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Jon Waterman's “A Journey Through the Roots of American Popular Music” blends music history, storytelling, and original songs.
Musician and songwriter Jon Waterman's “A Journey Through the Roots of American Popular Music” transforms fascinating tales from history into an evening-length performance of original songs that feels personal, contemporary, and politically relevant. If you enjoy American history or American music, don't miss this virtual event. Join us for this Facebook Live Event.
Music fans - be sure to browse our collection of music history items or checkout some of the options available in our digital library for free streaming music and live concerts.
EVENT TYPE: | Music | History | Education |
TAGS: | Pop Culture | Music History | history |
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