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Richard Lamm's review of The Denver Folk Music Tradition

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Call NumberCCW-BR-054CreatorLamm, Richard D.Date2012SummaryThis is Richard D. Lamm's review of The Denver Folk Music Tradition: an unplugged history, from Harry Tufts to Swallow Hill and Beyond, by Paul Malkoski. Richard D. Lamm who presently teaches at the University of Denver served three terms as governor of Colorado. Lamm came to Colorado the same month that Harry Tuft arrived and has been on the non-performing edge of the folk-music scene for fifty years. He and Harry Tuft brought to Denver such groups as the Mamas and the Papas in the 1960s. Lamm is the author or co-author of many books including The Angry West: A Vulnerable Land and Its Future and Pioneers and Politicians: Fourteen Colorado Governors in Profile.Physical Description2 pages : color illustrationSubjectFolk music--Colorado--Denver--History and criticismFolk musicColorado--DenverGeographic AreaDenver (Colo.)CollectionDr. Colorado's Colorado Book ReviewType of MaterialBook reviewsDigital Version Created FromDigital publication compiled entirely from original material submitted by the Center for Colorado StudiesOriginal Material Found in CollectionColorado Book ReviewNotesPublication information for book being described: Charleston SC: The History Press, 2012.PublisherCenter for Colorado StudiesLanguageeng

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