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Tag Archives: folk
SCOTT JEFFERS – Celtica
October 29, 2021

Scott Jeffers 2007 Striking solo to revel in reels and let his vocals rest, American violinist reigns supreme in instrumental world. It was an unexpected turn of events: after three successful albums with TRAVELER, with defining the band’s prospects for … Continue reading
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Tagged folk, instrumental, Scott Jeffers Traveler
RESISTOR – The 5th Season
August 28, 2021

Resistor 2021 Searching for the time that’s hidden in the mist of days, American folk-art team find spiritual uplift in frost-bitten, if stupendous, tunes. For all the myriad of ensembles Steve Unruh is involved in in parallel with his individual … Continue reading
PAUL BRETT & GORDON GILTRAP – Raven Reflections
August 18, 2021

Cherry Red 2021 Uncovering many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore, legends of British rock concentrate on tone to stress the beauty of a tune. Gordon Giltrap and Paul Brett are well-known for their electric flurries yet famous … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, folk, Gordon Giltrap, Paul Brett
MURRAY McLAUCHLAN – Hourglass
June 19, 2021

True North 2021 Five decades on since his debut album, elder statesman of Canadian roots rock connects to present issues in order to channel righteousness through an array of arresting tunes. Murray McLauchlan is a legend – perhaps, local to … Continue reading
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Tagged country, folk, Murray McLauchlan, singer-songwriter
DANDO SHAFT – Shadows Across The Moon
June 2, 2021

Happy Trails 1993 / Talking Elephant 2021 British folk unglorified influencers flock to the source for one last hurray. Four albums in seven years, spanning from 1970 to 1977 and bridging a brief breakup gap, is a scarce legacy, which … Continue reading