WNYC Show #58 John White I
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content: Horstman, Dorothy, 1930-1999
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content: Cline, Patsy
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content: Horstman, Madi
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content: Horstman, Fritzi
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content: Mare, Frank
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content: Lynn, Loretta
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content: Snow, Hank
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content: Rodgers, Jimmie
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content: Williams, Hank (Harold), 1934- (musician)
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content: Tubb, Ernest
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content: Acuff, Roy
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content: Dorothy Horstman Oral History Field and Radio Show Recordings
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content: Dorothy Horstman Oral History Field and Radio Show Recordings / Series 3: WNYC Radio Shows Original Recordings
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content: 1 Sound recording (1/4" tape, seven-inch reel, recorded at 7.5 ips, 28 minutes 13 seconds)
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content: created: undated, aired: 1/06/1974
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content: Box 22
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Archival materials
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content: Audio
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content: Sound recordings
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content: (All songs by John White unless otherwise noted). John White, interview about how he became interested in cowboy songs; "Whoopee-ti-aye-o, Get Along Little Dogies," (ca. Early 1930s); John White, interview about working on the radio in New York City; "Great Granddad" performed live during interview; John White, interview about his song "Great Grandma"
"Great Grandma" performed live during interview; John White, interview about what a cowboy was or is, and about how cowboys songs were transmitted and transcribed Carl T. Sprague, "When The Work Is Done Next Fall" (1925); John White, interview about cowboy song writer Curly Fletcher; Tex Ritter, "The Bad Brahma Bull"; John White, interview about Curly Fletcher's song "Strawberry Roan"; "Strawberry Roan" fragment with Dorothy Horstman voice over