91 mixes with tracks by “lead”

I've always found Celtic music fun and soothing. Here are a few of my favorite Celtic joints.

The soundtrack to St. Patrick's Day. Thirty thirsty songs. Drink up!

A love letter to the entrancing Sarah Vowell, presented to her on tour. She silently treasures it still. Each track hearkens to an aspect of her life as a historian, a rock critic, or a girl from Oklahoma.

They keep telling me that time heals all wounds, but as far as I'm concerned their all liars. These songs are for the depressed, the guilty, and the broken.

Highlights - - - Fíona Apple, James Mercer, Regina Spektor, Lucy Rōse, Death Cab, Michael Bublè, Bon Iver, Gary Jules, Mumford + Sons

40 tracks of blues, folk, country/western, americana & bluegrass from the 20's to the 50's including music by Hank Williams, Blind Willie Johnson, and Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant. (TRT: 1:45:45)

An athiest's favourite spiritual songs.

Very good music of 2011 and remixes

25 Blues songs with a feeling.
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The origins of what he call ‘western music’ is a muddy folk tale at best, but one thing is agreed by most musicologist - blues was one of the most influential genres on the 20th Century. This mix showcases some of the pre-war (World War II) blues artists from the Mississippi Delta to Chicago. This twenty track mix includes music by Mississippi Sheiks, Mattie Delaney and Texas Alexander. The album cover is a photograph of W.C. Handy, who is widely considered the ‘Father of the Blues’.

Folk Out!'s second show of the semester, featuring duets!

AND YOU DO NOT REMEMBER WHAT YOU SAID..