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Size | 24.0 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 200 items) |
Abstract | Bill Smith is a white chef and author in Carrboro, N.C. The Bill Smith T-Shirt and Cookbook Collection, 1950s-2014, consists of Smith's collected T-shirts, chiefly of rock bands that performed at the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, N.C., and community cookbooks published by churches and women's organizations located across the South. |
Creator | Smith, Bill, 1949 January 11- |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection. |
Language | English |
A summary description was created in March 2018 to provide information about unprocessed materials in Wilson Special Collections Library.
Encoded by: Laura Smith, March 2018
Revisions by: Nancy Kaiser, March 2020
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Bill Smith is the head chef of Crook's Corner in Chapel Hill, N.C., and the author of the cookbook "Seasoned in the South." A few years after arriving as a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1969, Smith joined Marcia Wilson at the helm of Cat's Cradle when her two original partners left.
Back to TopThe Bill Smith T-Shirt and Cookbook Collection, 1950s-2014, consists of Smith's collected T-shirts, chiefly of rock bands that performed at the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, N.C., and community cookbooks published by churches and women's organizations located across the South.
Back to TopAcquisitions Information: Accession 102015
Bill Smith's collection of T-shirts, chiefly of rock bands that performed at the Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, N.C.
Box 1 |
Hillbilly Frankenstein |
Neil Diamond All Stars |
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King Missile |
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Vote GanttCampaign t-shirt for Harvey Gantt's U.S. Senate campaign. |
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American Music Club |
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Pere UbuThe Modern Dance. |
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Line drawing of rectangular box with an arrow pointing out of it |
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Lunachicks |
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Sonic Youth |
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TomahawkMit Gas. |
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The Ghost of Rockfrom Sleazefest 2001 |
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The Melvins |
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Cibo Matto |
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Machines of Loving Grace |
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The DonnasGet Skintight. |
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Box 2 |
Guided By Voices |
Squirrel Nut Zippers |
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Paul WesterbergStereo. |
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Grover |
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Billy Bragg and the BlokesEngland, Half English. |
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Yo La Tengo |
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Billy BraggSun, Sea, and Socialism. |
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Horned lions/tigers illustration, the word cole |
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Alejandro Escovedo |
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Gantt '96Campaign T-shirt for Harvey Gantt's U.S. Senate campaign 1996. |
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Archers of Loaf |
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Truckadelic |
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Corrosion of Conformity |
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Marcia BallHot Tamale Baby. |
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The Decemberists |
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Box 3 |
"trans 003 transmit.org 14-15 july 2000" |
Yo La Tengo |
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Superchunk |
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The Amazing DoloresStop Messin' With My Mind. |
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Junk in the Trunk |
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Yo La TengoPopular Songs. |
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Tift Merritt and The CarbinesBramble Rose. |
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Yo La Tengo |
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Capsize 7 |
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El Sucio |
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Liquorice |
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Miracle LegionPio Nock Friend to Grock, June Tour 1990. |
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Bigtop |
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Sun City Girls |
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Butter 08 |
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Box 4 |
Buick MacKaneThe Pawn Shop Years. |
Capsize 7 |
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The LemonheadsLick |
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Auntie Christ |
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Erectus Monotone |
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The Forty-Fives |
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Johnny Quest |
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Bad Mutha Goose and The Brothers Grimm |
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Spatula |
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Tortoise |
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The Pressure BoysKrandlebanum Monumentus, Bowl Like Hell! Tour. |
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Shiny Beast |
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The Jody Grind |
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Merge RecordsMerge Records 10th Anniversary Celebration, 22-24 July 1999. |
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Alice Donut |
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Pylon |
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CultureBlack-and-white image of a nude women with the word "culture" in a text block. |
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Box 5 |
SuperchunkIndoor Living. |
Sufjan StevensCome on Feel the Illinoise. |
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The Amps |
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Buick MacKaneThe Pawn Shop Years. |
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Camper Van Beethoven |
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Crooked Fingers |
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Death Cab For Cutie"We Have the Facts and We're Voting," with Democratic Party Donkey, play on the album We Have the Facts and We're Voting Yes |
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Three Bad Jacks |
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Combustible Edison |
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Medeski Martin and Wood |
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Peter Holsapple and Chris StameyMavericks. |
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Soul Coughing |
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Miracle LegionIt's Almost Christmas Tour. |
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Mudhoney |
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Box 6 |
Medeski Martin and Wood |
Merge RecordsMerge Records 20th Anniversary Celebration, 22-26 July 2009. |
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Arrogance |
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Jack Black |
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The MelvinsFront: Fuck Melvins; back: Louder Than Soundgarden. |
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Cibo MattoStereotype A. |
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The Butthole Surfers |
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Calexico |
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The Flat Duo Jets |
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Sleazefest 1998Sleazefest, August 1998 at the Local 506. |
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Sleazefest 2000Sleazefest, August 2000 at the Local 506. |
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Archers of Loaf |
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Unknown |
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Half Japanese |
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Box 7 |
Southern Culture on the Skids |
Cobra Kahn |
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Willard |
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New Music SeminarFront: New Music Seminar, New York 1985; back: Capitol (Records). |
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The Lemonheads |
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The Dragstrip Syndicate |
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JuneI Am Beautiful. |
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Camper Van BeethovenFront: CVB Revolutionary Manifesto 2004 |
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The Dead Milkmen |
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Yo La Tengo |
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Neil Diamond All StarsWorld Tour 1998 (if your world is Chapel Hill) |
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MadonnathonFeaturing: Bicycle Face, Erectus Monotone, Finger, Metal Flake Mother, Polvo, Superchunk, Vanilla Trainwreck, Zen Frisbee. |
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Archers of LoafAll the Nations Airports. |
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Robyn HitchcockMoss Elixir. |
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Box 8 |
Tift Merritt and The CarbinesBramble Rose. |
Combustible Edison |
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Pipe |
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Miracle LegionMe and Mr. Ray. |
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Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians |
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Sleater-KinneyShow Me Your Riffs. |
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The Melvins |
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Mike Watt"Ring Spiel" tour 1995, with Foo Fighters and Hovercraft. |
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WXYC 89.3Alphabet shirt. |
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Social Distortion |
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Steel Pole Bath Tub |
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Lucky Boys Confusion |
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The Jesus Lizard |
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Box 9 |
Erectus Monotone |
FirehoseCoilin' 'n' Toilin' Tour 1991. |
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The Mekons |
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The GriftersBack: Shangri-La Records |
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Sugarsmack"See the 'Best' in Action" |
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PavementStellen. |
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The Friggs |
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Sonic Youth |
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Tift Merritt |
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June |
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Music Maker Relief Foundation |
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The SmithsThe Queen Is Dead. |
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Box 10 |
Dillon Fence |
Anti-Jesse Helms"Stop the Monster -- Defeat Helms"; illustration of Helms with sharp teeth and red words beaming from his eyes (hate, bigotry, censorship). |
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WXYC 89.3Simple design with volume knob. |
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Yo La Tengo |
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Dog Faced Hermans"Do the Dog." |
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The Carter FamilySub-text: Sara Maybelle and A.P. |
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Sex PoliceFront: "Flame Retardant Asbestos Suit"; back: "You Need it." |
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Yo La TengoElectropura. |
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UnknownGlobe with red circle and cross-through line. |
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Jack BlackLeopard head graphic. |
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Bad BrainsQuickness World Tour 1989. |
Acquisitions Information: Accession 103750
Custodial History: Acquired from Chapel Hill Public Library
Bill Smith's collection of community cookbooks published by churches, parent teacher associations, the Junior League, YWCA, and other women's organizations infrom Tennessee, North Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, Kansas, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, Ohio, Missouri, and Mexico.
Box 11-16
Box 11Box 12Box 13Box 14Box 15Box 16 |
Cookbooks, 1950s-1970s |