The Harry Smith Project: The Anthology Of American Folk Music Revisited
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Product Description Harry Smith\'s 1952 collection of American folk music inspired a whole generation of musicians in the \'60s, but his influence didn\'t stop there younger musicians like Beck, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, Wilco and older eminences like Lou Reed and Richard Thompson held a series of concerts in 1999 and 2001 to honor the man and the songs he rediscovered. The best performances from those concerts comprise the two CDs; then there\'s a DVD presenting performances from London, New York and Los Angeles plus three of Harry\'s experimental films, and a DVD featuring a brand-new documentary on the man himself. A 40-page booklet offers even more info. From Steve Earle\'s Prison Cell Blues to Geoff Muldaur\'s K.C. Moan , one discovery after another. Review As a companion piece to the anthology itself, this four-disc box set is a more than worthy successor. -- All Music Guide About the Artist In 1952 renowned musicologist, filmmaker and painter, Harry Smith (1923-1991) went through his vast collection of blues, old-time country, Cajun, and gospel 78s to compile the groundbreaking Anthology Of American Folk Music box set, which had a profound influence on musicians such as Bob Dylan, The Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin and Bruce Springsteen. Now, The Harry Smith Project: Anthology Of American Folk Music Revisited , a 2-CD/2-DVD box set culled from a series of concerts (1999-2001) featuring Beck, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, Steve Earle, Beth Orton, Lou Reed, Sonic Youth, Richard Thompson, Wilco and others, pays tribute to Harry Smith and his influential Anthology. See more
Product Description Harry Smith\'s 1952 collection of American folk music inspired a whole generation of musicians in the \'60s, but his influence didn\'t stop there younger musicians like Beck, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, Wilco and older eminences like Lou Reed and Richard Thompson held a series of concerts in 1999 and 2001 to honor the man and the songs he rediscovered. The best performances from those concerts comprise the two CDs; then there\'s a DVD presenting performances from London, New York and Los Angeles plus three of Harry\'s experimental films, and a DVD featuring a brand-new documentary on the man himself. A 40-page booklet offers even more info. From Steve Earle\'s Prison Cell Blues to Geoff Muldaur\'s K.C. Moan , one discovery after another. Review As a companion piece to the anthology itself, this four-disc box set is a more than worthy successor. -- All Music Guide About the Artist In 1952 renowned musicologist, filmmaker and painter, Harry Smith (1923-1991) went through his vast collection of blues, old-time country, Cajun, and gospel 78s to compile the groundbreaking Anthology Of American Folk Music box set, which had a profound influence on musicians such as Bob Dylan, The Grateful Dead, Led Zeppelin and Bruce Springsteen. Now, The Harry Smith Project: Anthology Of American Folk Music Revisited , a 2-CD/2-DVD box set culled from a series of concerts (1999-2001) featuring Beck, Nick Cave, Elvis Costello, Steve Earle, Beth Orton, Lou Reed, Sonic Youth, Richard Thompson, Wilco and others, pays tribute to Harry Smith and his influential Anthology. See more
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