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THE SOUTHERN STEWS COLLECTION ...A MUST for University Southern Studies, Folklife, and Southern History courses. These 6 documentaries show the regions and origins, the agrarian and cultural roots, the methods of cooking, and the peculiar things these most famous and legendary stews have in common: Brunswick Stew, Burgoo, Carolina Hash,"Frogmore" stew, Sheep Stew, Southern Stews, and Cush ...all traditional folk heritage foodways still cooked in huge black iron pots by stewmasters and stew crews - the "keepers" of ancestral recipes and cooking styles and traditions that honor their Southern agrarian roots and heritage. AVAILABLE THIS FALL in a six volume set (with a bonus DVD of "CUSH") and field notes from the producer on each stew at the special price of $90.
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Sales for this feature version ($20 + $3 S&H) only available by ordering directly from the filmmaker at: woodwardstudio@charter.net NOTHING to PROVE ... The2-Part Director's Cut with bonus footage can be purchased at : |
 Making history and bringing the roots of the blues to new audiences in the U.S. and around the world again . 2010 European tour for three weeks in the fall... |
where Stan Woodward received the Filmmaker of the Year Award....and New York enjoyed a wonderful celebration of grits recipes that home-chefs concocted in a cook-off that truely gave evidence to the moniker "melting pot" enjoyed by NYC - a splendid representation of flavors from many ethnic groups and nationalities! Visit the NYfoodfilmfestival.org website... Everyone who loves food and the joy of it's celebration on film or video needs to plan to attend this great food film festival next year!
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.with clips from The Woodward Studio Limited's extensive Folklife Video Archive containing an inside view of Southern culture through Southern Folk Heritage Foodways. |
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SEEING INTO BEING: The Scrap-iron art of Charley Grimsley...Utterly Amazing! ORDER NOW ! |
.NOTHING TO PROVE: The Story of Mac Arnold's Return to the Blues is the 2-part Director's Cut version of the feature length film, Mac Arnold Returns to the Blues. It contains a more intimate view and includes bonus footage that rounds out Mac Arnold's remarkable story of bringing the old time down home blues to life again - providing a bridge to the music of Muddy Waters in the 1960's when Mac played with his band as well as with Tyrone Davis, James Cotton and John Lee Hooker.
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