Rodney writes about music
Rodney HargisThe main project is Anthology Revisited, a song-by-song journey through Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music, but occasional musings on cochlear implant life, other music related writings, and original compositions may appear.
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Fifty Miles of Elbow Room by Rev. F.W. McGee [Anthology Revisited - Song 55]
Welcome to the fifty-fifth installment of Anthology Revisited, the song-by-song journey through the seminal 1952 Folkways Records box set, the Anthology of American Folk Music, compiled by Harry Smith. Composed of 84 recordings that were co...
The Corbin Boys and Nellie [Anthology Revisited - Special Edition]
Welcome to this special installment of Anthology Revisited. This is a relatively short piece, and it presents brand new research findings. I hope to write an updated version of this article after I’ve dug further into the story that follows...
Shine on Me by Ernest Phipps and His Holiness Singers [Anthology Revisited - Song 54]
Welcome to the fifty-fourth installment of Anthology Revisited, the song-by-song journey through the Anthology of American Folk Music. The Anthology was compiled by Harry Smith, released on Folkways Records in 1952, then reissued by Smithso...
Little Moses by the Carter Family [Anthology Revisited - Song 53]
Welcome to the fifty-third installment of Anthology Revisited, the song-by-song journey through the Anthology of American Folk Music, curated by Harry Smith and released by Folkways Records in 1952 then reissued by Smithsonian Folkways in 1...
Another look at Blind Willie Johnson [Anthology Revisited - Correction]
Introduction
This installment of Anthology Revisited is a deviation from the norm. For the most part, each installment of this series has provided an examination of an individual recording from Harry Smith’s Anthology of American Folk...
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Musician with cochlear implant, dissecting Harry Smith's legendary Anthology of American Folk Music with occasional sidebars.
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