Partially in observance of the coming holiday, mostly because I love music and get a kick out of sharing, I scanned and blogged the 1976 Library of Congress / Dick Spottswood LP series "Folk Music in America". If you're unfamiliar, it's a 15 LP series of recordings and booklets documenting the folk song and dance of pretty much any culture that can be considered American (US, that is) between 1890 and 1976. It's a truly remarkable set, and has never been available in digital form (as far as I know) until now. You can download the full set here - https://s3.amazonaws.com/DinosaurDiscs/Folk+Music+In+America.zip Or download individual volumes and read my notes about it here - http://blog.dinosaurdiscs.com/post/54340976113/folk-music-in-america Please excuse me if this is "blogspam", but I know Dick is a long-time ARSC member and thought many of you would appreciate it. Mason Vander Lugt