Tag Archives: roots music

DeMeyer's sixth album, co-written with Will Kimbrough, is one of the year's best Americana/roots-music releases.

'The Would-Be Plans' is a breath of fresh air for those of us who have been suffocating on bad product for far too long.

This Brooklyn-based Americana band hooks you with its infectious music.

Kimbrough aptly likens his new solo disc to a book of short stories tracing an arc of love from freshness and hope to disappointment and loss.

Tony Joe White has been writing, touring, producing, and playing music since "Polk Salad Annie" exploded on the charts in 1969, and he has a brand new album out of original songs.

Even on this second album, George Thorogood and The Destroyers had already established the sound that would keep them popular for the next 35 years.

Slim's concern and respect for workers, combined with the excellent musical skills of his band The Workers adds depth to what in any case would be a masterful and thoroughly enjoyable CD.

Whitewater Ramble has returned with an album that fuses bluegrass and roots music.

Otis Taylor explores Native American culture with his latest album release.

George Kilby Jr. releases a six pack of songs.