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Larry Long Presents AMERICAN ROOTS REVUE IN CONCERT AT THE ST. MANE THEATRE IN LANESBORO

AMERICAN ROOTS REVUE LIVE IN CONCERT AT THE ST. MANE THEATRE IN LANESBORO Featuring Larry Long, JD Steele, Tonia Hughes, Billy Steele, Daryl Boudreaux, George Parrish, Yohannes Tona A good excuse to cook up some popcorn with the one you love. Relax and enjoy the blest gift of music together. This concert in Lanesboro was the final performance of American Roots Revue’s 2019 FIVE-CITY LEGACY TOUR. Other concerts were held in the Lower Sioux Indian Community; Live at the Levee in Winona; Milan Community Festival of Story & Song; Prairie Island Mdewakanton Dakota Community. Available for 48 hours after its premiere, so don’t miss your chance! Filmed by Nathaniel Nelson of Treedome Productions PRESENTED BY AMERICAN ROOTS REVUE & LANESBORO ARTS

Larry Long on Social Issues (The Mary Hanson Show)

Larry Long on Social Issues (The Mary Hanson Show)

Larry Long on Social Issues (The Mary Hanson Show)
Mary again talks with Larry Long, singer/songwriter, activist and educator, about his career and involvement with social issues he has been passionate about. The Smithsonian Folkways recording artist’s music has played an important part in bringing light to many social, economical and racial issues. There are several excerpts from musical performances within this interview.

Living in a Rich Man’s World by Larry Long

Living in a Rich Man's World by Larry Long

Living in a Rich Man’s World by Larry Long
Larry Long: Lead Vocals, Guitar Melvin James: Background Vocals, Lead Guitar, Drums Sid Gasner: Bass Sound Recording Produced by Melvin James Film Directed by Bob Trench for Fahrenheit Films  Filmed in Puerto Vallarta in Jalisco state in Mexico and Juniors Motel, Otho, Iowa. Full credits.

American Roots Revue Live at Big Top Chautauqua

American Roots Revue • Tiny Tent Show • Episode 22

American Roots Revue Live at Big Top Chautauqua
Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue Premiering the film release of American Roots Revue live concert at Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua from September 10, 2015. Featuring Anishinabe and Oneida Hip-Hop Artist, Tall Paul; ‘Pavarotti’ of Gospel, Robert Robinson; Midewiwin Native Life Ways Singer & Keeper of the Song, Dorene Day Waubanewquay, and Community Builder & Troubadour, Larry Long. American Roots Revue works from the core of America’s richest musical traditions of First Nation, gospel, blues, folk, R&B, spoken word & Hip-Hop.

Larry Long – All Across America (Official Music Video)

Larry Long - All Across America (Official Music Video)

Larry Long – All Across America (Official Music Video)

Buddy Cohen: Director & Writer Noah Barron-Cohen: Chief Editor & Photographer Doh7 Production Featuring “Lucille” ’51 Chevy Styleline’ // Courtesy of Bob Page Starring Larry Long – Melvin James – Annie Snow Veach With Tom LaBlanc – Tatanka Ohitika (Strong Buffalo) – Elizabeth David – Rose Lanier – Lisa Bellanger – Biizhiiwens (Young Links Woman) – Samantha Cobenais – Ann Bauer – Sally Nixon – Hyacinth David – Daryl Boudreaux – Chad Jacob – Jacqueline Long – Henry Lanier – Van Nixon – Michelle Higgins – Kathy Nixon Kristen Parker: Still Photography // Ossian Or: Videographer Jeff Maxwell: Drone Photography Music Larry Long: Lead Vocal, Guitar // Melvin James: Background Vocal, Lead Guitar, Drums // Sid Gasner: Bass

Firefighter (Duty, Honor, Courage) by Larry Long & American Roots Revue

Firefighter (Duty, Honor, Courage) by Larry Long & American Roots Revue

Firefighter (Duty, Honor, Courage) by Larry Long & American Roots Revue
The Minnesota Firefighter Initiative (MnFIRE) and American singer-songwriter Larry Long have partnered to release a new song that highlights the need to do more to protect the health of Minnesota’s firefighters. The song, called “Firefighter (Duty, Honor, Courage),” was written with MnFIRE as an anthem for the state’s firefighters as the 2020 legislative session begins and the Hometown Heroes Assistance Program (SF2264 and HF1782) is up for consideration once again.

Larry Long presents Be Kind To All That Live (Honoring Helen Tsuchiya)

Larry Long presents Be Kind To All That Live (Honoring Helen Tsuchiya)

Larry Long presents Be Kind To All That Live (Honoring Helen Tsuchiya)
Helen Tanigawa Tsuchiya (December 25, 1924 – February 4, 2017) was a Japanese-American woman known for her resilience and advocacy following her internment during World War II. Born in Selma, California, to Japanese immigrant parents, she grew up on her family’s grape farm alongside her three sisters and one brother.

Pete Seeger & Larry Long “Well May The World Go”

Pete Seeger & Larry Long

Pete Seeger & Larry Long “Well May The World Go”
Peter Yarrow asks we share this recording from Smithsonian Folkways CD, Well May The World Go (SFW40114). It is also featured on If I Had a Song: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol 2, Appleseed Recordings. The interview came out of a two hour conversation with Pete, while traveling with him in California to the Children’s Music Network Conference.

Larry Long presents “Tibet”

Larry Long presents

Larry Long presents “Tibet”
Gyatsho Tshering (1936–2009) was a Tibetan scholar and librarian who played a key role in preserving Tibetan literature and culture. He served as the director of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives in Dharamshala, India, where he worked to safeguard Tibetan manuscripts and promote research on Tibetan history and Buddhism. His efforts contributed significantly to the documentation and dissemination of Tibetan heritage in exile.

Pete Seeger & Larry Long “Well May The World Go”

Pete Seeger & Larry Long

Pete Seeger & Larry Long “Well May The World Go”
Peter Yarrow asks we share this recording from Smithsonian Folkways CD, Well May The World Go (SFW40114). It is also featured on If I Had a Song: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol 2, Appleseed Recordings. The interview came out of a two hour conversation with Pete, while traveling with him in California to the Children’s Music Network Conference.

Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue

Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue

Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue
A legendary Minneapolis rocker now by way of New Orleans and a well known New York actor, writer and international blues recording artist — both with deep ties to America’s broadly defined folk music traditions — joined the latest incarnation of the American Roots Revue for two shows at the Dakota, Saturday, March 7. Soul Asylum leader Dave Pirner and the multi-talented Guy Davis will team up with Minneapolis Gospel singer Robert Robinson and Troubadour and Community Builder Larry Long, with special guest, Native American singer Waubanewquay Day.