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Friends of the Sixties: The Landmark Ann Arbor Blues Festivals 1969-1970
Tue, 01/31/2023 - 7:50am
This is a rough-draft of some footage Stephen Erlewine took back in 1970 at the second pivotal Arbor Blues Festival, where his brother Michael was in charge of food and drink for the blues artists, and also served as interviewer for scores of the performers. This was a life-changing experience and led some years later to Michael founding the All-Music Guide (AMG).
This video originally appeared here.
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Curt Andrews and Woody Finger, circa 1970 Photographer: Andrea Fulton
Year:
c.1970
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Letter from Doug Fulton to Ann Arbor News Librarian / Keeper of the Morgue, November 7, 1995
This letter, dated November 7, 1995, was sent to the Ann Arbor News Librarian by retired Outdoor Editor, photographer, and writer, Doug Fulton. Fulton had retired from the News in 1983 after serving as a columnist, editor, and photographer for 30 years.
Doug Fulton with Muddy Waters, Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival, September 1972 Photographer: Anna Fulton
Year:
1972
Dedication of the Otis Spann Memorial Stage, with Lucille Spann, John Sinclair, and Muddy Waters, September 1972 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1972