Political

New Arrivals

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    Bret Hesla & Linda Breitag
     
    What We Do: good-time songs for peace and change
    Smart, truth-telling, fun acoustic folk with powerful songwriting on progressive themes, vocals you're compelled to sing along with, a stack of instruments including hot fiddle and hambone, and a gamut from goosebumps to belly laughs.
    Folk: Political
     
     
    Pam and Terry - "Pam Childs"
     
    Bail Me Out
    "I Met Elvis" - this is a true story song from beginning to end of the night that Pam met Elvis with George Klien. It was an incredible night that has been described perfectly in music. Look up re-plays of the interview with Pam Childs and George Klien/in
    Folk: Political
     
     
    Lucan Wolf
     
    Warrior
    Songs of heritage, valor, pride and honor. Blending rock and folk rock music with stirring lyrics and powerful vocals of warriors, the vikings, European American Pride and the Pride and Unity of European descendants worldwide.
    Folk: Political
     
     
    James Keelaghan
     
    My Skies
    Singer/Songwriter
    Folk: Political
     
     
    James Keelaghan
     
    Small Rebellions
    Singer/songwriter
    Folk: Political
     
     
    Janice Kapp Perry & Senator Orrin Hatch
     
    Heal Our Land
    Inspiring new original patriotic songs honoring veterans, the flag, God, and country, including title song performed at second inaugural of George W. Bush and a song honoring POW's in Vietnam.
    Folk: Political
     
     
    Roxanne Fontana
     
    The Fields of St. Etienne
    Anti-war song - instrumentation is acoustic guitar, viola and violin.
    Folk: Political
     
     
    James Rogers
     
    All My Best - Originals, Vol. 1
    James Rogers presents for the first time ever, a complete volume of his original music. This album, Volume 1, includes many favorites such as "Fly Eagle Fly", a state song of Tennessee and National Bicentennial song,and "I Guard America" the official them
    Folk: Political
     
     
    The Dame O Crats
     
    Change We Can Believe In
    This is a rally song, written and performed for the Democratic Headquarters the night of the debates in Nashville, TN.
    Folk: Political
     
     
    Avi and Celia
     
    Let It Rise
    Soul-Folk
    Folk: Political
     

    Top Albums

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    John R. Butler
    Surprise!
    Postmodern Honky Blasphemy
    John R. Butler was once described by his songwriting hero, Roger Miller, as "that f*&#er standing in front of the limo," when he tried to approach Mr. Miller for an autograph. Other than that, Butler has had few brushes with greatness. Currently, Butler entertains visitors to Captiva Island on Florida's Gulf Coast. He juggles pastel-dyed poodles and flaming chainsaws...at the same time. Butler has two grown children who lead meaningful, productive lives despite his influence. He used to have a really nice dog, maybe the best dog that ever was. His hobbies include stunt flying, mountain climbing and lying about his hobbies.
    Folk: Political
     
    Sara Thomsen
    Fertile Ground
    Folk: Political
     
    Sara Thomsen
    By Breath
    Folk: Political
     
    White Pine League
    Images of Birth
    Folk: Political
     
    The Righteous Mothers
    Best of The Righteous Mothers: The First 25 Years
    Folk: Political
     

    Editor's Picks

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      Artists You May Know

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      Bruce Cockburn
      Anything, Anytime, Anywhere
      Folk: Political
       
      Hot Buttered Rum String Band
      Live at the Freight and Salvage
      Country: Bluegrass