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Ridin’ That Train
Episode #25-05 airing 01-29-25

Sing Out! Posted on Jan 29, 2025 by Betty DruckenmillerJan 27, 2025

This week we are inspired to present some train songs – older classics and some newer ones, too. We’ll hear Merle Travis, Robin and Linda Williams, Tom Rush, the Delmore Brothers, Riley Baugus, and a bonus Bob Dylan track. Let … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Bob Dylan, Carter Family, Jean Ritchie, Jerry Jeff Walker, Marty Stuart, Merle Travis, Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore, Riley Baugus, Robin and Linda Williams, Sara & Maybelle Carter, SORM Playlists, The Delmore Brothers, The Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Tom Druckenmiller, Tom Rush | Leave a reply

The Dulcimer
Episode #24-44 airing 10-30-24

Sing Out! Posted on Oct 30, 2024 by Betty DruckenmillerOct 29, 2024

The Appalachian dulcimer is now a core instrument in the American tradition, but styles performed by modern dulcimer enthusiasts run the gamut from traditional folk music through popular and experimental forms. This week we’ll hear new and classic recordings by … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Bruce Cockburn, Cathy Barton & Dave Para, Claudia Schmidt, Jean Ritchie, Jean Ritchie & Doc Watson at Folk City, John McCutcheon, Joni Mitchell, Ken & Brad Kolodner, Ken Kolodner, Malcolm Dalglish, Sally Rogers, SORM Playlists, Tachyonmetry, The Fuzzy Mountain String Band, The Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Tom Druckenmiller | Leave a reply

Respect Your Elders, Part One
Episode #18-44 | airing 10-31-18

Sing Out! Posted on Oct 31, 2018 by Tom DruckenmillerOct 30, 2018

No folk musician developed his style in a vacuum. They were always influenced by a past master. Whether they learned the master’s style by listening to recording, watching film or by sitting knee to knee until the information was passed … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Alice Gerrard, Elders, Ewan MacColl, Guy Davis, Hazel Dickens, Jean Ritchie, Laurie Lewis, Louis Killen, Taj Mahal, Tom Druckenmiller

All About the Women, Part 1
Episode #18-12 | airing 03-21-18

Sing Out! Posted on Mar 21, 2018 by Tom DruckenmillerMar 21, 2018

This week, we begin a two-part feature celebrating Women’s History Month. For this show, we focus on the talented established musicians and singers who paved the way in their chosen genres, including The Carter Family, Memphis Minnie, Jean Ritchie, Barbara … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Addie Graham, Barbara Dane, jane voss, Jean Ritchie, Joan Baez, Memphis Minnie, The Carter Family, Tom Druckenmiller, Women

“The Butcher Boy” / “The Railroad Boy”

Sing Out! Posted on Jan 8, 2018 by Patrick BlackmanJan 9, 2018

Introduction: “It’s the butcher boy I love so well …” The title of today’s song suggests a narrative consistent with the stereotype of violent misogyny in our genre of choice.  Strictly speaking, this time that could lead to some inaccurate … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Buell Kazee, Butcher Boy, Butcher's Boy, Dave Van Ronk, Doc Watson, Elvis Costello, Go Dig My Grave, Harry Smith, In London City, Jean Ritchie, Kelly Harrell, Natalie Merchant, Roscoe Holcomb, The Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem, Vernon Dalhart

JEAN RITCHIE: Kentucky Mother Goose

Sing Out! Posted on Apr 8, 2016 by Jamie AndersonApr 8, 2016

              JEAN RITCHIE Kentucky Mother Goose: Songs and Stories from My Childhood Hal Leonard 9781495007880 www.halleonard.com   Jean Ritchie was a phenomenal musician known as the Mother of Folk Music and for good reason. … Continue reading →

Posted in 1. Audio, 3. Books, Reviews | Tagged Jean Ritchie

Podcast: Proper Place and Time
Episode #16-05 | airing 2-03-16

Sing Out! Posted on Feb 3, 2016 by Tom DruckenmillerFeb 3, 2016

All my life I have been fascinated how music fits into daily life. This week on the SORM we’ll examine four recent projects which place roots music into perspective. We’ll hear music released to accompany Peter Guralnick’s fascinating new book … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Harry Bolick, Jean Ritchie, Lightnin Hopkins, Russell Family, Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Tommy Jarrell

Podcast: Harmonica Greats
Episode #16-02 | airing 1-12-16

Sing Out! Posted on Jan 13, 2016 by Tom DruckenmillerJan 27, 2016

This week we’ll turn our attention to the Harmonica and some of its finest players. We’ll hear classic masters like Little Walter and James Cotton, innovators like Mickey Raphael Charlie McCoy and John Mayall and new a new recording from … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged BB king, BSilly Wizard, Chuck Pyle, Glen Ohrlin, Guy Carawan, Jean Ritchie, John Renbourn, Johnny Gimble, Ronnie Gilbert, Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Theodore Bikel

Podcast: To Those We’ve Lost
Episode #16-01 | airing 1-06-16

Sing Out! Posted on Jan 6, 2016 by Tom DruckenmillerJan 27, 2016
Photo by Jean-Luc Ourlin-1977

At the beginning of each year it’s important to reflect on the musicians who have passed and their significance to the music. When I glance at all the year end lists I’m always surprised at whom I’ve forgotten or missed. … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged BB king, BSilly Wizard, Chuck Pyle, Glen Ohrlin, Guy Carawan, Jean Ritchie, John Renbourn, Johnny Gimble, Ronnie Gilbert, Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Theodore Bikel

Podcast: Send the Band Home early
Episode #15-37 | airing 9-09-15

Sing Out! Posted on Sep 9, 2015 by Tom DruckenmillerSep 9, 2015
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The purity of the unaccompanied human voice is one of the most beautiful sounds. Songs sung without accompaniment or a capella have a long history in folk music. You don’t need an instrument to make beautiful music whether you’re working … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Chester Mahooty, Jean Ritchie, Joe Holmes, Malcolm Dalglish, Niamh Parsons, Pete Seeger, Ralph Stanley, Robin and Linda Williams, Stan Rogers, The Sing Out! Radio Magazine

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