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Madeleine Peyroux
Half the Perfect World [ Universal Music / CD - released 31/Aug/2006 ] This 12-track album finds Peyroux lending her sublime vocals to songs by artists she has cherished throughout her lifetime, such as Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Fred Neil and Joni Mitchell ("River," on a duet with k.d. lang). |
Norah Jones
Feels Like Home [ Blue Note Records / CD - released 9/Feb/2004 ] Encore, Norah! The winner of eight Grammy awards returns with a beautiful follow-up to 'Come Away With Me'.Guests include Dolly Parton, Levon Helm and Garth Hudson of The Band |
Eilen Jewell
Letters To Sinners & Strangers [ Signature Sounds / CD - released 5/Dec/2014 ] Her sultry voice is both smoky and sweet, sliding effortlessly between being a modern Bessie Smith and an urban Gillian Welch."- Q Magazine. |
Leonard Cohen
Live in London [ Columbia Records / DVD - released 26/Mar/2009 ] For over four decades, Leonard Cohen has been one of the most important and influential songwriters of our time, a figure whose body of work achieves greater depths of mystery and meaning as time goes on. His songs have set a virtually unmatched... |
Various Artists
O Brother Where Art Thou? (Original Soundtrack) [ Mercury Records CD / CD - released 11/Jul/2001 ] The purest strains of country, blues, bluegrass, folk, and gospel music flow from Alison Krauss, Gillian Welch, Dan Tyminski, Emmylou Harris, Ralph Stanley and more |
Eilen Jewell
Sea of Tears [ Signature Sounds / CD - released 12/Mar/2012 ] Jewell and band wed her elegantly unflinching songwriting with a rustic swagger that encapsulates vintage R&B, Midwestern garage rock, Chicago blues, and rockabilly, with haunting, folk-inspired purity. |
Gillian Welch
Soul Journey [ Acony Records / CD - released 4/Sep/2015 ] Wonderful follow-up to her immaculate 2001 Grammy-nominated 'Time (The Revelator)' disc. As featured on the fantastic Country music doco 'Lost Highway' |
Robert Plant / Alison Krauss
Raising Sand [ Decca Records / CD - released 25/Oct/2007 ] Two of the most distinctive vocalists in modern music, present their astonishing new collaborative album. The pair create an amazing, unexpected, and entirely new sound when they sing together. |
Ryan Adams
Cold Roses [ Lost Highway / 2 CD - released 10/May/2005 ] Harking back to the country sound of Whiskeytown, while expanding lyrically and sonically, this double disc set is a 19 track collection of the finest Americana in years. |
Allison Moorer
Mockingbird [ New Line Records / CD - released 21/Jul/2008 ] On this album, Allison pays tribute to female songwriters and performers that she has much admired over the years - including June Carter Cash, Patti Smith, Nina Simone, Kate McGarrigle, Gillian Welch, Joni Mitchell, Cat Power and more. |
Jenny Scheinman
Jenny Scheinman [ Koch Records / CD - released 11/Aug/2008 ] Critically acclaimed violinist Jenny Scheinman makes a singular vocal debut on this eponymous album, combining original, alt-country contemporary folk compositions with stunning renditions of old-time country and blues selections. |
Kelly Willis
Translated From Love [ Rykodisc / CD - released 4/Aug/2007 ] 'Translated From Love' gives nods to five decades of rock, pop and country with '60s girl group drum sounds one minute and strings-drenched C&W angst the next. |
Lauren Thomson
Chanteuses & Shotguns [ Ode Records / CD - released 24/Jan/2011 ] Echoing the noir-country tradition of life's well drawn struggles, Thomson sends her bruised and weathered voice soaring over a jangling flat-top as she poignantly illustrates borrowed tales of heartache and revenge. |
Old Crow Medicine Show
O.C.M.S. [ Nettwerk Records / CD - released 9/May/2016 ] O.C.M.S. is a young five-piece rollicking, punkified old time acoustic band who offer a wide range of pre-war traditional country and blues songs. Includes a guest appearance from Gillian Welch. |
