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JPR Live Session - Mama's Broke (opens the original)
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The Canadian duo Mama's Broke is currently touring on their 3rd album, Reunion. From Nova Scotia, Amy Lou Keeler and Lisa Maria make up Mama's Broke. They blend various styles of traditional folk from the North America and Europe, and both have a background playing punk. With over a decade of playing music together, they've developed a distinctive vocal style punctuated by intricate acoustic string arrangements. Hear some new songs and the stories behind them in this JPR Live Session. JPR Live S
Beck is back with new acoustic folk album 'Ride Lonesome' (opens the original)
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Beck has spent his career reinventing himself. There was the DIY rock, delta blues, and hip-hop of Mellow Gold, the acoustic bossa nova of Mutations, the Prince- inspired R&B of Midnite Vultures, the acoustic folk of Sea Change and Morning Phase, and the glitzy pop of Colors. There was even Song Reader — an album that only existed as sheet music. But through all those changes, one thing has stayed the same — Beck’s incredible attention to detail. Whether those details include samples, digital ef
Charlie Parr's "Rooming House" folk opera explores living on the margins and the meaning of community (opens the original)
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Charlie Parr is a folk and blues musician from Minnesota who has spent roughly two decades drawing on the music of artists like Dave Van Ronk, Charley Patton, Reverend Gary Davis, and Mississippi John Hurt. Parr taught himself to play guitar by listening to records and studying the musicians he admired. His latest album, Rooming House, is a collection of interconnected stories about people living on the margins—and the ways they take care of one another when they have very little to give. The id
Angus & Julia Stone explore new ground on "Karaoke Bar" (opens the original)
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When siblings Angus and Julia Stone began making music together in 2005, their sound was rooted in folk and acoustic music, distinguished by their rich harmonies. By the time they released their first full-length albums a few years later, they had developed a distinctive folk-rock sound that quickly found an audience. Their first two records were successful in Australia, earning multiple ARIA Award nominations and wins—the Australian equivalent of the Grammys—and establishing the duo as an inter
Open Air has the blues (opens the original)
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If you like the blues, it's a good time to tune into Open Air on JPR's Rhythm and News Service. Singer, songwriter and bassist Danielle Nicole returns with Fireflies, her fifth album of soulful Southern blues and rock. The Missouri native delivers a powerful, expressive vocal performance, backed by a tight band featuring standout work from guitarist Brandon Miller and keyboardist Jim Pugh. Rooted in the Southern blues-rock tradition of Little Feat and Bonnie Raitt, Nicole brings a voice that rec
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