Folk

Recorded in the winter of 2006, LAU's debut album, LIGHTWEIGHTS AND GENTLEMEN, sound like men willing to redefine how a trio can sound. Arming themselves with both highly original repertoire and some superb takes on traditional song, their fearless...

Recorded in rural Scotland in early 2016 this latest CD welcomes the great Scottish Fiddler, Charlie McKerron from the band Capercaillie, into the Celtic Fiddle Festival joining Kevin Burke (Ireland), Christian Lema?tre (Brittany), and Nicolas Quemener...

Recorded in open air at the 1979 Hyde Street Pier in San Francisco, this 21-song collection of sea songs includes shanties and other sea songs performed with instruments and sung a cappella. Lyrics speak of the storms at sea, bidding farewell to loved...

Recorded in Los Angeles and Longmeadow, MA, and produced by John Alagia, (Paul Simon, John Mayer), 2020 Vision, written during the summer of 2020, is a snapshot into a year when the world stood still, yet life somehow filled in for Sexton. His first...

Recorded in Holcomb's home in eastern Kentucky, this album portrays the music of a master musician whose identification with his songs is intense, innate, and above all, honest. It's not for nothing that John Cohen, the man who recorded Close to Home,...

Recorded in Canada in winter, Ben de la Cour delivers a masterful set of sometimes-harrowing adventures with potent arrangements from producer Scott Nolan, a brilliant singer-songwriter in his own right.1. God's Only Son 2. High Heels Down the Holler 3...

Recorded in a disused 19th-century palace on the outskirts of Budapest, Benjamin Wetherill's first album captures the intimacy of a delicate Folk idiom along with the innovation of original technique and approach. Wetherill, a Leeds native who has been...

Recorded in 1980 at the annual Festival of the Sea in San Francisco, Sea Music of Many Lands: The Pacific Heritage showcases maritime music from around the world. The music ranges from shanties and ballads ("Grey Funnel Line") to instrumental medleys...

Recorded in 1975 by American folk musician Bob Connelly, this record is a riveting musical journey through the early years of American Imperialism. Irony, frustration, and condemnation spew forth from Connelly, who paints a harrowing view of the birth of...

Recorded in 1974, this is the cross examination of former presidential counselor John Dean IIl following his devastating 245 page long testimony about the Watergate coverup. This recording brilliantly captures "Dean's imperturbability, his mood of solemn...

Recorded in 1973 this album showcases a variety of traditional folksongs of the Midwest performed by Loman D. Cansler. Cansler brings together a repertoire of folk songs that reflect "the rural, agrarian culture of our own immediate past". With an...

Recorded in 1971, The New Ragtime Guitar represented a new instrumental take on ragtime piano music. While many guitar players had incorporated ragtime pieces into their style, the limitations of a single guitar prevented a faithful recreation of the...