A celebrated three-volume 1952 anthology album titled for this type of music was compiled by Harry Smith and released on a Moe Asch record label named for this type of music. A Library of Congress center named for this kind of music is one of many collections of recordings made by Alan Lomax, (20[1]0[1])including an interview (20[1]0[1])with a musician whose son is named Arlo. At a 1965 (20[1])festival (20[1])named (0[1])for this type of music, (20[3])an artist (20[1])controversially (0[1])performed the song (20[1])“Maggie’s Farm” using (*) electric guitars. (10[1]0[3])The first year of a (10[2])Berkeley (0[1])festival named for this type of music featured (0[1])a man who sometimes performed with the phrase “This machine (0[1])kills (10[1])fascists” (10[1])on his (10[1]0[1])instrument, (0[1])Woody Guthrie. (10[1])For 10 points, (0[2])name this type of traditional (0[1])music whose “revival” in the 1950s (10[1])and 60s included (10[1])Bob Dylan. (10[3]0[2])■END■ (10[11]0[1])