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|    Grover C. McCoury III to All    |
|    The Appalachians    |
|    30 Mar 05 08:56:09    |
      XPost: rec.music.country.western, alt.music.country.classic, rec.music.folk       From: gcmccoury@yahoo.com              The Appalachians -- A land shaped by the people. A people shaped by the       land. The Appalachians is three-part documentary special on the history       of Appalachia.              Featuring Johnny Cash in his last film interview. Also featuring Rosanne       Cash, Loretta Lynn, Little Jimmy Dickens, Marty Stuart, Ricky Skaggs and       others.              Appalachia was America’s first frontier. The pioneers brought their       folkways and music from the old country. Mountain life was isolated and       traditional culture was preserved. The old ballads and fiddle tunes were       handed down through generations.              Appalachian mountain people are songwriters and storytellers. To tell       their history, the producers use mountain songs as an integral part of       the film. The lyrics tell the story of their lives, their emotions,       their loves and their fears.              The story of Appalachia is about the struggle for and with the land. But       through their struggles the people of Appalachia held on to their love       of land and family. Music continued to be an important part of their       lives, and they adapted old, traditional ballads into songs that told       the story of their lives in America — their triumphs and their sorrows.              Out of the culture and history, we will reveal the vivid unforgettable       faces of the land and the people. The Appalachians is a portrait framed       with truth, passion, and respect for the Native Americans and the people       who came to this land from Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Italy,       Hungary, Poland, Africa, Mexico — and virtually every other part of the       world.              The film is presented by Nashville Public Television and distributed by       American Public Television to PBS stations. Promotional videos to       support the film were done by Naomi Judd and Marty Stuart.              More info/video clips are @       http://www.sierraclub.org/appalachia/film/index.asp              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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