Folk

One of the flagship acts of the 1950s folk boom, the Tarriers were a breeding ground for future stars in assorted fields of entertainment. At various times the group's membership included Academy Award-winning actor Alan Arkin, Erik Darling who went on...

One of the finest living folksingers pays tribute to the repertoire of another American folk icon, legendary topical singer and songwriter, Malvina Reynolds. This recording features mesmerizing vocals and rickly adorned arrangements of some of the Peace...

One of the fathers of modern bluegrass, the late great Ralph Stanley always preferred to call it "old-time mountain music." No matter what you call it, this was one of Ralph's final albums as he wanted to keep alive some truly classic old numbers from...

One of the best and rarest compilations produced in Russia. This release is a summary of the career of the now extinct group, behind which operated some of the people responsible for the legendary World Serpent label. Chamber sounding, the academic...

One of North America's leading pow-wow drums, The Black Lodge Singers are the legacy of Kenny Scabby Robe and his family. The Scabby Robe tradition of singing has given rise to one of the most innovative and explosive groups on the pow-wow trail. This...

One of Connecticut's leading songwriters in the folk idiom, Joan moves easily between songs from traditional sources and songs of her own making. She is backed here by Bob Emery, Ed Trickett, Gordon Bok, and the Folk-Legacy "house duo," Sandy and...

One of Canada's most revered singer/songwriters, Bob Snider delivers a collection of songs with brilliant and casual precision. This is his first recording of new songs in 5 years.1. Plum 2. Billy Said 3. Greetings As I Leave 4. Time'll Get You Time 5...

One of American music?s most legendary acts, Peter, Paul and Mary both defined and transcended the 1960s Folk revival. The trios stellar harmonies delivered classic recordings that topped the charts and communicated their passionate commitment to peace...

One Night captures a young Greg Brown at a very vibrant stage of his creative development. Originally released in 1983 and long out of print, it chronologically falls between his second album Iowa Waltz and in the Dark with You. One Night, due to its...

One hundred and forty-six employees of the Triangle Waist Company in New York City fell victim to a horrendous tragedy in March of 1911. These factory workers were trapped inside a building as it went up in flames, and died. Joe Glazer interview Leon...

One early morning, way past midnight, Pianist Red Camp engaged himself in a one-person jam session... on a clavichord. The delicate, 14th century instrument is more likely to be associated with C.P.E. Bach than with the often atonal free improvisation...

Once that first question posed in the Notos EP is asked - "where did my ideas come from?" - it opens the floodgates to more. While wrestling with them all can ultimately lead to a fuller understanding of the world around you (and leave you with more...