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Derroll Adams (November 27, 1925 –
February 6, 2000) was an
American folk musician. He was born
Derroll Lewis Thompson in Portland, Oregon,
United States...
- Jack Elliott.
Johnny Cash, The
Johnny Cash Show, 1969 With
banjo player Derroll Adams, he
toured the
United Kingdom and Europe. By 1960, he had recorded...
- were
written by Donovan's
longtime friend Derroll Adams.
Adams was the
influence behind "Epistle to
Derroll" from Donovan's 1968
album A Gift from a Flower...
- Alice's
Adventures in Wonderland. "Epistle to
Derroll" is
dedicated to the
banjo player and
singer Derroll Adams, an
early influence on Donovan. The front...
- MacColl, Alex Campbell,
Woody Guthrie, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, and
especially Derroll Adams and the
debut album of Bob Dylan.
Stewart became attracted to beatnik...
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Dylan Albert Grossman Bob
Neuwirth Joan Baez Alan
Price Tito
Burns Donovan Derroll Adams Howard Alk
Jones Alk
Chris Ellis Terry Ellis Marianne Faithfull Allen...
- consistently.
Donovan finally appears in the
second half of the film,
along with
Derroll Adams, in Dylan's
suite at the
Savoy Hotel despite Donovan's management...
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nuclear scientist,
mechanical engineer and
mathematician (d. 2011) 1925 –
Derroll Adams,
American folk singer-songwriter and
musician (d. 2000) 1925 – John...
- with John Renbourn.
Influences include Softley, Ramblin' Jack Elliott,
Derroll Adams,
Jesse Fuller, Big Bill Broonzy,
Snooks Eaglin,
Reverend Gary Davis...
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singing partners Cisco Houston Burl Ives, Ramblin' Jack
Elliott (with
Derroll Adams), and Pete Seeger. It was
included by
Seeger in his 1955 Folksinger's...
