Folk

The songs on this 15-track album were contributed to Broadside Magazine by folk singer-songwriters during the early 1960s and are performed by The Broadside Singers. Featured in the collection are Tom Paxton's "Ain't That News," Bob Dylan's "Paths of...

The songs on Ren?e's self-titled debut album chronicle a three-year period. These songs are about toxic relationships, seeing ghosts, ancestral baggage and blessings, and daydreaming about a lover.1. Out Loud 2. I Saw a Ghost 3. Little Flower Dance 4...

The Slaughterhouse Sessions (Project 5.2) is part one of Hendrix's Project 5, a set four recordings plus an autobiography.ß Each recording focuses on specific themes and styles.ß Blues-driven, The Slaughterhouse Sessions (Project 5.2) has Hendrix...

The skiffle band-a kind of ensemble that nearly disappeared after the 1920s-uses homemade or inexpensive instruments, including washboards, harmonicas, jugs, washtub basses, kazoos, tin flutes, woodblocks, and slide whistles to play a variety of songs...

The sizzling USA recording debut from Canada's hottest-playing and coolest-singing acoustic roots band!1. Overture (Let Em Run) 2. Old Blue Bridge 3. Hello 4. Which Way Away 5. When the Bucket Runs Dry 6. Let Em Run 7. The Gatlinburg 8. The Traveller 9...

The sixth album by Corde Oblique was conceived as a wooden palette used for mixing colors with sounds, the sounds of the colors are evoked by using a lot of different musical instruments and musical styles. Almost all existing music tonalities have been...

The sisters rescued this diamond from their recorded catalog and made sure that it remains available to their fans. The set compiles their French songs that were included on their major label releases and adds a few others for good measure to round...

The sister's 7th album was released on former Tangerine Dream keyboardist Peter Baumann's Private Music label. Their sound was remarkably different from their earlier work with the addition of synthesizers and a more electronic background cushioning...

The singing of folk songs has long been a way of preserving our national identity. Music is one of the cultural milestones in our society, it helps kids grow and develop in many ways. American children's folk music is a national treasure that holds keys...

The seventeen singers featured on this album hail from the valleys of eastern Tennessee around Sevierville and Maryville, where they sing songs from the famous shape note collection The Harp of Columbia, which was first published in 1848. Extensive liner...

The series concludes. Zephyrus, the final cardinal wind of this project, brought the gentle warmth of spring that summoned up a new year of growth rooted in the fertile ashes of all the structures that keep us isolated and unfeeling - the kind of growth...

The second volume of an impressive two-part label debut, Mashed Potato Records Vol II is a 12-track compilation featuring a rotating cast of outstanding New Orleans-based songwriters. Recorded over a 40 day stretch, often using combinations of the same...