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Articles in Spring 2006 issue of Sing Out! The Folk Song Magazine

• Michael Troy
• Big congrats to New Zealand harmonica player Midge Marsden for being honored as a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit after a 40-year career
• Peter Ostroushko
• After a hiatus of 18 years, Cindy Funk is back on the air at WYSO-FM, in Yellow Springs, Ohio
• On December 19, the Concord Music Group acquired Telare International Corporation
• Who's your uncle Earl?
  by Scott Alarik
• Mississippi sawyer
• A celebration of storytelling - The ENDLESS TALE: Storytelling: its events, tellers, stories, organizations, resources & points of discussion
  by Dan Keding
• Such a Killing Crime
  by Roger Deitz
• Cast King: Saw Mill Man
  by John Lupton
• John McEuen and the L.A. String Wizards: Round Trip: Live in L.A
  by Stephen P. Ledgin
• Various: Night Train to Nashville: Music City Rhythm and Blues, 1945-70, vol. 2
  by Gary Von Tersch
• Mary Jane Lamond: Storas
  by Rob Weir
• Mick McAuley and Winifred Horan: Serenade
  by Rob Weir
• Various: In Harmony's Way: A Celebration of Traditional Group Singing in the San Francisco Bay Area
  by Matt Watroba
• Tom Chapin: Some Assembly Required
  by Fran Landt
• Will Taylor and Strings Attached: Collaborations
  by Michael Tearson
• Tim Grimm: The Back Fields
  by Rich Warren
• Don McLean, Rearview Mirror
  by Mike Regenstreif
• Robyn Ludwick, For So Long
  by Michael Tearson
• EDESSA, Bereket
  by Chris Nickson
• Jack Williams, Laughing in the Face of the Blues
  by Michael Tearson
• Joel Mabus: Parlor Guitar
  by Tom Druckenmiller
• Renee Austin
• Satalla
• Our congrats to all the winners of Mojo Magazine's 2005 Top Ten Folk Albums of the Year
• WoodSongs Old Time Radio Hour
• Weber Fine Acoustic Instruments
• Take These Chains
• Fly around my pretty little miss
• A flock of tellers? A herd? A pride? A litter? - The ENDLESS TALE: Storytelling: its events, tellers, stories, organizations, resources & points of discussion
  by Dan Keding
• Sources for reviewed books
• Jane Rothfield: In the Moment
  by Tom Druckenmiller
• Chris Murphy: Juniper
  by Tom Druckenmiller
• Chicago Blues Harmonica Project featuring the Chicago Bluesmasters: Diamonds in the Rough
  by Gary Von Tersch
• The Great Bear Trio: Dancing Again
  by Mary DesRosiers
• Cherish The Ladies: Woman of the House
  by Rob Weir
• Debra Cowan with Michael DeLalla: Dad's Dinner Pail
  by Rich Warren
• Minton Sparks: Sin Sick
  by Dan Keding
• Royal Pine: Chanty Town
  by Mike Regenstreif
• Sari Baker Trio: Still Feel You
  by Jamie Anderson
• Todd Snider, That Was Me: 1994-1998
  by Michael Tearson
• The Woodys, Telluride to Tennessee
  by Rick Lee
• Radmilla Cody, Spirit of a Woman
  by Jamie Anderson
• Fritz Richmond: 1939-2005
  by Geoff Muldaur
• La Musgana: Temas Profanos
  by Chris Nickson
• Joe Hickerson
• Our congrats to all the winners at the 2005 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards, which were held November 24-26 in Toronto
• Bi Kidude
• Traditions
• Alligator Records
• Kimmo Phjonnen lets his freak flag fly
  by Heather Henderson
• Oak Tree
• Miss Kathryn
  by Dan Keding
• Don't Count Riches
• The Red Rose Girls: The Red Rose Girls
  by Tom Druckenmiller
• Mississippi John Hurt: D.C. Blues: The Library of Congress Recordings, Vol. 2
  by Gary Von Tersch
• Pat Donohue: Profile
  by Mike Regenstreif
• Les Charbonniers De L'enfer: Wo
  by Rob Weir
• Peter Horan and Gerry Harrington: Fortune Favours the Merry
  by Chris Nickson
• Jeff Warner: Jolly Tinker
  by Matt Watroba
• Linda Allen: Where / Stand
  by Rich Warren
• Katy Mitchell: Baby It's You
  by Ronnie. Lankford, Jr.
• Nickel Creek: Why Should the Fire Die?
  by Matt Watroba
• Leon Redbone, Live: The Olympia Theater, Paris, France
  by Mike Regenstreif
• Bruce Cockburn, Speechless
  by Mike Regenstreif
• Compact discs
• Ion Petre Stoican: Sounds from a Bygone Age, vol. 1
  by Derek Beres
• Our congrats to the recipients of The Blues Foundation's 2006 Keeping the Blues Alive awards
• Old Town School of Folk Music, Juan Dies
• Grand Ole Opry
• We congratulate the winners of the Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards
• We may not need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows, but apparently we do need one of the greatest songwriters of this or any other century to tell us what songs we are listening to on the radio
• River driving
  by Jeanne Robert Foster
• Aroma
• The Green Wedding
• Walk the World Now, Children
• Could It Be Him?
• The Peasall Sisters: Home to You
  by Stephanie P. Ledgin
• Jelly Roll Morton: The Complete Library of Congress Recordings
  by Elijah Wald