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The Carter Family was an American folk music group that recorded and performed between 1927 and 1956. Alvin Pleasant "A.P." Carter and his wife, Sara, joined with sister-in-law Maybelle to perform a repertoire of original tunes and traditional folk songs laced with a strong gospel emphasis. Some of their signature numbers included Wildwood Flower and I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes.
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For the new edition of Sunday Stamps A to Z, I have decided to show some of the stamps I have got on letters and postcards, related to one topic: women. This is the post for the letter C.
Country music royalty, its interesting that the folk tradition seems to produce foundation families.
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DeleteNice double C stamp!
ReplyDeleteI didn't think of Country at first :)
DeleteSo many musical artists owe a huge part of their careers to this family.
ReplyDeleteI guess music is a team matter.
DeleteI like the fact that you are showing women in this challenge! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marina!
DeleteLots of county music history in that stamp
ReplyDeleteI don't know about country music, but they seem to be quite famous!
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