Musicians

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The Hall Brothers was a bluegrass singing group consisting of North Carolina brothers, Roy and Jay Hugh Hall. The singing group got started in 1937 singing on WSPA Spartanburg. This collection consists of one phonographic record with the songs "Spartanburg Jail" and "McDowell Blues" sung by the Hall Brothers recorded on it.

Content Description Joe Haywood was a soul singer and song writer from Spartanburg. This collection consists of six records that Joe Haywood record under various record labels including Rampage, Enjoy, Deesu, Front Page, and Fury. Records include:Rampage 1002: It Takes the Dark to Make You See the Light/I Love You Yes I DoEnjoy 2013: Warm and Tender Love/I Would If I CouldDeesu 316: I Wanna Love You/Play a Cornbread Song For Me and My BabyFront Page 1000: Strong...

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A collection of articles and newspaper clippings on Marshall Chapman.

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Two articles from the Spartanburg Herald discussing the monument created for W.P. "Pink" Daugherty, along with a recent photograph of the monument.

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A collection of newspaper clippings and articles about Grace Annette DuPré.

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A program from the 2013 Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Awards.

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Articles from The New South Carolina State Gazette and the Spartanburg Herald-Journal on Gignilliat’s life and death, along with some brief history on the Spartanburg Junior League written by Gignilliat.

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One article from the Spartanburg Herald-Journal on Joe Dean Haywood.

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A collection of local newspaper articles on Carlos DuPré Moseley and his musical career. This file also contains obits for both Carlos DuPré Moseley and his brother, Daniel DuPré Moseley.

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A collection of several newspaper and magazine articles that discuss George Mullins and his life.

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One article on William Scott from the Spartanburg Herald-Journal