Interview with Hazel Dickens about Baltimore, traditional vs. modern music, Program

Alternate Title(s)

Camera original for Hazel Dickens: It's Hard to Tell the Singer from the Song , Element

Identifier

000010317

Alt Identifier

cpb-aacip-138-956djw60;00000818

Asset Type

-NONE-

Date

2001, 2001

Description (Hazel Dickens discusses her community in Baltimore, bluegrass and old time music, poverty, her parents last visit back home, displaced people, fight for Black Lung benefits, singing Black Lung to a group of coal miners, Smithsonian Festival performance. Label on Spine: #4 of 4, 11-4-94, Interview w/ Hazel Dickens, Princeton, WV Interview.)

Hazel Dickens discusses her community in Baltimore, bluegrass and old time music, poverty, her parents last visit back home, displaced people, fight for Black Lung benefits, singing Black Lung to a group of coal miners, Smithsonian Festival performance. Label on Spine: #4 of 4, 11-4-94, Interview w/ Hazel Dickens, Princeton, WV Interview.

Duration

0:22:15;No

Media Type

Moving Image and Sound

Physical Format

3/4 inch videotape: U-matic

Generation:

Camera Original

Generation - General

Production Element

Container

Item

Color

Color

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Related Collection

Hazel Dickens: It's Hard to Tell the Singer from the Song materials, c.2001