Exploring the roots and branches of American folk music with Low Lily
Low Lily explores the roots and branches of American folk music with traditional influences and modern inspiration.
All posts filed under: Acoustic Music
Few things are better than the sound of acoustic instruments
The distinctive, raspy vocal stylings of Elise LeGrow grab hold and won’t let go
Elise LeGrow has a wonderfully raspy voice that makes any tune she sings distinctive and unforgettable.
John Doyle and the modern Irish soundtrack
In time for St. Patrick’s Day, enjoy the amazing Irish guitarist, singer, and songwriter John Doyle.
The hot and sassy swing of the Avalon Jazz Band
Enjoy the hot and sassy swing of 1930s Paris with the Avalon Jazz Band.
Weekly Reader: Be fair and prosper
Denmark is fairer and doing better. Don’t listen to Republicans after Trump. Tombstone Every Mile is great country.
Christie Lenée’s high-wire guitar routine
Christie is “like seeing a firecracker execute a high-wire circus routine while doing flips and juggling flaming bowling pins.”
February music for those of us tired of being alone
Songs during a pandemic for the lonesome. But who knows…you may not be that lonely yet!
Weekly Reader: A baker’s dozen
Links to 13 articles from the impeachment to people who coronasplain to Mission Control’s restoration.
Jake Blount’s path through metal and funk to get to the Appalachian music of the Black community
A gay and black performer working in Appalachian music, Blount features “historically informed, beautifully played old-time music.”
Yasmin Williams: Not your father’s Takoma Park fingerstyle guitarist
Williams is a bold acoustic innovator with an unorthodox, modern style of playing.
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