The ballad of Frankie Silver : reflections on a murder : with an epilogue, The making of a ballad singer

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  • directed by Tom Davenport ; produced by Dan Patterson, Beverly Patterson.
  • Delaplane, VA : Davenport Films, 1990.
  • Video
  • Videocassette (VHS)

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    65-V4187
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    Videocassette CB S587b
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    Summary

    An examination of one of the most famous murders and executions in American history, through stories, songs and interviews. The epilogue-- The Making of the Ballad Singer, at the end of this video, tells why McMillon and his singing partner, Marina Trivette developed a love for Appalachian ballads and tales as children.

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    Description:
    1 videocassette (46 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 1/2 in.
    Series:
    American traditional culture series
    Published:
    Delaplane, VA : Davenport Films, 1990.
    Language:
    English
    Credits:
    Edited by Matthew Jones ; photographed by Tom Davenport, Jonathan Hamilton, Michael Oniffrey.
    Performers/Participants:
    Featuring Bobby McMillon, storyteller ; singer, Marina Trivette.
    Notes:
    Originally produced or released in 1996.
    Run time: approx. 46 min.
    Local Notes:
    Special Collections material: Use of audio or visual material may require production of listening or viewing copies before use. Contact wilsonlibrary@unc.edu before visiting reading room for more information.
    OCLC Number:
    37671974

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