Folk

This collection of 15 tracks comprises the second volume of a two-volume set of recordings made in the first decade of the 20th century on Edison recording cylinders. The recordings are from the private collection of George A. Blacker, who also provided...

This collection of 15 songs, Larry's second recording with Folk Legacy, represents over 20 years of songs written by Larry, some previously unrecorded, as well as more recently written material that has never been published before. Here is music we feel...

This collection explores the most important artists of the first folk revival which began in the early 1940's in the United States and reached it's peak in the early 1960's. All aspects of the scene are covered, from the early recordings of pioneers...

This collection contains songs recorded between 1950 and 1955, either live at hootenannies sponsored by Sing Out! Magazine, issued as 78rpm records on the defunct Hootenanny Records label, or recorded for special projects organized by Sing Out!. Taken...

This collection contains 30 authentic performances and beloved timeless classics by many Bluegrass Legends and pioneers. Includes songs by Roy Ross, Log Cabin Boys, Mac Martin and more.1. All the Good Times Are Past and Gone - Roy Ross 2. Katey Moorie -...

This CD is a collaboration between Irish fiddler, Kevin Burke, and guitarist/composer, Cal Scott. For over 30 years, Kevin's been well-known in Irish music both as a soloist and as a member of the Bothy Band, Patrick Street and the Celtic Fiddle Festival...

This Best of collection chronicles the first decade in Gunthrie's enduring career, this essential collection also features the top 20 billboard pop hit "City of New Orleans' and the signature track "Coming Into Los Angeles," among other favorites.1...

This baker's dozen of folk songs reflects the performers' concerns about the political direction of American society during the mid-1980s. Songs include "Monkey See, Monkey Do" by Josh Joffen, "Dance of the Knee-Jerk Reactionaries" by Left Field, "Always...

This Arkansas singer started scoring big hits in '42 ("There's a Star-Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere"), notched a bunch leading into the '50s and charted again in the late '60s. This 1970 release found him putting his own spins on "Born to Lose,"...

This album, recorded in 1960-1961, shows these three musicians' passionate love for mountain music. The New Lost City Ramblers learned their music from impeccable sources-from old time commercial discs made between 1922 and 1941, and from field...

This album was the last collection of music issued by The CooP magazine, which was formally replaced by Fast Folk Musical Magazine in January 1984 (and continued to publish until 1997). This collection continues it's focus on songs written and performed...

This album presents material learned from field recordings from southwestern Virginia and the adjacent parts of North Carolina and features tunes played on the fretless banjo, as well as examples of the Galax string band style, with it's characteristic...