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New CD
Albums:
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Andrew
Calhoun
"Bound
To Go"
Thirty-five
tracks of spirituals, shout songs from Sea Islands, rare secular
songs, and prison ballads. With 23-page booklet including historical
and folklore notes.
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Sharon
Shannon
"Renegade"
Studio
album with Michael McGoldrick of Capercaillie on flute and whistles,
with his fiddle player Dezi Donnelly. Also includes Shannon's
guitarist Jim Murray. Featuring new original material that includes
trad-Irish style fused with jazz, world-flavored, ragga, and hip-hop
beats.
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Kate
Rusby
"Awkward
Annie"
Self-penned
songs such as "Daughter In Heaven" and "Planets," mixed with more
traditional fare like "John Barbury," and "Blooming Heather" with
guest opera singer John Hudson. 12 tracks in all.
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Punch
Brothers
"Punch"
A
youthful band comprised of prodigious and sought-after musicians
from the cutting edge of bluegrass and folk: Chris Thile, Chris
Eldridge, Greg Garrison, Noam Pikelny and fiddle player Gabe
Witcher.
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Lunasa
"The
Story So Far"
Compilation
encompassing the past 11 years of the band's best tracks, from both
the Green Linnet and Compass labels, including two new recordings of
"Aibreann" and "Morning Nightcap." Featuring expansive liner notes
on the band's history and extensive photo journal spotlighting
current and past band members.
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The
Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem
"The
Very Best of the Clancy Brothers with Tommy Makem"
"Classic
Irish Folk Songs, Rebel Songs and Drinking Songs!" Irish emigres to
the USA in the 1950s, the singers are widely credited with
popularizing Irish traditional music, not only in the USA but also
in the UK and their native Ireland, during the 1960s folk
boom.
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Cowboy
Junkies
"Trinity
Revisited"
CD
& DVD set capturing their return to the Holy Trinity Church in
Toronto, with guests Ryan Adams, Natalie Merchant, Jeff Bird, and
Vic Chesnutt. Includes a bonus documentary about the making of the
album. 12 tracks.
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Kristina
Stykos
"In
the Earth's Fading Light"
Texture
texture texture. The palette ranges from gypsy waltzes to dreamy
meditations on surviving “train wreck” relationships to a farewell
in 3/4 time to the late great Scottish fiddler Johnny Cunningham,
one of Kristina’s musical inspirations.
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Jeneen
Terrana
"Jeneen
Terrana - My Creation"
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Bonnie
Raitt
"Best
of Bonnie Raitt 1989-2003"
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Shady
Grove Band
"Back
In Circulation"
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Joel
Mabus
"Retold"
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New Digital Albums
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Rebecca
Rippy
"Secrets"
Listening
to Rebecca Rippy’s debut album, Secrets, one hears an artist playing
for the sheer love of it, expressing herself fully and
authentically, without concern for what’s trendy or hip.
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Malcolm
McKinney
"The
Ghosts of Flagler's Train"
Songs
about Florida, including hurricanes and environmental issues. "The
Ghosts of Flagler's Train" received 2nd place in the 2008 Will
McLean Best New Florida Song Contest, previous version of "We Can't
Let the Everglades Die" placed in top ten non cash awards, same
contest, 2004
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Sally
Morgan
"Wandering
Through Walls"
Rocky,
folky, soulful and searing with intelligent and thought provoking
lyrics, Sally's debut album "Wandering Through Walls" was released
in July of 2007 and showcases some of Boulder, Colorado's finest
musicians.
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Fiddlers
ReStrung
"Now
Playing"
The
First CD from the Fiddlers ReStrung featuring some of their
standards. The Fiddlers ReStrung feature wholesome American
Bluegrass, stirring Celtic fiddle and touches of Texas Swing and
Latin flair combine in a dazzling array of styles abounding with
energy.
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Don
Axsom
"Through
the Storm"
Original
messages of faith delivered in a variety of styles including Folk,
Bluegrass, Country, and Americana.
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