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Doc Watson’s ‘Live at Club 47’ Is a Welcome Addition to His Legacy
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Doc Watson’s ‘Live at Club 47’ Is a Welcome Addition to His Legacy

By Steve Horowitz / 29 January 2018

Live at Club 47 documents a time when musicians such as Doc Watson would claim authenticity through playing acoustic instruments and singing story songs about a simpler time.

Scott H. Biram: Nothin’ But Blood
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Scott H. Biram: Nothin’ But Blood

By Taylor Coe / 20 February 2014
Overall, the effect of the album is mostly jarring. Gusty, but jarring. It is music that moves me more to fascination than appreciation.
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Elizabeth Cook Pays Tribute to Doc Watson

By PopMatters Staff / 6 June 2012
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Flatpicking Folk Legend Doc Watson Passes Away at 89

By Sarah Zupko / 30 May 2012
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Doc Watson: American Master Series

By Steve Horowitz / 3 September 2008
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Various Artists: The Best Of Hootenanny [DVD]

By Leigh H. Edwards / 4 February 2007
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Doc Watson: Trouble in Mind: The Doc Watson Country Blues Collection 1964-1998

By PopMatters Staff / 1 May 2003
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Doc Watson: At Gerdes Folk City

By PopMatters Staff / 10 September 2001

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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs
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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs

By Sean Murphy / 31 March 2023
Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery
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Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery

By Paul Risker / 31 March 2023
Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time
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Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time

By Thomas Britt / 30 March 2023
Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage
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Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage

By Michael Barrett / 30 March 2023
Black Flag’s ‘Damaged’ and the Hardcore Hope of “Rise Above”
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Black Flag’s ‘Damaged’ and the Hardcore Hope of “Rise Above”

By TK Hardin / 29 March 2023

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PopMatters Seeks Music Writers
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PopMatters Seeks Music Writers

By PopMatters Staff / 28 September 2022
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PopMatters Seeks Film Critics and Essayists

By Karen Zarker / 28 September 2022
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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs
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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs

By Sean Murphy / 31 March 2023
Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery
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Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery

By Paul Risker / 31 March 2023
Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time
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Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time

By Thomas Britt / 30 March 2023
Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage
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Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage

By Michael Barrett / 30 March 2023
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