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Interview with Peter Madcat Ruth — Part One
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Interview with Peter Madcat Ruth — Part Two
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“Truth on My Side” by May Erlewine
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A Beautiful Mess by May Erlewine Bernard
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An Interview with Michigan Music Historian, Michael G. Nastos
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An Interview with Music Historian, Michael G. Nastos
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Ann Arbor Blues Festivals 1969-1970 with Michael Erlewine
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Friends of the Sixties: John Sinclair and the Blues Scholars “Howlin’ Wolf”
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Interview of Seth Bernard, Founder of the Earthwork Music Collective
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Interview with Bill Chesney, General Manager of Earthwork Music
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Interview with Dave & Linda Siglin of The Ark Folk Venue
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Interview with Michael Shimmin — Jazz Drummer
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Interview with Rock-Poster Artist Gary Grimshaw
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Interview with Singer-Songwriter May Erlewine Bernard
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John Sinclair and the Blues Scholars, with Michael Erlewine
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Junior Wells on Delmark Recording “Hoodoo Man Blues,” Friends of the Sixties
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Making Blues Time: Can You Make Time
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May Erlewine “Good Feeling” at the Wealthy Theater
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May Erlewine: The “Second Sight” Album-Release Tour
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Once Upon a Birthday with May Erlewine, Age Four
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Prime Movers Blues Band “Ships on the Ocean” with Iggy Pop
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Prime Movers Blues Band “Two Trains Running” w/ Iggy Pop
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Prime Movers Blues Band w/ Iggy Pop “Walking Thru the Park”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “All These Blues”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Orange Driver”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Part Time Love”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Rock Me Baby”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Walkin’, By Myself”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Watch Yourself”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop “Yonder’s Wall”
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Prime Movers Blues Band with Iggy Pop Instrumental
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Probably the Last Blues Set of Michael Erlewine
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Robin Lee Berry “Ahna, Kick a Hole in the Sky” Earthwork
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Steppin’ In It “Wren’s Lullaby” Harvest Gathering Earthwork
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The Prime Movers Blues Band (The Recordings): Friends of the Sixties
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The Rationals (1960s) “Smokestack Lightnin’”
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The Rationals (1960s) Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
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William Clarke: Blues Harmonica Ace, Friends of the Sixties
