"Willow Creek" - Charlie Stamper and J.D. Wilkes in Cadiz, Ky. 2014
"Whoa Mule" music video by Appalshop filmmaker Herb e. Smith
Sue Massek of Reel World String Band and folk singer Pete Seeger talk about Ledford's influence on banjo music. From the Appalshop film "Lily May Ledford"
Wade & Julia Mainer at the Seedtime on the Cumberland Festival
Morgan Sexton's first public performance at 77 years old. He begins with "Little Birdie." Seedtime on the Cumberland Festival,1988.
A 1981 Appalshop program which features Jean Ritchie and her June Appal album "Sweet Rivers." From our Headwaters Television collection.
Marion Sumner joins Phebel and Flora Wright in their home for an old time jam session and discussion of their lives in music. 30 min.
I.D. Stamper and John McCutcheon perform "Ground Hog." From the 1976 Appalshop film "Sourwood Mountain Dulcimers."
Earl Gilmore performs "Around God's Throne" circa early 1980s. From Appalshop's production Archive.
Nimrod Workman describes how he courted his wife Molly by singing "Lady Gay" for her mother. From the 1975 Appalshop film "Nimrod Workman: To Fit My Own Category"
June Appal Recordings Kentucky
Founded in 1974 in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, June Appal Recordings is the non-profit record label of Appalshop. It was established to record and distribute the music and stories of accomplished central Appalachian artists.
