Some highlights of the Fall 2005 Sing Out! Magazine on Folk Plus today.
Folk Plus is a SING OUT! magazine Radio Partner (www.singout.org)

Cathie Ryan - What's Closest to the Heart 325
The Farthest Wave - Shanachie
Her voice is geogeous...perfect antidote to the breathy little girl voice so ubiquitous..."

Danu  - O Dheara, Sheanduine 327
When All Is Said and Done - Shanachie
"its not hard to fathom why they're ranked among the Celtic music elite"

Genticorum - La Belle en Vous Aimant 211
Malins Plaisire - Rous et Archets
"for a three piece, Genticorum makes a very full and golorious noise"

Le Vent Du Nord - C'est Une Jeune Mariee 243
Les Amants du Saint-Laurent - Borealis

Ellis Paul - She Was  350
American Jukebox Fables - Philo
"Paul affirms his ability to successfully use electronic hooks, without loosing his touch for drep-dead intimacy"

The Kennedys - Half a Million Miles 345
Half a Million Miles - Appleseed
"Terrific songwriting and cover choices played with verve and delight make this a wonderful album"

Kate MacLeaod and the Pancakes - Potter's Wheel 440
Breakfast - Waterbug
"about determining whats truly important in life"

Kat Eggleston - Impact (Impact Chicago teaches women self defence) 324
The Only Word - Redwing
"she can play guitar with the best of them""oh my@ what a magnificent cd"

David Olney - My Lovely Assistant 319
Migration - Loud House
"anyone interested in the true art of songwriting has an incomplete view without awareness of david Olney's work"

Andrew McKnight - Hard Times in the Heartland 423
Beyond Borders - Falling Mountain

Scott Ainslie - Rice Grows again in Vietnam 452
Ferral Crow - Cattail
he evokes an Asian sound of guitar while singing of the recovery and resurge ce of Vietnam, with references to our misgueded war there. the song interweaves a spoken translation by Duyen Tran."

Girlyman - Young James Dean 325
Little Star - Daemon
"If you would run down your own mama for rich, airtight vocal harmonies, you'll love this album. Lucvious, creative vocal interplay"

Gordon Bok - Old Figurehead Carver 423
Apples in the Basket - Timberhead
" a beautiful tribute to a craftsmen whose work decorated the marco Polo, the legendary tall ship from St. John, New Brunswick."

Judy Collins - I Can't Cry Hard Enough 319
Portrait of an american Girl - Wildflower
"Judy's gorgeous voice sounds as glorious as ever, utterly unaffected by time."

Jamie Anderson - A Little Chocolate 213
Promise of Light - Tsunami
"for those who need to ingest substances to imporve their spirits.....without calories"

Claudia Russell - Just Like You
Ready to Receive - Radio Rhythm
"It's a relief when a vocalist gets to shine without being buried by the production...a professional work...by a voice  superior to most in the crowded field of singer-songwriters"

Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez - Must be the Whiskey 400
Red Dog Tracks - Back Porch
"very subtle seduction"

Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez - Keey Your Hat on Jenny 326
Red Dog Tracks - Back Porch

Al Stewart - Somewhere in England 1915 657
Beach Full of Shells - Appleseed
"on the brink of WW1" "terrific...takes its place aong Al Stewart's very best albums"

The Bills - Baumfield's John Vanden 257
Let Em Run - Red House
"respectfully rampage over multiple musical syles from calssical to Cajun to bluegrass to Easter European"

Jim Photoglo - This Train keeps Rollin' 432
Sparks in the Radio - Grifftone
"offered in memory of Rick Danko and Richard manual"

Peggy Seeger - Who Killed Cock Robin 500
Love Call Me Home - Appleseed
"the second of a three-album trilogy that seeger is releaseing of traditional folk songs and trad-based originals"

A few selections from the compilation that comes with the Sing Out Fall 2005 magazine

David Francey - Morning Train 225
Waking Hour - Red House

Eliza Gilkyson - Man of God 427
Paradise Hotel - Red House

Janis Ian - My Autobiography 248
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From the compilation that comes with the Sing Out Fall 2005 magazine

Folk Plus is a SING OUT! magazine Radio Partner (www.singout.org)

Thanks to all well wishers with my curret battle with neurotoxic poisoning and chemical sensitivities    (http://pagewebberink.com/~angie/)
We should no longer accept the counsel of those who tell us that we must fill our world with poisonous chemicals, we should look around and see what other course is open to us."  Rachel Carson

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