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Mexico: Indian and Mestizo Music of Michoacan

Month: February 2007

Mexico: Indian and Mestizo Music of Michoacan

February 24, 2007 by Eli Smith 2 Comments

This week Down Home’s Henrietta Yurchenco will play examples of Indian and Mestizo Music from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and the state of Michoacan in Mexico. These beautiful examples are drawn from her own field recordings conducted in those regions.

Mexico: Indian and Mestizo Music of Michoacan and the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec

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Songs That Inspired Bob Dylan Parts 1 & 2

February 3, 2007 by Eli Smith 14 Comments

This week Eli and guest host Steve Strohmeier play a bunch of old recordings of songs Bob Dylan has been strongly inspired by over his long career. These are songs that Dylan has heard and then used the melody, the lyrics or parts of both to create his own songs. In this way he has taken the older forms of music that he was exposed to and changed the feeling to suit himself and his contemporary audience. In this show we take a direct look at how Bob Dylan takes various songs and forms of music and “Bob-Dylanifies” them.

Songs That Inspired Bob Dylan Part 1

Songs That Inspired Bob Dylan Part 2

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