240 mixes with tracks by “Jerry+Garcia”

bluegrass, newgrass, alternative country, folk. some old, mostly new. some mainstream, most not. trust me on this one, take a listen.

Road trip songs that go with scenery. The Arcade Fire, Fleet Foxes, The Black Keys and others.

Some great songs with great story lines. Stories for the campfire, the cozy den at home, the bar, the hospital waiting room... 27 tales that don't ALWAYS need words...

1% of the lot scene controls 90% of the headies. Occupy Shakedown Street!

Great versions of Grateful Dead classics performed by some of the jam scene's giants. Some are traditional, some are a little more out there. A few repeats when there's more than one version that really kills it. Featuring the boys themselves, plus Phish, Yonder Mountain String Band, Notorious B.I.G., and more! 23 Tracks, from two minute diddies to twenty minute improvised epics. Enjoy!

25 tracks of classic and modern artists' renditions of The Fab Four's music. Bands honoring their legacy include Ike and Tina Turner, Johnny Cash, and Soundgarden.

'Tis spring in the rockies, and the bluegrass is thumpin'!!

Twenty wistful tracks I can't stop listening to. Guaranteed not to cheer you up... because sometimes it's nice to be sad for a while. Tracks by A.A. Bondy, Volcano Choir, and Bombay Bicycle Club.

Sometimes music - particularly that with a Gospel-flavor - can make you feel as good as humanly possible. Some people even claim to have had a religious experience through music. This mix, simply titled, "Church," was inspired by those feelings

From metal to rockabilly, from blues to folk the top 100 guitarists according to the Rolling Stones magazine in no particular order

sometimes a woman is so great, she not only has a song written about her, she is given a personal shout out in that song. Here's to all the women who have served as muses to some of the greatest musicians of our time... and to the women who share their names, and will forever be reminded of that when they introduce themselves (that means you, Sweet Caroline's). Featuring songs by Bob Dylan, The Avett Brothers, Jerry Garcia, Ray LaMontagne, and more.

20 covers including Bon Iver, Adele, and Natalie Merchant

Traditions new and old, from two different nations, influencing each other or staying an isolated heirloom that remains the same from generation to generation. Here's 42 folk songs recorded from the days of Alan Lomax to today. Including Spencer Moore, Al Tuck, Richie Havens and many others.