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Page 1: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists
Page 2: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: The Music Lives On After the Instrument is Destroyed

Artist: Lonnie Holley

Dimension: 35 x 35 x 4

Page 3: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Singer's Flowerpot

Artist: Lonnie Holley

Dimension: 35 x 42 x 25

Page 4: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Mama’s Song

Artist: Mary Lee Bendolph

Dimension: 36.25 x 47 x 2

Page 5: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Old Rugged Cross

Artist: Joe Minter

Dimension: 42 x 78 x 16

Page 6: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Sweep Me Baby, Sweep Me All Night Long

Artist: Thornton Dial

Dimension: 48.25 x 72.5 x 7

Page 7: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Chuck Berry

Artist: Richard Dial

Dimension: 80 x 66 x 28

Page 8: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Saturday Night Special

Artist: Charlie Lucas

Dimension: 32 x 39 x 8

Page 9: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Strange Fruit – Alabama Grapes

Artist: Thornton Dial

Dimension: 88 x 70.5 x 8

Page 10: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: A Man Can Be a Star

Artist: Thornton Dial, Jr.

Dimension: 48 x 43.5 x 7

Page 11: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Otis Redding/Dock of the Bay

Artist: Mose Tolliver

Dimension: 18 x 24 x 1

Page 12: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Minnie Pearl with her Mandolin (1969)

Artist: Jimmy Lee Sudduth

Dimension: 32 x 52 x 2.5

Page 13: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: American Idol

Artist: Richard Dial

Dimension: 37 x 58 x 34

Page 14: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: England’s Rose

Artist: Ronald Locket

Dimension: 48 x 48 x 2

Page 15: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Past Time (Hanging Out at the Juke Joint)

Artist: Lonnie Holley

Dimension: 20.5 x 16 x 11

Page 16: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Roman Stripes

Artist: Essie Bendolph Pettway

Dimension: 80 x 90

Page 17: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Howlin’ Wolf

Artist: Thornton Dial

Dimension: 66 x 6 x 6

Page 18: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions told by Alabama Artists

Title: Blues People

Artist: Thornton Dial

Dimension: 40 x 62 x 9