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From: ericf@uwvax.UUCP (Eric Feigenson)
Newsgroups: net.wobegon
Subject: Re: Info Wanted
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Date: Mon, 22-Oct-84 22:40:47 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 22 22:40:47 1984
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> 
> I would support wobegon as a folk music focal point.
> We recently had Bill Stanes at the Minstrel Show in Basking Ridge, N. J.
> He was fantastic.  It was teh largest crowd in the 10 years or so the
> Show has been running.  Can anyone tell me which of his albums has
> Roseville Fair on it?  Also is there any relation between Sally Rogers
> and Stan Rogers?  I recently heard one of her records and the fiddle
> playing sounded identical to tthat on Stan and Garnett's records.
> .

Oooooh, boy, did you come to the right place!  First, it's Bill Staines
(from Dover, NH).  Roseville Fair is on his "Whistle of the Jay" album,
on Folk Legacy records.  He's one of my favorite contemporary folk
performers.

There is no relation between Stan Rogers and Sally Rogers.  There was
a "Rogers Family Reunion" concert here in Madison a few years back,
with Gamble Rogers, Sally Rogers, and Stan Rogers.  The big joke was,
of course, that none of them are related to any of the others (that
they were aware of, anyway).

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				    -Eric Feigenson

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