The Longest Trail, which analyzes the movement of Siberians and South Americans using the system he and the anthropologist Conrad Arensberg devised.
A book by Robert Gordon and Bruce Nemerov argues that this man "erased" the work of his collaborator John Wesley Work the Third. In the 1980s, he produced the film The Longest Trail, which analyzes the movement of Siberians and South Americans using the system he and the anthropologist Conrad Arensberg devised. The 2005 release of the FBI's 800-page file on this man describes how the bureau approached the Librarian of Congress Archibald Macleish to have him fired. This man's programme "The Cross Cultural Study of Expressive Style," inspired him to pioneer a 37-point anthropological system called "Cantometrics". A biography by Ted Gioia mentions how this man founded the organization People's Songs with Pete Seeger, and wrote much of the music for Henry Wallace's presidential campaign. The musician Robert Johnson was "discovered" by, for 10 points, what ethnomusicologist, who with his father John collected numerous recordings of American folk tunes?
A book by Robert Gordon and Bruce Nemerov argues that this man "erased" the work of his collaborator John Wesley Work the Third.
Alan Lomax