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Folk America at the Barbican

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London concerts centring on American folk music from the 1920s to the 1960s

logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Allison Williams and Chance McCoy
Folk America at the Barbican - Allison Williams and Chance McCoy

Ex-punk musician turned clawhammer banjo player Allison Williams joins forces with West Virginia champion fiddler Chance McCoy for foot-stomping old-timey string band tunes.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Allison Williams and Chance McCoy
Folk America at the Barbican - Allison Williams and Chance McCoy

Ex-punk musician turned clawhammer banjo player Allison Williams joins forces with West Virginia champion fiddler Chance McCoy for some foot-stomping old-timey string band tunes.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Billy Bragg
Folk America at the Barbican - Billy Bragg

Billy Bragg performs songs by Buffy Sainte Marie, Woody Guthrie and his own adaptation, Last Night I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs, at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Carolyn Hester
Folk America at the Barbican - Carolyn Hester

At a special concert, 'Texas Songbird' Carolyn Hester performs songs penned by Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton and Ed McCurdy. Plus her take on the classic House of the Rising Sun.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Cedric Watson
Folk America at the Barbican - Cedric Watson

Young Creole fiddler and accordion player Cedric Watson and his band Bijoux Creole get toes tapping at the Barbican, with their infectious and energetic zydeco tunes.

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Folk America at the Barbican - Cedric Watson

Young Creole fiddler and accordion player Cedric Watson and his band Bijoux Creole get toes tapping at the Barbican, with their infectious and energetic zydeco tunes.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - CW Stoneking
Folk America at the Barbican - CW Stoneking

Australian blues singer, songwriter and guitarist CW Stoneking performs at the Barbican.

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Folk America at the Barbican - CW Stoneking

The thirtysomething Australian-American performer steeped in the New Orleans and jungle blues of the 1920s treats the Barbican audience to his eccentric take on the old traditions.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Diana Jones
Folk America at the Barbican - Diana Jones

Appalachian folk singer-songwriter Diana Jones weaves heartfelt lyrics and stirring melodies in an intense performance from the Barbican.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Diana Jones
Folk America at the Barbican - Diana Jones

Appalachian folk singer-songwriter Diana Jones weaves heartfelt lyrics and stirring melodies in an intense performance from the Barbican.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Eric Andersen
Folk America at the Barbican - Eric Andersen

Greenwich Village singer-songwriter Eric Anderson brings his wistful melodies and brooding voice to the Barbican, as he revisits some of his songs from the 1960s folk revival.

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Folk America at the Barbican - Eric Andersen

Greenwich Village singer-songwriter Eric Anderson brings his wistful melodies and brooding voice to the Barbican, as he revisits some of his songs from the 1960s folk revival.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Finales
Folk America at the Barbican - Finales

Seasick Steve, The Wiyos, Allison Williams and Chance McCoy, Diana Jones, CW Stoneking and Cedric Watson and Bijoux Creole perform songs on instruments including a water cooler.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Greenwich Village
Folk America at the Barbican - Greenwich Village

Concert centring upon the singer-songwriter talents to emerge from the clubs of New York's Greenwich Village in the 1960s, including Judy Collins, Roger McGuinn and Eric Andersen.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Hollerers, Stompers and Old-Time Ramblers
Folk America at the Barbican - Hollerers, Stompers and Old-Time Ramblers

Seasick Steve, The Wiyos, Cedric Watson and Bijoux Creole, CW Stoneking, Diana Jones and Allison Williams And Chance McCoy perform a concert at London's Barbican Centre.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Judy Collins
Folk America at the Barbican - Judy Collins

Singer-songwriter Judy Collins performs songs from her Greenwich Village days and beyond. Includes some of her best-loved songs like Both Sides Now and Someday Soon.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn
Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn

Folk hero and ex-Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn performs Eight Miles High, Turn! Turn! Turn!, My Back Pages and more at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn
Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn

Folk hero and ex-Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn performs Eight Miles High, Turn! Turn! Turn!, My Back Pages and more at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn
Folk America at the Barbican - Roger McGuinn

Folk hero and ex-Byrds frontman Roger McGuinn performs Eight Miles High, Turn! Turn! Turn!, My Back Pages and more at a special Greenwich Village Revisited concert.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Seasick Steve
Folk America at the Barbican - Seasick Steve

Maverick veteran blues man Seasick Steve performs at the Barbican mixing old numbers from the likes of Furry Lewis with self-penned songs, including live favourite Chiggers.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - Seasick Steve
Folk America at the Barbican - Seasick Steve

Maverick veteran blues man Seasick Steve performs at the Barbican.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - The Wiyos
Folk America at the Barbican - The Wiyos

Brooklyn's The Wiyos entertain the Barbican audience with their quirky mix of vaudevillian ragtime and finely crafted 1920s style tunes.

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logo for Folk America at the Barbican - The Wiyos
Folk America at the Barbican - The Wiyos

Brooklyn's The Wiyos entertain the Barbican audience with their quirky mix of vaudevillian ragtime and finely crafted 1920s style tunes.

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