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Begin is the sole studio album released by the American music group The Millennium released in July 1968 on Columbia Records. The group first appeared after members from various Los Angeles pop groups such as The Ballroom, Sagittarius and The Music Machine decided to collaborate on an album. Along with adapting previously recorded material, the band began recording and writing the music of Begin in early 1968 at Columbia Studios.

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Serbian Tamburitza Music From Old South Chicago. The Folk Music of Western Kentucky from Sarah Gertrude Knott and Hattie Tyler Cargill, Vol. I. Acie Cargill. A Family Gathering - Old-Timey Music. Gospel Music of Kentucky.

Serbian Tamburitza Music From Old South Chicago. Popovich Brothers, Skertich Brothers & Milan Opacich. Betty Spears Tetzlaff & Nashville Sacred Strings.

Here is a collection of songs about Oklahoma, mostly written by Acie Cargill. One of the songs, Take Me Back to Oklahoma is sung by Acie's Oklahoma cousin, Henson Cargill of Skip A Rope fame. This is the last song Henson recorded. Acie has added 10 songs from the old days as a salute to the old timers and artists include Yvonne Martine, Mary Minton, Roy Rogers, Harold Lamb, Freddy Pigg, Dave Stogner, Mary Blunt Cargill, John Boner, and Steve Rosen. The album concludes with reading from Billy Riley's wonderfully descriptive The Sooner the Better about life in Oklahoma a generation back.

Acie Cargill: listen and download Steve Rosen - South Shore Line (feat. Acie Cargill), Acie Cargill, Susan Brown - The Death of Young Robert, Acie Cargill, Susan Brown - Lord Lovel, Acie Cargill - Power n The Blood & more. Inogene Cargill Smith 00:49. In Old Oklahoma 07:39. Kentucky Daisey 02:06. Oklahoma Milking Girl Yodel 03:16. Settling Oklahoma 07:02. Fort Sill Buffalo Soldiers 04:19. Oklahoma You're OK 04:21.

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Acie Cargill is the last of the Tyler ballad singing family from Kentucky. Grandma was Hattie Mae Tyler Cargill  . And he is working on a new recording project featuring the old-time string band music that he remembers his family playing. His first cd was "A Family Gathering" which was based on a family jam session in Kentucky around 1960. Acie was just a young boy at the time and is heard here playing the Tyler drop-thumb banjo style. He has been recorded for the archives of the Library of Congress because he may be the last one who plays that style. Acie Cargill's Country Songs - "I Love this album. This is some of the best unadulterated Folk music in the true sense of the term, I've heard in a long time. Acie could pass as a Lomax field recording" Robotclaw Twangdjogroups.