Tweet Just found this cool list on Amazon of Dar’s top picks for albums she thinks her fans might enjoy. There’s a wide variety of artists included, some I know and some I don’t: Don McLean, Judy Collins, Joan Baez, the Beatles, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush, Jane Siberry, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Brahms, Suzanne […]

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Tweet I got to see Ana Egge open for Dar Williams in NYC back when Dar was releasing The Beauty of the Rain (2003). Since then I keep hearing good stuff about her through other musician’s blogs, and now her MySpace page. She just won the Mountain Stage New Song Songwriting Competition in NYC so […]

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Tweet But first a little background on how I found out about this. I got to see singer-songwriter/actress Celia Perform at Cafe Paradiso in March 2006. I signed up for her email list and have enjoyed being in the loop on her doings since then. One thing I have really admired is how she has […]

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Tweet I just downloaded Wendy Woo’s latest project – Luxury by the Wendy Woo Trio. Released in February 2007, Luxury explores another side of Wendy’s musicality that is still decidedly Woo. She has acoustic albums and full band albums, and this new Trio stuff feels a little stripped down – more of a focus on […]

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