86 mixes with songs by “John+Hartford”

you better run now, fire girl

More blues for your soul. Featuring tracks from Bukka White, Mazzy Star, and the White Stripes

For Seth Bullock

The heart has it's seasons, its evenings and songs of its own.

My love affair with The Grateful Dead waxes and wanes with the seasons. Spring has brought it on again. Why resist?

a lil' bit o' banjo, a lil' mandolin, some geetar, and a whole lotta folk. First Aid Kit, The Civil Wars, and The Head & The Heart

when the world ends and we emerge from the rubble, ash-covered and dancing, this is how i would like it to sound. primarily instrumental, slow, crackling, and atmospheric, the survivors provide us with some sorrowful remembrances and glimpses of hope. listen to while walking alone in an abandoned industrial park, kicking a can and remembering.

This mix is dedicated to Pete Fornatale who recently died. Anyone who loved music in the NJ-NYC area always enjoyed listening to him on the radio when radio was king. He played and talked about the music and his "mixes" were the best!

hi there! looks like it's time for another self-indulgent overly long mix! at least it's somewhat concise this time. 24 of my favorite songs that utilize primarily string instruments in a folkish manner. we've got a little Elliott Smith here, some Daniel Johnston there. and what would a folk mix be without Bob Dylan? also: a plethora of Minnesotan artists. what what!

Relaxing instrumental music for reading, napping, studying, or other contemplative activities

I tried to imagine what those soft and warm days of summer felt like...this is what I came up with: a little bit of soft guitar, warm love songs, and some quirky with twang added in ;)

Thirty-eight tracks including music by Alison Krauss, Dario Marianelli, and Erin McCarley.

Seasons are just concepts, aren't they?

Nineteen tracks of Old School artist like Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley, thrown in with newer artist like Alison Krauss and Gillian Welch who play like they're Old School