River City Folk Schedule
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River City Folk is now self distributed, through PRX and other sources, to around 150 radio stations nation wide. Radio Stations that carry River City Folk programming usually broadcast these programs 3-4 days before or 7- 10 days after the date listed. Please check with your local radio station for an exact time and date.
River City Folk is also heard four times weekly on the
XM satellite network, though the perfomances are in a different order than below, that XM determines.

 

2009- 24 years of "River City Folk" !

RCF January-February-March 2009

RCF 09-2   January 5th
Juliet Wyers
A percussive, progressive sound is the hallmark of this young artist’s exciting original music

RCF  09-3      January 12th
Tillers Folly
This Vancouver, British Columbia trio remains one of the most talented celtic-influenced groups in the world,  performing songs of history and beyond       
               

RCF  09-4   January 19th
Andrew Calhoun
Founder of “Waterbug” records, and an esteemed folk artist in his own right, Andrew Calhoun has been performing folk music across the U.S. for over 25 years.

RCF 09-5       January 26th
Anne Weiss     
With the accent on “Bluesy”, Anne has a powerful new collection of songs that will lift you out of your chair and get you moving..and thinking.

RCF   09-6    February 2nd
Garrett and Westcott
Mainstream folk and blues combine to create a fresh, compelling sound for this Seattle duo

RCF  09-7   February 9th
The Wanderers
Bill Murlin and Carl Allen present an interesting mix of Woody Guthrie lore and songs, as well as playing original and just plain fun songs.

RCF   09-8        February 16th
John Koonce
Insightful original lyrics and a driving rhythm are the forces that propel the songs of this Portland, Oregon veteran singer/songwriter

RCF   09-9    February 23rd
Dick Weissman
With his new album  “Four Directions”, inspired by Navajo traditions, Dick takes us on a journey of instrumentals and songs.

RCF  09-10  March 2nd
Terry Brock
St. Joseph, Missouri is the home of this traditionally based singer.  Lovely songs, both original and traditional, from the Kansas prairies.

RCF   09-11  March 9th
Annie Bethencourt
Spending part of her year in Portland, Oregon, and part of every year in Costa Rica, Annie has a truly expressive voice and thoughtful songs. 

 

RCF  09-12  March 16th
William Pint/Felicia Dale
Songs of the Sea and the people who sail them;  with hurdy gurdy, guitar, and great harmonies.

RCF  09-13   March 23rd
Debra Cowan
A wonderful mix of both original and traditional Folk music.  Debra has been criss-crossing the U.S. for the past many years, and is truly an inspirational and important folk artist

RCF  09-14  March 30th
Andrew McKnight  (studio B program)
From Virginia, Andrew travels the country and promotes not only his music; but works towards changing environmental policies and the attitudes of folks that come to hear his evocative music.

RCF 9-15 April 6th
Claudia Schmidt
Claudia has had a career in acoustic music spanning over 40 years, and still captivates crowds with her magnificent voice and dramatic concerts.  Recorded live at Artichoke Music in Portland, Oregon

RCF 9-16 April 13th
Lincoln Crockett/ Chris Kokesh (new)
The immediacy of Lincoln’s old time and bluegrass styles blend with the beauty of Chris Kokesh’s honeyed voice and country influenced songs.  Lincoln and Chris truly have a magical blend of sound and tradition.

RCF 9-17 April 20th
Don Conoscenti
Eloquent guitar highlighted with a world sensibility, Don Conoscenti is a highly respected songwriter in the folk music world, as well as a sought after lead guitarist by such performers as Ellis Paul.

RCF 9-18 April 27th
Harry Manx
Compelling, world traveled performer, Harry combines Indian raga with American blues on the Mohan Veena, to create truly unique and thoughtful music

RCF 9-19 May 4th
Jake Henry and Bill Joliff
Inspired Bluegrass and Gospel music by this father-son duo, recorded live in Concert at Ken Cartwright’s music store in Stayton, Oregon

RCF 9-20 May 11th
Chris Kennedy
A career as a college professor as well as a lifetime of songwriting, performing and absorbing history on his many travels, has given Chris Kennedy a fascinating basis for his songs of the american road, romance, and remembrance.

RCF 9-21 May 18th
Linda Allen
Linda’s music focuses on her native Pacific Northwest region, as well as the history and struggle of women to create an equitable society.

RCF 9-22 May 25th
HaleLupe
Lupe has just release her first album, "The Heart of Things"; but has already had a career in related arts for over 20 years. She has a beautiful, evocative voice and
songs that touch the soul.

RCF 9-23 June 1st
Nancy Conescu
A haunting voice and brilliant guitar work are the hallmarks of this celtic music singer/instrumentalist.  Nancy has performed in concerts and clubs all over the U.s. and overseas.

RCF 9-23 June 8th
Black Squirrels  (new)
Elements of oldtime music, jazz, and swing are mixed together in these original and traditional songs by this fun-loving Midwestern bunch.

 

RCF 9-24 June 15th
Richard Sales
Quirky, unpredictable, musical, and fun;  Richard is joined in concert at Artichoke Music in Portland by his family and an enthusiastic live audience.

RCF 9-25 June 22nd
Cris Kelly
Cris Kelly has been working hard at making music his full time profession, having just released his third album and touring both as a solo and with a band throughout the western U.S.

RCF 9-26 June 29th
Woods Tea Company
This legendary group from Vermont has been performing across the highways and byways of America for the last 20 years.  They feature a potent combination of celtic, american, traditional and original songs and instrumentals.   From the RCF
archives, recorded in Omaha in the 1990’s