Iosephus Hickerson

Iosephus "Joe" Hickerson (natus Highland Park Illinoesiae 20 Octobris 1935^[1]) est cantor vulgaris et carminum ductor. Alumnus Collegii Oberlinensis, 35 annos (1963–1998) bibliothecarius et director Archivi Carminum Vulgarium in Centro Vitae Vulgaris Americano in Bibliotheca Congressionalis. Innotuit ob mixtura originalium verborum Russicorum et suorum versuum ad creanda fundamenta carminis "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" cum Petro Seeger,^[2] et ob in primo disco carminis "Kumbayah" canendum. Nunc operam dat lector, investigator, actorque musicus, praecipue in Novo Eboraco, Michigania, et regione Sicaginiensi. Anno 2015, Portlandiae Oregoniae habitat.

Discographia

1958. We've Got Some Singing to Do. The Folksmiths, cum Joe Hickerson. Folkways Records F-2407.
2001. Joe Hickerson with a Gathering of Friends. Folk-Legacy Records.
2002. Drive Dull Care Away. Folk-Legacy Records.

Pelliculographia

The Wobblies (actor musicus, 1979)

Notae

↑ "Alan Darco Celebrity Birthdays: Folk"
↑ "Where Have All the Flowers gone? (Pete Seeger/Joe Hickerson) (1956-'60)," web.archive.org.

Bibliographia

Baggelaar, Krisyin, et Donald Milton. 1976. Folk Music: More Than A Song. ISBN 0690011598.
Lawless, Ray M. 1965. Folksingers and Folksongs in America. ISBN 0313231044.
Marsh, Dave, et John Swenson. 1979 The Rolling Stone Record Guide. ISBN 0394735358.

Nexus externi

Colloquium interrogatorium, www.downhomeradioshow.com (Down Home Radio Show)
Situs proprius, web.archive.org

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