 1930s-1983, include correspondence, drawings, and writings, many documenting his career as a newspaper journalist and novelist. Photographs consist of family photographs of Sis Cunningham, Gordon Friesen, and their family. There are also a few unidentified images of old downtown storefronts and cars. Audiovisual materials include Cohen's collection of audiocassettes with recordings of folk music radio programs, copies of 78 rpm records, interviews, and commercial recordings. Microcassettes include recordings of Cohen's interviews with folk musicians and others associated with folk music. Other audiovisual materials include Cunningham and Friesen's family films and videocassettes documenting the 1991 Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention.

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Administrative Information

Restrictions to Access: This collection has restrictions to access. Please see details below or contact the Manuscripts Department for more information.

Usage Restrictions: Use of audiotapes, films, or videotapes may require production of listening or viewing copies.

Acquisitions Information: Received from Ronald D. Cohen of Gary, Ind., in January 2004 (Acc. 99961), August 2004 (Acc. 99971), March 2005 (Acc. 100022), and October 2005 (Acc. 100233 and Acc. 100261).

Processing Information: Processed by: Emily Jack, 2006; Encoded by: Emily Jack, January 2006

Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Ronald D. Cohen Collection #20239, Southern Folklife Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Copyright Notice: Copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Online Catalog Headings

These and related materials may be found under the following headings in online catalogs.

Almanac Singers.

Anti-communist movements--United States.

Broadside.

Central business districts--Photographs.

Cohen, Ronald D., 1940-

Cunningham, Sis, 1909-

Dane, Barbara.

Dunson, Josh, 1941-

Dylan, Bob, 1941-

Family--New York--Social life and customs.

Family--Oklahoma--Social life and customs.

Folk music.

Folk musicians--United States.

Folk music--Study and teaching.

Folk songs.

Folklorists--United States.

Freedom of speech--United States.

Friesen, Gordon, 1909-1996.

Guthrie, Woody, 1912-1967.

Ian, Janis.

Indiana University Northwest--Faculty.

Journalists--United States--History--20th century.

Marrs, Ernie.

McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957.

Ochs, Phil.

Popular music--Study and teaching.

Popular music--United States.

Protest songs.

Radio programs, Musical.

Red Dust Players.

Reuss, Richard A.

Reynolds, Malvina.

Seeger, Pete, 1919-

Silber, Irwin, 1925-

Southern Tenant Farmers' Union.

Storefronts--Photographs.

Topical songs.

Walker, Sammy.

Weberman, Alan J.

Young, Izzy.

Related Collections

Broadside Collection (#20289)
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Biographical Note: Ronald D. Cohen

Ronald Dennis Cohen was born in Los Angeles, Calif. on 3 August 1940. He graduated from North Hollywood High School and attended college at the University of California-Berkeley, graduating with a degree in history in 1962. He continued studying history as a graduate student at the University of Minnesota-Minneapolis, earning a masters degree in 1964 and a PhD in 1967. In 1965, Cohen married his first wife, with whom he had two children. In 1974, Cohen moved to Gary, Ind., where he taught history at Indiana University Northwest, Gary, beginning in 1970.

Ronald Cohen has written numerous books and articles, chiefly on the subjects of education and American folk music. These works include Rainbow Quest: The Folk Music Revival and American Society, 1940-1970 (2002) and Folk Music: The Basics (2006). Cohen also edited many books, including Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography (1999), written by Agnes Cunningham (Sis) and Gordon Friesen.

In 1996, Cohen co-produced (with Dave Samuelson) Songs for Political Action: Folk Music, Topical Songs and the American Left, 1926-1954, a ten-CD Bear Family Records box set. His other recording projects include The Best of Broadside: 1962-1988: Anthems of the American Underground From the Pages of Broadside Magazine, a five-CD box set released on Smithsonian Folkways Recordings in 2000.

Ronald Cohen's other professional activities include serving as president of Historians of American Communism, 2000-2003, and acting as co-director of the Calumet Regional Archives at Indiana University Northwest. He became a Professor of History Emeritus at Indiana University Northwest, Gary, in 2004, and remarried in 2005.

Biographical Note: Agnes Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen

Sis Cunningham was born 19 February 1909 in Watonga, Okla. She grew up in a family of poor sharecroppers, playing and writing music from a young age. Cunningham attended Oklahoma State College for Women and taught music briefly after graduating. In 1931, Cunningham spent a summer at Commonwealth College, a socialist school in Mena, Ark. After leaving Commonwealth, Sis Cunningham organized for the Southern Tenant Farmers Union, then worked briefly as music director at the Southern School for Women Workers in Asheville, N.C. In 1939, she became a founding member of the Red Dust Players, a traveling agitprop group that wrote and performed radical plays with the goal of mobilizing poor workers.

In 1941, Cunningham met and married Gordon Friesen, a radical newspaper journalist and artist also from Oklahoma. Fleeing harassment because of Communist affiliations, Cunningham and Friesen moved to New York City. They moved into Almanac House, a Greenwich Village house shared by topical singing group the Almanac Singers. Sis Cunningham became a member of the Almanac Singers, which included Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. Cunningham and Friesen moved to Detroit briefly, returning to New York City in 1944. Cunningham continued her association with the topical song movement, writing and playing songs with People's Songs, while Friesen worked for the Office of War Information. Their daughters, Jane and Agnes, were born in the late 1940s.

Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen founded Broadside, a magazine that documented topical and folk songs, in the early 1960s. Broadside operated on a minimal budget and was published out of Cunningham and Friesen's apartment. Many topical folksingers, including Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Janis Ian, and Tom Paxton, had songs published in Broadside early in their careers, and the magazine played a central role in the folk revival.

Collection Overview

The Ronald Cohen Collection consists of papers, photographs, and audiovisual materials relating to Ronald Cohen, Agnes Cunningham (Sis Cunningham), Gordon Friesen, and Broadside, a topical song magazine.

Broadside papers, 1957-1999, include original artwork that appeared in the magazine; personal and business correspondence related to Broadside's operation, including correspondence between the magazine's founders, Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen, and its contributors, who included folk musicians Pete Seeger, Janis Ian, Ernie Marrs, and Malvina Reynolds; transcriptions of songs that were printed in Broadside; articles; press releases; and concert flyers.

Ronald Cohen papers, 1932-2005, include personal and professional correspondence; materials related to Cohen's professional career, including recording and book projects; and research files, which document Ronald Cohen's studies of American topical songs and protest songs, the folk revival movement, and McCarthy-era Communism. Included are materials related to Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen's autobiography, Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography, edited by Cohen.

Sis Cunningham papers, 1914-1998, include correspondence, family memorabilia, and original songs, plays, and writings. Some materials relate to Cunningham's role in the Red Dust Players, a 1939 agitprop group devoted to organizing for the Southern Tenant Farmers Union. Gordon Friesen papers, late 1930s-1983, include correspondence, drawings, and writings, many documenting his career as a newspaper journalist and novelist. Photographs consist of family photographs of Sis Cunningham, Gordon Friesen, their two daughters, their parents, and other relatives. Also included are a few unidentified images of old downtown storefronts and cars.

Audiovisual materials include Ronald Cohen's collection of audiocassettes, which contain recordings of folk music radio programs, copies of 78 rpm records, recorded interviews, commercial recordings, and copies of Bear Family Records' Songs for Political Action, 1926-1953. Microcassettes include recordings of Ronald Cohen's interviews with various folk musicians and others associated with folk music. Other audiovisual materials include Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen's family films and videocassettes documenting the Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention, which took place in May of 1991.

Arrangement of Collection

1. Papers
1.1. Broadside Papers
1.2. Ronald Cohen Papers
1.3. Sis Cunningham Papers
1.4. Gordon Friesen Papers
1.5. Photographs
2. Audiovisual Materials
2.1. Audiocassettes
2.2. Films
2.3. Videocassettes
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Items Separated

Oversized papers (OP-20239/1-240)
Photographs (P-4626-4692)
Audiocassettes (FS-7370-FS-7571)
Films (F-20239/1-14)
Videocassettes (VT-20239/1-10)

Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Papers, 1914-2005 (bulk 1940-2005).

About 3400 items.

1.1. Broadside Papers, 1957-1999.

About 1200 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by subject, then chronological.

Broadside magazine, founded in 1962, documented the topical and folk song movement. Papers relating to the magazine's production were maintained by Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen, Broadside's co-creators. Artwork includes original drawings by Agnes and Jane Friesen, daughters of Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen; other original drawings and photographs that appeared in Broadside; and original paste-up magazine covers and pages, including Broadside's first cover and a page featuring Bob Dylan's song "Train A-Travelin'." General correspondence includes many letters to and from folk singer Pete Seeger. Other correspondence includes responses to a 1974 profile of Sis Cunningham that appeared in Ms. Magazine; letters exchanged with the family members of folk singer Phil Ochs; letters and original articles by "Dylanologist" Alan J. Weberman; and letters from folk musicians Janis Ian, Ernie Marrs, Malvina Reynolds, and Sammy Walker. Legal materials consist of financial statements and documentation of a brief change of Broadside's ownership during the 1980s. Songs include lead sheets, lyrics transcriptions, and sheet music that appeared in Broadside. Writings consist of articles that appeared in Broadside magazine and in volumes of Broadside re-prints. Miscellaneous materials include press releases, newsletters, and concert flyers. Note that additional correspondence appears in series 1.3 and 1.4.

Folder 1

Artwork: "Ag's and Jane's drawings"

Folder 2-6

Artwork: General

Folder 7

Clippings

Folder 8-9

Correspondence: General, 1957-1970

Folder 10-13

Correspondence: General, 1971-1979

Folder 14-16

Correspondence: General, 1980-1999

Folder 17

Correspondence: Harper and Row, 1964-1965

Folder 18

Correspondence: Janis Ian, 1965-1997

Folder 19

Correspondence: Ernie Marrs, 1962-1973

Folder 20

Correspondence and related materials: Ms. Magazine, 1974

Folder 21

Correspondence: Ochs family and estate, 1981-1982

Folder 22-25

Correspondence: Dick Reuss, 1964-1985

Folder 26-27

Correspondence: Malvina Reynolds, 1962-1972

Folder 28

Correspondence: Bob Shelton, 1970-1971

Folder 29

Correspondence: Sammy Walker, 1974-1981

Folder 30-34

Correspondence and related materials: Alan J. Weberman, 1968-1971 and undated

Folder 35-37

Legal Materials, 1965-1987

Folder 38-39

Songs, 1964-1989 and undated

Folder 40

Writings

Folder 41-42

Miscellaneous related materials

1.2. Ronald Cohen Papers, 1932-2005.

About 1200 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by subject, then chronological.

Processing Note: Papers related to Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography, by Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen, edited by Ronald Cohen, appear in this series. Cunningham and Friesen recorded notes for Red Dust and Broadsides on a reel-to-reel tape recorder in the early 1970s. Transcriptions of these tapes formed the basis of the book's original manuscript, which was edited in the 1970s and re-edited in the 1980s. Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen were unable to find a publisher until Ronald Cohen read and edited the manuscript in the 1990s. Sections of the manuscript in the form of notes, transcriptions, and drafts have been arranged chronologically (most recent to least recent) to the extent possible. Most, however, are undated. Due to the process by which the book was created, it is difficult to determine the chronology of these sections. Original folder titles have, for the most part, been retained. Also note that the name "Cohen," which appears on the original tape transcriptions refers to a Stu Cohen, who manned the tape recorder, not to Ronald Cohen.

Personal and professional correspondence includes correspondence with Broadside creator Sis Cunningham and Folklore Center founder Izzy Young. Materials related to professional projects document Cohen's recording projects, books he authored and edited, and conferences he organized. Research files document Ronald Cohen's interest in American topical and protest songs, the folk revival movement, labor history, and McCarthy-era Communism. These files include published works by and about Sis Cunningham, a copy of Gordon Friesen's FBI file, and various interviews of important figures in the folk music scene in the 1960s and 1970s. Miscellaneous research materials include folk newsletters, record company catalogs, record liner notes, and song books.

Folder 43-44

American Roots Music video project, 1998-1999

Folder 45-47

Bear Family Recording Project: Songs for Political Action, 1926-1953: Correspondence and notes, 1998-1999

Folder 48

Best of Broadside 1962-1968 (box set): Promotional materials, 2000

Folder 49

Correspondence: General, 1965

Folder 50

Correspondence: Sis Cunningham, 1999-2002

Folder 51

Correspondence and related materials: Barbara Dane and Irwin Silber, 1992-1998 and undated

Folder 52

Correspondence and related materials: Agnes Friesen, 2001-2004

Folder 53-62

Correspondence: Izzy Young, 1989-2005

Folder 63

Sis Cunningham interview transcription, 1999

Folder 64-65

Sis Cunningham Tribute, "Topical Songs from A (Almanacs) to B (Broadside): Tribute to Sis Cunningham," 1997

Folder 66-67

Woody Guthrie Conference, "Hard Travelin': The Life and Legacy of Woody Guthrie," 1996-1999

Folder 68

Alan Lomax Symposium, 1997-2000

Folder 69

Phil Ochs Symposium and Tribute Concert, "I Ain't Marching Anymore: The Music of Phil Ochs as Social Protest," 1999

Folder 70

Barry Olivier interview transcription, 1990-1994

Folder 71

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Chapter eight, 1991 (photocopy)

Folder 72

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "Chapter twelve, three copies of Gordon's OWI and Yorkville"

Folder 73

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "Broadside material to be incorporated into last third of book"

Folder 74

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Chapter twelve, early drafts

Folder 75

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "Growing Old in New York" (photocopy)

Folder 76

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Chapter eleven manuscript, from "tape one"

Folder 77-78

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "First sifting of Sis' early chapters"

Folder 79

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "Tentative outline of book (detailed)" (photocopy)

Folder 80

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: "Tentative outline of book"

Folder 81

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Book proposal, first draft

Folder 82

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Notes made from taped interviews

Folder 83

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Early outlines and notes

Folder 84

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Correspondence with publishers, 1976-1978

Folder 85

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Correspondence, Sis Cunningham with Jane Fried, 1994

Folder 86-88

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Correspondence, Ron Cohen with Sis Cunningham, 1991-1999

Folder 89

Red Dust and Broadsides: A Joint Autobiography: Miscellaneous related materials

Folder 90

Dick and Joanne Reuss, Music With a Mission: American Folk Music and Left-Wing Politics, 1927-1957, 1998-2000

Folder 91

Related Research: "Berkeley Folk Scene 1948-1957, Barry Olivier," 1948-1969

Folder 92

Related Research: Chicago Labor

Folder 93-95

Related Research: "Club 47: An Historical Ethnography of a Folk-Revival Venue in North America, 1958-1968," Mildred Rahn masters thesis, 1993

Folder 96-97

Related Research: Bill Cunningham's novel Pretty Boy, 1936 (photocopy)

Folder 98-99

Related Research: Sis Cunningham: Published works, 1977 and 1984

Folder 100

Related Research: David Dunaway interview with Irwin Silber and Barbara Dane (transcription), 1977

Folder 101

Related Research: Gordon Friesen's FBI file, 1945 and 1976

Folder 102

Related Research: "The Green Corn Rebellion," Charles C. Bush masters thesis (photocopy), 1932

Folder 103

Related Research: Bruce Kaplan, 1992

Folder 104

Related Research: Harvey Job Matusow's memoir manuscript, "Cockyboo," bound copy, 1992

Folder 105

Related Research: Dick Reuss interviews with Gordon Friesen and Sis Cunningham (transcriptions), 1965-1968

Folder 106-108

Related Research: Dick Reuss interviews with Irwin Silber and Barbara Dane (transcriptions), 1966-1968

Folder 109-110

Related Research: Dick Reuss interview transcriptions, 1962-1971

Folder 111-113

Related Research: Dick Reuss interviews with Izzy Young (transcriptions), 1965

Folder 114

Related Research: Sing Out! files, 1966-1990

Folder 115-116

Related Research: Miscellaneous related materials

1.3. Sis Cunningham Papers, 1914-1998.

About 400 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by subject, then chronological.

Papers relate to the life and career of Agnes Cunningham (Sis). Materials include photocopied newspaper clippings about Cunningham, correspondence, legal materials, songs, and writings. General correspondence includes letters written and received after 1993; additional correspondence appears in series 1.1. The scrapbook contains blurbs and reviews of Cunningham's songbook "Red Dust and Broadsides." Legal materials consist of song contracts and documentation of copyright disputes involving Cunningham's songs. There are also original plays written and performed by the Red Dust Players, a traveling agitprop group founded in 1939 that wrote and performed plays for the Southern Tenant Farmers Union. Red Dust Players materials also include some correspondence between Cunningham and fellow Red Dust Players member Dorothy Schmidt in later years. Songs and songbooks include materials for Cunningham's songbooks "Wall Street Suite" and "Red Dust and Broadsides," as well as lyrics and sheet music for other original songs, lyrics for traditional songs, and her transcriptions of songs by other songwriters. Writings consist of manuscripts of original stories, plays, and articles. These include "The Northern Star," a play written for a drama club Cunningham founded when she worked for the Children's Aid Society in the Frederick Douglass Housing Project. Notebooks contain political notes, quotations collected by Cunningham, and notes for books and stories. Miscellaneous materials include Cunningham's second grade report card from 1916-1917 and other Cunningham family memorabilia.

Folder 117-118

Clippings, 1925-1997 and undated

Box 5

Correspondence: Address card file

Folder 119

Correspondence: Oversized addresses from card file

Folder 120

Correspondence: General, 1993-1996 and undated

Folder 121

Correspondence: Scrapbook, 1990-1991 and undated

Folder 122-123

Legal Materials: Copyright dispute with Warner Brothers Records and Ry Cooder, 1972-1973

Folder 124

Legal Materials: Copyright dispute with Music Sales Corporation, 1988-1993

Folder 125

Legal Materials: Song contracts and related correspondence, 1964-1993

Folder 126-127

Red Dust Players, 1940-1988 and undated

Folder 128-131

Songs and Songbooks, 1961-1997 and undated

Folder 132

Writings: "Birdie O'Ferrall" ("Miss O'Quin - Sis' story")

Folder 133

Writings: "The Northern Star," possibly November 1955

Folder 134-139

Writings: "A Star for Darcy"

Folder 140

Writings: Miscellaneous, 1979 and undated

Folder 141

Writings: Personal journals, 1987-1994

Folder 142-144

Writings: Notebooks

Folder 145

Miscellaneous related materials, 1914-1998 and undated

1.4. Gordon Friesen Papers, late 1930s-1983.

About 500 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by subject, then chronological.

Papers consist of correspondence, drawings, and writings. Correspondence includes a transcription of an interview with Gordon Friesen conducted by David Dunaway, who was conducting research for a biography of Pete Seeger, and a photocopied article about Friesen written by Allan Teichroew for the magazine Mennonite Life. Note that additional correspondence appears in series 1.1. Drawings include about 400 original drawings, some of which appeared in Broadside magazine. Writings include a manuscript of Gordon Friesen's unpublished novel "Unrest," probably written in the late 1930s; a photocopy of Friesen's political pamphlet "Oklahoma Witch Hunt"; photocopies and manuscripts of published articles; and typed notes for stories or novels.

Folder 146

Correspondence: General, 1944

Folder 147

Correspondence: David Dunaway, 1976

Folder 148

Correspondence: Allan Teichroew, 1983

Folder 149

Drawings

Folder 150-161

Writings: "Unrest," late 1930s

Folder 162

Writings: Sis Cunningham's notes on "Unrest"

Folder 163-164

Writings: Miscellaneous, 1958-1962

1.5. Photographs, 1916-1952 and undated.

About 60 items.

Includes photographs of Sis Cunningham, Gordon Friesen, and their children Agnes and Jane Friesen; photographs of Gordon Friesen's parents; photographs of Sis Cunningham's family, including a 1916 photo of Sis Cunningham's first grade class; and other unidentified photographs, probably of Cunningham's and Friesen's families. Also included are a few unidentified images of old downtown storefronts and cars.

Image P-4626-4692

Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen family photographs

2. Audiovisual materials, 1942-2002.

250 items.

2.1. Audiocassettes, 1942-2002.

202 items.

Arrangement: Audiocassettes (FS-7370-FS-7473) are arranged chronologically, by the content of the cassette, then alphabetically for undated cassettes. Note that the original numbered titles of cassettes FS-7448-FS-7463 have been retained. See donor's guide for a more complete listing of the content of these cassettes. Microcassettes (FS-7474-FS-7571) are arranged alphabetically, by interview subject.

Content of audiocassettes dates from 1942-2002 and includes recordings of folk music radio programs from the 1940s to the 1990s; copies of 78 rpm records, chiefly folk and topical songs; taped interviews; commercial recordings; and copies of Bear Family Records' Songs for Political Action, 1926-1953. Recordings of Bob Dylan are included, including what is probably a copy of a reel-to-reel recording made by Dylan for Broadside magazine. Copies of 78 rpm records include recordings by Woody Guthrie, the Almanac Singers, Pete Seeger, and the Weavers. Interview subjects include Phil Ochs, Sis Cunningham, Gordon Friesen, Bernice Reagon, Dave Van Ronk, and Izzy Young. Microcassettes consist of recorded interviews conducted by Ronald Cohen, including interviews with Eric Anderson, Oscar Brand, John Cohen, Sis Cunningham, Country Joe McDonald, Odetta, Studs Terkel, Peter Yarrow, and Izzy Young.

Audiocassette FS-7370

Vern Pantlow, 1942-1944

Audiocassette FS-7371

Side A: CIO Political Action Committee Program; Side B: CIO Department of Education & Res. - Tom Glazer, 1946

Audiocassette FS-7372

Side A: Margot Mayo WNYC Programs, 1946-1947; Side B: Almanac Singers

Audiocassette FS-7373

Risseldy Rosseldy, Betty Sanders, 1947

Audiocassette FS-7374

Earl Robinson, 1949

Audiocassette FS-7375

Charity Bailey - YPR, 1950

Audiocassette FS-7376

Side A: Lonesome Valley, Folkways, 1950; Side B: Citizen C.I.O., Asch, 1944

Audiocassette FS-7377

Vern Pantlow: Tape I, 18 May 1958-22 May 1958

Audiocassette FS-7378

Vern Pantlow: Tape II, 18 May 1958-22 May 1958

Audiocassette FS-7379

Bob Dylan with Cynthia Gooding - Folksinger's Choice, 11 March 1962

Audiocassette FS-7380

"With God on Our Side," 12 April 1963; "Seven Curses," circa 1963; other acetates

Audiocassette FS-7381

Herb Dexter, Folk Music (Magazine), New York City, 1964

Audiocassette FS-7382

J. Lester: Interview by Josh Dunson, 4 August 1964

Audiocassette FS-7383

Phil Ochs: Interview by Josh Dunson, 19 August 1964

Audiocassette FS-7384

Sis Cunningham/Gordon Friesen: Interview by Josh Dunson, 20 August 1964

Audiocassette FS-7385

Irwin Silber/Barbara Dane: Interview by Josh Dunson: Tape I, 11 September 1964

Audiocassette FS-7386

Irwin Silber/Barbara Dane: Interview by Josh Dunson: Tape II, 11 September 1964

Audiocassette FS-7387

Gil Turner: Interview by Josh Dunson, 16 September 1964

Audiocassette FS-7388

Bernice Reagon: Interview by Josh Dunson, 2 November 1964

Audiocassette FS-7389

Guy Carawan: Interview by Josh Dunson, 11 December 1964

Audiocassette FS-7390

Folk City U.S.A., WCRB, Boston: Tape 1, August 1965

Audiocassette FS-7391

Folk City U.S.A., WCRB, Boston: Tape 2, August 1965

Audiocassette FS-7392

Folk City U.S.A., WCRB, Boston: Tape 3, August 1965

Audiocassette FS-7393

WBAI-FM NYC, Steve Rathe program on Izzy Young, April 1973

Audiocassette FS-7394

Harold Levanthal: Tape 1, 9 June 1977

Audiocassette FS-7395

Harold Levanthal: Tape 2, 9 June 1977

Audiocassette FS-7396

Side A: Bob Gibson and Hamilton Camp, Studs Terkel program, 15 December 1978; Side B: Guy and Candy Carawan

Audiocassette FS-7397

David Dunaway, KPFA: People's Songs, People's Artists: Pacifica Tape Library: Tape 1, 1979

Audiocassette FS-7398

David Dunaway, KPFA: People's Songs, People's Artists: Pacifica Tape Library: Tape 2, 1979

Audiocassette FS-7399

David Dunaway, KPFA: People's Songs, People's Artists: Pacifica Tape Library: Tape 3 1979

Audiocassette FS-7400

Marcia Berman Sings Malvina Reynolds's "Rabbits Dance," 1985

Audiocassette FS-7401

Louis Jordan and His Tympany Five, also featuring Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, 1986

Audiocassette FS-7402

Peace Bells, Job Matusow, 1987

Audiocassette FS-7403

Folk Songs and Ballads sung by Joe Hickerson with a gathering of friends, Joe Hickerson, 1988

Audiocassette FS-7404

Dave Van Ronk interview: Tape 1, New York City, 12 May 1989

Audiocassette FS-7405

Dave Van Ronk interview: Tape 2, New York City, 12 May 1989

Audiocassette FS-7406

The Best of Dick Cerri's Music Americana Showcases, May 1989

Audiocassette FS-7407

Dick Weissman, Boulder, Colo., November 1989

Audiocassette FS-7408

Dick Weissman/Journeymen, December 1990

Audiocassette FS-7409

Bob Fass, WBAI, New York City, 11 January 1991, Rosalie Sorrels

Audiocassette FS-7410

Copy of Mimi Farina and Bob Gibson Live at Bear's Place, 16 May 1991

Audiocassette FS-7411

Reuss Conference Concert: Tape I, 17 May 1991

Audiocassette FS-7412

Reuss Conference Concert: Tape II, 17 May 1991

Audiocassette FS-7413

Reuss Conference Concert: Tape III, 17 May 1991

Audiocassette FS-7414

Ronnie Gilbert, KPFA, 17 February 1994

Audiocassette FS-7415

Manny Greenhill Interview (by Jim Rooney), Folk Alliance, February 1995

Audiocassette FS-7416

Folk Legends panel, Folk Alliance, February 1995

Audiocassette FS-7417

George Wein (R. Cohen), New York City, 25 August 1995

Audiocassette FS-7418

Demo Cassette to accompany "And the Beat Goes On" by Michael Campbell, 1996

Audiocassette FS-7419

"The Tribute to Sis Cunningham," Ethical Culture Society, New York City: Tape 1, 2 November 1997

Audiocassette FS-7420

"The Tribute to Sis Cunningham," Ethical Culture Society, New York City: Tape 2, 2 November 1997

Audiocassette FS-7421

Fresh Air: Peter Goldsmith Biography of Moe Asch, broadcast 10 June 1998

Audiocassette FS-7422

Side A: Talk of the Nation: Billy Bragg, 1 July 1998; Side B: Billy Bragg/Nora Guthrie, "Anthem," 5 July 1998

Audiocassette FS-7423

Tom Paley in Spain playing banjo, May 1999

Audiocassette FS-7424

Ramblin' Jack Elliott Party, New York City, AMC Theater, 9 August 2000

Audiocassette FS-7425

Talk of the Nation: Alan Lomax, 24 July 2002

Audiocassette FS-7426

"78s & stuff": Les Baxter, Ronnie Gilbert, etc.

Audiocassette FS-7427

Folk Music from BBC Archive

Audiocassette FS-7428

"Mordecai Bauman Sings Shakespeare Songs, Songs of American Sailormen, George M. Cohen Songs"

Audiocassette FS-7429

Allan Block: Ebenezer, "Tell It To Me" and "Alive & Well & Fiddling"

Audiocassette FS-7430

Mario Cassetta's 78 Collection: Tape I

Audiocassette FS-7431

Mario Cassetta's 78 Collection: Tape II

Audiocassette FS-7432

Broadside Tape From Reel: Bob Dylan/Gil Turner

Audiocassette FS-7433

Jack Elliott original recording: 912 Green

Audiocassette FS-7434

9th Annual Folk Alliance Conference: "A Half Century of Folk Music"

Audiocassette FS-7435

Lee Hays bootleg recordings

Audiocassette FS-7436

"Jimmie Rodgers, Woody Guthrie & The Great Depression - A Radio Documentary by Danny Meltzer"

Audiocassette FS-7437

"Northwind"

Audiocassette FS-7438

Side A: Gabby Pahinui and Ry Cooder, "Hawaiian Songs Vol. 1"; Side B: Karen Dalton, Hank Williams

Audiocassette FS-7439

"Political Project": Tape I

Audiocassette FS-7440

"Political Project": Tape II

Audiocassette FS-7441

"Political Project": Tape III

Audiocassette FS-7442

Roll the Union On/Ballad of FDR

Audiocassette FS-7443

Songs from the Third Reich

Audiocassette FS-7444

Strange Funeral at Braddock, etc.

Audiocassette FS-7445

They'll Never Keep us Down: Women's Coal Mining Songs

Audiocassette FS-7446

Josh White, "Southern Exposure"

Audiocassette FS-7447

YPR Sampler

Audiocassette FS-7448

8250/8251: Includes recordings by Josh White, Keynote recordings by the Almanac Singers, and Asch recordings by Pete Seeger

Audiocassette FS-7449

8252: Includes recordings by Woody Guthrie ("Sally Don't you Grieve" and "Jim Crow"), Josh White, the Union Boys, Burl Ives, Tom Glazer, Earl Robinson, and Pete Seeger

Audiocassette FS-7450

8253/8249: Includes Labor Arts Presents Ballads for Sectarians and recordings by Pete Seeger, Bob Hill/Fred Hellerman, the Weavers, and Joe Glazer

Audiocassette FS-7451

7907: Includes recordings by the Almanac Singers, Pete Seeger, Bernie Asbel, Josh White, Earl Robinson, Beatrice Kay, Manhattan Chorus, Goodson and Vale, and Sir Lancelot

Audiocassette FS-7452

7908: Includes recordings by Saul Arrons, American Student Union Cast, Josh White, the Weavers, Bob Ferguson and His Scalawaggers, Progressive Party Campaign, and Manhattan Chorus

Audiocassette FS-7453

7915: "Political Tapes," including "We Shall Not be Moved," "Hammer Song," "Jim Crow," "Red Boogie," and "John I Hardly Knew You"

Audiocassette FS-7454

7916: "Politcal Tapes," including recordings by the Weavers

Audiocassette FS-7455

7919: Includes "Dollar Ain't a Dollar Anymore," recordings by Earl Robinson, and Chinese Army songs

Audiocassette FS-7456

7937: Includes "We're All Dodgin'," "Blow the Man Down," "House of the Rising Sons," and recordings by Tommy Collins

Audiocassette FS-7457

7950: Includes Polygram recordings by Barbara Lynn, Lonnie Donegan, and Woody Guthrie ("Mean Talking Blues," etc.)

Audiocassette FS-7458

7951: "Polygram Political": Includes recordings by the Almanac Singers, Josh White, Earl Robinson, and Tony Kraber

Audiocassette FS-7459

7952/7917: Recordings by Earl Robinson and Harrison Dowd

Audiocassette FS-7460

7953: Includes Commodore recordings by Peter Hawes, Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, the Weavers, and the Folkcrafters; and recordings by the Almanac Singers

Audiocassette FS-7461

8165: "Pete's Stash": Includes various recordings by Pete Seeger, including "John Henry," "Union Song," "Midnight Special," and "East Virginia"

Audiocassette FS-7462

8166: Includes recordings by Pete Seeger ("Live at Town Hall," "Talkin Politics," "Dark of the Moon,") and recordings by Josh White and the Weavers

Audiocassette FS-7463

8167: Recordings by Pete Seeger: Includes "Which Side Are You On," "Talkin Atom Blues," "Ida Red," and "John Hardy"

Audiocassette FS-7464

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 1

Audiocassette FS-7465

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 2

Audiocassette FS-7466

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 3

Audiocassette FS-7467

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 4

Audiocassette FS-7468

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 5

Audiocassette FS-7469

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 6

Audiocassette FS-7470

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 7

Audiocassette FS-7471

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 8

Audiocassette FS-7472

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 9

Audiocassette FS-7473

Songs For Political Action, 1926-1953, Bear Family Records: CD 10

Audiocassette FS-7474

Interview with Jackie Alper, 5 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7475

Interview with Eric Anderson, Gary, Ind., 13 February 1990

Audiocassette FS-7476

Interview with Bernie Asbell, State college, Pa., 14 August 1992: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7477

Interview with Bernie Asbell, State College, Pa., 14 August 1992: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7478

Interview with Mordecai Bauman, New York City, N.Y., 13 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7479

Interview with M. Berman and H. Cohen, Venice, 5 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7480

Interview with Bob Black, Berkeley, Calif., 5 January 1995

Audiocassette FS-7481

Interview with Oscar Brand, New York, 29 September 1991: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7482

Interview with Oscar Brand,, New York, 29 September 1991: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7483

Interview with Les Brown, New York City, N.Y., 8 March 1994

Audiocassette FS-7484

Interview with Guy Carawan, 24 January 1991

Audiocassette FS-7485

Interview with Mario Casetta, 5 December 1991

Audiocassette FS-7486

Interview with Len Chandler, Los Angeles, Calif., 4 December 1991

Audiocassette FS-7487

Interview with H. Cohen, 2 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7488

Interview with John Cohen, 3 October 1991: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7489

Interview with John Cohen, 4 October 1991: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7490

Interview with Sis Cunningham, New York City, N.Y., 4 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7491

Interview with Bob DeCormier, Belmont, Vt., 9 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7492

Interview with Art D'Lugoff, New York City, N.Y., 26 August 1995

Audiocassette FS-7493

Interview with Josh Dunson, Rolling Prairie, Ind., 25 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7494

Interview with Billy Faier, Woodstock, N.Y., 8 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7495

Interview with M. Fleischer, 1 December 1989

Audiocassette FS-7496

Interview with Raeburn Flerlage, Chicago, Ill., 15 July 1992

Audiocassette FS-7497

Interview with Hope Foye, 3 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7498

Interview with Frank Fried, San Diego, Calif., 19 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7499

Interview with Ronnie Gilbert, Milwaukee, Wis., 16 May 1992

Audiocassette FS-7500

Interview with Lou Gordon, New York City, N.Y., 3 May 1995

Audiocassette FS-7501

Interview with Arthur Gorson, Los Angeles, Calif., 3 December 1992

Audiocassette FS-7502

Interview with Lou Gottlieb, Los Angeles, Calif., 22 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7503

Interview with Manny Greenhill, Santa Monica, Calif., 21 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7504

Interview with Mitch Greenhill, Los Angeles, Calif., 27 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7505

Interview with Dawn Greening, Fort Collins, Colo., 5 July 1992

Audiocassette FS-7506

Interview with Frank Hamilton, Atlanta, Ga., 2 November 1990: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7507

Interview with Frank Hamilton, Atlanta, Ga., 2 November 1990: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7508

Interview with Barry Hansen, Los Angeles, Calif., 28 June 1990: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7509

Interview with Barry Hansen, Los Angeles, Calif., 28 June 1990: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7510

Interview with Bess Hawes, Arlington, Va., 16 September 1994

Audiocassette FS-7511

Interview with F. Hellerman, New York City, N.Y., 27 September 1991

Audiocassette FS-7512

Interview with Carolyn Hester, Los Angeles, Calif., 3 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7513

Interview with Joe Hickerson, 17 May 1990

Audiocassette FS-7514

Interview with Sam Hinton, San Diego, Calif., 20 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7515

Interview with Moe Hirsch, Berkeley, Calif., 2 January 1995

Audiocassette FS-7516

Interview with Lee Hoffman and Aaron Rennert, Port Charlotte, Fla., 2 January 1990

Audiocassette FS-7517

Interview with Jac Holzman, Los Angeles, Calif., 27 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7518

Interview with Joe Jaffe, Berkeley, Calif., 29 June 1992

Audiocassette FS-7519

Interview with Ed Kahn, Los Angeles, Calif., 25 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7520

Interview with Orrin Keepnews, Berkeley, Calif., 19 October 1990

Audiocassette FS-7521

Interview with L. Kilberg, New York City, N.Y., 2 May 1995

Audiocassette FS-7522

Interview with Barry Kornfeld, New York City, N.Y., 27 April 1996

Audiocassette FS-7523

Interview with Bernie Krause, Highland Park, Ill., 18 August 1990

Audiocassette FS-7524

Interview with Julius Lester, Amherst, Mass., 10 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7525

Interview with Harold Levanthal, 3 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7526

Interview with E. Lieberman, 30 September 1991

Audiocassette FS-7527

Interview with Jo Mapes, Chicago, Ill., 15 December 1992

Audiocassette FS-7528

Interview with Gerry McCabe, Venice, 7 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7529

Interview with Country Joe McDonald, Berkeley, Calif., 24 April 1992

Audiocassette FS-7530

Interview with J. Meizner, New York City, N.Y., 1 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7531

Interview with Moses Moon, Bodega Bay, Calif., 5 July 1990

Audiocassette FS-7532

Interview with Ray Nordstrand, Chicago, Ill., 1 August 1990

Audiocassette FS-7533

Interview with Odetta, New York City, N.Y., 5 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7534

Interview with Milt Okun, Beverly Hills, Calif., 2 December 1991

Audiocassette FS-7535

Interview with Barry Olivier, Berkeley, Calif., 2 July 1990

Audiocassette FS-7536

Interview with Barry Olivier, Berkeley, Calif., 1 July 1992

Audiocassette FS-7537

Interview with Noel Osheroff, 31 July 1993

Audiocassette FS-7538

Interview with Tom Paley, Stockholm, Sweden, 29 May 1990

Audiocassette FS-7539

Side A: Interview with Sandy Paton; Side B: Interview with Caroline Paton, 29 January 1991

Audiocassette FS-7540

Interview with Ed Pearl, Los Angeles, Calif., 25 June 1990: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7541

Interview with Ed Pearl, Los Angeles, Calif., 25 June 1990: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7542

Interview with Mary Ann Pollar, Oakland, Calif., 13 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7543

Interview with Ethel Raim, New York City, N.Y., 12 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7544

Interview with Susan Reed, New York City, N.Y., 29 April 1996

Audiocassette FS-7545

Interview with Ralph Rinzler, 15 May 1990

Audiocassette FS-7546

Interview with Robin Roberts, Old Tappan, N.J., 19 June 1997

Audiocassette FS-7547

Interview with Dick Rosmini, Los Angeles, Calif., 7 August 1993

Audiocassette FS-7548

Interview with Paul Rothchild, Los Angeles, Calif., 26 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7549

Interview with Harry Schacter, New York City, N.Y., 8 March 1993

Audiocassette FS-7550

Interview with Teddi Schwartz, New York City, N.Y., 12 August 1992

Audiocassette FS-7551

Interview with J. Sebastian, Woodstock, N.Y., 4 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7552

Interview with Peggy Seeger, Gary, Ind., 8 November 1994

Audiocassette FS-7553

Interview with P. Siegel, 2 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7554

Interview with Irwin Silber and Barbara Dane, Oakland, Calif., 2 July 1990: Tape 1

Audiocassette FS-7555

Interview with Irwin Silber and Barbara Dane, Oakland, Calif., 2 July 1990: Tape 2

Audiocassette FS-7556

Interview with Barbara Dane and Irwin Silber, Oakland, Calif., 5 July 1990

Audiocassette FS-7557

Side A: Interview with Mark Silber; Side B: Interview with Rita Weill, Berkeley, Calif., 6 July 1990

Audiocassette FS-7558

Irwin Silber "Hootenanny," Oakland, Calif., 13 December 1991

Audiocassette FS-7559

Interview with J. Silverman, 30 September 1991

Audiocassette FS-7560

Interview with G. Sprung, New York City, N.Y., 26 June 1991

Audiocassette FS-7561

Interview with Chris Strachwitz, El Cerito, Calif., 6 July 1990

Audiocassette FS-7562

Interview with Studs Terkel, Chicago, Ill., 1 August 1990

Audiocassette FS-7563

Interview with Happy Traum, Woodstock, N.Y., 5 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7564

Interview with George Wein, New York City, N.Y., 25 August 1995

Audiocassette FS-7565

Interview with Eric Weissberg, Woodstock, N.Y., 4 October 1991

Audiocassette FS-7566

Interview with Stan Wilson, Berkeley, Calif., 2 July 1992

Audiocassette FS-7567

Interview with Peter Yarrow, Chicago, Ill., 3 December 1995

Audiocassette FS-7568

Interview with Izzy Young, Stockholm, Sweden, 3 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7569

Interview with Izzy Young, Stockholm, Sweden, 4 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7570

Interview with Izzy Young, Stockholm, Sweden, 5 June 1990

Audiocassette FS-7571

Interview with Henrietta Yurchenco, New York City, N.Y., 10 March 1993

2.2. Films, .

14 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical.

Films consist of home movies made by the family of Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen. Most are undated. Note that original film titles and descriptions have been retained. Also note that F-20239/9 is broken, and that F-20239/13 and F-20239/14 contain no labels or descriptions.

Film F-20239/1

Airplane & William X

Film F-20239/2

Animals

Film F-20239/3

Chris & Josh; "begins with beautiful shots of Jane - Mom and Japanese"

Film F-20239/4

Clambake, Cat, Mom, Mice

Film F-20239/5

Clambake, Cats, too light; "alright at distance"

Film F-20239/6

Clambake in park with Eric and family/Gordon, Eric, Sis, Jane in park

Film F-20239/7

Ellie, Julie, Jane, Grandma; "taken by Jane and Grandma, Winter 1970-1971"

Film F-20239/8

Ellie, Julie, Willie, Jane, Ag

Film F-20239/9

Jane and Baker in Park (broken)

Film F-20239/10

Martins in Park/Willie and Julie, Fall 1969

Film F-20239/11

Matt McGinn/Matt and P. Kaplan

Film F-20239/12

Mom, Dad, Ag, Jane, Baker, Art

Film F-20239/13

Unlabeled

Film F-20239/14

Unlabeled

2.3. Videocassettes, May 1991.

10 items.

Arrangement: Alphabetical.

Videocassettes document the Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention, which took place in May of 1991. Note that original video titles and descriptions have been retained.

Videotape VT-20239/1

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Courtyard Camera: Tape 1

Videotape VT-20239/2

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Courtyard Camera Day 2: Tape 1

Videotape VT-20239/3

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Courtyard Camera Day 2: Tape 2

Videotape VT-20239/4

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Lobby Camera: Tape 1

Videotape VT-20239/5

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Lobby Camera: Tape 2

Videotape VT-20239/6

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Lobby Camera, Hootenanny: Tape 1

Videotape VT-20239/7

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Lobby Camera, Hootenanny: Tape 2

Videotape VT-20239/8

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Lobby Camera Day 2: Tape 2

Videotape VT-20239/9

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Panel Discussions, Square Dance Musicians

Videotape VT-20239/10

The Richard Reuss Memorial Folk Music Convention: Square Dance