February 1, 2012 - Alan Lomax was an anthropologist, and a portable audio recorder was his pith helmet. With his father, John Lomax, he set out to record the songs of prisoners and fieldhands, bar brawlers and hobos, in the American South before the Depression.
Alan Lomax was an anthropologist, and a portable audio recorder was his pith helmet. With his father, John Lomax, he set out to record the songs of prisoners and fieldhands, bar brawlers and hobos, in the American South before the Depression.
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