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Ochs was one of the most enthusiastic contributors to Broadside, the original folk-music zine. This posthumous 1976 LP has live performances he gave for Broadside benefit concerts and demos he made... more

Johnny Paycheck's life was a whirlwind of rough-and-tumble highs and lows that put him on the ragged edge of outlaw country. From his gritty beginnings at Little Darlin' Records with no-nonsense... more

Step into the world of The Pozo-Secos with their final, yet most audacious album, "Spend Some Time with Me." This legendary folk trio from Corpus Christi - Don Williams, Lofton Kline, and Susan... more

Step back in time and rediscover the golden age of live music at Orlando's very own Church Street Station. Featuring timeless live performances from now legendary musicians including George Jones, Ed... more

Country Harvest Records celebrates the spirited charm of Johnny Russell with the reissue of "Rednecks, White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer." Known for his infectious energy and humorous storytelling,... more

Country Harvest Records puts the pedal to the metal with the reissue of Dave Dudley's "Truck Drivin' Son-of-a-Gun". A luminary in the world of trucker country, Dudley's distinctive baritone and... more

Originally formed in 1954 by brothers Roland and Clarence White, The Kentucky Colonels can be considered one of the driving forces in implanting the progressive bluegrass sound into the hearts and... more

There's nothing like a raw, uncut, true country music gem - and that's exactly what you'll find here. Featuring a mix of upbeat and introspective tracks that his versatility as a singer, songwriter,... more

Freddie Hart, a legendary figure in the Country music scene, continues to captivate audiences with his latest album, "A Sure Thing". With a track record of topping the charts and winning the Country... more

Two years before she hit the U.S. Top 10 (her hits here would keep coming for over 20 years), this Canadian songstress released her first LP. This came out in Canada only, then arrived in the U.S.... more

DESCRIPTION::On What Will We Do, Lula Wiles channel infectious energy and bold insight into music that strikes with purpose. The band fosters contradiction, embracing the spirit of traditional... more

After attracting attention with his live sets in NYC (where he often played in a duo with Dylan), Spoelstra signed to Folkways and got the chance to show off his inspired takes on folk classics and... more

A paean to the joys of live performance, this album features rousing singalongs, blues, spirituals, and songs from South Africa and the Bahamas. Willie Dixon and Memphis Slim join Seeger in this... more

What many people may not know is that R. Crumb is a fanatical collector of 78RPM records, including an amazing selection of early Old-Time music 78s. Fiddler Ian McCamy met R. Crumb in France (where... more

22 songs favored by leaders of antiwar, civil rights, industrial labor, farm worker, and other struggles throughout American history. "Jesus Christ" Woody Guthrie, "Blowin' In The Wind," New World... more

The American Favorite Ballads series (1957–62) was a cornerstone of Seeger's work on Folkways, and this fifth volume is now joined by songs from his other albums of the era—29 tracks from the... more

Pete Seeger has long set the standard for interpreters of American traditional and topical songs. This fourth volume in the popular series compiled from the Folkways Records AMERICAN FAVORITE BALLADS... more

Simply 25 of the finest '40s-to-'60s performances from the Folkways vaults: "Pastures of Plenty" Woody Guthrie; "Changes" Phil Ochs; "Betty and Dupree" Brownie McGhee; "We Shall Overcome" Pete... more

Ballads fuse the arts of music and storytelling.3 Pete Seeger, an American folk hero and icon of the great "folk revival of the 1950s & 1960 s, hand selecton some of his favorite American ballads to... more

The songs Pete Seeger recorded on his American Favorite Ballads LPs in the '50s and '60s are not merely classic folk songs—they're definitive Americana. This first in a series of reissues of those... more

"Broadside" magazine was sort of the literary equivalent of the proverbial '60s coffeehouse, where folk and protest singers would come together and share their latest songs coming out of the peace,... more