Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident:John Michael Montgomery Forever & Ever, Amen:Randy Travis Rebecca Lynn: Bryan White Guitars, Cadillacs: Dwight Yoakam  (less)

Peter Seeger. Topics Include: Folk Music History, Folklife, Folksongs, Appalachian Music, Traditional Music Table Of Contents: (1) To Hear Your Banjo Play (1947) - Peter Seeger narrates this great film about American folk music. Lots of banjo playing, singing, and more, with performances by Seeger himself - 16 Minutes (2) Southern Highlanders (1947) - Great folk singing highlights this film about the history of the people of the Appalachian Mountains in North Carolina and Tennessee - 16 Minutes (3) Personal Hygiene (1950) - A classic army propaganda film full of old folk songs. This film is interesting in its own right as a social time piece on American life - 32 Minutes  (less)

(1950s) - Sets In Order Presents Square Dancing. This film was created by a square dance magazine to promote square dancing. Great footage of square dancing moves, music, and clothes - 13 Minutes  (less)

Mexicans being attacked by white men, the film is a nonstop assault of marauding, looting, and all out battle. Eventually, the leader of the American raiders Angus McKane (Jim Davis), wins out and establishes his own town. McKane is insidious and militaristic, eschewing human rights for his own selfish greed. Eventually a judge and marshal come to town to establish order, and the resulting legal drama, chaos, and Wild West style action breaks out of the floodgates. Raiders of Old California is fistfights, gunfights, and fights on horseback, but it's also well acted and well produced, making it a rare joy of classic western cinema.  (less)

the funny caricatures, but the real entertainment comes from the musical escapades. Cal Shrum and the Rhythm Rangers are the centerpiece, but they are joined by a number of nifty cameos. The Yodeling Rangerette and Brad King, who was sidekick to Johnny Nelson for years, are the highlights. Trouble at Melody Mesa is a healthy dose of tumble weed porch music good times.  (less)

Foxworthy, George "Goober" Lindsay, Roger Miller, Minnie Pearl, Ray Stevens, The Statler Brothers and Mel Tillis, plus a special appearance by Danny Thomas.  (less)

his home studio in Woodstock, NY to share his unique ideas on drumming and to hear this born storyteller’s fascinating insights into the music and lore that helped shape rock ‘n’ roll history. Beginners and professionals alike will benefit from Levon’s approach to the drums. He covers basic concepts – shuffles, eighth-note grooves, rim shots, drum intros and fills for learning players, while more experienced drummers will be interested in the different "feels" that shape his distinctive sound. Levon’s ideas about tempo, click tracks, playing half-time, drumming while singing, arranging double drums, and other techniques will add powerful new elements to your drumming style. Levon works his way through several country blues and Band tu...  (less)