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Indiana: Intellectually She Rolls Her Own by Irvin S. Cobb, 1924-01-01

Drawn From Memory. An Autobiography. by John T. McCutcheon, 1950

Bang! Bang! Illustrated By John T. Mc Cutcheon by George Ade, 1928

Ade's Fables by George Ade, 2010-01-05

In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country (Classic Reprint) by John T. McCutcheon, 2010-08-16

John T. McCutcheon - The Taking of Manila by John T. McCutcheon, 2009-08-25

Cartoons Of McCutcheon by John T. McCutcheon, 2009-04-14

Cartoons by McCutcheon: A Selection of 100 Drawings by John T. McCutcheon, 1903

Cartoons by McCutcheon by John T McCutcheon, 1903

Love Sonnets Of An Office Boy (1902) by Samuel Ellsworth Kiser, 2010-05-23

Ade's Fables by George Ade, 2010-09-10

People You Know by George Illust: McCutcheon, John T. Ade, 1904-01-01

Roughing It DeLuxe by Irvin S. Cobb, 2010-09-10

People You Know by George Ade, 2010-09-10

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John McCutcheon Interview
ve gone that I'ma bit of an interloper, that someone's going to tap me on the shoulderand say Excuse me john mccutcheon, but we know you don't really belong
http://w3.gorge.net/judith/mccutcheon.htm

Extractions: John McCutcheon Phone Interview I'm going to say "Hi John." Hi. I think we described you as a folk singer and you were talking about how many other things that you've done and the envelope in which you are included as a folk singer. Want to talk about what you're doing and what you've done? That's the childrens... I forge a line between adult music and childrens music that is something that people haven't really done before, so it's been fun. Being involved in the business for about 30 years and seen all the changes that's gone through, and still feeling that I'm in the middle of my creative stride. I have...I think the first ones that I have are like Wry Straw. You're one of dozens of people. Dozens? That have that album. I don't even think I have that album anymore. Wow, I guess it's a collectors item. And I have a couple more... How Can I Keep From Singing Oh yeh, that's my first album. 1974. It's beautiful. Thanks! Those albums were on a small label out of eastern Kentucky that miraculously is still going. It was started by a bunch od us who were interested in keeping music that was being created in the Appalachian area still controlled by people in the area rather than what they have typcially done, say, in Nashville, is take the music off and change it to make it more palatable to a quote mainstream audience. We were primarily interested in marketing directly in the region. And we're lucky enough to have people in other parts of the country really interested in the fact that this was real stuff going on. So you have some of the early relics...albums that I don't even own anymore.
The Hornpipe: John McCutcheon Interview
DH My first memory of john mccutcheon is of a brownmopped, T-shirted guy tuningand noodling around on his hammer dulcimer in a removed section of woods at
http://www.hornpipe.com/hp/mccut.htm

Extractions: An Interview With John McCutcheon by Daniel Elton Harmon John McCutcheon's home page on the World Wide Web has a markedly simple address: www.folkmusic.com. It's appropriate. To countless fans here and abroad, "John McCutcheon" and "folk music" are synonymous. The 43-year-old native Wisconsin, who lives today in Charlottesville, VA, granted The Hornpipe this e-mail interview while touring in late August 1996. DH : My first memory of John McCutcheon is of a brown-mopped, T-shirted guy tuning and noodling around on his hammer dulcimer in a removed section of woods at Fiddlers Grove, NC, circa 1973 or '74. It was the first time I'd ever seen or heard a hammer dulcimer; I'm sure it was the first time for a lot of others at that festival. How much earlier than that had you begun playing the instrument? JOHN : I'd actually begun playing the dulcimer just the previous summer. An old girlfriend of mine, Jude Odell, had taken an instrument building class at the Augusta Heritage Arts Workshop up in Elkins, WV. I went up to visit and she had built this thing and gave it to me. This was in August of, say, 1973. By that time I played all the other string instruments I now play (fiddle, banjo, guitar, autoharp, mountain dulcimer) so I had a lot of music running around in my head. The dulcimer, with its logical setup and percussive possibilities, was immediately understandable and interesting to me. I began playing the day I got it and, in fact, performed for the first time the following night at a festival in Asheville, NC. Some gall, huh?
John McCutcheon: Nothing To Lose
john mccutcheon (Rounder Records Corp., One Camp St., Cambridge, MA with Si Kahn,again features mccutcheon in a with airplay in mind but don't worry; the
http://www.hornpipe.com/hp/mccut1.htm

Extractions: Nothing to Lose John McCutcheon (Rounder Records Corp., One Camp St., Cambridge, MA 02140-1194; (800) 443-4727) From ballads to blues to rock, this CD, penned mostly in collaboration with Si Kahn, again features McCutcheon in a band context accompanied by percussion, electric guitars, horns and other instruments as well as acoustic guitar. It almost seems to have been designed with airplay in mind - but don't worry; the construction is high-quality, top to bottom. It's a satisfying continuation of the artist's recent musical explorations. "Leftovers" is a blues-rock worker's commentary - but not a lament, for although the lyrics spell hopeless, helpless routine (working two jobs, making ends meet with coupons and "anything you can to make do"), there's redemption in small pleasures. The gentle ballad "Each Season It's the Same" is a modern-day Alaska fisherman's commentary, penned by McCutcheon in 1987. "Here on the Islands," written during the same period, is a deeper exploration of the fisherman's plight - ironically presented with delicate, solo piano accompaniment. Both these ballads are pearls reminiscent of Stan Rogers' maritime classics. "The Way It's Supposed to Be" is a modern fisherwoman's song in a totally different vein; it's Caribbean in both content and style, logical and breezy. "Walk On" is a pop-flavored, unhappy reflection. "The Memory of Old Jack," prompted by a novel, and this reviewer's favorite cut on the CD, is sort of a plain man's impressionistic diary of the first half of the 20th Century.
FAME Review: Doing Our Job: John McCutcheon And Tom Chapin
and Si Kahn); Doing My Job (john mccutcheon); I Don't Care (john mccutcheon);Hard Cider (john mccutcheon and Tom Chapin); River Gonna
http://www.acousticmusic.com/fame/p00709.htm

Extractions: Cambridge, Massachusetts 02140 Moshe Landsman moshelea@netvision.net.il "I am here tonight to pass the music on." This line from their second track is the closest I can get to summarizing the joy of this album of songs from highly diverse roots. All of the songs that Tom and John bring us in this presentation have an unmistakable folk/acoustic tradition running through their veins, and give the listener a feeling of being a real link on the golden chain. John McCutcheon and Tom Chapin are both accomplished singer/songwriters in their own right, and began performing together on and off in 1988. Even though this their only album together, recorded live in December 1996, it gives a feeling that they work together all the time. They are joined by Bobby Read and Michael Mark who help out with woodwinds and keyboard (Bobby) and bass and concertina (Michael). The sidemen are a great addition, but John and Tom cover a wide variety of acoustic instruments with seemingly equal ability. The album opens with a rousing rendition of Pete Seeger's Well May the World Go . John's gusty banjo picking gives a real Pete Seeger feeling that makes me feel the potential of the song without the chorus that encroaches on Pete's recording of the song in his new album. The words ("Well may the world go when I'm far away") take on a sobering meaning if we remember that Pete is pushing 80. It takes a lot of guts to rearrange someone else's material, and with Woody Guthrie's
FAME Review: John McCutcheon - Storied Ground
A review written for the Folk Acoustic Music Exchange by Guntram Gudowius(GuntramG@pride.de). I don´t think john mccutcheon needs an introduction.
http://www.acousticmusic.com/fame/p01250.htm

Extractions: GuntramG@pride.de I don´t think John McCutcheon needs an introduction. For a quarter of a century he has recorded music, toured extensively throughout the United States, Europe, the USSR and Australia, and has appeared with a bunch of other music legends. "John is one of our greatest songwriters, musicians and song leaders. And not just incidentally, he is dedicated to organizing and moving this world in a better direction." This quote from Pete Seeger pretty much sums up John´s talents and commitments, which are showcased on Storied Ground, his twenty-fourth release. The heroes in his songs are both people of today and historical figures, who through personal courage, helped to improve the lives of working class people and those facing discrimination. His ability to tell a personal story and build a bridge to make it relevant to the listener makes each song a moving experience. Some songs are so touching that they can bring tears to your eyes, while others may make you want to raise your fist and shout "yes, damned right!"
Folk Music Performer Index - McCut To McF
mccutcheon, john Appearance as principal performer Amelia's Waltz as principal performerDarling Don't You Miss McDonald, john Appearance as principal performer
http://folkindex.mse.jhu.edu/MP09.htm

Extractions: Amelia's Waltz Fine Times at Our House Greenhays GR710 (1982), cut # 4 Baby Sitter Howjadoo Rounder 8009 (1987), cut #B.02 Back Side of Albany Fine Times at Our House Greenhays GR710 (1982), cut # 10a Barefoot Boy (with Boots On) Barefoot Boy with Boots On Front Hall FHR-021 (1981), cut # 2 Blind Fiddler (Traditional) How Can I Keep from Singing? June Appal JA 0003 (1975), cut # 6a Blue Ridge Mountain Refugees How Can I Keep from Singing? June Appal JA 0003 (1975), cut # 12 Bluebird Song How Can I Keep from Singing? June Appal JA 0003 (1975), cut # 3 Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine How Can I Keep from Singing? June Appal JA 0003 (1975), cut # 11a Bravest Cowboy Fine Times at Our House Greenhays GR710 (1982), cut # 6a Breaking Up Christmas Winter Solstice Rounder 0192 (1984), cut # 7a Campbell's Farewell to Redgap/RedCastle Wind That Shakes the Barley June Appal JA 0014 (1977), cut # 13b
Music Sojourn - John McCutcheon
john mccutcheon. Listing by CD Title / Where it has been played on our programs (Youcan't listen from this page, follow the links to the programs or streams).
http://musicsojourn.com/AR/Folk/page/m/McCutcheonJohn.htm
Mid-Hudson FolkFest 2000 Featuring John McCutcheon
230 pm, Workshop, HD's Harps mccutcheon, Reynolds Mere mortals can't cope withthat many strings Workshop, Bluegrass Kurt Henry, Jeff Anzivino, john Herald
http://www.hvmusic.com/folkfest/
McCutcheon, John Tinney
mccutcheon, john Tinney, mukuch'un Pronunciation Key. mccutcheon, johnTinney , 18701949, American cartoonist, b. Tippecanoe co., Ind.
http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0830866.html

Extractions: Pronunciation Key McCutcheon, John Tinney , American cartoonist, b. Tippecanoe co., Ind. He had been associated with the Chicago Record and Record-Herald when in 1903 he joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, remaining with that paper until he retired (1945). He was war correspondent during the Spanish-American and Boer wars, during the Mexican expedition in 1914, and during World War I. In 1931 he won the Pulitzer Prize for one of his cartoons, A Wise Economist Asks a Question. Several collections of his cartoons have been published.
People - Irish Narrow Gauge
? McCurdy, ? 19231926 GCT Manager, secretary; 1926.08 retired due to illhealth. !? mccutcheon, Alan. ? McFarland, john T. 1950- director, L LSR. !?
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McCutcheon; John
Award Winner / 1997 Grammy Nominee.john mccutcheon celebrates the john celebratesthe things which bring comfort in northern lights), but he doesn't shy away
http://www.kiddomusic.com/McCutcheonJohn.html

Extractions: Compact Disc "Award-winning family music pioneer John McCutcheon continues his Grammy-nominated ""Four Seasons"" cycle with Autumnsongs. Once again John serves up a heaping helping of music, fun and insight. He remembers watching the World Series with his Dad, being the new kid in school, welcoming a noisy new sister into the family, the quiet reflection of a Thanksgiving Day gathering, and other events marking the season. 1998 NAPPA Award Winner" Audio Cassette "Award-winning family music pioneer John McCutcheon continues his Grammy-nominated ""Four Seasons"" cycle with Autumnsongs. Once again John serves up a heaping helping of music, fun and insight. He remembers watching the World Series with his Dad, being the new kid in school, welcoming a noisy new sister into the family, the quiet reflection of a Thanksgiving Day gathering, and other events marking the season. 1998 NAPPA Award Winner1999 Notable Children's Recording Award Winner"
In Africa (in MARION)
In Africa. Title In Africa; hunting adventures in the big game country, by johnT. mccutcheon Author mccutcheon, john T. (john Tinney), 18701949.
http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION/BBK-3794
HUNTING AFRICA BRITISH EAST (in MARION)
mccutcheon, john T. (john Tinney), 18701949. In Africa; hunting adventuresin the big game country, by john T. mccutcheon illustrated
http://js-catalog.cpl.org:60100/MARION?S=HUNTING AFRICA BRITISH EAST
John McCutcheon Sheet Music, Lyrics, Chords, Tabs, Scores, Midi, Videos, Cd's -
john mccutcheon john mccutcheon - Stone by Stone, john mccutcheon - Stone by StoneGuitar Book / $14.95 US / BUY Published by Hal Leonard Width 9 Length 12
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Harmony Central®: OLGA Index: JOHN MCCUTCHEON
OLGA Index john mccutcheon. Jump to 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 A B C D E F G H I J K LM N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. CDs/Videos Sheet Music OLGA Search Engine.
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Encyclopædia Britannica
mccutcheon, john T(inney) US newspaper cartoonist and writer particularly notedfor cartoons in which Midwestern rural life was treated with gentle
http://search.britannica.com/search?query=John Carl Buechler
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Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors M McCutcheon, John T. Congressman Pumphrey the People's Friend
ECUIP : The Digital Library : Social Studies : Chicago In 1919
1st Session, June 4, 1906, p. 7801; mccutcheon, john T, Arising from the Wreckage ,(cartoon), The Chicago Daily Tribune, (Chicago, Illinois), July 23, 1919;
http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/ecuip/diglib/social/chi1919/dline/d6/d6dclst.html

Extractions: The Modern Automobile Chase Scene Three Postcard Views of Lake Shore Drive , c. 1913-14 "The texts of the postcards" (see the other side) "Inspection of Chicago Meat Packing Plant", Congressional Record, 59th Congress. 1st Session, June 4, 1906, p. 7801 McCutcheon, John T, "Arising from the Wreckage", (cartoon), The Chicago Daily Tribune , (Chicago, Illinois), July 23, 1919 photo),"The Chicago Loop", The Chicago Daily Tribune , (Chicago, Illinois), August 1, 1919 Letter on Taximeter Inspection, from The Inspector of Weights and Measures to the Committe on Finance, Chicago, October 1, 1917, Illinois State Archives, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago City Council collection, Chicago, Illinois. Letter from the Building Inspector, Peter Hoey, to John Richart, June 24, 1919, City Council Collection, Illinois State Archives, Northeastern Ill. University, Chicago, Ill.] Barnett, Paul, Mass Transit, The Automoble and Public Policy in Chicago 1900-1930
MJ's Antique Hangups-Picture
Mr. Dooley On The Temperance Wave Cartoons By john T. mccutcheon- American Magazine - April, 1908. . (813)(1) Humor Mr. Dooley
http://www.antique-hangups.com/temperance.htm

Extractions: (813)(1) Humor Mr. Dooley On The Temperance Wave - By: F.P. Dunne - Cartoons By: John T. McCutcheon Condition: Very Good Wonderful humorous article as told by "Mr. Dooley" on his reaction to the "prohy-bitionists"! Sections in the article include: The New Kentucky Hospitality, King Alcohol and His Subjects, Popular Drinks in Prohibition States, A Colonel's Untimely End, The ominous Size of the Wave, A Secret of the Trade, What Drink Does For a Man. Outstanding cartoons drawn by the famous John T. McCutcheon (who also did humorous postcards (see Sale 7 - Us Postcards) (5 pages)

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