This represents one of our simplest formats for Profiles: Sitting back and relishing selected cuts from new and recent releases that found their way to our WSHU Public Radio mailbox. Pharis and Jason Romero hail from Horsefly, British Columbia, Canada, while Red Tail Ring (Laurel Premo and Michael Beauchamp) reside in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Both couples offer up sublime old-time music. Old friend Lara Herscovitch devotes her latest release to promote social justice in a world that sorely needs it, while several old favorites from the folk scene also have new recordings.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Peter Huttlinger, “Drowsy Maggie/The Morning Dew/The Cup Of Tea”, Vol. XII-No. 1, Oasis Acoustic
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- Pharis & Jason Romero, “A Passing Glimpse”, “Where Is The Gambling Man?”, A Passing Glimpse, Lula
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- Red Tail Ring, “Talk About Suffering/Goin’ To Cairo”, “The Cuckoo”, Mountain Shout, Independent
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- Pharis & Jason Romero, “Cumberland Gap”, A Passing Glimpse, Lula
- Red Tail Ring, “The Blackest Crow”, Mountain Shout, Independent
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- Andrew Corbett, “Mary Stuart” (remix), Out Into The Dance, Independent
- Long Time Courting, “Maggie Dean”, “Polska Efter Elias Tallari”, Alternate Routes, Independent
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- Kate Campbell, “Montgomery To Mobile”, “God Bless You Arthur Blessit”, 1000 Pound Machine, Large River Music
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- Lara Herscovitch, “Let Us Begin”, “A Circle Drawn”, Four Wise Monkeys, LaRama Records
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- Claudia Schmidt, “Rising”, “Wayfaring Stranger”, Bend In The River, Red House
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- Loreena McKennitt, “The Parting Glass”, Troubadours On the Rhine, Quinlan Road/Verve
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