The History of Western Swing with Ginny Mac (Pt. 2) | Fort Worth Public Library

Join us and explore the history of Western Swing music with a focus on its roots in Fort Worth, TX, with the city's very own accordionist, Ginny Mac.
This second part of four focuses on the people and the stories behind western swing music.
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[@johnnylamm7375]

I so enjoyed this.
I'm from the Texas panhandle and miss the old days. I'm much oblige to you Ginny for all you do, and love your singing. Love my western swing

[@thelonglife5772]

Wonderful to listen and watch this

[@tomstiel7576]

love it,,,thank you

[@jpalberthoward9]

The spirit of this music is so much different from what people listen to nowadays.
There's a kindness, and a sense of strength without being loud or belligerent. I never feel like I'm being beat over the head when I listen to this stuff, and I always walk away feeling better than when I came in. This is the kind of music that lifts you up instead of tearing you down.

[@smallbizthoughts]

Gawd I love this. Thank you!

[@FWLibrary]

Glad you like it!

[@smallbizthoughts]

@@FWLibrary I was a DJ in Ann Arbor for many years, spreading the gospel of western swing. I love your whole series and am glad to know there's an archive I can visit in Fort Worth. Thank you for doing this.