Mississippi Breakdown: a New Look at the Mississippi Old Time Fiddle Music Traditions

This is a cultural study that focuses on the fiddle music of Mississippi. It includes both Anglo and African American roots. Also, the white blues fiddle traditions of Mississippi are examined and analyzed

Old Time Pickin\u27 Circle

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Practicing for the Big Game [Mississippi State University]

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Kitchen, Doe\u27s Eat Place

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Eating Catfish at Taylor Grocery

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Southern Studies Graduate Students Perform Traditional Music

This Brown Bag video features Graduate Students Jake Fussell and Jamison Hollister as they perform and discuss traditional American string music

Interview with Quay Worthem, church musician

Interviewer and Recordist: Jamison Hollister. Recorded at the Church of the Living God (Toccopola, Miss.) There is a woman walking around in the room for a brief moment (32:44

Interview with Mary H. Worthem, church musician

Interviewer and Recordist: Stephanie E. Little. Recorded at the Church of the Living God (Toccopola, Miss.) Some unavoidable background noise, one interruption and recording not stoppe