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We’ve Come Along is Mark “Huggy Bear” Lavengood’s third solo album, and the Dobro playing multi-instrumentalist (guitar, dobro, mule weissenborn, congas, bongos, claves, tom tom) singer-songwriter…
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Northern Kentucky singer-songwriter Jeremy Pinnell certainly knows his way round an Americana roots number, and also music steeped in honky tonk themes. Possessing a sound not unlike a close cousin of Waylon…
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Independent artist Ron Pope music covers a wide horizon of sounds when it comes to taste, and trying to place a handle on his work is a task in itself. The fact the record was recorded using only analog equipment certainly did Pope…
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Canadian three-piece folk-rock / alt-country act Elliott Brood have been making albums since 2004, and music before that. Ghost Gardens is the band’s sixth full-length album, in many ways it could be seen as…
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New Jersey-born Nicole Atkins’ career/ life has seen her transcend through a good deal of heartache and waywardness as she…
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Here we have the third album release by David Rawlings under his own name to go with five studio records with his musical and otherwise partner, Gillian Welch. The mercurial…
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Canadians Suzanne Lavesque (vocals, bass) and Craig Bignall (vocals, guitars, banjo, percussion) make up the duo, Over the Moon. While they have been playing for quite some time, Moondancer is…
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British folk guitarist, singer-songwriter Martin Simpson has been making music for forty years, and he has in Trails & Tribulations his 20th solo album. Simpson has seen…
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On his day, the timbre of his voice resonates better than almost any other of his genre, and then there are his songs! Belfast-born…
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Over the last 25 – 30 years there have been few artists, now termed Americana musicians who have been as prolific and…
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Young Texas singer-songwriter Rachel Laven is making waves in her home state, and with her winner of the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Award last year and a finalist of the Larry Joe…
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Atlanta, Georgia singer-songwriter Jefferson Ross is partnered by esteemed Nashville session musician, sideman and producer, recording act, guitarist Thomm Jutz on this House Concert in…
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When Rivers Meet is British husband and wife team, Grace Bond (vocals, mandolin, violin, viola) and Aaron Bond (vocals, acoustic guitar); and they have one previously EP to their name. Produced by Chris West,…
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Wonderful tempered energy has the duo open this 6-track EP, and with their own acoustic, electric guitars (Caolaidhe Davis) and fiddle, mandolin (Megan Davis) aided by Brian White (bass), Patty Dougherty (drums) and…
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Singer-songwriter, Texan Darden Smith is a true professional. A man who is meticulous in what he does, not least are the songs he writes. To go with his self-penned tunes the album also has co-writes with self-minded…
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Canadian singer-songwriter Catherine MacLellan comes from good stock when it comes to someone of her trade. Her…
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Nashville-based Will Hoge has been making records since 2001, and up till recently had gained critical acclaim but not the recognition…
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Immediately I heard the voice and beautiful, organic sound wafting from the speakers on placing Alice Howe’s album on my player I became hooked. Whisked away to another place. Taken in part, back in time she…
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