James Lee Stanley and the Oil Apple
James Lee Stanley is perhaps best known for his “All Wood” series of albums: imaginative acoustic collaborations on classic rock covers, like All Wood and Stones with John Batdorf or […]
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James Lee Stanley is perhaps best known for his “All Wood” series of albums: imaginative acoustic collaborations on classic rock covers, like All Wood and Stones with John Batdorf or […]
James Lee Stanley is perhaps best known for his “All Wood” series of albums: collaborative acoustic reimaginations of classic rock bands, like All Wood and Stones with John Batdorf or […]
It is one of the many other-worlds of ancient Ireland, a nice and beautiful one, where the Pre-Christian gods engage in poetry, music, entertainment, and being fed by the hospitable […]
I first met singer/songwriter and filmmaker Emily Niebuhr online at a Folk Alliance virtual event. We’ve been emailing sporadically for a year now, as our schedules allow; we’ve made and […]
I became acquainted with photographer Jeff Fasano on Facebook during 2020’s COVID pandemic lockdown as we huddled around Dan Navarro’s almost daily live streams. I followed his participation in Real […]
January 28, 1948: A news piece about the wreck of a plane carrying migrant workers so moved Woody Guthrie that he picked up a pencil and wrote a poem. October 17, […]
Wil Maring is living the life I’m talking about in my blog series: you don’t have to choose between art and music. This bluegrass / country / folk singer-songwriter’s lived, […]
The Ash Grove Film came into my periphery during the FAR-West 2023 Annual Conference. We were in full swing when Fred Aronow asked about getting an ad into the digital […]
The Ash Grove Film came into my periphery during the 2023 FAR-West Annual Conference. We were in full swing when Fred Aronow asked about getting an ad into the digital […]
It’s an acronym: Folk Alliance Region – West (coast and beyond). We wanted something pronounceable, like FARM or NERFA or SERFA or SWRFA. “WRFA” was…well, you can see, not great. […]