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The Village Out West: The Lost Tapes of Alan Oakes

by Smithsonian Folkways Recordings

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'The Village Out West' celebrates the underappreciated bastion of the Folk Revival that emerged in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1960s, a counterpoint to the seminal New York City scene that has dominated the historical narrative. Compiled from a vast array of recordings by autodidact recording engineer Alan Oakes, the two-CD set features legendary names like Hank Bradley, Rev. Gary Davis, Larry Hanks, Mississippi Fred McDowell, New Lost City Ramblers, and Doc Watson, as well as unsung heroes of the local California communities that turned the region into fertile ground for American music. This music triumphantly transcends the passage of the decades with its luminous and passionate presence, making the case for California as a crucial hotbed for some of the most impressive and diverse folk music of the 20th century.

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released September 24, 2021

Produced by Deborah Robins, Jeff Place, and Henry Sapoznik
Annotated by Deborah Robins, Jeff Place, Hank Bradley, and Henry Sapoznik
Recorded by Alan Oakes
Original audio restoration and digitization by Mark “Wally” McClellan (The Wally Sound)
Audio assistance by Ronnie Simpkins
Mastered by Jordan Cunningham, Sage Arts
Executive producers: Huib Schippers, Daniel E. Sheehy, and John Smith
Production manager: Mary Monseur
Production assistant: Kate Harrington
Editorial assistance by James Deutsch

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