This is the third of three podcasts featuring excerpts from the culminating presentation Subliminal History of New York State: Vale Park, the final stop of our summer tour of the Erie Canal. In this podcast: “Died, 1825,” “Cowhorn Creek,” “Aloha,” “Ernst Alexanderson,” and “Willis Hanson.”

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This is the second of three podcasts featuring excerpts from the culminating presentation Subliminal History of New York State: Vale Park, the final stop of our summer tour of the Erie Canal. In this podcast: “Died, 1825,” “Cowhorn Creek,” “Aloha,” “Ernst Alexanderson,” and “Willis Hanson.”

 

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This is the first of three podcasts featuring excerpts from the culminating presentation Subliminal History of New York State: Vale Park, the final stop of our summer tour of the Erie Canal. In this podcats: “Again,” “Veeder,” “Noah Vibbard Van Vorst,” “Haigh,” and “James Cuff Swits (first).”

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You can now listen to a full recording of our final presentation in at the Palmyra Inn of the Subliminal History of New York State: Palmyra. The Palmyra event featured a large and diverse crowd of over 50 participants.

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Here’s a complete recording of our second final presentation: the Rome chapter of the Subliminal History of New York State. More past presentations are on their way (thanks to the speedy Internet connection here in Lily Dale).

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Jesse sings an old Erie Canal song, the text of which was found written in pencil on an old book. The tune, written by George Ward, appears in the folk singer’s collection “Oh! That Low Bridge!: Songs of the Erie Canal.” Jesse learned “Song of the Diggers” after Carrie pointed it out on George Ward’s CD.

He recorded this rendition of the song at the Niagara County Historical Society in Lockport, NY.

 

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A sound recording of our first presentation of the Troy stop on our subliminal history tour (the first stop of the summer) is here Recordings from Rome and Palmyra are on the way. Visit our podcast feed for a complete collection of audio from the tour.

 

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Sing along:

Whether you know or notice,
You’re stuck attached to past,
The past is like a name
You call when you say your own…

Your name here. etc.

Reprise

 

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After my singing school today at the Rome Art and Community Center, I wanted to write something about how incredibly hoarse my voice was, but I figured I’d post audio instead so you could hear for yourself.

–Jesse

 

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