Folk

Grass Punks is Tom Brosseau's first solo release in 5 years and his 7th studio album to date. Themes of the album include emptiness of a false dream, loyalty, betrayal and perseverance. It was recorded and produced by Sean Watkins (Nickel Creek) in a...

Grant lived in Walton, New York, where he used to play fiddle for local square dances and sing his often home-made songs for whatever audience he could find. He worked on construction jobs and as a stone-cutter in Catskill quarries, not the most gentle...

Grammy-winner tim O'Brien teams up with his sister Mollie, her husband Rich Moore on guitar, daughters Brigid and Lucy Moore on vocals and piano, and Tim's sons Jack and Joel on vocals, bass, and percussion. Roger Miller's songs, part of the fabric of...

GRAMMY winner and Banjo Hall of Fame member Alison Brown is one of the world's foremost banjoists and composers as well as one of the instrument's greatest ambassadors. In her hands, the banjo is equally at home on the front porch or at symphony hall...

Grammy nominated fiddle player Christian Sedelmyer's self-produced debut album Ravine Palace is a string band experience, meant to be heard as a journey through time and emotion. The record of 13 instrumental songs, all penned by Sedelmyer, both...

GRAMMY Award-winning bluegrass, folk and Americana outfit, the Infamous Stringdusters, are releasing Toward the Fray, their first full-length, original album since 2019's Rise Sun. Toward the Fray is the band's first release on Americana Vibes in...

GRACIE ABRAMS / GOOD RIDDANCE - Pushing forward with the intensely self-aware truth-telling he's always brought to his music, Ruston Kelly immersed himself in the making of The Weakness: a blisteringly honest, but profoundly hopeful album that reveals...

Grace Griffith, a fixture on the local Celtic and folk music scenes, was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1998. Recently, she released what is likely her last album, Passing Through." from WAMU interview.1. Brigid's Shield 2. The Woodthrush 3...

Gordon's rich voice and earthy folk-pop struck a chord with pop and country fans. Includes Sundown; the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald; If You Could Read My Mind; the Circle Is Small; Carefree Highway; Rainy Day People; Baby Step Back; Beautiful, and...

Gordon's received some recognition early in his career with for Lovin' Me; Early Morning Rain, and Ribbon of Darkness (which was a #1 hit for Marty Robbins in 1965). Those three tunes join I'm Not Sayin'; Bitter Green; the Way I Feel; Go-Go Round; the...

Gordon, Ed, and Ann are less a trio than an "ensemble of three" in which each supports the others in various ways - contributing vocal harmonies and/or additional instrumentation, but never submerging his or her individual artistry into a whole that can...

Gordon Lightfoot's Massey Hall concerts in Toronto are a 30-year tradition. The March 30th, 1969 concert not only allowed the singer/songwriter an opportunity to perform songs such as Ribbon Of Darkness that were quickly becoming standards for an adoring...