A Sold-Out Night with Dom Flemons — and a Morning Museum Tour to Remember
When we announced Dom Flemons would be performing at Hotel Hartness as part of our concert series, we knew excitement would be high. What we didn’t expect was just how fast the house would fill. Tickets sold out well before the event, and on concert night, every seat was taken by fans eager to experience […]
Mark V – Side B
“CHAIN GANG MAN” / “HOW CAN I STILL GO ON” DARRYL MASSEY, MARK V RECORDS (CA 1969) Your browser does not support the audio element. IF NOT TODAY, THEN MAYBE TOMORROW THE TRAV’LERS, MARK V RECORDS (1968) Your browser does not support the audio element.
Mark V – Side A
“SIXTEEN WOMEN IN A LIMOUSINE” / “IN NAME ONLY” CHARLIE AND CLYDE, MABLE RECORDS (1968) Your browser does not support the audio element. “A LONG ROAD TO TRAVEL” / “WATER UNDER THE BRIDGE” TED PATTERSON AND THE TUNESTERS, KLUB RECORDS (1962) Your browser does not support the audio element.
“A Cardboard History of Blue Ridge Music”
Out of the Hills: The Birth of Country Music will also feature “A Cardboard History of Blue Ridge Music,” a collection of vintage country music posters, cards, and more from collector Tom Murphy of Raleigh, North Carolina. ***Images are from the collector and of previous displays, not of the exhibit at Sigal Music Museum***
Marty Robbins’ Epiphone Archtop Zenith Guitar
The Museum is excited to display Marty Robbins’ Epiphone Archtop Zenith Guitar, used in the recording of his western ballad and No.1 hit “El Paso” and often played in live performances of the song by both Grady Martin and Marty Robbins (as seen below).
