Podcasts about The Duhks

Music from Kris Kristofferson, Colter Wall, Lucy Kaplansky, Joe Crookston, Ellis Delaney, The Duhks, Brad Tursi, Antje Duvekot and many more! Hosted by Crystal Sarakas. Produced by WSKG Public Media.

 As fiddle player for the Avett Brothers, Grammy-winning founderof The Duhks, accompanist for Mary Gauthier and as a session player, TaniaElizabeth has spent two decades shaping the arc of modern-day roots music. Sherefocuses the spotlight on her own music with Storm Season, a solo album whosesonic textures are as dynamic and diverse as the songwriter who created them. “I've always backed other people,” she says. “I'm really good at supportingother musicians and holding down the fort so they can shine, but I've rarelyhad anybody else hold that space for me. With Storm Season, I'm investing inmyself for the first time.”  A longtime road warrior, Tania began recording Storm Season during the globalpandemic that brought her touring schedule to a standstill. It was a rare timeof rest for someone who'd been performing since the age of 9. Raised in asingle-parent household, Tania moved from Australia to Canada during her earlychildhood and began busking on the streets of Vancouver Island while still ingrade school.  By 15 years old, Tania had launched her own record label andcompleted her first solo album: Something, a self-financed collection ofinstrumental songs funded by her busking profits. By 16, she had left school,completed a cross-country Canadian tour in partnership with Save The Children(a humanitarian organization dedicating to supporting victims of childtrafficking), and recorded her second album, This Side Up. By the time sheturned 18, she'd already performed her songs in venues across Australia and China.  Looking for new horizons, Tania co-founded The Duhks, a genre-jumping rootsband whose debut album appeared in 2003. The Duhks quickly became one ofCanada's most decorated folk acts, earning a Grammy nomination and a Juno Awardduring Tania's tenure. She left the group's lineup in 2010 and began performingwith the celebrated folksinger Mary Gauthier. By 2013, she'd earned a permanentspot in the Avett Brothers' touring lineup, contributing heavily to Grammy-nominated releases like True Sadness along the way.  On a record stacked with appearances by roots-music luminaries, it's Tania Elizabeth's star that shines the brightest. She writes honestly and poignantly about the bad weather in her life,ultimately finding comfort in her own resilience. Heartbreak, resolve,struggle, and vigilance are common themes, with tracks like “What You Need”unfolding like wake-up-calls for those who have yet to prepare for incomingstorms. Storm Season also soothes, though, balancing itsown urgency with the comforting salve of Tania's voice and the rootsy sweep ofher multi-layered arrangements. This is music that targets the heart as well asthe head. It's the latest chapter in a life story that's still being written.It's the sound of a lifelong musician who's making a return to centerstage,armed with the most compelling music of her career.  Find Tania here:  Website: Taniaelizabeth.net  IG: Telizabethfiddle  FB: Taniaelizabethfiddle  You Tube: Taniaelizabeth.com  Patreon: taniaelizabeth  

In this week's episode of ReFolkUs, we chat with Leonard Podolak, the Co-Artistic/Executive Director of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, Canada's pioneering house concert circuit.In this episode, Leonard delves into the origins of Home Routes, sharing how the concept came to life. He explores the unique charm of house concerts, highlighting their ability to provide artists with intimate access to audiences and how they bring incredible music to culturally underserved communities. Leonard also gives us a glimpse into what it's like to host a show through Home Routes as well as the experience from the artist's perspective. Additionally, he discusses the organization's pivot during the pandemic and what is on the horizon for the future of Home Routes.Interested in hosting a show through Home Routes? Fill out the form here.Apply to perform on a Home Routes tour here.Find Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous online:InstagramWebsiteAbout Leonard PodolakLeonard Podolak has been working in the folk music business since 1995. With his bands, Scruj MacDuhk and The Duhks, he is a 5 time Juno and 2 time Grammy nominee, taking home each trophy once. He is known for his melodic but very rhythmic style of playing clawhammer banjo. Since 2016 he has been the Co-Executive Director of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, Canada's pioneering House Concert Circuit. This organization is a part of a group of Organizations founded by his parents, the late Mitch Podolak and Ava Kobrinsky. These include The West End Cultural Centre, The Winnipeg International Children's Festival, and the Folk Festivals in Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and The Stan Rogers Folk Festival in Canso NS. Leonard along with Co-ED/AD Cathy Crawford, who is also the operations manager of the mission folk festival  are bringing new energy with the aim of taking Home Routes out of the woodwork and into the mainstream. ______________Tune in to the latest episodes of the ReFolkUs Podcast, featuring the latest releases from Folk Music Ontario members as well as some of our special guests, now broadcasting on CKCU FM 93.1. Presented by Folk Music OntarioHosted by Rosalyn DennettProduced by Kayla Nezon and Rosalyn DennettMixed by Jordan Moore of The Pod CabinTheme music “Amsterdam” by King CardiacArtwork by Jaymie Karn

Well, hurricane season is upon us, but so many recent storms and disasters are more devastating in nature. I'm thinking of a great friend who lives in Hawaii – and I was so pleased to hear that he was safe and well, despite the fires within thirty miles of his home. So we dedicate this week's archival program to J.P. On the program we'll sample music with a focus on natural disaster. Included in the episode we'll have music from The Duhks, The Bucking Mules, Jennifer Johnson, Tony Joe White, John McCutcheon and others. The great storm is over … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Grey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “Thunderhead” / Thunderhead / Flying FishThe Duhks / “Mighty Storm” / Fast Paced World / Sugar HillBen Townsend & Friends / “Roaring River” / Deep End Sessions Vol.3 / Deep End SessionsOlabelle & David Reed / “Boats Up the River” / Third Annual Farewell Reunion / RounderDavid Grier / “Eye of the Hurricane” / Lone Soldier / RounderSteve Gillitte & Cindy Mangsen / “Tide and the River Rising” / A Sense of Place / RedwingThe Bucking Mules / “Fire On the Mountain” / Smoke Behind the Clouds / Free DirtJennifer Johnson / “Ready for the Storm” / My Secret Garden / Self-producedGrey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “The Stormy Night-Glen Helen” / Thunderhead / Flying FishTim O'Brien Band / “Wind” / Tim O'Brien Band / Howdy SkiesRob Lutes / “Lightning” / Come Around / Lucky BearTony Joe White / “The Flood” / Hoodoo / Yep Roc-SwampRed State Ramblers / “Katrina” / Made in the Shade / Sugar HillJohn McCutcheon / “The Great Storm is Over” / Water from Another Time / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

This week's installment is SUMMERFOLK - Then and Now! It features the music of performers from Summerfolks past and present including: the The Duhks (theme); David Wiffen; Matt Andersen; Tom Rush; Angelique Francis; Rory Block; Mimi Obonsawin; Loreena McKennitt; Kailey Jane Hawkins; and Stan Rogers.

Music this week from Vance Gilbert, Jess Klein, Red Horse, The Duhks, Jennie Stearns, Richard Shindell, Molly Tuttle and more! Hosted by Crystal Sarakas. Produced by WSKG Public Media.

Songs this week from Warren Zevon, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, The Duhks, Flatt Lonesonem, Ellis Paul, The Blind Boys of Alabama and more! Hosted by Crystal Sarakas, produced by WSKG Public Media.

Well, we're a bit more than halfway through Hurricane season. Hurricane Ian wreaked havoc on the Gulf and Atlantic shores of Florida and then made a return in the Carolinas, leaving chaos behind. On this week's program we'll sample music with a focus on natural disaster. Included in the episode will be music from The Duhks, The Bucking Mules, Jennifer Johnson, Tony Joe White, John McCutcheon and others. The great storm is over … this week on the Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Grey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “Thunderhead” / Thunderhead / Flying FishThe Duhks / “Mighty Storm” / Fast Paced World / Sugar HillBen Townsend & Friends / “Roaring River” / Deep End Sessions Vol.3 / Deep End SessionsOlabelle & David Reed / “Boats Up the River” / Third Annual Farewell Reunion / RounderDavid Grier / “Eye of the Hurricane” / Lone Soldier / RounderSteve Gillitte & Cindy Mangsen / “Tide and the River Rising” / A Sense of Place / RedwingThe Bucking Mules / “Fire On the Mountain” / Smoke Behind the Clouds / Free DirtJennifer Johnson / “Ready for the Storm” / My Secret Garden / Self ProducedGrey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “The Stormy Night-Glen Helen” / Thunderhead / Flying FishTim O'Brien Band / “Wind” / Tim O'Brien Band / Howdy SkiesRob Lutes / “Lightning” / Come Around / Lucky BearTony Joe White / “The Flood” / Hoodoo / Yep Roc-SwampRed State Ramblers / “Katrina” / Made in the Shade / Sugar HillJohn McCutcheon / “The Great Storm is Over” / Water from Another Time / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

It's our 300th show!! Join host Kailey Jane Hawkins as she takes us back to the beginning and spins tracks from those early days of the show, shares music to celebrate Canada Day AND to get you excited for Mariposa and Summerfolk! It's all here! Happy anniversary Georgian Bay Roots! Featuring music by Our Shotgun Wedding, Lennie Gallant, Dave Hawkins, Dala, The Arrogant Worms, Trent Severn, The Lifers, Joel Plaskett, Stan Rogers, Stompin' Tom Connors, The AB3, Paige Warner, the Duhks, and James Keelaghan!

Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous executive director Leonard Podolak (who you may recognize from The Duhks among many other projects) sat down to talk about the organization’s upcoming 15th anniversary and Traveling Goodtime Medicine Show!We also talked about navigating the pandemic (and technology) to present a new kind of intimate concert experience, the power of house shows, being born into Winnipeg folk music, and much more. This episode brought to you by our pals at Devine Shirt Company and by the Winterruption festival! Stay tuned to our social media to see how you can win some show tickets!Huge thanks to everyone who supports the podcast on Patreon! You can help out for as little as $1 a month if you like the show and want to throw some change in the guitar case! You can also throw a one-time tip via Buymeacoffee.As always, if you like the podcast, please tell a friend or 20! Rate and review on your podcast player of choice! Word of mouth is still the main way Witchpolice Radio reaches new ears.Thanks for listening!

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Well, we're a bit more than halfway through hurricane season, and as expected, it's been quite extreme with the combination of wildfires in the west and extreme heat in the Midwest. Flooding has occurred at my home area in the Northeast, as it has on the Gulf Coast: we've had quite a time!On this week's show we're sharing songs that focus on natural disasters. Included is music from The Duhks, The Bucking Mules, Jennifer Johnson, Tony Joe White, John McCutcheon, and many more. Weather extremes … this week on The Sing Out! Radio Magazine.Episode #21-40: The Great Storm Is OverHost: Tom DruckenmillerArtist/”Song”/CD/LabelPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways Grey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “Thunderhead” / Thunderhead / Flying FishThe Duhks / “Mighty Storm” / Fast Paced World / Sugar HillBen Townsend & Friends / “Roaring River” / Deep End Sessions Vol.3 / Deep End SessionsOlabelle & David Reed / “Boats Up the River” / Third Annual Farewell Reunion / RounderDavid Grier / “Eye of the Hurricane” / Lone Soldier / RounderSteve Gillitte & Cindy Mangsen / “Tide and the River Rising” / A Sense of Place / RedwingThe Bucking Mules / “Fire On the Mountain” / Smoke Behind the Clouds / Free DirtJennifer Johnson / “Ready for the Storm” / My Secret Garden / Self ProducedGrey Larsen & Malcolm Dalglish / “The Stormy Night-Glen Helen” / Thunderhead / Flying FishTim O'Brien Band / “Wind” / Tim O'Brien Band / Howdy SkiesRob Lutes / “Lightning” / Come Around / Lucky BearTony Joe White / “The Flood” / Hoodoo / Yep Roc-SwampRed State Ramblers / “Katrina” / Made in the Shade / Sugar HillJohn McCutcheon / “The Great Storm is Over” / Water from Another Time / RounderPete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer”(excerpt) / Songs of Hope and Struggle / Smithsonian Folkways

Grammy and Juno-award winning musician Tania Elizabeth joins Brian to talk about the writing and recording of her upcoming album and more. Tania's been a touring musician for nearly her entire life, and has spent the past seven years playing fiddle in the Avett Brothers. Before that, she was a founding member of The Duhks and toured extensively both on her own and as an accompanist. In 2021, she recorded her first solo record in nearly 10 years and hopes to release it in 2022. Tania and Brian discuss: - The difference between a song and a fiddle tune - What the pandemic was like for someone who's been a touring musician since she was 16. - The value of editing, both in songwriting and recording - Tania's songwriting process, and the importance of vulnerability in her artTania ElizabethTania on InstagramListen to Tania's music on SpotifyDan FrechetteThe Work of Byron KatieMany Lives, Many Masters by Brian WeissSubscribe:Apple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastRSS

Segunda entrega de canciones con banjo de protagonista o de base principal. Jim Mills toca para Dolly Parton. El actor y banyista Steve Martin se entiende con Edie Brickell. Los hermanos Avett hermanan el banjo con sus influencias beatlelianas. Bela Fleck y Abigail Washburn forman pareja en el banjo y en la vida. La banyista Alison Brown versiona a Cyndi Lauper. Y el country y bluegrass, la americana más contemporánea nos alcanza con Michael Daves, Old Crow Medicine Show, Henhouse Prowlers, The Brother Brothers, The Duhks o nuestros Young Forest y Redon & Gómez. Y la guinda de la exquisitez. DISCO 1 ALISON BROWN Time After Time (6) DISCO 2 HAYSEED DIXIE Black Or White (8) DISCO 3 THE DUHKS Je Pense A Toi (9) DISCO 4 STEVE MARTIN & EDIE BRICKELL Love Has Come For You (1989 - 4) DISCO 5 THE ELMER SNOWDEN QUARTET Alabama Bound (Cara 2 Corte 3) DISCO 6 HURRAY FOR THE RIFF RAFF Blue Ridge Mountain (1) DISCO 7 OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW Wagon Wheel (11) DISCO 8 REDON & GÓMEZ El Perro, Lluís And Jean-Marie (9 DISCO 9 DOLLY PARTON Train, Train (8) DISCO 10 THE BROTHER BROTHERS Banjo Song (2) DISCO 11 HENHOUSE PROWLERS Spoiler Alert (1) DISCO 12 BELA FLECK & ABIGAIL WASHBURN Banjo Banjo (1989 - 3) DISCO 13 THE AVETT BROTHERS Will You Return (5) DISCO 14 HACKENSAW BOYS Blue-Eyed Girl (11) DISCO 15 YOUNG FOREST Lost (3) DISCO 15 MICHAEL DAVES Train On The Island (Bluegrass)(12) Escuchar audio

"We have come to a time of heartache for many people in our own country and I feel it keenly. I am deeply sorry. So I say now out of compassion and great hope, we do not have to have a calamity to learn to live more sanely. We do not have to live every year at the next year’s cost. If we set our intention and make a commitment our land and our people can heal. The healing of one cannot be separated from the healing of the other. What we need is already here." Mary Berry from the Berry Center in Kentucky. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/peter-smith05/message

Episode 6 begins with a challenge! Then: Patty Smith, Little Big, Tom Tom Club, The Duhks, and Peter Gabriel burning up and down (huh?)

Host Ted Rusk shares famous stories of obscure people, and vice-versa. The Duhks reveal the source of the Theme Song, Buffy Sainte-Marie channels Carol King while Rose Cousins channels Tina Turner, Leadbelly on the trains and in the movies, we go to the shed with The Hut People, Paul Edward Farrow takes Larry Andreas Jensen's car to Carolina, Shakura S'Aida tells Mr. Wrong what, Neil Young And Crazy Horse go downtown to The Pub Owen Sound for a live jam with Robert Menzies and The Great Canadian Swampstompers, Mississippi John Hurt expounds on Stagolee and we all clap along with Trout Fishing in America.

Jordan McConnell is both an accomplished guitar builder and professional musician who spent 10 years touring with The Duhks. On today's podcast, he tells us how he manages to successfully navigate both careers at the same time and about his current musical projects and guitars. Jordan has had quite the journey from "an aimless high school graduate who mostly cared about punk rock and skateboarding" to being a professional, top-tier luthier.   Links: http://www.mcconnellguitars.com/ http://duhks.com/ http://www.timelessinstruments.com/ http://www.perryguitars.com/ https://51oakland.org/ http://bastienburlot.com/pge/guitars/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uilleann_pipes http://romanillos.org/?page_id=212  

Lorne MacDougall - Hello World INST Sketch - Failte The Duhks - 95 South CANCON MAZ - Valse Du Souvenir INST CANCON Carthys & Transglobal Underground - Cold Haily Rainy Night Barleyjuice - Potatoes Battlefield Band - Balarat Jig INST *interview with Kierah Raymond on her new release, Strongbow Kierah - Strongbow INST CANCON Pipes and Pints - Found and Lost Mudmen - The Storm CANCON Hevia - Son Del Busgosu INST

...so when we told Union Stockyards they were welcome back on the show any time they wanted, we didn't think it was going to be so soon! Our favourite local punks (last heard on episode #199) jumped at the chance to promote their upcoming show with brand-new locals Agapito (featuring current or former members of Cancer Bats, The Duhks and Stockyards themselves) on Dec. 29 at The Handsome Daughter. We packed most of Stockyards and Agapito into a jamspace and recorded a pretty out-of-control gong-show of an episode... with a twist. This one was filmed as well!

...so when we told Union Stockyards they were welcome back on the show any time they wanted, we didn't think it was going to be so soon! Our favourite local punks (last heard on episode #199) jumped at the chance to promote their upcoming show with brand-new locals Agapito (featuring current or former members of Cancer Bats, The Duhks and Stockyards themselves) on Dec. 29 at The Handsome Daughter. We packed most of Stockyards and Agapito into a jamspace and recorded a pretty out-of-control gong-show of an episode... with a twist. This one was filmed as well!

Plantec - Speedwell Salsa Celtica - An Calilleach (The Hag) The Duhks - 95 South Searson - East Coaster Korrontzi - Belardi Young Dubliners - Chance Spiro - One Train May Hide Another Emer Kenny - Breton Dance Bodega - Greenland Kamerunga - Lime Juice Tub Matapat - La Vielle Galope Henrik Jansberg Band - Northlands Afro Celt Sound System - Eireann Dyad - Awake You Drowsy Sleeper

In this episode, host Laurel Thomsen shares a recent live interview with fiddler, vocalist, and recording artist Tania Elizabeth. Formerly a founding member of Canada's The Duhks, Tania now tours full time with the Avett Brothers as well as in a duo with her husband Andy Stack in The Stacks. Tania shares important insight into performance as an art, considerations when developing arrangements, and a discussion of a woman's challenges in the music industry. At the end we hear an infectious track from Tania's CD, "Gods and Omens", called "Blue Ridge". Learn more about Tania, her tour schedule, and find this track and many more via www.taniaelizabeth.com. To learn more about Laurel, check her tour dates, or download her CDs visit www.laurelthomsen.com Also visit "Laurel Thomsen Music" on Facebook and share your support with a "like" . Want to offer an idea, schedule a private lesson via Skype, or have a question answered on the podcast? Send Laurel an email at laurel@laurelthomsen.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/violingeek/support

Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen each had independently successful careers in music long before they met. Frechette was a Canadian folk singer who logged thousands of miles a year playing his 1,300-plus original songs and writing hit singles for bands like The Duhks and others. Classically-trained violinist Laurel Thomsen had built a reputation as a go-to player for ensembles ranging from full symphonies to singer-songwriters - as well as teaching lessons all over the world via Skype and hosting the popular Violin Geek podcast from her home in California. Dan first heard Laurel's playing on YouTube by happenstance and the pair started collaborating remotely; Dan would send Laurel songs via e-mail and she would overdub parts and send them back. Dan loved the accompaniment Laurel added to his songs, and Laurel found Dan's songs to be richly diverse musical gems with enough harmonic space for her to contribute. Their phone discussions about music evolved into long discussions about life and their friendship grew. After three albums of remote collaboration, the pair decided to see if their chemistry worked in person and they scheduled a set of tour dates in California, hitting the stage for the first show less than 24 hours after meeting face to face for the very first time. Their connection was palpable and immediately evident to both the pair of performers and their audience, and Frechette and Thomsen have been a duo ever since - logging over 130 concerts in 2013 alone. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their musical partnership blossomed into a romantic one as well, and on the rare occasions when they're not on the road, Frechette and Thomsen both call California's beautiful central coast home. Dan and Laurel have a brand-new album called New Disguise and they continue to maintain a relentless live performance schedule.

Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen each had independently successful careers in music long before they met. Frechette was a Canadian folk singer who logged thousands of miles a year playing his 1,300-plus original songs and writing hit singles for bands like The Duhks and others. Classically-trained violinist Laurel Thomsen had built a reputation as a go-to player for ensembles ranging from full symphonies to singer-songwriters - as well as teaching lessons all over the world via Skype and hosting the popular Violin Geek podcast from her home in California. Dan first heard Laurel’s playing on YouTube by happenstance and the pair started collaborating remotely; Dan would send Laurel songs via e-mail and she would overdub parts and send them back. Dan loved the accompaniment Laurel added to his songs, and Laurel found Dan’s songs to be richly diverse musical gems with enough harmonic space for her to contribute. Their phone discussions about music evolved into long discussions about life and their friendship grew. After three albums of remote collaboration, the pair decided to see if their chemistry worked in person and they scheduled a set of tour dates in California, hitting the stage for the first show less than 24 hours after meeting face to face for the very first time. Their connection was palpable and immediately evident to both the pair of performers and their audience, and Frechette and Thomsen have been a duo ever since - logging over 130 concerts in 2013 alone. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their musical partnership blossomed into a romantic one as well, and on the rare occasions when they’re not on the road, Frechette and Thomsen both call California’s beautiful central coast home. Dan and Laurel have a brand-new album called New Disguise and they continue to maintain a relentless live performance schedule.

Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen each had independently successful careers in music long before they met. Frechette was a Canadian folk singer who logged thousands of miles a year playing his 1,300-plus original songs and writing hit singles for bands like The Duhks and others. Classically-trained violinist Laurel Thomsen had built a reputation as a go-to player for ensembles ranging from full symphonies to singer-songwriters - as well as teaching lessons all over the world via Skype and hosting the popular Violin Geek podcast from her home in California. Dan first heard Laurel’s playing on YouTube by happenstance and the pair started collaborating remotely; Dan would send Laurel songs via e-mail and she would overdub parts and send them back. Dan loved the accompaniment Laurel added to his songs, and Laurel found Dan’s songs to be richly diverse musical gems with enough harmonic space for her to contribute. Their phone discussions about music evolved into long discussions about life and their friendship grew. After three albums of remote collaboration, the pair decided to see if their chemistry worked in person and they scheduled a set of tour dates in California, hitting the stage for the first show less than 24 hours after meeting face to face for the very first time. Their connection was palpable and immediately evident to both the pair of performers and their audience, and Frechette and Thomsen have been a duo ever since - logging over 130 concerts in 2013 alone. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their musical partnership blossomed into a romantic one as well, and on the rare occasions when they’re not on the road, Frechette and Thomsen both call California’s beautiful central coast home. Dan and Laurel have a brand-new album called New Disguise and they continue to maintain a relentless live performance schedule.

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Puss N Boots (Featuring Norah Jones, Sasha Dobson and Catherine Popper) Blake Mills, The Duhks, Curtis McMurtry and Jill Barber.

Show #263   THE DUHKS - Beyond the Blue  (Beyond The Blue) JOE MATZZIE - California Dreamin' On Ya  (This Box Makes Noise MARK VIATOR & SUSAN MAXEY - Me and Gary Lee (Bottom of the Blues KAREN & THE SORROWS - Around the Bend  (The Names of Things) (mic break) THE LOUDERMILKS - Broken Record  (The Loudermilks ANGELA PERLEY & THE HOWLIN' MOONS - George Stone  (Hey Kid) THE FELICE BROTHERS - No Trouble  (Favorite Waitress) THE DUHKS - Lazy John  (Beyond The Blue) (mic break) JACOB THOMAS JR. – Original Sin  (Original Sin) SETH WALKER - Tomorrow (Sky Still Blue) PARKER MILLSAP - Disappear  (Parker Millsap) AMY LAVERE - Big Sister (Runaway’s Diary (mic break) THE DUHKS  - Suffer No Fools  (Beyond The Blue)     (July 17th, 2014) Bill Frater Freight Train Boogie

Celtic Cross - Whirl Spin Girl Manran - Latha Math The Paperboys - City Of Chains Poor Angus - Shores Of The Bay Martyn Bennett - Nae Regrets Dropkick Murphys - Sunshine Highway Basco - Red Wooden Gate Nation Beat - Bicu De Lambu Baka Beyond - Siuil A Ruin Michael McGoldrick - Tunin Dre The Duhks - 95 South Sharon Murphy - Homes Of Donegal Dazkarieh - Legua Da Povoa Annbjorg Lien - Needle's Eye Elephant Revival - The Pasture

St. Patrick’s Day today, and while we don’t play a lot of proper Irish/Celtic stuff (we leave that to the professionals at Waxies Dargle), we can celebrate Ireland, the Irish, things that are green, and good luck. We do what we can. We also have some amazing upcoming shows that are well worthy of celebration.

St. Patrick’s Day today, and while we don’t play a lot of proper Irish/Celtic stuff (we leave that to the professionals at Waxies Dargle), we can celebrate Ireland, the Irish, things that are green, and good luck. We do what we can. We also have some amazing upcoming shows that are well worthy of celebration.

TRACKLISTING1. Bearfoot - "Deep River Blues" - Follow Me2. The Duhks - "Everbody Knows" - The Duhks3. Eilen Jewell - "The Flood" - Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival, Pitsboro, PA - April 17th, 20094. Brett Dennen - "Ain't No Reason - So Much More 5. Bela Fleck & the Flecktones - Poindexter - Fillmore Auditorium - San Franscico CA, November 28th 20036. Toubab Krewe - "Bamana Niya" - Toubab Krewe7. Dub Addis - "And Enat" - Fingerlakes GrassRoots Festival - Trumansburg, NY - 20078. Hobex - "Natural Child" - Live at Pritchard Park - Asheville, NC - October 9th, 2004I'm back with a new format that will encompass all four GrassRoots Festivals. That includes the fall and spring Shakori Hills Festivals, the Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival, and The Virginia Key GrassRoots Festival. The fall Shakori Festival will take place from October 6th - 9th. In anticipation I have put together a podcast featuring artists that will appear there this fall. Please enjoy. Peace. 

Well it finally arrived. Show number 50 went on on ICRFM on Thursday and is now ready for you to listen to as an archive and podcast here on JigTime. As promised, on today's show I am playing music only from Facebook friends. Mind you when I started to pick music for the show I realized I had far too many musician friends on Facebook and may have to make this a regular show. So sit back and enjoy music from some very cool people I have known and worked with down through the years including, The Duhks, Ciaran Tourish, Maura O'Connell, Alison Brown and many more. And tune in next week for more great music from both sides of the great big sea and beyond. If you have any requests or know of artists I may want to play on the show please send me links to the artist and I will try to fit them in.

On Episode 42 of Across The Pond there is music from the brilliant Duhks, Cuban music from Eliades Ochoa, Irish music from Bela Fleck and so many more. It is a real mixture of styles and genres this week. Don't forget that I love to hear your comments, either through here or on FaceBook or Twitter . So stay in touch and lets make the show more of a community event that you get to have some real part of.

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn A quick update. I play music from the Dirty Dozen Brass band, Detour, Joel Mabus and the Duhks. click here to download

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn A quick update. I play music from the Dirty Dozen Brass band, Detour, Joel Mabus and the Duhks. click here to download

Folk Festival Artistic Director Kerry Clarke brings you the music of 4 old-time artists: Sparrow Quartet, Duhks, Be Good Tanyas, Outlaw Social and Carolina Chocolate Drops

JJ GREY was born and raised just outside of Jacksonville, Florida. Grey comes from a long tradition of Southern musical storytellers. Like the best of the great Southern writers, he fills his songs with details that are at once vivid and personal, political and universal. THE DUHKS based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, the band has been hailed by The New York Times as one of the artists at the forefront of the neo-folk movement. The band's spot-on fusion of traditional bluegrass, folk rock, Afro-Cuban jazz and soul have earned them a Grammy Award nomination in the Best Country Vocal Performance category as well as a Juno award in their native Canada.

"Fast Paced World" is The Duhks's fourth album but they have a new singer and principal songwriter since being awarded and Juno trophy and a Grammy Nomination.