American Slag Heap says:For this post I would like to simply quote the songwriter from his website, since there's nothing I can add: "Here is a song written soon after Hurricane Katrina struck. There is a line in it "Everybody lost their home in a wind named Katrina." Not only the people of New Orleans but all Americans were abandoned in the wake of this catastrophe. There is still much to be done. I offer this song as a reminder of the people who still need our help. Please make a donation large or small at mercycorps.org or visit inthesunfoundation.org. - Joseph Arthur
To the Dogs or WhoeverbyJosh Ritter country/folk, rock, rhythm & blues, singer/songwriter Midwest singer/songwriter Josh Ritter's 7th release,The Historical Conquests of Josh Ritter, shows that Josh takes a fresh approach to songwriting. Brilliant lyrics tell the story...more »
Length Of A CountrybyNancy Hess pop, country/folk, rock, alternative, americana, singer/songwriter Shimmering like a freshwater stream in the mountains, this track by Nancy Hess delivers on the promise of its title. Great distances reduced to an...more »
Reservoir ParkbyThe Dutchess & The Duke country/folk, rock, blues, americana "She’s The Dutchess, He’s The Duke" – so says the self titled debut from this Seattle, WA duo that is absolutely brimming with promise. ...more »
Walk Through A CloudbyThe Donkeys country/folk, pop This is the real deal. Country music arranged and played the way country ought to be arranged and played. Hank Williams is sitting on...more »
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