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Kate Rusby
Cobbler s Daughter
The Fairest of All Yarrow
The Unquiet Grave
The Duke and the Tinker
Our Town - Kate Rusby, Crenshaw, Marshall
The Sleepless Sailor
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Anyone expecting a stylistic leap the second time out for this bright talent will be disappointed with Sleepless. The mystery, however, is how anyone could listen to Kate Rusby s stunning debut, Hourglass, and wish that sh.
more »e d abandon a sound that fits her like a custom-cut bodice. The Yorkshire, England-based classicist is clearly committed to the traditional folk music of her homeland, and she inhabits the music with preternatural confidence. First and foremost, she has a rare knack for making arcane phraseology seem vibrant. Witness the first album s He took up his sword and he went to fight / Fa la lanky down dilly. Or, from this sophomore effort: She s hit him on the head / The young man fell like lead / Quite dead / Upon the floor he lay. She dances over the words as if tipsy
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Folk Alliance International was the last big roots music gathering before the pandemic shut down the music business almost one year ago. “It was a major event. We had 3,332 people from 41 different countries, packed inside a hotel,” says FAI Executive Director Aengus Finnan of the New Orleans convention. “It was just the antithesis of what we can do now.” But what they are doing is ambitious and philanthropic.
Late last month, FAI announced the creation of the Village Fund, a new grant program to assist musicians and industry workers in need. The 32-year-old non-profit advocacy and professional association staked $25,000 from its reserves and set a goal of raising $75,000 more for an initial round of $500 grants to 200 recipients. Applications open in April to FAI members and event participants from the past three years.