Folk

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...

Gordon Lightfoot was a Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist who achieved international success in folk and country music. He is credited with helping to define the folk-pop sound of the 60s and 70s and has been referred to as Canada's greatest...

Gordon Bok recorded this album of his long-time song-swapping friend up there in Maine. Before they met, each thought he was the only person in the whole state interested in folk music. Kendall was reared in Machias, worked in a sardine packing plant as...

Golden State, the second full-length from singer/songwriter Logan Ledger, marks a stylistic departure from the timeless country noir of Ledger's critically lauded debut. This time around, Ledger worked with producer Shooter Jennings, dreaming up a lush...

Gold is the latest from Little Sue. Combining her penchant for pop with her outlaw-country sound and a hint of John Lennon, Sue has again spun her heartbreak into this shimmering fabric with seven originals plus a cover of the ELP classic, From the...

Ghost pirates, a demon guitar, a horse vs. Train race, and girls who can't stay out of trouble are just a few of the subjects covered in Mean Mary's newest musical journey. Year of the Sparrow, an original album of folk, bluegrass, blues, and Celtic,...

Ghost Hymns, Ellis's fourth album for Memphis-based label Yellow Dog Records, is an impressive return for the hailed guitarist and purveyor of roots music. Inspired by trips to Belarus, the Big Easy, and beyond, the record offers a rousing, at times...

George Ensle is celebrating his 50 year performing songwriter career with his new CD, Home produced by Stephen Doster in his state of the art Analog/Digital studio. After releasing 12 Albums, George is at the top of his game, with songwriting steeped in...

George Davis began working in the coal mines at thirteen. After he injured his arm in a mining accident, Davis knew he'd never be a great guitarist, so he concentrated on writing songs about the problems miners and their unions faced. This album presents...

George and Gerry Armstrong present ballads from England, Scotland, and America and accompany themselves on guitar and Appalachian dulcimer. In keeping with the tradition of naming one's sources, the Armstrong's' liner notes trace each song's derivation.1...