Len Chandler's 1965 Concert History

Len Chandler (born Len Hunt Chandler Jr on 27 May 1935; died 28 August 2023) was an American folk singer, songwriter, and civil rights activist remembered for his powerful voice and socially conscious songs.

Aug 20, 1965
Len Chandler Arie Crown Theater Chicago, Illinois, United States
Jul 22, 1965 –
Jul 25, 1965
Newport Folk Festival 1965
Bob Dylan / Joan Baez / Gordon Lightfoot / Chambers Brothers / Pete Seeger / Josh White / Jean Ritchie / Rev. Gary Davis / ian and sylvia / new lost city ramblers / Lightnin’ Hopkins / Theodore Bikel / Arthur Smith / Oscar Brand / Peter, Paul & Mary / Mississippi John Hurt / Memphis Slim And Willie Dixon / Maybelle Carter / Son House / Ronnie gilbert / Hamilton Camp / Mark Spoelstra / Cousin Emmy / Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band / Fannie Lou Hamer / Horton Barker / Kathy And Carol / Len Chandler / Moving Star Hall Singers / Paul Butterfield Band / John Koerner / Sam and Kirk McGee / Mance Lipscomb / Norman Kennedy / Bernice Reagon / Margaret Barry & Michael Gorman / Cajun Band / Pat Sky / Lily Bros. & Tex Logan / Jean Ritche / Eric Van Schmidt Show all bands
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Newport Folk Festival 1965 Newport, Rhode Island, United States
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Apr 12, 1965
Len Chandler Gaslight Cafe New York, New York, United States
Apr 07, 1965
Len Chandler Gaslight Cafe New York, New York, United States
Feb 18, 1965
Len Chandler Carnegie Hall New York, New York, United States

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Newport Folk Festival 1965 on Jul 22, 1965 [662-small]

Newport Folk Festival 1965
Jul 22 - 25, 1965
 Newport, Rhode Island, United States
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Newport Folk Festival 1965 on Jul 22, 1965 [663-small]

Newport Folk Festival 1965
Jul 22 - 25, 1965
 Newport, Rhode Island, United States
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Newport Folk Festival 1965 on Jul 22, 1965 [664-small]

Newport Folk Festival 1965
Jul 22 - 25, 1965
 Newport, Rhode Island, United States
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1992 1 concert
1972 2 concerts
1971 6 concerts
1970 8 concerts
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1967 26 concerts
1966 20 concerts
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1963 24 concerts
1961 1 concert

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