Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-41 – Folk Fusion, Pt. 4 Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs Of Hope And Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways Edgar Meyer … Continue reading →
Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-42 – Music from the Mountains Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways Owen “Snake” … Continue reading →
Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-43 – A Trip into the Spirit World Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways … Continue reading →
Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-44 – Dulcimer Daze Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian-Folkways Bruce Greene & Don … Continue reading →
Sing Out! Radio Magazine Hosted by Tom Druckenmiller SORM #13-45 – The Village Before Bob Artist / “Title” / CD / Label Pete Seeger / “Opening Theme” / Goofing Off Suite / Smithsonian-Folkways Dave Van Ronk / “Stackalee” / Down … Continue reading →
BOBAN & MARKO MARKOVIC ORCHESTRA Gipsy Manifesto Piranha Musik 2753 www.piranha.de When you’re the best brass band in the world, what is there new to do? Innovate, of course, and that’s exactly what Markovic father … Continue reading →
ANDREA TOMASI Hurricane Dreams Team Love www.team-love.com Vermonter Andrea Tomasi moved to Brooklyn recently, but you’d never know it from her debut record. It’s contemplative, unhurried and was recorded in the woods. The studio … Continue reading →
ADAM STEFFEY New Primitive Organic 14692 www.Organic-Records.com Adam Steffey spent much of the 1990s holding down the mandolin slot in Alison Krauss’ band, Union Station. Since leaving Krauss he has been involved in a … Continue reading →
Introduction A few weeks back I assembled a list of my ‘essential eleven’ traditional murder ballads. While we here at Murder Ballad Monday usually delve deeply into one ballad or theme, we saw some possible value in a lighter ‘list-based’ … Continue reading →
Carla Bozulich We noted in the previous installments (1 and 2) how Willie Nelson’s 1975 album Red Headed Stranger (Spotify) represents the realization of a distinctive artistic vision. It challenged the conventional wisdom of the recording industry when it was released. One … Continue reading →
