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Performers of folk music have long understood the importance of writing songs for children. Indeed, it is through the voices of children that many of the greatest folk songs and traditions are kept alive. Full Article at Lancaster Online
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BMNN wrote: on Nov. 04, 2009: Over 60 years after Folkways Records released Woody Guthrie's first children's/family music album in 1947, his granddaughter Sarah Lee Guthrie is ensuring the family's commitment to children's music and its longstanding... Full Article at Cybergrass
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It sometimes feels like you're in muzak hell when you've sung The Wheels On The Bus for the 912 gazillionth time or heard the same version of Jack And Jill sung by a slightly hysterical matronly school teacher once too often. Full Article at The Sun
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'Go Waggaloo' continues the Guthrie family chain of song-making first forged by Sarah's grandfather, Woody Guthrie. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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We always knew we wanted to do a children's album at some point, and so many of these ideas came up from time to time from Olivia ... When the folks at Smithsonian Folkways suggested a kid's album, I knew we could do it well.
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Mary's story and her accomplishments are very much in keeping with Louise's legacy ... Like Mary has for her charges, Louise always looked after me and our sons not just from a strict business standpoint, but as a fan as well. She could see and understand the appeal of our music in a way that perhaps ot...
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The misnomer is because we have an Irish folk influence, we must be huge in Ireland
– Al Barr SOURCE: The San Jose Mercury News
