AMERICAN ROUTES
New Orleans Jazz Banjo/Guitarist Danny Barker & American Routes Live with Detroit Brooks and his Syncopated Percolators New Orleans Jazz Banjo/Guitarist Danny Barker & American Routes Live with Detroit Brooks and his Syncopated Percolators September 27th, 2023 (Hour 1)
New Orleans Jazz Banjo/Guitarist Danny Barker & American Routes Live with Detroit Brooks and his Syncopated Percolators

New Orleans musician and raconteur Danny Barker was a banjo and guitar hero—a major player in New York jazz who never forgot his French Creole roots in song and style. We look back on Danny’s career, his life with wife and collaborator, the singer Blue Lu Barker, and his influence sustaining culture in the Crescent City. Then, current day guitar and banjo man, Detroit Brooks pays tribute to the Barker legacy with his band the Syncopated Percolators live at the New Orleans Jazz Museum.

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THE NATIONAL FOLK FESTIVAL

June 1st, 2011

Celebrate the National Folk Festival with American Routes. For over 70 years, the National Folk Festival has traveled from coast to coast, bringing the music of the people to the people. We’ll head to the old mining town of Butte, Montana to meet the folks who recently put on the show and the city that came out to see them. Then we’ll mine the archives and listen in on classic moments from past National Folk Festivals. All this plus music to get you in the summer festival frame of mind.

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  • Listen to Hour Two

HOUR ONE

  • Open Bed: Cincinnati Shout Rabbit Muse
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • I'm Beginning to See the Light Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Driftin' Blues Charles Brown
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Buffalo Gals Wylie and the Wild West
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • La Ti Da Marcia Ball
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Instrumental: Steel Guitar Rag Speedy West and the Oklahoma Swing Band
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • SEGMENT: Joe Wilson

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  • La Terre De Mon Grandpere (My Grandfather's Land) Beausoleil
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Paradise John Prine
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Blackland Farm Bill Neely
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • In the Jailhouse Now John Jackson
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Instrumental: Old Jimmy Sutton Greg Hooven And The Backstep Band
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Talking 'Bout A Good Time Moving Star Hall Singers
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • (Somebody Got) Sew, Sew, Sew The Wild Magnolias
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Pot Pourri Barachois
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Johnny's Gone for a Soldier Solas
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • King George IV (Medley) Cape Breton Fiddlers
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Jolie Bassette Geno Delafose and French Rockin' Boogie
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • End Bed: La Hache a Deux Taillants Bruce Daigrepont Cajun Band
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,

HOUR two

  • Take the A Train The Quebe Sisters
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Froggy Went a Courtin' Peg Leg Sam
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • He May Be Your Man Edith Wilson and Little Brother Montgomery
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Muskrat Ramble Bob French and the Original Tuxedo Jazz Band
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • SEGMENT: Butte, Montana with Bill Richards at the Old Berkley Pit, Tim & Karen Laity at Joe's Pasty Shop, and singer Albert James

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  • Instrumental: San Antonio Rose The Quebe Sisters
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Semi-Truck Bill Kirchen and Too Much Fun
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Down, Down, Down Rose Maddux and the Southern Mountain Boys
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Hey Bartender, There's a Big Bug in My Beer Warner Williams
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Every Which-A-Way The Quebe Sisters
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Llegaron Los Camperos (The Countrymen Arrived) Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Instrumental: Paul Barbarin's Second Line Treme Brass Band
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • SEGMENT: Rev. John Wilkins

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  • Drinking of the Wine The Menhaden Chanteymen
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • Wally Alabega's Carousel Blinky and the Roadmasters
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,
  • End Bed: Indian on a Stomp The Balfa Brothers
    recorded live at the National Folk Festival,

THE LATEST STREAMS

  • September 27th, 2023

    NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BANJO/GUITARIST DANNY BARKER & AMERICAN ROUTES LIVE WITH DETROIT BROOKS AND HIS SYNCOPATED PERCOLATORS

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