I swear there were hootenannies in Canda in the 60s. In our case involving Cape Breton fiddlers, so maybe there's a Scots connection at the base of it.
When all else fails, consult google (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hootenanny) and/or wikipedia. 'Now, most commonly, it refers to a folk-music party.' Yes, exactly.
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When all else fails, consult google (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hootenanny) and/or wikipedia. 'Now, most commonly, it refers to a folk-music party.' Yes, exactly.