Song Of The Soul

You can get a good idea of what kind of music singer/songwriter Don D. Harvey makes by the list of groups he's been part of (in addition to his solo work): Shakin Loose, Tennessee, The Acoustic Conspiracy, The Earthbound Band, and currently, The Ultrasonic Duo. Featured at the Great River Folk Festival this year, Don lives and plays in the LaCrosse, Wisconsin area. All the songs in this program are written & performed by Don D. Harvey and friends: The Sky's The limit - from Don Harvey & the Earthbound Band Time On His Hands - from Don Harvey & the Earthbound Band Technology Blues - from Back to Normal by Don Harvey & the Earthbound Band Invisible Man - from Back to Normal by Don Harvey & the Earthbound Band Roll Paddle Wheel Roll - Not yet released by the Ultrasonic Duo Say That You Love Me Again - Not yet released by the Ultrasonic Duo BONUS EXCERPT: I Don't Know About Love - from Rough Cuts by the Ultrasonic Duo

Sarah McQuaid carries a world of music with her, born in Spain, raised in the USA, and having lived 18 years in Ireland & England. A singer/songwriter who started in the folk world, Sarah will win your heart with her beautiful voice, lively and lovely guitar, and deep spirit. All the songs in this program are performed by Sarah McQuaid Only An Emotion - from I Won't Go Home Til Morning Lift You Up and Let You Fly - from The Plum Tree and The Rose In Derby Cathedral - from The Plum Tree and The Rose The Sun Goes On Rising - from The Plum Tree and The Rose The Plum Tree and The Rose - from The Plum Tree and The Rose In Gratitude I Sing - from The Plum Tree and The Rose Last Song - from I Won't Go Home Til Morning Original Air Date: 09/16/2012

Tracy Grammer is, via her website, a poetry-loving, type A ex-head cheerleader, graphic designer, classically trained violinist and karaoke queen with Florida roots and California cool. And for a handful of years she was in a folk duo with the incredible Dave Carter, which makes this a story for the ages. One of their songs, Gentle Arms of Eden, was rated 75 in the top 100 folk songs of all times, so you know this is great folk music! All the songs in this program are performed by Tracy Grammer Solitary Man Gypsy Rose (AKA Gypsy Down) The Mountain Phantom Doll The Verdant Mile Original Air Date: 09/02/2012

Pat Lamanna is part of the People's Music Network for Songs of Freedom & Struggle, has performed for 15 years as part of the folk trio, The Raggedy Crew, and run a coffee house music venue starting in the 1970's. Find Pat on Facebook, get her music at CDBaby, or visit her very occasional blog All the songs in this program are written & performed by Pat Lamanna: Peace Pilgrim - more info at PeacePilgrim.org Two Towers Stories Good Ship Beagle Gather in the Warmth We Will Survive Original Air Date: 08/19/2012

Annie Lanzillotto rocks it! Soulful, quirky, sweet, brash, indomitable, she produces a variety of art - 3 rock/blues/spoken word CDs (Blue Pill, Carry My Coffee, and Eleven Recitations), a memoir, L is for Lion: An Italian Bronx Butch Freedom Memoir, a book of poetry, Schistsong, and much more performance art, some available on her site. Annie also asks you to visit & help at RememberTheTriangleFire.org. All the songs in this program are written & performed by Annie Lanzillotto: Blue Pill - from Blue Pill, by The Annie Lanzillotto Band (with Adeel Salman, Erik Van Batavia, Lori Goldston Mr. Butterfly - from Eleven Recitations, with Lori Goldston, Rose Imperato, Sylvie Diegez Red Sky - from Blue Pill, by The Annie Lanzillotto Band (with Adeel Salman, Erik Van Batavia, Lori Goldston Shelter - from Blue Pill Command My Soul - from Carry My Coffee with Pasquale Cangiano, Eddie Gormley This Moon - from Carry My Coffee

Ellen Whyte mostly hangs out in Portland, but recently toured Wisconsin's Chippewa Valley with Sue Orfield. She combines her beautiful voice & great musicians with a powerful personal understanding - of the blues, of rhythm, and of turning her life around. She's someone you want to know, both as a musician & as a person. Music included in Ellen Whyte's Song of the Soul: I'm a Little Teapot - The Hit Crew Beer Barrel Polka - Myron Floren and the Semonski Sisters (on The Ed Sullivan Show) I'm Beginning to See the Light - Ella Fitzgerald & Count Basie She Loves You - The Beatles Bring On The Storm - from Here... & Gone - Ellen Whyte & Reflex Blue Lucky In Love - from Four Way Stop - Ellen Whyte Table For One - from Standing At The Sunrise - Ellen Whyte & Reflex Blue Standing At The Sunrise - from Standing At The Sunrise - Ellen Whyte & Reflex Blue Original Air Date: 07/15/2012

Chris Moore is unique singer/songwriter on a very conscious spiritual path, often explored in and through music, currently as part of the trio, Kindling Stone. Chris' journey forward in Spirit has taken him progressively back in musical styles and forms, including music from the Sacred Harp and the Shakers. He's profound, humble, inspiring, and a talented, creative musician. Chris Moore's Song of the Soul includes the following music: Song Without The Singing - Kindling Stone, written by Chris Moore Odem - Kindling Stone, adapted from the Sacred Harp Broken Racers - Kindling Stone, written by Chris Moore Down in the Lowly Vale - Sister Mildred Barker from Early Shaker Spirituals Closer - Rust Farm, written by Chris Moore and John McGann I'm On My Journey Home - Denson's Sacred Harp Singers from Religion Is A Fortune Little Children - Kindling Stone arrangement of a traditional Shaker tune Original Air Date: 08/12/2012

Ken Lonnquist is change-making, environmental activist, humorous & serious type of singer/songwriter. Ken produces a wide array of musical styles, though folkish is sort of home base for him. You'll find a spirit of deep connection with the Earth and a musical talent to add riches to your musical experience in Madison, Wisconsin, with Ken. All the songs in this program are performed by Ken Lonnquist: Waking Up - from Weave The Woods Are Well - from Weave Make Up Life As You Go - from Slow Ride The Reason We Are Here - from Slow Ride Time Flies - from Vicious Fishes Willows - from Switcher-On Of Stars This Is - from Our Place and Time Original Air Date: 07/01/2012

Carrie Newcomer added some rich music, experience and Spirit to her repertoire by her recent visits to India, including collaboration with legendary sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and his sons Amaan & Ayaan. As always, Carrie weaves tapestries of music & Spirit spanning the globe, all launched from her home in Indiana. All the songs in this program are written by Carrie Newcomer and performed by her with Amjad, Amaan, & Ayaan Kahn on Carrie's latest CD, Everything Is Everywhere: Breathe In Breathe Out Everything Is Everywhere I Believe Shine Original Air Date: 05/20/2012

Kim Harris and her husband, Reggie, have been conveying passion, history, and spirit through great music for decades. In addition to the folk venues and schools where they've performed and taught, Kim has added learning & teaching as part of the degree she's poised to receive from Union Theological Seminary in NYC. All the songs in this program are performed by Kim & Reggie Harris, unless otherwise indicated: Let Us Break Bread Together On Our Knees - from Steal Away Ain't I A Woman - from Steal Away I'm On My Way (Let My People Go) - featuring Rabbi Jonathan Kligler with Kim & Reggie Harris Spoken In Love - from Simplicity BONUS TRACK - in Excerpts Short Shift At Ground Zero - from Simplicity Original Air Date: 05/06/2012

While traditional Quaker worship, based on silence, has no scheduled singing as part of worship, Quakers are among the singing-est and dancing-est of folks around. Don Pardee did a simple recording of 6 folks from Milwaukee Friends Meeting singing a sampling of songs they share Sunday mornings before worship. Jim Schacht, Don Pardee, & Andrea Jehly share about the music they made, along with Sally Durgerian, Kay Augustine, and Jennifer Dahlquist. You can get the full CD of 17 songs from Jim Schacht by contacting Northern Spirit Radio All songs are performed by Jim Schacht, Don Pardee, Andrea Jehly, Sally Durgerian, Kay Augustine, and Jennifer Dahlquist. Selected by Jim Schacht Dear Lord & Father of Mankind God of Grace and God of Glory Breathe on Me Breath of God Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming Selected by Don Pardee Give Yourself to Love - by Kate Wolf The George Fox Song - by Sidney Carter For the Beauty of the Earth Selected by Andrea Jehly Lone Wild Bird Great is Thy Faithfulness Blessed Quietness

Kiya Heartwood has an amazing assemblage of musical influences, from folk to hard rock and punk rock, plus her degree in composing. She was with Radio Cafe, then on Arista records with Stealin Horses, and settled into a long spell with Miriam Davidson as Wishing Chair, and CDs & books by Kiya and Meg Barnhouse are available at OutlawHillArts.com. Unless otherwise indicated, all the songs in this program are written & performed by Kiya Heartwood: Bold Swimmer Hold On Change (Is Gonna Come) Territory Water with Narration - from The Gaia Psalms written & performed by Kiya Heartwood & Meg Barnhouse Feeling Good - written by Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley Original Air Date: 04/29/2012

Richard Bruxvoort Colligan is a passionate singer/songwriter with a difference - his degree from United Theological Seminary in the Twin Cities. Whether making acoustic music on his own, singing with his wife as River's Voice, creating liturgical music, or writing on his blog called 'World Stretching', you'll find a kind, deep heart & mind poured out through beautiful melodies. He's also a founder of the Progressive Christian Artists Network. pcan on facebook Progressive Christian Artists Network All the songs in this program are written & performed by Richard Bruxvoort Colligan:: If I Were a Duck Wait for God Unfailing Love Ground and Source of All That Is (She Was) Running Wild The Seed My Love Is My Shepherd Original Air Date: 04/08/2012

Meg Barnhouse is a singer/songwriter/storyteller, plus she is minister of Austin UU Church. Raised in southern evangelical Christian circles, ordained Presbyterian, Meg's faith was lost and reborn transformed as a UU when she was 40. She sings and passion and deep heart. Unless otherwise indicated, all the songs in this program are written & performed by Meg Barnhouse: Chrysalis Move Over Lights of Austin - by Kiya Heartwood Your Place in my Heart All Will Be Well BONUS TRACK - Excerpt "The Broken Buddha" Original Air Date: 04/22/2012

David Massengill mixes singing, songwriting, storytelling, mountain dulcimer, guitar, and the taste of home-grown Tennessee, painting auditory pictures that pluck heart strings and induce smiles. He's engagingly just himself. Find info also on his website. All the songs in this program are written & performed by David Massengill:: The Return - from The Return One For The Loons - from Twilight the Taj Mahal Cousin Jackie and Mamaw's Hedges - from My Home Must Be A Special Place We Will Be Together - from We Will Be Together To Climb a Tree - from We Will Be Together

Fred Small animates stories through his songs, with a heart and a spirit of gold. He weaves a world-wide family with his songs of healing and hope. Fred started out as a lawyer in the environmental field, became a folksinger/activist, and is currently as a minister at First Parish Cambridge Unitarian Universalist. You can purchase his CD's at rounder.com and CDFreedom.com. All the songs in this program are written & performed by Fred Small:: Everything Possible Denmark 1943 I Will Stand Fast Simple Living Guinevere and the Fire Only Love Original Air Date: 03/04/2012

Gordon Bok is one of the greats of folk music, with many songs coming from the sea, or the edge of the sea, where he lives. He delivers them with a depth and a resonance that echos deep in the soul. With 22 of his own recordings, plus collaborations with Ann Muir, Ed Trickett, Cindy Kallet, among others, Gordon Bok has created and passed on an immense wealth of balladry and inspiration. All the songs in this program are performed by Gordon Bok:: Bold Reynolds - from Other Eyes Herring Croon - The Last Verse - from Other Eyes Oystershell Road - from Gordon Bok In Concert Sarabande's Story - from Other Eyes The Seals - from Other Eyes Turning Toward the Morning - from First Fifteen Years Vol I and Turning Toward the Morning by Bok, Muir, and Trickett Original Air Date: 02/05/2012

Dave Para & Cathy Barton are passionate about folk music and folk history, living that out by performing folk music, old and new, by creating historical albums, like about Lewis & Clark, anchoring the Big Muddy Festival and by jamming with the folks of Carp Camp at the Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield, Kansas. All the songs in this program are performed by Dave Para & Cathy Barton unless otherwise noted: River of the Big Canoes - from The Wandering Fool (Tibute to Bob Dyer) by Dave Para, Cathy Barton, and Bob Dyer with the Central Methodist A Capella Choir Journey Song for Pomp - from Most Perfect Harmony - Lewis and Clark: A Musical Journey by The Discovery String Band (Cathy Barton & Dave Para, Paul & Win Grace, and Bob Dyer) Easter - from I Used to Have a Mother & Father (words by John Niehardt) I Had a Good Mother and a Father - song by Washington Phillips Shirley's Reel/Salvation - by Cathy Barton, Dave Para, and a lot of other folks at Carp Camp 2011, at the Walnut Valley Festi

David Huckfelt is co-founder of The Pines, a Twin Cities band making Midwest music which is sometimes haunted, eloquent, gripping, starkly poetic, and which is always very, very, good. With all kinds of musical influences, the final product is unique to them. David grew up in Iowa and now is in awe of Lake Superior. All the songs in this program are performed by The Pines: Be There in Bells - from Dark So Gold Pray Tell - from Tremolo Light Under the Door - from Sparrows in the Bell Rise Up and Be Lonely - from Dark So Gold Grace Hill - from Dark So Gold What Good Am I? - from A Nod to Bob 2: An Artists Tribute to Bob Dylan on His 70th Birthday

AGAPE* (David Scherer) does deep, searching, inspirational, hip-hop/rap music calling listeners to a closer connection to God. Son of hippie-Lutheran parents, the lone white kid in an inner city school, Dave comes from great stuff and leads us there as well. Completely real, Dave is a tonic for those who despair of real Spirit in the Church. All the songs in this program are performed by AGAPE* (David Scherer) unless otherwise noted: Dear Mama - by Tupac Shakur Unbelief - from Rise Up Rise Up - from Rise Up Rejoice - from Sprinkle Sunshine Tears - from Paradoxology BONUS MUSIC EXCERPTS: All Are Welcome - from Many Rooms New Law - by Derek Webb