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SUMMARY:Folk Songs of Appalachia — Deep Roots &amp\; Common Threads
DESCRIPTION:Join Janet McGarry and band for an intimate\, single-mic per
 formance tracing the legacy from the Carter Family to Cash\, Dylan\, and
  Dolly—while uncovering the shared roots that connect Appalachia to At
 lantic Canada at the Victoria Playhouse on September 5 at 7:30 pm and Se
 ptember 6 at 2 pm.\n\n\n\nFolk Songs of Appalachia – Deep Roots &amp\;
  Common Threads is an intimate musical journey into the heart of a sound
  that shaped generations. From the pioneering recordings of the Carter F
 amily and Jimmie Rodgers in the late 1920s—often called the “big ban
 g” of country music—to the enduring influence heard in artists like 
 Bob Dylan\, Johnny Cash\, Dolly Parton\, and Emmylou Harris\, this show 
 traces the powerful lineage of Appalachian song.\n\n\n\nLed by Island bl
 uegrass artist Janet McGarry\, whose travels through the rural mountain 
 communities of Appalachia bring rare authenticity to the stage\, the per
 formance blends music\, storytelling\, and personal reflection. Presente
 d with a four-piece acoustic band gathered around a single condenser mic
 rophone\, the show recreates the warmth and immediacy of those earliest 
 recordings\, offering audiences a listening experience that is both hist
 oric and deeply alive.\n\n\n\nAlong the way\, Deep Roots &amp\; Common T
 hreads reveals the shared musical heritage linking Appalachia to Atlanti
 c Canada—uncovering the Irish\, Scottish\, and Acadian influences that
  traveled across oceans and generations to shape the songs we still reco
 gnize in our kitchens\, community halls\, and dance floors today.\n\n\n\
 nMarking nearly a century since Ralph Peer first carried a recording mac
 hine into the mountains\, and following landmark moments such as the “
 O Brother\, Where Art Thou?” revival and the enduring legacy of “Wil
 l the Circle Be Unbroken?\,” this program offers a timely and moving r
 eflection on music that continues to connect.
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