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RIP Jean Ritchie (Original Post)
G_j
Jun 2015
OP
Her strong and gentle voice from hills and hollers of Appalachia will now echo thru
FailureToCommunicate
Jun 2015
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Paka
(2,760 posts)1. As a folkie from way back,
I have one of her early Folkway albums. Thanks for posting.
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)2. Oh, I love her voice. Rest in peace.
She's a unique artist.
FailureToCommunicate
(14,013 posts)4. Her strong and gentle voice from hills and hollers of Appalachia will now echo thru
the ages. She was one of the lights that helped steer me towards 'real' folk music and dance back in the early 1970's. Here is a photo of her with her sons -and my pals at the time- Peter and Jon taken by her photograher husband George Pickow.
G_j
(40,366 posts)6. beautiful , thank you nt
Recommended. Thanks for this!