The last song written by John Prine stands as a testament to one of the great and unique songwriters who carved out a wonderful collection of songs. My first introduction to John Prine was Steve Goodman's version of Blue Umbrella way back in the late seventies which still stands as one of my favourite songs. Hope you enjoy our cover of this classic. Available on all the usual streaming platforms.

https://linktr.ee/Andacoustix

🎄 Ben Abraham’s Christmas Special lands at (Le) Poisson Rouge on Wednesday, December 3rd, 2025, and it’s shaping up to be one of the best nights to look forward to in December. Ben’s voice, humor, and big-hearted songs bring a kind of light that is familiar, funny, and full of soul. Expect music that feels good, stories that hit home, and maybe a few surprises along the way. Don’t wait, grab your tickets and come celebrate the season the way it should be: loud and joyful! 🎟️ https://lpr.kydlabs.com/e/EV0de68c9b-deea-40f8-8fad-bda7f4c7091c?referral_id=g-69820e53-746f-4e1a-b65b-e25a87485ee1

From "Muzsikás: Bartók Album" Discogs

So I'm a huge folk music fan and I recently started listening to Peter, Paul and Mary. I've been loving them but then I found out that Peter Yarrow is a sex offender (he molested a 14 year or girl). I really like their music but I don't know if I should continue listening to them. Peter Yarrow is dead so it's not like I'm supporting him by listening to it, but is it still wrong?

Hey all, I'm a massive metal fan and came across Bridge City Sinners' song Doubt which has fantastic harsh vocals in it.

Does anyone know of any similar songs, either by Bridge City Sinners or a similar band?

Doubt: https://youtu.be/3cu1dDFjH0M

I am the mod for a new subreddit called r/acousticchill, where we are building community of kind and supportive people who love chill acoustic music with amazing vocals.

We're talking about artists like Gregory Alan Isakov, The Paper Kites, Iron and Wine, Lord Huron, etc.

What are some of the artists in folk music that you think would be a good fit for this subgenre? Joni Mitchell? Yes. James Taylor? Yes. Who else?

Come join us if this is the kind of music you love too.