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Mason Williams was a writer for the Smothers Brothers who released a half-brilliant, half-odd, but very popular album back in 1968.

Last October 14, artists such as Lucinda Williams, Rosanne Cash, and Judy Collins gathered at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Woody Gurhrie's birth. That memorable concert has finally been released.

A great intro for new fans, and longtime Paisley Underground followers have plenty of alternates and demos to enjoy.

Canadian sweetheart of swing is having a little fun with classic jazz.

Blackmore's Night offers another collection of Renaissance-flavored songs that reaches into multiple genres but doesn't break any new ground.

Stephen Kellogg's first solo CD in 10 years is a treat for fans and a great opportunity for new listeners to discover this talented singer-songwriter.

The drummer's latest is jazz as it should be, played with inventive style.

Ian Tyson brings his career up to date with the release of his latest compilation album.

Miki Purnell's debut album 'Swingin' to the Sea' is just what the doctor ordered.

James McCartney tackles life's adversities in his first full album.