Wide Ear FolkWide Ear Folk 5-7 PM

Yes, these folks are the Folksmiths. The name sounds like a band right out of A Mighty Wind. But no, they are real.

Joe Hickerson (the one on the right) is one of my favorite folk singers. He was in this early band and then what? a convention or something? Whats with the name tags?

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The Chorus In The Underground Great Lake Swimmers Lost Channels
You're The Only Girl Mark Geary Ghosts
Thrift Shop (with Sandra Bernhard) Dan Zanes and Friends Family Dance
Don't Mind Me Red Horse Red Horse
This Land Jimmy LaFave Cimarron Manifesto
Heart to the Husk Jeffrey Foucault Horse Latitudes
Garuda Jayme Stone The Utmost
Take A Break Catherine MacLellan Water In The Ground
Do or Don't All My Pretty Ones Tone Poems
The Cape Eric Bibb Troubadour Live
Tomorrow Night Patty Griffin 1000 Kisses
A Northern Country Adrian Crowley A Northern Country
Fools Gold Katie Herzig Weightless
I Think It's Almost Summertime Putnam Smith Goldrush
Trans Am Nathan Key Principles (Nettwerk)
Oregon Lance Odegard Here
The Water is Wide Pete Seeger American Favorite Ballads, Vols. 1-5
Come Up Horsey The Folksmiths We've Got Some Singing to Do
Off To Sea Once More Joe Hickerson With A Gathering Of Friends
Midnight Rounders Sean Hayes Flowering Spade
Some Time Pat Donohue Nobody's Fault
Full Moon, Baby Putnam Smith Goldrush
Girl Of The North Country Johnny Cash With Joni Mitchell The Best Of The Johnny Cash TV Show: 1969-1971
Little Scar Rod Picott Welding Burns
Dreamer Jenn Grant Orchestra For The Moon
All I Need Is You Sandy Denny & The Strawbs Sandy Denny & The Strawbs
Climb These Steps (We Will) Mark Olson And The Creekdippers December's Child
Fairview Waltz Al Petteway & Amy White High In The Blue Ridge
Song For Ireland Dick Gaughan Green Linnet Records 20th Anniversary Collection
Mysteries You Can't Even Hide Old Man Luedecke Hinterland
Catch Me If You Can Jonathan Vassar The Hours and The Days
Radio Sweethearts Kate Rusby Hourglass
Soft Skin Mountain Man Made The Harbor