Today's Folk/Americana

[Dan ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ]

Rosanne Cash ~ King's Record Shop (1987, Columbia)

 

[Wntrmute2]

 

[Olson_jr]

Saw these folks at a local folk festival this past weekend. They somewhat remind me of Lambchop.

 

[Punker X]

 

[Wntrmute2]

Came in a little scuffed due to the paper sleeves they chose. Music seems unscuffed though. Happy to add to my meager collection of Nancy Griffith.

 

[Wntrmute2]

Needed a little red meat today. Not sure if they are Americana but they reside in that section of my collection.

 

[Olson_jr]

Bill Callahan (of SMOG fame) 'Ytilaer' or 'Reality Backwards'

 

[Olson_jr]

Bill Callahan (of SMOG)

Apocalypse

 

[Olson_jr]

Gillian Welsh & David Rawlings ~ All The Good Times

"The first Gillian Welch / David Rawlings collaboration to feature both of their names, All The Good Times is a collection of 10 acoustic covers recorded at home."

 

[Wntrmute2]

I'm sure I posted this in the past but listened to it this morning again. Great album all around!

 

[billfort]

Justin Townes Earle - Harlem River Blues

 

[Olson_jr]

 

[Olson_jr]

Kinda folksy, kinda soft rock/pop. Only noticed her as she asked The Cowboy Junkies to open one of her sold-out shows at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on April 13th.

 

[Wntrmute2]

Wasn't sure if I had this and the answer was:

 

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[MikeyFresh]

 

[Olson_jr]

I had forgotten that this was produced by Daniel Lanois.

 

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[Olson_jr]

A Wood Brothers Evening.



Topped off with Daniel Lanois's first LP.

 

[Wntrmute2]

I liked Black Dub by Lanois. Is the above similar?