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If you're going to own one Joan Baez disc and are on a budget, we'd steer you toward this one as it gives you 20 remastered tracks for under $10! "Diamonds and Rust," "The Night They Drove Old Dixie... more

This 1970 compilation (now over double-platinum) remains the definitive introduction to these '60s folk superstars. All the enduring classics are here: "Blowin' in the Wind," "If I Had a Hammer,"... more

Rising Americana singer Danny Burns is back with his brand new recording. The recording features Grammy-winning singer Sarah Jarosz on vocals as well as octave mandolin. Also featured on 'Hurricane':... more

Ochs was such a prolific songwriter that many of his compositions never made it to an album during his brief life. This collection of rare and unreleased tracks is dominated by Warner/Chappell demos... more

All the top hits from Gordon's 1970–82 hit-making prime plus more key cuts by the beloved folk-pop singer-songwriter: "If You Could Read My Mind," "Sundown," "Carefree Highway," "Rainy Day People,"... more

Eddy Raven goes bluegrass. Bringing his award winning songwriting to the genre. Between 1984 and 1990, Raven charted seventeen consecutive top 10 singles including seven #1 singles. Outside of his... more

Described by Mothering magazine as a "musical journey from the first days of pregnancy to the cry of the newborn babe," the album by folksinger Linda Arnold melodically captures the excitement of... more

After researching, learning, and polishing songs found on early recordings of country music, multi-instrumentalist Mike Seeger laid down these rousing tracks in 1962 at his home in New Jersey. His... more

Rock's original Renaissance man delivered his third record in 1970, and this expanded edition sounds better than ever before, adding a previously unreleased bonus track to boot. Includes Avalanche;... more

25 tracks that span their entire career including some hard-to-find solo work! Includes "Leaving on a Jet Plane," "Puff, the Magic Dragon," "Blowin' in the Wind," "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right,"... more

Plain-spoken, direct and ernest. That's the way this southern gospel music is delivered. Sit in with greats such as Bill Monroe to lesser known players for more than 20 classic gospel tunes. Includes... more

A hit-packed 20-cut collection PLUS a bonus disc containing four unreleased tracks (the original, acoustic version of "Leaving on a Jet Plane," "The Weight" and acoustic versions of "Annie's Song"... more

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

Gordon's rich voice and earthy folk-pop struck a chord with pop and country fans; these 20 songs bring you the best from both charts. Includes "Sundown," "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald," "If You... more

Woody's son carved out his own place in modern American folk music with these breakthrough recordings. His career-making 18-minute marathon "Alice's Restaurant Massacre" and his 1972 hit "The City of... more

Joan Baez is one of the most revered and important names in contemporary folk music, a pioneer of the protest movement in the 1960 alongside Bob Dylan and others, and an artist whose peerless voice... more

2021 release. Good Woman was written and recorded in a time of tremendous turmoil and change forthe band, between theending of relationships, thedeath oftheir beloved mother, andthebirth of Emily's... more

WAY OUT WEATHER demonstrates a radical widescreen evolution for Steve Gunn, featuring a larger band and lusher, more expansive sonics than TIME OFF (2013). This is the virtuosic... more

A mentor to everyone from Bob Dylan to Suzanne Vega, "The Mayor of MacDougal Street" was a treasured figure in the Greenwich Village scene for four decades. His autobiography and its portrait of the... more

It's more than an instrument—it's a symbol of the American South. Here are 30 prime examples of banjo artistry from more than 300 LPs (44-page booklet, too): "Bright Sunny South" Dock Boggs; "Johnson... more

In the mid-1940s, Elizabeth Cotten (1895-1987) chanced to meet composer Ruth Crawford Seeger at a department store. They began to talk, and Seeger soon hired Cotten to work in the Seeger household.... more

Bold, lusty, wickedly funny, unexpurgated. Fireside conversation in the time of Queen Elizabeth I and songs in the same free spirit read and sung by Richard Dyer-Bennet.