Jim came to sing at our place in Sharon some years back, along with a bunch of Californians called the Portable Folk Festival. We immediately invited him to come back and make this recording. When he... more

Our second recording of Gordon, this contains many of his powerful original songs of the sea and of the fishermen among whom he grew up. Mister Eneos, Mrs. MacDonald's Lament, Peter Kagan and the... more

Tracks: Year of Jubilo, Would You Have Time, Wild Horse, When First UntoThis Country, Pacific Slope, the New Irish Girl, My Baby Done Changed the Lock, Morpath Rant, the Linnet, Joshua Gone Barbados,... more

17 tracks of sea songs originally released in 2003. Tracks include: Tommy's Gone to Hilo, the Old Peacock, Let the Bullgine Run, Mauling Live Oak, Soran Bushi, Hudson River Steamboat.

It would be difficult to over-estimate the importance of this recording, made for US by Archie Green, who is surely the nation's leading authority on the music and folklore of the labor movement in... more

Beaucatcher Farewell was Bob's second Folk-Legacy recording. The title number is a beautiful tribute to an endangered mountain, played on the hammered dulcimer. Bob is backed by a bunch of the... more

Cilla is the younger sister of two other Scottish singers we have recorded: Archie and Ray. She and her husband, Artie, have toured this country several times, presenting the wonderful songs and... more

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... more

The folksinging group of friends gather once again, feat. 14 tracks w. Becky Armstrong, Joanie Bronfman, Lyn Burnstine, Dale Cooney, Neal MacMillan, Howie Mitchell, Sandy Paton + many others joining... more

Vocal duo presents folk songs based on English tradition, filled w. fantasy imagery, inc. The stories "The Dreadful Ghost", "The Foggy Dew" & "The False Lady"; feat. musicians Fred Breunig & Steve... more

Originally released in 1987 but recorded at various times Sandy and Caroline Paton are joined by David and Robin Paton, Cathy Barton, Dave Para, Ed Trickett, Gordon Bok and Ann Mayo Muir. Tracks... more

Recorded by Jill Anania at two concerts presented by Gordon, Ann, and Ed at the Cafe Extempore. Enjoy all the excitement of a "live" concert presentation. The Gin and Raspberry, Little Dan, Penobscot... more

The Johnson Girls have done it again! "On Deck and Below" is another outstanding collection of sea songs and chanteys, delivered with great verve and energy. The are without a doubt the premier... more

A collection of dandy sing-alongs for kids. Joining the Patons for this recording are forty youngsters who sing along with genuine enthusiasm. Tracks include: When the Spirit Says Sing, Waltzing with... more

Pity the lads who suffer the hazardous consequences of "Fire Down Below" in our third collection, whether on board a wooden ship, mining underground, meeting the wrong kind of woman in port, or... more

This is a program of folk songs & ballads by the former head of the Archive of Folk Culture at the Library of Congress. Joe has been providing wonderful songs to the folk world for many years. This... more

Mirrors and Changes was Bob's first Folk-Legacy recording. Includes the title song, plus Faces; Time, Friend, Time; the Morning After Love; This Old Earth; I Want My Son the Be a Country Boy; and... more

16 tracks originally released in 1962. Tracks include: As I Go Rambling 'Round, Fare Thee Well, Old Ely Branch, Flag of Blue, White and Red, Ford Machine, John Henry.

14 tracks from folk guitarist/vocalist, feat. Guy Van Duser, Lana Pettey, Suasan Hansen, Rick Lee, Vicky Van Duser, Karen Staines, Caroline Paton & Stanley Longstaff.

Singer and songwriter Lorre Wyatt has been a popular figure on the folk circuit since the early 1970's. Lorre is best known for such songs as the classic "Somos El Barco / We are the Boat," which has... more

Songs and Ballads, with Ed Trickett. One of the purest voices of the folksong revival and a graceful frailing banjo style that stresses the melody as few others do, Sara brings to the music she loves... more

Another wonderful field recording obtained from Diane Hamilton. Peg is the sister of the well-known Clancy Brothers who discovered their fame and fortune in America while she stayed at home and... more

The second volume in the set offers more fine songs, many with good, singable choruses. Working on the New Railroad, Last Winter Was a Hard One, State of Arkansas, I Walked the Road Again, Erin's... more

Two brothers from Sligo, Seamus and Manus play fiddle duets as a single voice, until they break into their exquisite harmonies. They also take turns as soloists (both have won prestigious awards in... more