Joel Mabus Hiawatha Music Festival Performance
Abstract/Description: | Joel Mabus, who was born in 1953, was synonymous with the "American Celtic" style of music in the 1980s. The host of "In the Pines" described this style as a cross of "a southern Illinois country and bluegrass guitar player with Irish music." He describes himself as a "folksinger, instrumentalist, songwriter, and teacher." Since his first album in 1980, he has released 29 albums and headlined at many major folk festivals. |
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Subject(s): | Folk music Folk music festivals Marquette (Mich.) |
Date Created: | 1988-07-23 |
Title: | Joel Mabus Hiawatha Music Festival Performance. | |
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Name(s): |
Mabus, Joel, creator Hiawatha Traditional Music Festival (Marquette, Mich.), contributor Hiawatha Music Non-Profit Corporation (Marquette, Mich.), contributor WNMU-FM (Radio station : Marquette, Mich.), contributor Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives, contributor |
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Date Created: | 1988-07-23 | |
Physical Form: | Radio programs | |
Extent: | 1 item | |
Abstract/Description: | Joel Mabus, who was born in 1953, was synonymous with the "American Celtic" style of music in the 1980s. The host of "In the Pines" described this style as a cross of "a southern Illinois country and bluegrass guitar player with Irish music." He describes himself as a "folksinger, instrumentalist, songwriter, and teacher." Since his first album in 1980, he has released 29 albums and headlined at many major folk festivals. | |
Note(s): |
Performance by the artist at the Hiawatha Traditional Music Festival in Marquette, Michigan, an annual celebration of folk music; this edited version was broadcast by WNMU-FM on their program "In the Pines." |
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Subject(s): |
Folk music Folk music festivals Marquette (Mich.) |
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Held by: | Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives | |
Restrictions on Access: | In copyright (http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/) | |
Is Part Of: | Hiawatha Music Cooperative Records. Identifier: MSS-405 | |
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