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Artist: Cousin Joe
The tellin' "How Come My Dog Don't Bark At You No More," off the Gospel-Wailing, Jazz-Playing, Rock N' Rollin' Soul-Shouting, Tap-Dancing Bluesman From New Orleans album released in 1974 on Big Bear Records, epitomizes Pleasant Joseph b.k.a. Cousin Joe classic piano blues style. Joe's a pioneering blues singer born December 20, 1907 in Wallace,... [+] Read More
Artist: The Kennedys
The Kennedys, a D.C.-area husband-and-wife folk-pop team, have been tearing up the scene since their 1995 debut, the Celtic-tinged River of Fallen Stars (Green Linnet). The jangly guitars, tight harmonies, positive energy and smart lyrics found on this album and its all-star follow-up, 1996's Life Is Large, have garnered the couple many awards,... [+] Read More
Artist: Jean Carignan
French-Canadian fiddle legend Jean Carignan grew up with classical violinists as his idols, and always regretted never having had "proper" violin training. With such training, he felt he might have become one of the world's great violinists. He has had to be satisfied with his position as one of the great folk fiddlers of the 20th century,... [+] Read More
