| Cephas & Wiggins at 2007 Smithsonian Folklife Festival |
 |
John Cephas and Phil Wiggins, Piedmont Blues
duo extraordinaire, do what they do best, in
addition to explaining the musical difference
between Piedmont and Delta style Blues. They
then perform "I Got the Key to that Highway."
John Cephas, Bowling Green,
Caroline County, Virginia
Although he was born in Washington, D.C.,
John Cephas's family hails from the Piedmont
region, where he now lives. He has been one
of the major proponents of the Piedmont-style
blues guitar, and he was awarded a National
Heritage Fellowship in 1989.
Phil Wiggins,
Takoma Park, Montgomery
County, Maryland
John Cephas and Phil Wiggins met at the 1977
Smithsonian Folklife Festival and have been
playing together ever since. Wiggin's
harmonica complements Cephas' powerful
guitar. Together, the duo has performed
throughout Europe and the United States.
They have released nine CDs.
Tags : blues piedmont music smithsonian virginia folklife cephas wiggins |
|
Affichage : 2040
Durée : 325 s |
| Troy Cory Show 4503-03 WNBS03 "The Smithsonian" Wi-Tel887 |
 |
VRA450303 - Troy Cory Show - WNBS03 "The
Smithsonian - Elliot Sivowitch" VRA4503-03.
Wi-Tel887 Webisode 03. Troy
Cory-Stubblefield, Chris Harris and the
NBS100 team - explore way to cut into the
difficulties of convincing people in 1992,
that the Wireless Telephoneâ„¢ Patent granted
to Nathan Stubblefield, emitted RF voice-data
that traveled 187,000 miles per second.
Harbin, China, was featured in 2000, on the
Internet. The webcast was a first. A wireless
video camera was used by the NBS100 team to
Webcast portions of the Troy Cory Show over
the Internet. See http://www.troycory.com.
It was Murray State University, professors,
Dr. Hortin, PhD., Dr. Mofield, PhD., and Dr.
Glenn Wilcox, PhD., that helped develop the
NBS100, WNBS, "Capt. Billy",
"Teléph-on-délgreen", "Exploring the
Compass", and the Bowman Cemetery storylines
utilized in this program. • Locations:
Smithsonia Musium, Washington, D.C., Murray,
Kentucky, Harbin, China. • The Players:
Troy Cory; Rick Woods; Mike Lipman; Chris
Harris; Josie Cory; Terry Bulger; Dr. Raymond
Mofield, PhD.; Jim Johnson; Joe Pat James,
Dr. Wilcox, and Elliot Sivowitch. Cameos:
Priscilla Cory; Barney Finn; Larry Albert;
Gov. Wallace Wilkinson; Francis Nash; Robert
Elridge; Robert McDermot; Tina Kincaid;
Melvin Belli. Directed By: Troy Cory; •
Unit Director: Josie Cory; • Unit Camera:
Dino DeLorean, Barry Seybert; Scott
Stubblefield • Narration: Jossi Sigl amd
Troy Cory. Producers: Troy Cory Show, WNBStv;
Exec: Prod, Josie Cory. • All Episoids
Players; Production Members; Film - Video
Clips, and Locations: See Segment 06
http://www.s90tv.com/webtv/450306nbsWT.htm
• WebPlay WebCast Rosemont Studios: Vic
Caballero; Malcome MacFarlane. KeyW: TCS90,
WiFi90, WiFi187, RF-300, TCS; WTPatentt887;
S90tv. VRAWebPlay LookRadio Yes90 tviNews
S90tv VRATelePlay China Expo 2000, RadioPlay
WebPlay Smart90 nbs100 vratv xingtv Ddiaries
SoulFind.
Tags : LookRadio Yes90 tviNews S90tv WiFi187 RF-300 VRATelePlay Smart90 nbs100 vratv xingtv Ddiaries TCS90 dv90 MacFarlane |
|
Affichage : 387
Durée : 519 s |
| captain beefheart / smithsonian institute blues |
 |
captain beefheart smithsonian blues with
dinosaurs
Come on down t' the big dig
Come on down t' the big dig
Come on t' the big dig
Singin' the Smithsonian Institute blues
Singin' the Smithsonian Institute blues
The way it's goin' La Brea tar pits
I know you just can't lose
The new dinosaur is walkin' in the old one's
shoes
Come on down t' the big dig
Can't get around the big dig
This may be premature but if I'm wrong
You can just say it's the first time I was
happy t' be confused
Singin' the Smithsonian Institute blues
Alll you new dinosaurs
Now it's up t' you t' choose
It sure looks funny for a new dinosaur
T' be in an old dinosaur's shoes
Dina Shore's shoes
Dinosaur shoes
C'mon down to the big dig
You can't get around the big dig
C'mon to the big dig
Ya can't get around the big dig
Singin' the Smithsonian Institute blues
Tags : captain beefheart dinosaurs blues |
|
Affichage : 6272
Durée : 129 s |
|
|
|
|
|
