From a reel-to-reel recording labeled "Appalachian Folk and Country Music"; the collection features various artists recorded circa mid-1960s by Jack Guy, probably at Guy's Folk Toys, in Beech Creek, North Carolina.
From a reel-to-reel recording labeled "Appalachian Folk and Country Music"; the collection features various artists recorded circa mid-1960s by Jack Guy, probably at Guy's Folk Toys, in Beech Creek, North Carolina.
Newspaper advertisement for Reco Lynn, "Mr. Voice of the South," and "Lucky" Leon Davis, "'The Singing Drummer' And His All-Star Band," Club 401, Powderly, Alabama.Birmingham Mirror, March 4, 1961.
Florida musician Barry Sims -- "on vacation doing some dulcimer hunting and also looking for a fretless banjo" -- performs at Jack Guy's store, circa 1960s. "I'd been hearing about Jack Guy's place for quite some time," he explains in his…
Florida musician Barry Sims -- "on vacation doing some dulcimer hunting and also looking for a fretless banjo" -- performs at Jack Guy's store, circa 1960s. "I'd been hearing about Jack Guy's place for quite some time," he explains in his…
As the folk revival of the 1960s brought outside attention to some of the South's tradition-steeped music communities, a number of visiting musicians made stops at Beech Mountain and in Jack Guy's store. One such artist, Bebe Briant, seems to have…