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Podcast: In The Fam
Episode #15-40 | airing 9-30-15

Sing Out! Posted on Sep 30, 2015 by Tom DruckenmillerSep 30, 2015

There is a long standing tradition of family performers in folk music. Many of the classic old-time country bands such as the Carter Family were comprised of family members. Many traditional musicians learned by osmosis through attending dances and being … Continue reading →

Posted in The Sing Out! Radio Magazine | Tagged Garnet Rogers, Mavis Staples, Nathan Rogers, Nickel Creek, Ry Cooder, Stan Rogers, The Carter Family, The Sing Out! Radio Magazine, Tony Ellis, Watkins Family Hour

Three Fishers

Sing Out! Posted on Sep 7, 2015 by Ken BiggerSep 7, 2015

Today is Labor Day in the U.S. and Canada. Our song this week is not a murder ballad proper, but I felt drawn to write about it because it portrays the sacrifices and risks of working. Just as my friend, Maureen, mentioned a few … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Charles Kingsley, Clara Butt, Garnet Rogers, Joan Baez, Nathan Rogers, Richard Dyer Bennett, Stan Rogers, The Duhks, The Once, Three Fishers

I’ve got no more fight in me

Sing Out! Posted on Apr 13, 2012 by Ken BiggerJan 5, 2015

As we’ve noted all along, our “mission” at Murder Ballad Monday is to explore both the interior and the periphery of the murder ballad.  We discuss how music helps interpret intense, often violent and/or deadly experience.   Having started out the … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Arrowhead, Barrett's Privateers, Bill Mallonee, Friendly Fire, Mike Morningstar, Nathan Rogers, Nue Ba Den, Richard Shindell, Stan Rogers, The Things that I Have Seen

SUNDAY ON WFDU – NATHAN ROGERS AND RON COHEN

Sing Out! Posted on Feb 26, 2009 by Ron OleskoMar 6, 2014

Be sure to tune into WFDU-FM’s TRADITIONS this Sunday March 1 when my special guest will be Nathan Rogers. Joining us from his home in Winnipeg, Nathan will share songs from his debut CD “True Stories” and discuss the craft … Continue reading →

Posted in Radio, Ron Olesko, WFDU Traditions | Tagged Nathan Rogers, Ron Cohen

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