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Alan [lomax] And His Father Started Off Changing The Definition Of Folk Music From Something Ancient And Anonymous To Something Very Contemporary.

I Was 16 When I Came To New York. I Had Graduated To A Tenor Banjo In The School Jazz Band, And It Was Kind Of Boring - Just Chords, Chords, Chords. Then My Father Took Me To A Mountain Music And Dance Festival In Asheville, North Carolina, And There I Saw Relatively Uneducated People Playing Great Music By Ear.

My Mother Playing The Violin And My Father And Grandfather Playing The Piano, Classical Stuff.

Well, Normally I’m Against Big Things. I Think The World Is Going To Be Saved By Millions Of Small Things. Too Many Things Can Go Wrong When They Get Big.” — Pete Seeger (on How He Felt About Attending His Big 90th Birthday Bash Last Year)

People Are Combining Traditions Like Never Before And Finding Somehow A Fundamental Unity For This Human Race Of Ours. I Think Working With Each Other As Jeff Haynes Has Done Here-we May Be Surprised To Find What Deeper Unity All Human Beings Have.