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Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Mississippi Authority for Educational Television producers discuss to "The Land Where the Blues Began" (part 1)
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Contributor: …; Contributor: Bishop, John; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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Sep 10, 1979
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1
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Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Mississippi Authority for Educational Television producers discuss to "The Land Where the Blues Began" (part 2)
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Contributor: …; Contributor: Bishop, John; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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Sep 10, 1979
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2
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Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Mississippi Authority for Educational Television producers discuss to "The Land Where the Blues Began" (part 3)
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Contributor: …; Contributor: Bishop, John; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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Sep 10, 1979
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3
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Alan Lomax, John Bishop, and Mississippi Authority for Educational Television producers discuss to "The Land Where the Blues Began" (part 4)
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Contributor: …; Contributor: Bishop, John; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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Sep 10, 1979
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4
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Alan Lomax discusses American fiddle music with Alan Jabbour
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Contributor: Matthews, Gail; Contributor: Jabbour, Alan; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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1987
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1
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Alan Lomax, Jerry Parsons, and Gail Matthews discuss research into vernacular dance traditions
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Contributor: Matthews, Gail; Contributor: Parsons, Jerry; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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1987
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2
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Alan Lomax and Jerry Parsons discuss the origins of various material and expressive traditions, including dance
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Contributor: Parsons, Jerry; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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1987
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3
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Alan Lomax interviews Nimrod Workman about his ancestry and coal mining versus railroad work
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Contributor: Workman, Nimrod; Contributor: Lomax, Alan
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1987
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4
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