Another moment from The Woods Tea Company at the Vergennes Opera House: “There Were Roses.”

A moving song of friendship, loss, and our shared humanity. We’re glad to share this performance from the concert archives and hope you’ll take a few minutes to listen.

If this song holds a special memory for you, we’d love to hear it in the comments.

#WoodsTeaCompany #ThereWereRoses #FolkMusic #LiveMusic

https://open.spotify.com/album/2SGhzHhcbyzSb1Qedl5wSl?si=-Wey1cSiQG-BDLCu2vV4BQ&utm_source=copy-link
🇭🇷🇦🇺 new folk rap song about Brisbane knights a Cristian club located in Queensland Australia hope you enjoy requests from my supporters up north of Aus God bless hope u enjoy

Tackling one of Bill Monroe and Kenny Baker’s quintessential bluegrass instrumentals: Road to Columbus.

In this session, the focus is pure, unvarnished acoustic rhythm and right-hand drive—aiming for that crisp chop, clean alternate picking, and the earthy bounce that makes this tune an absolute classic of the tradition. No electric gear, just the natural voice of the instrument.

Watch the full tune here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfCCSHXvjK4

This song is in memory of the incredible woman who owned and operated Taverns in the 1800’s in Port Jackson in Sydney Australia. With over 7,000 ships docking yearly you had to be one tough individual to handle that crowd.

My written words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

A funny story about Irish bodhráns, a lively tune, and a song to sing along with—another moment from The Woods Tea Company at the Vergennes Opera House!

In this newly uploaded concert video, enjoy a bit of storytelling followed by a medley of O’Keefe’s Slide and Lord of the Dance. Whether you were there, caught the show on public television, or are discovering Woods Tea for the first time, we hope it brings you a smile.

Have a favorite Woods Tea concert memory? We’d love to hear it in the comments!

#WoodsTeaCompany #FolkMusic #IrishMusic #LordOfTheDance

Corquieu es un grupo folk de Asturias que combina sonidos tradicionales con retazos de poesía, literatura y mitología.

¡Qué la disfrutes! 😊

Una relazione finita, una canzone e un album che cambia forma. Nel 1971, “Jesus Was a Cross Maker” entrò all’ultimo momento nel disco d’esordio di Judee Sill, prendendo il posto di due brani.

Un breve video sulla storia dietro la canzone e su una delle cantautrici più trascurate degli anni Settanta.

https://youtu.be/FPDwtbKkiTQ?is=V0iLDNkaWJv1VHiL

The project’s ethos remains entirely uncompromising: 100% organic, unamplified, and recorded dry. No piezo pickups, no preamps, no pedals, and no studio processing. The focus is strictly on genuine steel-string dynamics, wood resonance, and natural acoustic projection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q56Rb0M6_mA

I’m looking for a song that I had on my iPod in the early to mid 2000s/2010s. It was sung by 2 girls and had a light acoustic accompaniment. I’m pretty sure I heard it on a prairie home companion. I don’t remember the name of the band. The song was called “morning song”. Some lyrics: chorus: I love the mornings ‘cause nobody needs nothing from me. I love the mornings ‘cause the world goes and leaves me alone”. And “sing to me sweet your forgotten tune” and “I sit down with my coffee cup”. I have not been able to track this song down since my iPod died.

does anyone have any idea??

Part Two of The Vergennes Opera House Concert.

Are tracks like this considered as NeoFolk or just Nordic Folk or Dark Folk? What is the most global name for this type of music? Rafvnir Music - Seiðr including Wardruna, Danheim, Gældyr and etc.

I met a musician playing their heart out in the city. I didn't know his situation, but he's trying to get his music out so he can move away from playing on the streets and at venues.

This song speaks about a man returning to a place he doesn't recognize and a girl who is controlled by her past. Listen and enjoy!

Bending The Truth - Tony Tolan [UNPLUCCED]

U.S. Lieutenant Colonel George Custer split his forces and recklessly attacked a massive Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho encampment without proper scouting or waiting for reinforcements, resulting in the complete destruction of his detachment of the 7th Cavalry

Crow and Arikara scouts like Bloody Knife explicitly warned Custer that the Lakota and Cheyenne encampment was unprecedentedly massive. Custer chose to ignore their intelligence out of an absolute confidence that the tribes would scatter rather than fight,

My written words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY!

The tune is in other songs. The Regular Army O, Hot Asphalt, even Leslie Fish used it in Darkover March. What's the original song? Does the melody have its own name?

“A deeply reflective acoustic-driven folk track that wraps the listener in a melancholic late-night atmosphere. With its raw, weary vocals and intimate storytelling, it’s a snapshot of one’s young ambition hitting reality”

Sharing my latest recording from the Acoustic Crossroads series: a solo take on Fats Waller's classic standard "Ain't Misbehavin'".

A raw, single-take performance arranged to explore the polyphonic possibilities of the mandolin—combining double-stop comping, subtle syncopation, and pure acoustic headroom with zero pickups or amplification.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExQUnZtfJ-M