A roundup of stories from Smithsonian Music and our other blogs. The Carolina Chocolate Drops Keep Musical Tradition Alive National Museum of American History Talking and Playing Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar with Dennis Kamakahi National Museum of American History Music of the Spheres: Star Songs Smithsonian Insider Jazz Appreciation Month: A Tribute to Dave Brubeck National Portrait Gallery Hair Band History: Teasing Hair and Playing Rock 'n' Roll National Museum of American History When It Rains, It Pours Folkways Recordings In This Case: Guitar Smithsonian American Art Museum Woody Guthrie: One Hundred Years, One Thousand Songs National Portrait Gallery Ella Fitzgerald, First Lady of Humanity National Museum of American History The Girls in the Band at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History Dancing for the Oceans National Museum of Natural History Take 5: Five Questions for Jazz Musician Mike "Bags" Davis Smithsonian American Art Museum Indian American Jazz Artists Create Their Own Sound Asian Pacific American Center Finding Modern Meaning in 130-Year-Old Sound National Museum of American History Miles Davis, Rudy Van Gelder, and a Living Room Recording Studio National Museum of American History R&B Trivia: Rhythm and Blues or Rock and Roll? Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage Mary Lou Williams: Musical and Social Change Agent National Museum of American History Abbey Lincoln, Singer Emancipator (August 6, 1930-August 14, 2010) National Museum of American History Sweethearts of Rhythm National Museum of American History Elvis Presley, Born 74 Years Ago Today National Portrait Gallery Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
