Americana | February 10, 2019
The Krickets’ Healing SoundsA local band from the Florida panhandle survives two different kinds of storms while helping their community heal. Last year when the residents of Mexico Beach, Port St Joe and […]
Category: Folk Music
Americana | December 3, 2018
I Think Hank Woulda Liked It This WaySome of folk’s most versatile players band together again for a 22nd memorable tribute to an American legend. For a guy who only lived to the age of 29 […]
Folk Music | June 25, 2018
Judy Collins: I am Yours, You Are MineA folk music icon is back on tour with an old flame and musical partner as they recreate legendary moments and create new ones. It was the late sixties, and […]
Folk Music | March 28, 2018
Richard Thompson: He Feels So GoodOne of music’s most prolific and gifted songwriters still finds joy in familiar spaces while exploring new ones. So what does Richard Thompson, one of music’s most unique, gifted and […]
Folk Music | November 13, 2017
Bruce Cockburn Rediscovers His MuseAfter wondering if he’d ever write a song again, one of the most enduring and contemplative singer/songwriters of our time delivers more brilliant music. By Steve Houk Even the word […]
Folk Music | October 17, 2016
SWAMP FOLK WITH HEARTSheer talent, a love of home and some Muscle Shoals magic make beautiful music for The Krickets. By Steve Houk During just about any evening down on the Florida panhandle, if you […]
Americana | April 6, 2011
Teddy Thompson: Slipping In And Out Of His GenesIt can be a blessing and a curse, being the offspring of a famous person. Expectations can be unrealistically high, and the pressure can be enormous to follow in their footsteps. […]
Folk Music | October 20, 2010
Bluegrass Rising Over Yonder MountainYonder Mountain String Band’s Jeff Austin had dropped out of a musical conservatory in Ohio in the mid 90’s in search of a life in music. Maybe Broadway, musical theater, maybe […]