User:Amcbride
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I'm Allen McBride, from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. I've been active on Wikipedia since December 2005, and I often focus on articles about folk music, biology, and politics. I take male pronouns... I know most English speakers can guess that from my name, but it helps me when other editors put their preferred pronouns on their user pages, so I thought I would too.
Pictures I've contributed: Gallery
Stubs and articles I've created:
- People: Antje Duvekot, Si Kahn, Scott Miller, José Limón, Bernard Derriman, Evan Carawan, Ben Keith, Colbert I. King, Horace Kephart, Minou Drouet, Jason Isbell
- Organizations: AC Entertainment, Oak Ridge High School, Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, Save Our Cumberland Mountains, Traction, Trapezoid
- Other: Smoothing, Electronic tuner, Tuning wrench, Neil Young: Heart of Gold, Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man, Michael Row the Boat Ashore, The Thief, Schistostega pennata
Articles I think should be here. Someday I'll get around to starting them myself, but please take a look at the references I've included and make stubs if you're interested.
- William L. Russell and Liane B. Russell, husband and wife team of geneticists, pioneers in sex chromosomes and radiation effects. [1]
- Our Southern Highlanders, classic account of life in Southern Appalachia by Horace Kephart. [2]
- Tex Logan, engineer, songwriter, fiddler, author of "Christmas Time's a-Coming", covered by Emmylou Harris. [3]
- Bob Coltman, author of "Lonesome Robin", covered by Guy Carawan. [4]
- Sparky Rucker and Rhonda Rucker, folk and blues musicians from Knoxville and Louisville. [5][6][7][8]
