Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-35: Honky Tonkin’ Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs Of Hope And Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways Don Rich & the Buckaroos … Continue reading →
DON RIGSBY Doctor’s Orders: A Tribute To Ralph Stanley Rebel 1841 www.rebelrecords.com Even if Don Rigsby had not become captivated by the music of Ralph Stanley at the age of five (and met him … Continue reading →
VISHTÈN Mōsaïk Vishten 04 www.vishten.net We’ve come to expect exuberance and joy from Francophone music, but does it sound differently if it comes from outside Québec? What happens when Acadian music is played by twin … Continue reading →
SHANNON McNALLY Small Town Talk Sacred Sumac Music 8975 www.shannonmcnally.com Small Town Talk is Shannon McNally’s tribute to Bobby Charles (born Robert Charles Guidry), a wonderful Louisiana-bred songwriter whose songs reach back as far … Continue reading →
EMMYLOU HARRIS & RODNEY CROWELL Old Yellow Moon Nonesuch 534285 www.nonesuch.com Wonderfully produced by Nashville veteran Brian Ahern (George Jones, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison), who also adds guitar throughout, Old Yellow Moon is the first official … Continue reading →
REBECCA PRONSKY Only Daughter Nine Mile Records 0142 www.ninemilerecords.com “I go deep where my demons sleep,” Brooklyn native Pronsky writes as she explores the underbelly of our existence. The nightime is her friend. The … Continue reading →
Introduction It is, apparently, awfully hard to find a picture of a broken or cracked china doll online that doesn’t immediately bring one to the brink of depression. The one above, though, inspires me. I wish I could link you … Continue reading →
Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-34: Folk Rock From the UK, Pt. 2 Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs Of Hope And Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways … Continue reading →
VARIOUS Woody Guthrie @ 100! Live At the Kennedy Center Legacy Recordings www.legacyrecordings.com Regardless of Eleanor Roosevelt’s attention to leftist music, Woodrow Wilson Guthrie (1912-67) might have been surprised to find Washington, DC’s Kennedy Center … Continue reading →
STONE BLIND VALENTINE Burn Like A Field Stone Blind Valentine www.stoneblindvalentine.com It takes more than a bit of musical confidence and know-how to meld a proudly contemporary sense of songwriting and lyricism with an … Continue reading →
