Mumford & Sons: Lover Of The Light
Top song :)
Ralph McTell: Streets Of London
Let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of London ... ....
Eva Cassidy: Time after Time
You will find me...I'll be waiting
Ed Sheeran: How would you feel
Ed just keeps on blasting out the Hits...
Ray LaMontagne: Jolene
a song about for a broken heart
Blackmore's Night: Shadow of The Moon
A nice little mix of pop & folk...
James Arthur: Say you won't let go...
This is Epic
Leonard Cohen: The Windoe
just beatiful
Toots Thielemans: Theme from Midnight Cowboy
Toots Thielemans was one of the most talented mouth organ players. He passed away last year. Apart from playing with numerous bands, he is known also
It's my own song :-): Amazing And Sleek
My own song, one of many: probably the most acoustic number I've ever played - due to the lack of proper people we went to a studio with just the acce
Eva Cassidy: Autumn Leaves
Beautiful Autumn Leaves
Juliet Turner: Season of the hurricane
Juliet turner is tall 6ft of flame haired irishness. Her song 'vampire' was controversial.
voxxclub: rock mi
Rock mi is my Favourite song of the alpine cd. 6 nice boys from germany, austria and switzerland.
Gary Jules: Mad World
I love this song, it makes me cry it's so beautiful.
Simon and Garfunkel: The Sound of Silence
omg love this song. This is the original The Sound of Silence from 1964
Lila Downs: Zapata se queda
She is just marvelous, Full point.
Townes Van Zandt: High, Low and In Between
One of a kind.
Jerry Jeff Walker: Too Old to Change
Did you know that R is for REDNECK?
John Prine: John Prine Last train
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNaJGP4YIfo
Shake Russell: Dreaming the Mystery
Love every song on this CD. Found out about this CD at a Shake Russell live show.
Michael Hearne: Sight and Sound
This CD makes you stop and think about things you see. It is relaxing and the words paint a picture in your mind.
Alexi Murdoch: Away we go
One of my favorite...
Colbie Caillat: Coco
Simple yet very powerful music.
Lucero: Rebels, Rogues and Sworn Brothers
http://www.amazon.com/Rebels-Rogues-Sworn-Brothers/dp/B004HZDHLI/ref=sr_1_6?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1336800814&sr=1-6
Ed Sheeran: Plus
Love this guys voice :)
Dalriada: Igéret
Just amazing
Elliott Smith: X/O
All of Smith's work is genius.
Richard Shindell: Not Far Now
Love this man's voice! great singer/songwriter!
Haris Aleksiou: To Zeibekiko Tis Evdokias
You will definitely love this!
Unwritten Law: Music in High Places
This song is absolutely one of my favs!
Buck 65: This Right Here Is Buck 65
He has his own distinct sound, it's awesome and folky, which I love. You'd never expect that voice to come out of that skinny white boy! =]
Bob Dylan: Together Through Life
Bob Dylan is so versatile. He sings Country, Gospel, Rock & Roll, Irish Folk etc, etc, etc. Such a talented guy.
Nickel Creek: Why Should the Fire Die?
Fantastic. beautiful harmonies.
Townes Van Zandt: Snowin' On Raton
I think Townes Van Zandt is one of the greatest songwriters of our time. Snowin' On Raton is my favorite TVZ song followed by Tecumseh Valley. I am tr
Angus and Julia Stone: Heart Full of Wine/Chocolate Cigarettes
Simply melodic and wonderful!
Melanie Safka: The Very Best of Melanie
As a teenager I brought my first Melanie album and some 40 yrs later still find enjoyment in listening to her inspirational and emotional songs.I even
John Butler Trio: Grand National
What a talented band,cool
Alison Krauss: Now That I've Found You: A Collection
I First heard Alison back in the 90's on an internet radio station and this was the first album of hers that I brought. They don't have a Bluegrass s
Peter Rowan: Legacy
Simply a great Bluegrass album.
Bill Staines: Sandstone Cathedrals
Native New Englander .. the "Woody Guthrie of his generation" -Nancy Griffith
Nanci Griffith: Other Voices, Other Rooms
A master collection of her influences.
The Red Stick Ramblers: Bring It on Down
Great Louisiana group.