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New Adds, Festival Radio, March 25, 2009 Artists with videos on youtube: John Wesley Harding – Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead David Ferrard – Broken Sky Basia Bulat – Oh, Darling Katy Moffatt – Fewer Things Kathy Boyd and Phoenix Rising – Stories Never Told Kate Walsh – Tim’s House Delta Spirit – Ode to Sunshine
Loretta Hagen – Sundown Till Dawn No video - David W. Jacobsen – Walking Away From Wonderland New Adds, Festival Radio, since 2/19/09. Mark Knopfler – Kill to Get Crimson Diana Jones – Better Times Will Come Rich LaPierre – Black River New Adds to Festival Radio, February 19, 2009. Disclaimer – the videos below were available on youtube and may not necessarily represent work from the artists’ latest album which was added to the station. Liz Carroll and John Doyle – Double Play Kyle Alden – Tangletown Great Lake Swimmers – Lost Channels Atsiaktonkie – Four Wolves Prophecy Luka Bloom – Eleven Songs Julie Clark – Change Your Mind The Mad Maggies – Skull and Magpies Steve James – Short Blue Stories Barry and Holly Tashian – Long Story Short Kim Beggs – Wanderers Paean No video available Walt Cronin – The Gousters More inauguration-related musical goodness. From Sunday’s concert, here are Pete Seeger, Bruce Springsteen and Tao Rodriguez with choral backing performing Woody Guthrie’s classic response to Kate Smith. I thought I’d try something different by adding videos for my newly added artists. If y’all like it, I’ll keep doing it as I have time. Rhythm Angels Richard Berman (couldn’t find a way to embed – 6 videos) Molly’s Revenge Johnny Flynn I couldn’t find a video for Ben Bedford. South African singer Miriam Makeba, known as Mama Africa, has died at age 76. Performing “Pata Pata” in 1979: Performing “Mayibuye” Performing with Paul Simon: Billy Bragg updates “Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards.” “I don’t believe we can defeat the Axis of Evil by putting smart bombs in the hands of dumb people.” Genius! Two versions of the same song – first the writer: Now a great cover by Nanci Griffith: Moxy Fruvous – King Of Spain |
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