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'The Late Show with David Letterman', New York, America - 02 Nov 2009

Musician Dr Ralph Stanley Performs at a Rally For Democratic Presidential Hopeful Former North Carolina Senator John Edwards in Greenwood South Carolina Usa 24 January 2008 Edwards is Campaigning Hard in His Home State of South Carolina in an Effort to Win the Democratic South Carolina Primary Being Held This Sunday

Usa Elections Edwards - Jan 2008

President Bush, center, poses with National Endowment of the Arts 2006 Medal of Arts Recipients in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Thursday, Nov., 9, 2006. From left are, Ben Jaffe, Director Of Preservation Hall Jazz Band; Sandra Jaffe, co-founder of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band; Gregory Rabassa, Literary Translator; Dancer Cyd Charisse; photographer Roy DeCarava; Industrial Design Victor Schreckengost, in wheelchair; Bluegrass Musician Dr. Ralph Stanley; arts patron William Holladay; composer William Bolcom; Interlochen Center for the Arts Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Kimpton; and NEA Chairman Dana Gioia. Sandra Jaffe, who cofounded Preservation Hall in New Orleans has died. Sandra Jaffe and her husband introduced countless people to jazz music in the intimate French Quarter venue. Their son, Ben Jaffe, said on the hall's Facebook page that Sandra Jaffe died on

Obit-Sandra Jaffe, Washington, United States - 09 Nov 2006

STANLEY Ralph Stanley looks through memorabillia for the Ralph Stanley Museum and the Traditional Mountain Music Center Jan.15, 2004, in the Jetty Baker Center in Clintwood, Va

TRAVEL CROOKED ROAD TRAIL, CLINTWOOD, USA

STANLEY Ralph Stanley poses in front of the future Ralph Stanley Museum and the Traditional Mountain Music Center, in Clintwood, Va

STANLEY Ralph Stanley performs a benefit concert to raise money for the Ralph Stanley Museum and the Traditional Mountain Music Center, at the Jetty Baker Center in Clintwood, Va

STANLEY The home of the Ralph Stanley Museum and the Traditional Mountain Music Center in Clintwood, Va., is shown

JIM LAUDERDALE Singer and songwriter Jim Lauderdale is shown in Nashville, Tenn. on . While the simultaneous release of two albums is a marketing gimmick generally reserved for superstar acts like Guns N' Roses or Bruce Springsteen, Lauderdale joined the club with the release of "The Hummingbirds" and "Lost in the Lonesome Pines." The first is a mainstream country album, the second a collaboration with Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys

JIM LAUDERDALE, NASHVILLE, USA

2002  Grammy Awards

STERN Among the 34 honored by the Library of Congress for their contributions to "American life," in Washington, are, from left, Pete Seeger, Bobby Short, Ralph Stanley, Gloria Steinem and Isaac Stern

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, WASHINGTON, USA

STANLEY Legendary musician Ralph Stanley accepts the Album of the Year award, at the 1999 International Bluegrass Music Awards in Louisville, Ky., for the Clinch Mountain Country album by Ralph Stanley and Friends

BLUEGRASS MUSIC AWARDS, LOUISVILLE, USA

Senate Majority Leader Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas holds copy of the final recommendation of the White House Conference on Small Business during a news conference at the conclusion of the conference in Washington, . With Dole is Ralph Stanley executive director of the conference

Sen. Robert Dole and Ralph Stanley, Washington, USA

Mayor Ed Koch ground on construction of an underpass at Lexington Avenue on in New York which will let subway passengers transfer between the Lexington Avenue subway and the E and F trains linking the West Side of Manhattan to Queens. The tunnel is due for completion in 1987. Flaking Koch are Mort Zuckerman, chairman of Boston Properties, left, and Ralph Stanley, administrator of the Urban Mass Transit Systems

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