Anacortes Music History
Bret LunsfordCollecting stories about the music of Fidalgo and Guemes islands.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | anacortesmusic.substack.com |
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On Spoiled, Lyrical Whips, Bow Hill, Pain Field and Enduro
My brother Bryce was a great drummer at an early age. In 1976 he was in 8th grade and came in second place at a drum contest at Guitar Center in Seattle and won an expensive high-hat. My brother Bryan played piano. I had always wanted to pl...
Music of Anacortes in History
Welcome to the Anacortes Museum’s music history exhibit focusing on songs and people sung here.
Anacortes, Washington, 1982
We first heard tale of Anacortes, Washington when Krista Forsyth moved to Olympia in 1981 to attend The Evergreen State College. She grew up in Anacortes, and her stories about the place, its fishing boats, teenage hi-jinx and farmstead fol...
“Living by the Seaside, Away from the Norm”
[Dale Robinson is a mover and shaker from Anacortes’ music community of the 1980s - 90s. He donated a treasure trove of posters, photos, videos and tapes to the Anacortes Museum from his collection of artifacts from this era. Correspondence...
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Bret Lunsford is the author of Sounding for Harry Smith. He is a founding member of the bands Beat Happening and D+ and operates the loose creative collective of Knw-Yr-Own based in his hometown of Anacortes, Washington.
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