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Vocalist/guitarist presents 14 tracks of country-style folk songs, similar on some tracks to John Denver, in both song imagery & playing style, also feat. Guy Van Duser & the members of the Greater... more

14 tracks from folk guitarist/vocalist, feat. Guy Van Duser, Lana Pettey, Suasan Hansen, Rick Lee, Vicky Van Duser, Karen Staines, Caroline Paton & Stanley Longstaff.

This is perhaps one of the trio's finest recordings, containing many of the songs frequently requested at their concerts, inc. "Julian of Norwich," "Boat of Silver" & "Sailor's Prayer"

This album has been a big seller in the Folk-Legacy catalog on vinyl for years, and now it is finally available on CD, beautifully remastered by Bob Katz at Digital Domain

16 original compositions by folk singer/guitarist.

15 traditional and contemporary songs feat. Wendy Grossman, Kathy Westra, Lani Herrmann, Ann Mayo Muir, Lorraine Lee.

Guitarist and singer Gordon Bok is a leading proponent of the music of the sea. On this CD, originally released in 1975, he is joined by vocalist Ann Mayo Muir on the 13 songs of Bay of Fundy, most... more

Our second recording of Gordon, this contains many of his powerful original songs of the sea and of the fishermen among whom he grew up. Mister Eneos, Mrs. MacDonald's Lament, Peter Kagan and the... more

Our first recording of one of the nation's most respected singer/guitarists contains both original and traditional songs including Hills of Isle au Haut, Duna, Handsome Cabin Boy, Song by Yupanqui,... more

Out of all of our recordings of Bok, Muir and Trickett, this one seems to remain Caroline's personal favorite. It is certainly full of fine songs and lovely tunes, including the optimistic title... more

Jim came to sing at our place in Sharon some years back, along with a bunch of Californians called the Portable Folk Festival. We immediately invited him to come back and make this recording. When he... more

Paddy was from Donegal, and has long been considered one of the greatest traditional singers in Ireland, with songs in both English and Irish. Examples of both are included on this field recording,... more

Another wonderful field recording obtained from Diane Hamilton. Peg is the sister of the well-known Clancy Brothers who discovered their fame and fortune in America while she stayed at home and... more

Norman first came to this country from his native Aberdeenshire to sing at one of the early Newport festivals. We heard him there and realized that we had met him (and had even given him a ride from... more

A haunting and mysterious cante-fable (a poetic narrative, interspersed with songs) of the seals fills the first part of this CD and the second offers a lovely selection of songs, most of them sung... more

Not long before Frank died in 1965, we recorded more of his traditional songs, plus a couple that he had written himself. A number of these are included here, accompanied by guitar, dulcimer, or... more

Perhaps the best-known of the Scottish ballad singers regularly touring in this country, Jean often has been featured on the Prairie Home Companion. We think this is one of her most beautiful... more

Our second recording of the popular trio, this contains some wonderful material, including the superb title song. Dancing at Whitsun, No Man's Land, the Final Trawl, Wee Dark Engine Room, I Knew This... more

Another splendid example of fine songs, many shared with Joe's assembled chorus of friends. Come, sing along on the title song, plus Shingling the Rum-Seller's Roof, Ramble-away, Rolling of the... more

The second volume in the set offers more fine songs, many with good, singable choruses. Working on the New Railroad, Last Winter Was a Hard One, State of Arkansas, I Walked the Road Again, Erin's... more

One of Connecticut's leading songwriters in the folk idiom, Joan moves easily between songs from traditional sources and songs of her own making. She is backed here by Bob Emery, Ed Trickett, Gordon... more

Mirrors and Changes was Bob's first Folk-Legacy recording. Includes the title song, plus Faces; Time, Friend, Time; the Morning After Love; This Old Earth; I Want My Son the Be a Country Boy; and... more

Two wonderful musicians from Boonville, Missouri, in a program reflecting their love for their home region and it's music, old and new. Just listen and you'll understand why we are among their... more

We recorded her during one of her first concert tours in this country, a powerful set of mostly traditional songs and ballads. Tracks include: Are Ye Sleepin', Maggie, Betsy Bell, Bonnie Wee Lassie... more

Two brothers from Sligo, Seamus and Manus play fiddle duets as a single voice, until they break into their exquisite harmonies. They also take turns as soloists (both have won prestigious awards in... more