Here's the
window Tommy Thompson crashed through in 1975, the first time the Red Clay
Ramblers played at A. P. Carter's store. Read
about it in the Smithsonian.
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Jim Watson greets Janette
Carter
as she arrives for the show. |
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Dale Jett,
Janette Carter, Barbara Poole, and Oscar Harris started the night's entertainment
with "Anchored in Love" and "Keep on the Sunny Side"
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The folks love to dance at the Fold | |
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The
Crooked Road links many old-time musical venues in southwest Virginia.
It starts at the Ralph Stanley Museum and wanders past the Carter Family
Fold, the Birthplace of Country Music Alliance Museum and ends in Franklin
County (home of your webgal) at the Blue Ridge Folklife Museum. Check
out all the venues at their website.
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Anne Berry snapped Bill Hicks and Daryl Jayne in front of Johnny and June. Daryl does a fine job with the sound at the Fold. | ||
After the Show
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Here's your webgal with Jim, Joe, and Mike at the after-show party back at the Econolodge. We were using the website to answer the burning question "Were the Red Clay Ramblers wearing the same clothes in their first pic with Janette Carter as they wore on the back of Twisted Laurel?" (No). |
The pictures were taken by Bren Overholt and Anne Berry.
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