Bascom Lamar Lunsford

Bascom Lamar Lunsford (Mars Hill Carolinae Septentrionalis die 21 Martii 1882; mortuus 4 Septembris 1973Jones 1984:111-112, 138.) fuit causidicus, folklorista, et actor musicae traditionalis (vulgaris et rusticae) ex Carolina Septentrionali occidentali ortus. Saepe appellabatur Fidicen Appalachianorum,Anglice: Minstrel of the Appalachians. nomine per ludibrium dato.

Se cum rationibus Factionis Democraticae consociare solebat. Petitionem Zebulon Weaver legati congressionalis Carolinae Septentrionalis administravit. Ab anno 1931 ad 1934, fuit clericus legens Domus Repraesentantium Carolinae Septentrionalis. Carolus Seeger eum annis 1930 conduxit ad cantores in "Skyline Farms" adiuvandos, quod pars fuit Negotii Novi. Lunsford ad Aedes Albas a Praeside Roosevelt anno 1939 vocatus est, ut pro Georgio Rege VI caneret.Jones 1984:111-112, 138.

Discographia
Song and Ballads of American History and of the Assassination of American Presidents (1952)
Smokey Mountain Ballads (1953) (Folkways Records)
Minstrel of the Appalachians (1956) (Riverside: RLP 12-645) 
Bascom Lamar Lunsford (1956) (Riverside)
Music from South Turkey Creek (1976) (Rounder Records)
Ballads, Banjo Tunes and Sacred Songs of Western North Carolina (1996) (Smithsonian Folkways)

Carolus Seeger
Petrus Seeger

Notae

Bibliographia
Jones, Loyal. 1984. Minstrel of the Appalachians: The Story of Bascom Lamar Lunsford. Appalachian Consortium Press. Lexingtoniae: University Press of Kentucky, 2002. ISBN 9780813190273.

Nexus externi
"Dry Bones." Open Source Audio Collection, Internet Archive.
"I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground." Open Source Audio Collection, Internet Archive.
"Little Turtle Dove." Open Source Audio Collection, Internet Archive.
"Lost John Dean." Open Source Audio Collection, Internet Archive.

Categoria:Nati 1882
Categoria:Mortui 1973
Categoria:Alumni Universitatis Dukianae
Categoria:Causidici
Categoria:Cultura Appalachiana
Categoria:Incolae Carolinae Septentrionalis
Categoria:Musica vulgaris Civitatum Foederatarum