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Grant Rogers

1907 – 1979

American Catskills folk musician and songwriter

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About Grant Rogers

Lived 1907 – 1979 (aged 71–72). Grant Rogers was a songwriter and musician.

Grant Rogers (1907–1979) was an American folk musician, fiddler, guitarist, and songwriter from the Catskills of New York. He was a self-taught musician who worked as a stonecutter. He composed songs about Catskills life and was documented by folklorists as a traditional "songmaker" of the region. He recorded for Folk-Legacy Records and Folkways Records, appeared at the Newport Folk Festival, and performed on Pete Seeger's television series Rainbow Quest.

Life Rogers was born in 1907 in Walton, in Delaware County in the western Catskills. He spent part of his youth in Sullivan County before returning to the West Branch of the Delaware River valley, an area later flooded by the Cannonsville Reservoir.

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Important facts

Born
1907
Birth century
Died
1979

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Grant Rogers?

American Catskills folk musician and songwriter (1907–1979)

When was Grant Rogers born?

Grant Rogers was born in 1907.

When did Grant Rogers die?

Grant Rogers died in 1979.

What was Grant Rogers's occupation?

Grant Rogers was a songwriter and musician.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Grant Rogers

· Wikidata: Q139923269

· DBpedia: Grant Rogers

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