Annie Ross
Annie Ross died last week (July 21, 2020). She was one-third of the vocal group, Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross who sang in a style of… Read More »Annie Ross
Women
Jazz Vocalist Sara Gazarek nominated for Grammys
I just rediscovered Sara Gazarek, a jazz vocalist who’s recent album has been nominated for two Grammys in the categories of Best Jazz Vocal Album… Read More »Jazz Vocalist Sara Gazarek nominated for Grammys
Jane Monheit
I love female singers and am a fan of the great ladies of jazz. You know who I mean, singers like Ella, Sarah, Billy, Carmen… Read More »Jane Monheit
Kate Davis
The previous five posts I’ve made have been about women musicians who fit into the broadly defined category of folk music (if you include old… Read More »Kate Davis
Abigail Washburn
Today’s post is about Abigail Washburn, a singer-songwriter and player of old-time clawhammer banjo. I seem to be covering women musicians I like in groups… Read More »Abigail Washburn
Sarah Jarosz
Sarah Jarosz is another extremely talented singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. She has played with Aoife O’Donovan who I featured in my previous post. As with… Read More »Sarah Jarosz
Aoife O’Donovan
My last three posts on Women Folk Musicians have all been about singers born between the decade I was born and much earlier. The good… Read More »Aoife O’Donovan
Malvina Reynolds
Little Boxes made of Ticky-Tocky “Little Boxes” (made of Ticky-Tocky) is one of the most popular and famous songs written by Malvina Reynolds. Malvina didn’t start… Read More »Malvina Reynolds
Updates from other DanLovesGuitars Sites
This is a quick post to share some of the content I’ve curated from my Pinterest and YouTube channels. The items here relate to recent or soon to be published… Read More »Updates from other DanLovesGuitars Sites
Kristin Lems
It’s unlikely you’ve heard of Kristin Lems. She has been a folk musician since the 1970s or earlier. She also has a Ph.D. in English as a… Read More »Kristin Lems
