Since 1995, Byrds founder Roger McGuinn has worked to keep the legacy of American folk music alive. Every month, he records a song for his Grammy-nominated Folk Den project. This is an exclusive inside look.
Posted 3:01 pm May 2nd, 2008
~ Loved this story. I enjoy singing & listening to music. You should do another segment like this some time in the near future! The way it was all put together was really great!
Posted 5:18 pm May 1st, 2008
Very cool watching the process & looking forward to hearing the finished product in the Folk Den. It's wonderful to know that these great songs are not lost forever in a radio hip-hop mix - generations to come will be able to share this legacy of what may be the only real American music -great job-my best-MF Foster
Marian
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Posted 10:04 pm May 4th, 2008Thanks for the tip on this site! :) Love that video, Your a true talent!
Mark J
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Posted 7:27 pm May 4th, 2008That's amazing that you can do so much right there at your desk! Thanks for giving us an insight into how it's done.
Andrea
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Posted 4:24 pm May 4th, 2008Great story! Even my teenage son loved it. It's fun to watch a genius at work.
Mary D.
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Posted 3:01 pm May 2nd, 2008~ Loved this story. I enjoy singing & listening to music. You should do another segment like this some time in the near future! The way it was all put together was really great!
Jacque Du Puis
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Posted 10:38 pm May 1st, 2008Way to go Mary!!!
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MF Foster
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Posted 5:18 pm May 1st, 2008Very cool watching the process & looking forward to hearing the finished product in the Folk Den. It's wonderful to know that these great songs are not lost forever in a radio hip-hop mix - generations to come will be able to share this legacy of what may be the only real American music -great job-my best-MF Foster
Willie Dunlop
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Posted 5:07 pm May 1st, 2008A rare insight into how Roger builds the completed song from scratch.