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McCormick (McCormick County) realtor who was a musician prior to WWII. Interview conducted by Anne Kimzey.Visit the South Carolina Department of Education for Visual & Performing Arts standards.
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McCormick (McCormick County) realtor who was a musician prior to WWII. Interview conducted by Anne Kimzey.Photo
Master fiddler J.C. Owens learned from the best musicians in the South Carolina Upstate, his brother, Lonnie Owens, and the legendary Pink Cassels. Owens is a master of various fiddling styles native...Photo
Harold Vernon Riddle played the fiddle for well over fifty years. He was first exposed to the rural folk music of upstate South Carolina in the mill village of Glendale where he was born. He heard...Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten In this interview, Barbara McCormick talks about the places she goes to find the materials she uses to make basketsAudio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick talks about where the material they use for their baskets grows.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick talks about the different basketmakers and their unique styles.Audio
Interviewed by Dale Rosengarten Barbara McCormick describes a decker basket.Photo
Born and raised in a mill village in Converse, South Carolina, Gene Wyatt, or “Colonel Gene” as he was known on the music scene, first picked up the guitar when he was 10. From a musical family, Wyatt...Photo
Fernando Costro is a musician from Mexico, currently residing in Newberry County. He plays guitar and mariachi music with a local band, Mariachi Cabos. He learned how to play violin and guitar from...Photo
This native of Enoree claimed to have “been born with music in my blood.” He formed his first band at the age of 18 - “Claude Casey and The Pine State Playboys.” By 1938 they had recorded 10 songs for...