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John McCutcheon

John McCutcheon became one of the best-selling and most-loved performers in family music by accident. He was the father of a one-year-old son and already an internationally known folksinger and recording artist. He recorded an album of songs for his son in 1983 and that album, Howjadoo, is now a classic. It went on to become of the best-selling children’s folk music albums ever. McCutcheon is one of the very few family music performers who still performs primarily for adults.

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John McCutcheon 8/31/06: John McCutcheon

This master folksinger of a dozen different traditional instruments—most notably the hammer dulcimer—brings a sense of community to music.

John McCutcheon

This master folksinger of a dozen different traditional instruments—most notably the hammer dulcimer—brings a sense of community to music.
John McCutcheon 8/2/03: John McCutcheon

John McCutcheon, a five-time Grammy Award-nominee, performs “family music” on guitar and a variety of other stringed instruments.

John McCutcheon

John McCutcheon, a five-time Grammy Award-nominee, performs “family music” on guitar and a variety of other stringed instruments.

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