1. Dead Can Dance
2. Putnam Smith
3. William Tyler
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Described as “sexy, soulful, genuine, and edgy” by the San Francisco Bay Guardian, Valerie Orth's dynamic range as a performer is made all the more compelling by what the East Bay Express calls a "completely intuitive composition style." Tune in to WERU at 8:30am on Friday, May 24 to hear an interview with Valerie Orth.
1. Bills
2. Patty Griffin
3. Ruth Moody
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Hailing from Portland, Maine, Putnam Smith could be an old-world troubadour fresh from the 19th Century. After all, he lives in a log cabin, plays his Grandfather's banjo, and prints up the jackets to his CDs on an antique letterpress.
Hailing from Portland, Maine, Putnam Smith could be an old-world troubadour fresh from the 19th Century. After all, he lives in a log cabin, plays his Grandfather's banjo, and prints up the jackets to his CDs on an antique letterpress.
1. Patty Griffin
2. Steve Martin & Edie Brickell
3. Ruth Moody
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Our May Pledge Drive is taking place from Saturday, May 11 to Saturday, May 18, when we’ll appeal to you, our loyal listeners, to share a little of your hard-earned cash with the radio station.
Grinning Streak, the new album from Barenaked Ladies is due out on June 4. The band will be performing Sunday, July 21 on the Bangor Waterfront with Ben Folds Five and Guster.
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1. Patty Griffin
2. Josh Ritter
3. Iron and Wine
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From Asheville, NC, Steep Canyon Rangers are an acoustic Bluegrass quintet. Before embarking on a world tour backing comedian/banjoist Steve Martin, the Rangers were nominated for 2 International Bluegrass Music awards in 2008 (including Album of the Year, Lovin' Pretty Women).
