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Alan Lomax

Director (3) Writer (1) Production (1) Actor (1)

Passed away on: 19-07-2002 (87)

Born: 31 January 1915 in Austin

Known from: Lomax the Songhunter, The Land Where the Blues Began and Appalachian Journey

IMDb profile: Alan Lomax

Wikicode: 19836

Known from

Full filmography (6)
3,27 (31)

Lomax the Songhunter

2004 • 90 minuten
as Self (archive footage)
3,00 (3)

The Land Where the Blues Began

1979 • 58 minuten
3,00 (1)

Appalachian Journey

1991 • 56 minuten
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Dreams and Songs of the Noble Old

1991

Collaborated with

Neill MacColl Neill MacColl
Arlo Guthrie Arlo Guthrie
Pete Seeger Pete Seeger
Woody Guthrie Woody Guthrie
Harold Leventhal Harold Leventhal
Leadbelly Leadbelly
Anna Lomax Wood Anna Lomax Wood
Norman Buchan, MP Norman Buchan, MP
Maureen McMunn Maureen McMunn
Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon Mary Jo Guthrie Edgmon
Peter Frumkin Peter Frumkin
Tim May Tim May
Anthony Wall Anthony Wall
Jack Elliott Jack Elliott
Ronnie Gilbert Ronnie Gilbert

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