Podcast appearances and mentions of richard fari

Of course, medium length is being used subjectively here, and perhaps it's because this length of book makes up most of the published books in the world, but still, it seems that people don't often discuss their favorites that are specifically between 300-500 pages. So on today's episode, that's exactly what we do! Here are all of the books in today's episode, but first, be sure to subscribe to our newsletter: https://linktw.in/BRYAnVh Solenoid Mircea Cartarescu https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781646... Marshland Otohiko Kaga https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781628... Death in the Andes Mario Vargas Llosa https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780312... Conversation in the cathedral Mario Vargas Llosa https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780060... The feast of the goat Mario Vargas Llosa https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780312... Catch 22 Joseph Heller https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781451... The sympathizer Viet Thanh Nguyen https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780802... 1984 George Orwell https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9788119... Last Boat out of Shanghai Helen Zia https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780345... All the pretty horses Cormac McCarthy https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780679... The crossing Cormac McCarthy https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780679... The cities of the plain Cormac McCarthy https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780679... Hard rain falling Don Carpenter https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781590... The adventures of huckleberry Finn Mark Twain https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781598... Omensetter's luck William H. Gass https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780141... Been down so long it looks like up to me Richard Fariña https://amzn.to/3yclILs On the road Jack Kerouac https://amzn.to/4dilgtP A tale of two cities Charles Dickens https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781543... Libra Don Delillo https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9780140... If this is a man/the Truce Primo Levi https://amzn.to/3yaIUK3 Warlock Oakley Hall https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9781590... Between two fires Christopher Buehlman https://bookshop.org/a/103053/9798662...

Unlocked to build anticipation for Pt. III and the first EP of a brand new miniseries, "Comparative Paranoid Analysis of the History of Nazi Occultism"—both dropping this week! Subscribe to access the complete ParaPower Mapping catalog at: patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping We discuss: The Mafia-military-MK-Ultra-music industrial complex; Paperclip; Zappa; mechanical failure synced w/ gnostic experience; man & machine; Pynchonian Luddism; St. Narcissus; nymphs; sexual transgression themes at Echo Courts; Is Pynchon King Kill 33° pilled?; Rites of Osiris; Book of the Dead; Hollander's argument that Oedipa & Metzger are Jewish; Pynchon's syncretic brew; St. Narcissus's role in moving Easter to Sunday; sanctification of the dead; the ghosts of wars' past's influence on world-historical events; Payola & the Payola scandal; The Paranoids; Pynchon's 'noided take on child prostitution in the music industry of the 1960s; Dick Clark; Alan Freed; Rep. Oren Harris; LBJ; Election Year 1960; JFK; Mafia & music industry connections; House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight; Oedipa's husband Mucho sleeping w/ underage girls; Metzger running off with an underage groupie to Arizona; Las Vegas; Area 51; Oedipa Maas as reference to French ethnologist & scholar of sacrifice Marcel Mauss; Émile Durkheim; The Courier's Tragedy & Thirty Years War era espionage; the Bohemica Confessio; The Second Defenestration of Prague; Thurn und Taxis connections to Rosicrucian Protestants?; Emperor Rudolph II; Bohemian Grove; MK-Ultra; Operation Paperclip; James Jesus Angleton; James Foster; The Dulles Bros; encroaching conspiracy; Project Blue Beam; Nazi involvement at Area 51; Zapf's Used Books being a reference to Hermann Zapf (Nazi typographer & calligrapher) AND Francis Zappa (the chemist father of Frank Zappa, who worked on human subject chemical experiments); the nexus of the Cali & NY military, intelligence, rock n roll, & writing scenes; bars like the White Horse Tavern in NYC acting as cross-sections of said nexuses; McGowan's Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon; the reasoning behind my belief that Pynchon left breadcrumbs leading to Francis Zappa, which in turn brings Edgewood Arsenal into view through the enthymematic riddle that is CoL49; psychochemical research at the Aberdeen Proving Ground; Frank Zappa's childhood playdates w/ mallets & mercury; growing up w/ gas masks on the wall; Herb Cohen = Genghis Cohen in CoL49; the overlapping bios of Pynchon, Richard Fariña, & Herb Cohen; Herb Cohen's possible involvement in Patrice Lumumba's downfall; his folk clubs in LA; management of acts such as Frank Zappa, Tom Waits, Odetta, Tim Buckley, Linda Rondstadt, etc.; the fact that Pynchon was writing CoL49 from '64 - '66, the exact same years that The Mothers of Invention formed, hired Herb Cohen, & started gigging in LA; the uncanny fact CoL49 & "Freak Out!" were both released in June, 1966; Joan & Mimi Baez; Bob Dylan; possible allusions to LA kingpin Mickey Cohen as well as Herb Cohen w/ the Genghis character; Harvard U. anesthesiologist Henry Beecher's involvement in Operation Paperclip & MK-Ultra connected psychoactive compound research at Camp King in post-war Germany, calling back to MasSUSchusetts; tests conducted on military personnel & civilians at Edgewood; LSD; mescaline; THC; benzos; sarin; mustard gas; Winthrop Tremaine; gov't surplus stores; Dr. Diocletian Blobb; Scurvhamites; Tristero; English Civil Wars; CoL49 connections to Crowley's espionage in Mexico; the Tristero attack on Blobb as warning for King James I pre-Thirty Years War; musings about Tristero's counter-reformation & counter-revolutionary origins; "Grand Master" = Freemasonic GMs?; Angleton's Vessel Affair & his Nazi-smuggling project w/ the Vatican; & a helluva lot more... Songs: | Lodge 49 OST - "Theme" | | Broadcast - "Come On Let's Go" |  | The Mothers of Invention - "Hungry Freaks, Daddy" | | Dead Kennedys - "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" |  | The Coup - "5 Million Ways to Kill a CEO" |

Subscribe to the Premium Feed at: patreon.com/ParaPowerMapping to unlock the full version! This one's equal parts spooky & fun, with a thorough examination of possible allusions & references to MK-Ultra, the '60s SoCal folk + rock n roll scene, Mafia, Edgewood Arsenal human experiments, & Operation Paperclip in CoL49, folks. We devote considerable time & energy to the following topics, themes, subtextual references, & allusions: Mechanical failure synced w/ gnostic experience; man & machine; Pynchonian Luddism; St. Narcissus; nymphs; sexually transgressive themes at Echo Courts; Is Pynchon King Kill 33° pilled?; Rites of Osiris; Book of the Dead; Hollander's argument that Oedipa & Metzger are Jewish; Pynchon's syncretic brew; St. Narcissus's role in moving Easter to Sunday; sanctification of the dead; the ghosts of wars' past's influence on world-historical events; Payola & the Payola scandal; The Paranoids; Pynchon's 'noided take on child prostitution in the music industry of the 1960s; Dick Clark; Alan Freed; Rep. Oren Harris; LBJ; Election Year 1960; JFK; Mafia & music industry connections; House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight; Oedipa's husband Mucho sleeping w/ underage girls; Metzger running off with an underage groupie to Arizona; Las Vegas; Area 51; Oedipa Maas as reference to French ethnologist & scholar of sacrifice Marcel Mauss; Émile Durkheim; The Courier's Tragedy & Thirty Years War era espionage; the Bohemica Confessio; The Second Defenestration of Prague; Thurn und Taxis connections to Rosicrucian Protestants?; Emperor Rudolph II; Bohemian Grove; MK-Ultra; Operation Paperclip; James Jesus Angleton; James Foster; The Dulles Bros; encroaching conspiracy; Project Blue Beam; Nazi involvement at Area 51; Zapf's Used Books being a reference to Hermann Zapf (Nazi typographer & calligrapher) AND Francis Zappa (the chemist father of Frank Zappa, who worked on human subject chemical experiments); the nexus of the Cali & NY military, intelligence, rock n roll, & writing scenes; bars like the White Horse Tavern in NYC acting as cross-sections of said nexuses; McGowan's Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon; the reasoning behind my belief that Pynchon left breadcrumbs leading to Francis Zappa, which in turn brings Edgewood Arsenal into view through the enthymematic riddle that is CoL49; psychochemical research at the Aberdeen Proving Ground; Frank Zappa's childhood playdates w/ mallets & mercury; growing up w/ gas masks on the wall; Herb Cohen = Genghis Cohen in CoL49; the overlapping bios of Pynchon, Richard Fariña, & Herb Cohen; Herb Cohen's possible involvement in Patrice Lumumba's downfall; his folk clubs in LA; management of acts such as Frank Zappa, Tom Waits, Odetta, Tim Buckley, Linda Rondstadt, etc.; the fact that Pynchon was writing CoL49 from '64 - '66, the exact same years that The Mothers of Invention formed, hired Herb Cohen, & started gigging in LA; the uncanny fact Pynchon's CoL49 & The Mothers of Invention's "Freak Out!" were both released in June, 1966; Joan & Mimi Baez; Bob Dylan; possible allusions to Mickey Cohen, LA king pin as well as Herb Cohen w/ the Genghis character; Harvard U. anesthesiologist Henry Beecher's involvement in Operation Paperclip & MK-Ultra connected psychoactive compound research at Camp King in post-war Germany, calling back to MasSUSchusetts; tests conducted on military personnel & civilians at Edgewood; LSD; mescaline; THC; benzos; sarin; mustard gas; Winthrop Tremaine; gov't surplus stores; Dr. Diocletian Blobb; Scurvhamites; Tristero; English Civil Wars; CoL49 connections to Crowley's espionage in Mexico; the Tristero attack on Blobb as warning for King James I pre-Thirty Years War; musings about Tristero's counter-reformation & counter-revolutionary origins; "Grand Master" = Freemasonic GMs?; Angleton's Vessel Affair & his Nazi-smuggling project w/ the Vatican; & a helluva lot more... Songs: | Lodge 49 OST - "Theme" | | The Mothers of Invention - "Hungry Freaks, Daddy" |

En el programa de hoy recorremos la música folk rock americana de la segunda mitad de los años sesenta, de la mano Oscar Barreiro y Javi Pedraces. Hoy os conectaremos con The Youngbloods, Brewer and Shipley, Maffit/Davies, Gene Clark with the Gosdin Bros, Dion, Everly Brothers, Beau Brummels, The Blues Projects, Fred Neil y terminaremos con The Byrds. Playlist: Mimi & Richard Fariña - Dandelion river run The Youngbloods – All over the world Gene Clark with the Gosdin Bros – Tried so hard Dion – I can’t help but wonder where I’m bound Everly Brothers – Turn around Beau Brummels – Are you happy The Blues projects – Violets of dawn Fred Neil – Travellin shoes Maffit/Davies – Big time man Brewer and Shipley . She thinks she’s a woman David Blue – I’d like to know Byrds – The ballad of easy rider

It is a new year, which means that the “Highway of Diamonds” that takes us back 60 years – the 60th anniversary is the diamond anniversary – now takes us back to a new destination: 1963.  Visit the pivotal developments of Bob Dylan's professional life in January of 1963...60 years ago to the month. The year begins with Dylan in London, rehearsing for the BBC television play authored by Evan Jones: MADHOUSE ON CASTLE STREET, performing in London clubs, and interviewed by Ronnie Gilbert for THE SCENE. On January 4, the taping for MADHOUSE ON CASTLE STREET occurs, wherein Dylan appears as Bobby the Hobo. The next day he flies to Rome where he attends an Odetta concert, performs at a folk music club, and visits the Catacombs; he records with Richard Fariña, Eric Von Schmidt, and Ethan Signer back in London; he returns to NYC and reunites with Suze Rotolo after a seven-month absence; he records with Happy Traum for Broadside Records, and he performs his new song "Masters of War" for Izzy Young and Alan Lomax in Lomax's NYC apartment while a tape recorder is running. Other new songs this month include "Girl from the North Country" and "Boots of Spanish Leather." In "20 Pounds of Headlines," we bring you news from the world of Bob Dylan, both in January of 1963 and early 2023. In "Who Did It Better?" we ask you to vote and tell us who did "Masters of War" better: Bob Dylan in Alan Lomax's apartment in January of 1963 or Judy Collins a few months later in 1963 for her third album? Listen to the episode, then go to our Twitter page @RainTrains to vote!

Entrevista a los paleontólogos de la Facultad de Ciencias y PEDECIBA, Richard Fariña y Sebastián Tambusso. Los entrevistados nos cuentan en detalle el yacimiento paleontológico del arroyo del Vizcaíno, en el departamento de Canelones. Un lugar increíble en el que cada metro cúbico de lodo guarda secretos de un pasado que también podría ser el de los primeros habitantes de este suelo.

Un nuevo libro irrumpe en las estanterías de las librerías, en la sección de historia. "Viajes por nuestra tierra" presenta y comenta tres viajes por nuestro país en el siglo XIX: Dámaso Antonio Larrañaga, Arséne Isabelle y Charles Darwin. Un uruguayo, un francés y un inglés. Tres viajeros, con tres perfiles disímiles y tres perspectivas distintas sobre nuestro país. Recibiremos a Magdalena Perandones, autora de uno de los artículos. Con la participación especial de Richard Fariña y carina Erchini.

El paleontólogo uruguayo Richard Fariña explicó que mas de 2000 huesos de megafauna fueron encontrados en el yacimiento del arroyo del Vizcaíno; muchos con marcas de herramientas humanas de más de 30 mil años de antigüedad, lo que duplica la edad de la teoría de Clovis. El sitio paleontológico del Arroyo del Vizcaíno, cerca de la localidad de Sauce, Uruguay, cuenta una historia de mamíferos gigantes ya desaparecidos, con el particular agregado de posible evidencia de una muy antigua presencia humana.

1. (Sig) The English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. Muddy Waters : I Feel Like Going Home from the CD The Early Years 1947-1950 (Chess) 3. Bob Dylan : Baby, Let Me Follow You Down from the CD Bob Dylan (Columbia) 4. Bembeya Jazz National : Mousogbe from the CD Authenticité 73 (Syllart) 5. Shirati Jazz : LK The Pretty from the CD The King Of History: Classic 1970s Benga Beats From Kenya (Stern's) 6. 10,000 Maniacs : Just As The Tide Was A Flowing from the CD The Wishing Chair (Elektra) 7. Oysterband : Hal-an-Tow from the CD Trawler (Cooking Vinyl) 8. Charlie Parker Quintet : Bird Of Paradise from the CD Box Complete Savoy & Dial Studio Recordings (Savoy/ Atlantic) 9. Anita O'Day : Anita's Blues from the CD Box Complete Anita O'Day Verve/Clef Sessions (Mosaic 10. Anna Cinzia Villani : Pizzica Pizzica Di Copertino from the CD Fimmana, Mare e Focu (Anima Mundi) 11. Re Niliu : La Città Del Sole from the CD Pucambù (Il Pontesonoro) 12. Bob & Ron Copper : The Sweet Primroses from the CD Hidden English (Topic) 13. The Young Tradition : The Banks Of Claudy from the CD Young Tradition (BGO) 14. The Girls Of The Golden West : I Want To Be A Real Cowboy Girl from the CD Selected Recordings 1933-1938 (Sonyatone) 15. Jimmie Rodgers : Waiting For A Train from the CD The Early Years, 1928-1929 (Rounder) 16. Ali Farka Touré : Heygana from the CD The River (World Circuit) 17. Jali Musa Jawara : Haidara from the CD Direct From West Africa (Go Discs/ Oval) 18. Cake : Friend Is A Four Letter Word from the CD Fashion Nugget (Volcano) 19. Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros : Global A Go-Go from the CD Global A Go-Go (Hellcat) 20. The Incredible String Band : First Girl I Loved from the CD The 5000 Spirits Or The Layers Of The Onion (Fledg'ling) 21. The Rheingans Sisters : October Song from the CD Glad Gold Hearts (Rootbeat) 22. Earth Opera : Mad Lydia's Waltz from the CD The Great American Eagle Tragedy (Elektra) 23. Billy Bragg : Levi Stubbs' Tears from the CD Talking With The Taxman About Poetry (Go Discs) 24. Rakotozafy : Ramanjareo (Ny Any Aminay) from the CD Valiha Malaza (GlobeStyle) 25. Thomas Mapfumo : Shumba from the CD Shumba – Vital Hits Of Zimbabwe (Stern's/ Earthworks) 26. Big Joe Williams : Don't The Apples Look Mellow from the CD Blues Masters Vol. 2 (Storyville) 27. Mississippi Fred McDowell : Write Me A Few Lines from the CD Mississippi Delta Blues (Arhoolie) 28. Mimi & Richard Fariña : The Falcon from the CD Celebrations For A Grey Day (Vanguard) 29. Carolyn Hester : I'll Fly Away from the CD Carolyn Hester (Hallmark) 30. Spiro : Rose Engine from the CD Kaleidophonica (Real World) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Bill welcomes journalist, music critic, and debut fiction author David Hajdu to the show. David  is the music critic for The Nation and a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Before joining The Nation in January 2015, he served for more than ten years as the music critic for The New Republic. His most recent book, Adrianne Geffel, is "fictional work of nonfiction," a biography of a nonexistent songwriter. He is currently working on a nonfiction book about artificial creativity, in addition to collaborating with the artist John Carey on a book of graphic nonfiction for Columbia University Press. David also published four books of nonfiction and one collection of essays: Lush Life: A Biography of Billy Strayhorn (1996), Positively 4th Street: The Lives and Times of Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Mimi Baez Fariña and Richard Fariña (2001), The Ten-Cent Plague: The Great Comic Book Scare and How It Changed America (2008), Heroes and Villains: Essays on Music, Movies, Comics, and Culture (2009), and Love for Sale: Pop Music in America (fall 2016). Don't miss it!

Desde 1997, cuando se encontraron los primeros restos de un perezoso gigante que databan de hace cerca de 10.000 años, el arroyo Vizcaíno es uno de los sitios paleontológicos en los que trabaja el equipo de megafauna de la Facultad de Ciencias de la Universidad de la República. El paleontólogo Richard Fariña, integrante del equipo investigador, contó en SobreCiencia, que en los restos hay marcas que tienen las características de las que dejan las herramientas y eso es un evidencia muy sólida de presencia humana en la zona del yacimiento.

Ein literarisches Quartett! In der vierten Folge von »Steidl Wörtlich« lauschen wir dem Schauspieler und begnadeten Vorleser Robert Stadlober, wie er am Aschermittwoch im Valentin Stüberl in Berlin Richard Fariñas Counter-Culture-Klassiker »Been down so long it looks like up to me« auf so furiose Weise zum Leben erweckte, dass es Fariña gefallen hätte, würde er noch leben. Doch wer war dieser Fariña überhaupt? So cool, dass Thomas Pynchon an der Uni zu ihm aufschaute, musikalisch so begnadet, dass Bob Dylan mit ihm auf der Bühne stand und als Schriftsteller so wild, dass DOORS-Sänger Jim Morrison ihn zu seinen Lieblingsautoren zählte. Bei einem Motorradunfall starb Fariña 1966 mit nur 29 Jahren, zwei Tage, nachdem sein erster und einziger Roman veröffentlicht worden war. Der allerdings hat es in sich und lässt die Gegenwartsliteratur ziemlich blass aussehen. Die deutsche Übersetzung von Dirk van Gunsteren hat 392 Seiten und kostet € 28,00. Weitere Infos zu Richard Fariña und seinem Roman finden Sie auf unserer Website: https://steidl.de Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steidlverlag Facebook: https://de-de.facebook.com/SteidlInternational/

Zum Staffelfinale lässt der Hungerkünstler Podcast das Jahr 2018 Revue passieren. Wir besprechen alle Filme, Alben und Bücher, die uns das Jahr über besonders gefallen haben. Und am Ende gibt es vielleicht noch die eine oder andere Überraschung. Unter anderem mit: Fantastic Beasts, Call Me by Your Name, Shape of Water, Venom, Isle of Dogs, Mary and the Witch's Flower, Roma, Jeremy Jay, Interpol, Motorama, Giardini di Mirò, Wolfgang Herrndorf, László Krasznahorkai, Richard Fariña und Paul Celan. https://hungerkunstler-podcast.de

Charlie Adams - "Sugar Diet" Bing Day - "I Can't Help It" Skeeter Davis & Bobby Bare - "A Dear John Letter" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "I'm A Pilgrim" - Down Home The Davis Sisters - "Rock-A-Bye Boogie" Carl Perkins - "Dixie Fried" Jimmy Dee and the Offbeats with the Montclairs - "Don't Cry No More" Bobby Dean - "Dime Story Pony Tail" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Steel Guitar Rag" - Down Home Denny Reed - "Hot Water" Larry Meadows - "Such A Lonely Boy" Mimi and Richard Fariña - "Reno Nevada" Norris Wilson - "Baby Don't Pout" Charlie Louvin - "See The Big Man Cry" Fred Darian - "Rib-Bone" Dick Williams - "Saturday Satan, Sunday Saint" Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks - "Southern Love" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Windy and Warm" - Down Home Ron Davis - "Lay It On The Line" Stuart Hamblen - "The Last Cowboy" Jerry Lee Lewis - "Bread And Butter Man" Orville Couch - "Greenville Diner" Lina Lynne - "Don't Let Me Cry Again" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "I Ain't Gonna Work On Sunday" - Down Home https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/82713

Charlie Adams - "Sugar Diet" Bing Day - "I Can't Help It" Skeeter Davis & Bobby Bare - "A Dear John Letter" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "I'm A Pilgrim" - Down Home The Davis Sisters - "Rock-A-Bye Boogie" Carl Perkins - "Dixie Fried" Jimmy Dee and the Offbeats with the Montclairs - "Don't Cry No More" Bobby Dean - "Dime Story Pony Tail" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Steel Guitar Rag" - Down Home Denny Reed - "Hot Water" Larry Meadows - "Such A Lonely Boy" Mimi and Richard Fariña - "Reno Nevada" Norris Wilson - "Baby Don't Pout" Charlie Louvin - "See The Big Man Cry" Fred Darian - "Rib-Bone" Dick Williams - "Saturday Satan, Sunday Saint" Ronnie Hawkins and the Hawks - "Southern Love" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "Windy and Warm" - Down Home Ron Davis - "Lay It On The Line" Stuart Hamblen - "The Last Cowboy" Jerry Lee Lewis - "Bread And Butter Man" Orville Couch - "Greenville Diner" Lina Lynne - "Don't Let Me Cry Again" Music behind DJ: Chet Atkins - "I Ain't Gonna Work On Sunday" - Down Home http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/82713

Redaktion und Moderation: Carsten OtteJeffrey Eugenides: Das große ExperimentErzählungenRowohlt Verlag336 Seiten22 EuroRezension von Theresa HübnerLisa Halliday: AsymmetrieRomanHanser Verlag318 Seiten23 EuroRezension von Christoph SchröderRichard Fariña: Been down so long it looks like up to meRomanSteidl Verlag392 Seiten28 EuroGespräch mit Moritz Scheper, Autor des Nachworts zur dt. Neuausgabe Richard Powers: Die Wurzeln des LebensRomanS. Fischer Verlag618 Seiten26 EuroRezension von Julia SchröderJennifer Egan: Manhattan BeachRomanS. Fischer Verlag508 Seiten22 EuroPortrait von Johannes Kaiser

Richard Fariña gehört zu den großen Unbekannten der modernen US-amerikanischen Literatur, gleichzeitig genießt der Autor, der nur den Roman „Been down so long it looks like up to me“ geschrieben hat, einen Kultstatus, weil eben jener autobiographisch gefärbte Text, der vom Aufbegehren der Studenten im autoritären Unisystem handelt, formal und inhaltlich Grenzen überschreitet.| Steidl Verlag, 392 Seiten, 28 Euro.| Carsten Otte im Gespräch mit Moritz Scheper, Autor des Nachworts zur dt. Neuausgabe.

028 We spoke with legendary award-winning singer-songwriter Judy Collins about her good friend Richard Fariña. We also explored the importance of Judy Collins' Fifth Album in introducing the dulcimer in the mid-1960s. With additional commentary by Neal Hellman and readings from Richard Fariña's cousin Omar Lugones.

022 The well-known luthier Rick Turner shares personal stories about Richard and Mimi Fariña and how his luthier skills led him to become part of dulcimer history that was almost forgotten.

023 Ed Freeman was part of the Cambridge folk music scene in the early 60s and interviewed Richard and Mimi Fariña on his radio show in 1965. We spoke with Ed about this and much more.

Richard Fariña was well known in music and literary circles in New York in the 1960’s. He was a regular visitor to his Irish relations in Ardboe, Co. Tyrone in the 1950’s. He was on the cusp of greatness 50 years ago when his life was cut short. Tracing Fariña’s footsteps from his old haunts in NY to his family by the banks of Lough Neagh. (2016)

005 We focus on the melodic and rhythmically complex music Fariña created on his dulcimer and explore how his heritage and world travels influenced his music. We talk with Fariña's relatives, people he knew, and two dulcimer players he influenced. We present intimate stories and letters from him to show how his music was ultimately the result of his zest for life.

PODCAST: 30 Aug 2015  01 Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Mavis Staples - Johnny's Blues 02 Down Worker Down - The Wheeze and Suck Band - Flash Lads 03 The Banks Of Sweet Primroses - Finest Kind - Good Enough For Me 04 Rodney's Glory, An Spalpeen Fanagh - JSD Band - Pastures Of Plenty 05 Tonight - Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin - Watershed 06 Midnight Special - Guy Carawan, Peggy Seeger - Just About As Good As It Gets! Great British Skiffle Vol. 3 07 I Crossed The Sea - Storywheel - I Crossed The Sea 08 How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live? - Ry Cooder - Boomer’s Story 09 John Ball - The Young'uns - Never Forget 10 Jock Speaks / Head High  - Ross Ainslie - Remembering 11 Trafalgar Flats - Kath Reade - Where The Good Hearts Dwell 12 Hector The Hero - Natalie Macmaster/Donnell Leahy - One 13 Amsterdam - Flossie Malavialle - The Tour Collection 14 Pack Up Your Sorrows - Mimi & Richard Fariña - Celebrations For A Grey Day 15 Lemonade Lady - Plainsong - Reinventing Richard 16 O’Hooley and Tidow - The Wild Rover - Summat’s Brewin 17 Save The Last Dance For Me - The Deighton Family - Rolling Home

004 We begin our tribute to Richard Fariña with Jerry Rockwell and John Blosser, two dulcimer players influenced by Fariña’s dulcimer playing. With music from two tribute albums: Reinventing Richard: The Songs of Richard Fariña by Plainsong, and Another Country … The Songs of Richard and Mimi Fariña by Caroline Doctorow. Richard’s cousin Omar Lugones shares insights into Fariña’s music.

 Your host for this edition is Hubert Selby, Jr.It is entitled Some Paint On a CanvasThe ContentFirst Sequence:Carolyn Hester - I'll Fly AwayVictoria Spivey & Big Joe Williams - Sittin' on Top of the WorldHarry Belafonte - Midnight SpecialRichard Fariña & Eric Von Schmidt - Christmas IslandHappy Traum - Let Me Die In My FootstepsSecond Sequence:Chubby Parker - King Kong Kitchie Kitchie Ki-Me-OThe McGee Brothers - Charming BillHenry Thomas - The Little Red CabooseThree Georgia Crackers - Poor Little Thing Cried MammyUncle Eck Dunford - Skip to Ma Lou, My DarlingThird Sequence:David Hemmings - Bell BirdsBlond - There's a Man Standing in the CornerEdward's Hand - If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your MindDando Shaft - Coming Home to MeJohn Bryant - In Need of LoveFourth Sequence:Wilf Carter - You Are My SunshineLewis McDaniel - It's Hard to Leave Sweet LoveThe Morris Family - Dark EyesShortbuckle Roark - I Truly Understand That You Love Another ManBradley Kincaid - Barbara AllenSummation:Allen Ginsberg - Nurse's Song