Different Strokes From Different Folks

10 p.m. to Midnight Host: Steve Winters

While this show's underlying focus was largely on new album releases, it also demonstrated the many branches that sprout from the folk and acoustic music tree. To wit, traditional Anglo-American balladry with a Lebanese lilt, new young ensembles that are as comfortable with old time Appalachian string band music as Neil Young, a Grammy nominated album by the venerable Jackson Browne and David Lindley, extraordinary songwriting, and two new albums that focus on the role of women in folk song and American history.

  • Artist, "Title", Album, Label

  • Elizabeth Nicholson & Stringed Migration, Lebanese Melody/The Unquiet Grave, Fly Not Yet, Waterbug

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  • Redjune, Home Is A Railroad, Run Boy Run, Remember Me Well, Redjune Music

  • Boxcar Lilies, Old Man, Heartwood, Independent

  • Redjune, Comes A Time, Remember Me Well, Redjune Music

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  • Danny Schmidt, Buckets Of Rain, On Abundance, Man Of Many Moons, Red House

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  • Jackson Browne & David Lindley, The Crow On The Cradle, Mercury Blues, Love Is Strange, Inside Recordings

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  • Linda Allen, Here's To Women!, Here's To Women!, October Rose

  • Robin Greenstein, Born In The Country, The Whore's Lament, Images Of Women/Vol. 2, Windy Records

  • Linda Allen, Weaving And Quilting, A Safe Place, Here's To The Women!, October Rose

  • Robin Greenstein, Come All You Fair And Tender Ladies, Images Of Women/Vol. 2, Windy Records

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  • Carolann Solebello, All That I've Done Right, Ties That Bind, Glass Of Desire, Elizabeth Records

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  • Carrie Rodriguez & Ben Kyle, My Baby's Gone, We Still Love Our Country, Ninth Street Opus

  • Ed Gerhard, Night Owl Blues, Sunnyland, Solid Air Records