A Study of Michigan's Folk Music Heritage
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- Eliot Singer's Response to Trae's Manifesto, with follow-up from Trae.
- Trae's Michigan Fiddle Manifesto
- County Histories Series Part 11: Saginaw and Environs.
- County Histories Series Part 10: Detroit and Grosse Point
- County Histories Series Part 9: Muskegon and Allegan Counties
- County Histories Part 8: City of Flint and Genesee County
- County Histories Series: Part 7: Berrien and Van Buren Counties
- County Histories Series Part 6 (enough Roman numerals): Kalamazoo County
- County Histories Series: Part V: Hillsdale County
- County Histories Series: Part IV: Newaygo, Eaton, and Calhoun Counties
- County Histories Series: Part III: Leelanau and Grand Traverse Region
- County Histories Series: Part II: Antrim
- County Histories Series: Introduction and Part I
- Excerpts from the "Posen Fiddlers" Episode of Down Home Dairyland by Jim Leary and Richard March
- Summer agenda
- It's a Good Day for Michigan Fiddle: Paul Gifford's Website!
- The Dr. James P. Leary 1989 Michigan Fieldwork
- Chip Walker and the Fisher Strike Orchestra
- Band Spotlight: Nick and His Cornhuskers, a Long-Lived Modern and Old Time Thumb Dance Band
- Band Spotlight: Rem Wall and the Green Valley Boys: Michigan Country Stars
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