Dock Boggs: Articles |
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Classic Articles Those written while Dock was still pickin'.
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| Southwest Virginians Play For Phonograph Records In New York From a unknown newspaper, circa 1927, discussing the recent trip of John Dykes and Dock Boggs to NYC to record for Brunswick. |
| Retired Norton Coal Miner Is Now Pickin' A Banjo Instead Of Just Twiddlin' Thumbs Written by Ralph Rasnick for The Coalfield Progress, circa 1963, seemingly shortly after Mike Seeger "re-discovered" Dock. |
| Norton's Dock Boggs Has Style All His Own Written by Curwood Garrett for an unidentified newspaper, circa 1964. |
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| Articles of a More Recent Nature These are the articles written after Dock's passing on 7 February 1971. |
| Down a Lonesome Road: Dock Boggs' Life in Music Excellent essay from Dock Boggs: His Folkways Years 1963 - 1968 (SFW 40108), written by Barry O'Connell. |
| Only Remembered For What He Has Done -- Dock Boggs A great article written by Jack Wright for the Old-Time Herald. |
| Dock's Old Mastertone Another Old Time Herald article about Dock's banjo, written by Don Mussell and Jack Wright. |
| Days Between Stations Written by Greil Marcus, published in Addicted to Noise in February 96. |
| Coal Comfort Written by Bill Friskics-Warren, published in Nashville Scene on 26 May 1998. |
| Corn Bread When I'm Hungry Excellent article about Dock Boggs and rock criticism, written by William Hogeland, published in the November 98 issue of The Atlantic Monthly. |
| Bogged Down Written by Bob Tarte, published in The Beat magazine, Vol. 17, No. 4, 1998. |
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