
The End of a Folk Music home page.
This website is about 20 years old. I think it has run its course. I think it has had a good run. For quite awhile it was the number one result for a google search of "folk music". Today it is number 6.
For now I will leave the pages up but I will not be making any more updates. There are already some dead links since that is the nature of the web. There will be more over time. At some point I will just pull the plug and remove the pages. So if you want any of the information get it now. If anyone wants to make a wholesale copy of any or part of the site feel free. Otherwise one could always go to the Internet Archive.
You can reach this page with a shorter, simpler URL/address: folk.jg.org is now the same as www.jg.org/folk/folkhome.html.
Feedback is welcome.
Jay Glicksman
A request from Leon Parker
I am seeking your stories, anecdotes, documentation, images, flyers, photos or any related material about Dobell’s Record Shop. For an upcoming exhibition in April 2013 which will run for six weeks. Showing how one record shop shaped people’s lives and the music of this country. All information will be considered for presentation in the exhibit but it will depend on space all will be saved to archive.
Some questions that might jog some memories
What did you buy at Dobell’s?
Who you saw there from the world of music and entertainment?
What you miss about it?
What you liked about it?
What role did you think that Dobell’s played in the music scene?
What friendships did you develop through it?
What characters do you recall who requited it?
Any comment you care to share will be welcome.
Email- recordshoparchive@btinternet.com
Contact Leon- Mb 07799271699
www.britishrecordshoparchive.org
If you have any folk-related information (if you consider it related that's good enough for me--I don't believe in making category judgements) please send it to me and I'll include it in one form or another.
Answers to Questions: Having a web site doesn't make me an authority on folk music but many people send me questions anyway. I would guess that I can answer 1 out of every 20 I receive. Not a very good average. Rather, I suggest that people send their questions to the newsgroup rec.music.folk. There are many readers of that group and many know a lot more than me.
This Folk Music Web Ring site is owned by Jay Glicksman.
I apologize in advance for any errors in transmission or transcription. Items have been pulled from other sources or submitted directly and some errors are inevitable. Please confirm all information before acting on it.
Jay Glicksman,