Folk

Davey Graham was the "Governor" of the British acoustic guitar scene. This new enhanced CD edition of his first Kicking Mule album originally released in 1977 and produced by John Renbourn features tab/music of selected instrumentals on a PDF booklet on...

Dave Van Ronk was one of the key figures in the coffee-house culture of New York's Greenwich Village during the late '50s and early '60s, both as a folk-blues artist in his own right and as a friend, mentor, and general mover and shaker, helping...

Dave Miller's soul is steeped in the warmth and the traditions of his Memphis and Little Rock homeland, and those influences are well displayed in his latest Howlin' Dog Records release Prayers in the Wind. There's a southern twinkle in his eye, a warm...

Daryl Mosley is an authentic, American troubadour. From countless appearances on the "Grand Ole Opry" to classic "In The Round" appearances at the famous Bluebird Cafe to a touring schedule of over 150 concerts per year, singer/songwriter Daryl Mosley...

Darrell Webb's second Rural Rhythm Records album, Breaking Down the Barriers is a Bluegrass set with features like, She's Outta Here, False Idols, Prisoner of the Highway, and the original instrumental NoraBelle.1. The Coal Miner's Son 2. Goodbye to the...

Darol Anger's unique vision of venacular, internationall stringband music is fully realized on REPUBLIC OF STRINGS, the debut of the American Fiddle Ensemble. This album seemlessly blends bluegrass, jazz, classical and folk traditions to create a...

Dark is a good description for these alternative folk rockers. With an undercurrent of isolation and despair, The Pines are looking to make rural America menacingly cool.1. Cry Cry Crow 2. If By Morning 3. All the While 4. Moonrise, Iowa 5. Rise Up and...

Darden Smith is a singer-songwriter based in Austin whose 30 year career redefines what it means to be a musician as the founder and creative director of Songwriting With: Soldiers, a nonprofit that pairs award-winning songwriters with veterans and...

Danny Kroha's Detroit Blues could be considered part two of his solo debut LP - Angels Watching Over Me. In his own words, "it was me in a room playing acoustic instruments and doing my own arrangements of some old songs". Not so fast man!, when you hear...

Dan Evans Is Not Only One of the UK's Top Singer Songwriters Drawing from Folk Roots As Well As Displaying Classical Influences (Which Mean That Many of His Audiences Are Classical Fans) But Is Also An Internationally Renowned Exponent of the Appalachian...

Dallas performer Bob Kirkpatrick plays classic blues on this 1973 Folkways album. Kirkpatrick began making a name for himself after a performance at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1971. He regularly performed at the Elks Lodge in Dallas until he retired in...

Dala Who Do You Think You Are Now available for the first time in the United States, Dala's 2007 Canadian release, WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE brings the listener back to Dala's simpler and more pop-oriented sounds. Warm and hauntingly ethereal and full of...