This show is a cursory “listen ahead” to some of the early concerts this fall as a new season of folk and acoustic music begins in our broadcast area. Although only so much music can be programmed in a two hour span, I shared information on a wide variety of venues in the tri-state region. Special attention is paid to this weekend’s Connecticut Folk Festival and Green Expo in New Haven’s Edgerton Park headlined by Red Molly.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Too Blue, “Grace’s Fancy/Murphy’s Rag”, Trouble With The Grey, Independent
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- Stanley Brothers, “The Fields Have Turned Brown”, “I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow”, The Complete Columbia Stanley Brothers, Columbia/Legacy
- Big Apple’achia, “Sweet thing”, Big Apple’achia, Independent
- The Hip Swayers, “A Satisfied Mind”, Free Your Hips, Independent
- The Boxcar Lilies, “That Lonesome Road”, Sugar Shack, Independent
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- Pesky J. Nixon, “Miss Ohio”, “Wagon Wheel”, Red Ducks, Independent
- Red Molly, “Willow Tree”, “1952 Vincent Black Lightning”, The Red Album, Independent
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- Suzanne Vega, “Marlene On The Wall”, Close-Up/Vol. 1, Amanuensis Productions
- Suzanne Vega, “St. Clare”, Songs In Red And Gray, A&M
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- Finest Kind, “Claudy Banks”, For Honour & For Gain, Fallen Angle Music
- Bill Staines, “Lord Franklin”, Beneath Some Lucky Star, Red House
- Kathleen Conneely, “Rosemary Lane Medley”, The Coming Of Spring, Independent
- Sara Grey, “Goodnight-Loving Trail”, Sandy Boys, Fellside
- Martyn Joseph, “Dic Penderyn”, Evolved, Pipe Records
- Jim Malcolm, “Cruel Sister”, Resonance, Beltane Records
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- Cosy Sheridan, “Pretty Bird”, Pretty Bird, Waterbug
- David Roth, “Sounding”, Rising In Love, Folk Era Records
- Sloan Wainwright, “Live Out The Best Of Your Life”, Connecticut Folk Festival 2014, CT Folk
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