Remembering the Rubaiyat: Texas Folk Music, Archival Memory, and Youth Culture
By Digitization and Curation Assistant, Abigail Moon| The Keystone
By Digitization and Curation Assistant, Abigail Moon| The Keystone
By Wittliff archivist Hannah Martin The Soap Creek Saloon calendars created by artist Kerry Awn are now available online to researchers at The Wittliff Collections website. These calendars were used to promote the music venue that served as an unofficial hub of Austin’s counterculture and progressive country music scene from 1974 until its closure in ...| The Keystone
By Wittliff archivist Hannah Martin Before the musical influence of Motown, there was Duke-Peacock, a Black-owned record label located in Houston, Texas, that recorded some of the biggest names in blues, funk, and gospel music. Part of the Doug Hanners collection, these publicity photographs feature incredible artists, including Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, Willie Mae “Big Mama” ...| The Keystone
