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The New England region has had a ton of great songwriters come out of it over the years, but few from this part of the United States are as important

Indian summer. Clear blue skies, warm days, cold nights, fall foliage. What is that sound, like a whole kennel of hunting dogs barking in the distance? Oh, look

Clad in blue velvet, with her white hair closely cropped and a tattoo of a bluebird prominent on her left hand, Judy Collins cuts a striking figure as she greets The Yorkshire Post via video from her home in New York.

New releases by Allison Russell, Joan Osborne and others.

A musical route from Memphis to Clarksdale to Florence to unforgettable

For some reason, I find more music to be evocative of autumn than any other season. Each time I hear an album with a strikingly contemplative mood and subdued instrumentation, I instantly find myself imagining sidewalks cluttered with brown and red leaves. Here are some albums from a variety of genres to put on as...

One of my favorite songs from the ‘60s was the little-known “No Regrets” written and recorded by Tom Rush. It’s about a broken relationship he had no regrets about even

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Mr. Jones, a performer himself in his 20s, spent a half-century with the folk festival, as well as with its companion, the Newport Jazz Festival and other events.

Born Gwen Logan on June 4, 1949, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, she moved to the United States with her parents and was naturalized at an early age. She attended Rivier College in Nashua.