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DOC WATSON & GAITHER CARLTON

Doc Watson & Gaither Carlton

SMITHSONIAN FOLKWAYS

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Unheard live recordings from the father of roots music and his father-in-law

TWO years after he was “discovered” by folklorists Ralph Rinzler and Eugene Earle in 1960, and two years before he released his landmark debut

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