Anne Price
Links to Friends and Organizations
Distributors:
CD Baby
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Folk
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An excellent source of folk recordings with
detailed booklets on sources.
Four
Dogs Music
Distributor of progressive political music in the United
Kingdom.
- New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club
- The Folk Music Society of New York, Inc. Anne is a
longtime executive board member. Folk concerts throughout the year, special events, and three folk weekends per year (February, May, November) in New York
State, Pennsylvania,
or Connecticut.
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- Folk Project (New Jersey Folk Club)
- The New Jersey counterpart to New York Pinewoods, this club runs a weekly coffee house called the Minstrel in Morristown, New Jersey, and has Fall and Spring "Festivals" similar to the New York Pinewoods weekend.
- Peoples' Voice Cafe, New York City
- Fine music with a political slant.
- New England Folk Festival (NEFFA)
- A marvelous festival of folk dance and music from around the world in Massachusetts every April.
- Old Songs Festival
- Wonderful festival of traditional folk music, in June at Altamont, New York, near Albany.
- Mystic Seaport Museum
- A reconstructed 19th-century village in Connecticut, with sailing ships, craft demonstrations, and shantymen, great to visit all year round. Wonderful festival of sea music in June.
- CDSS - Pinewoods Camp
- Near Plymouth, Massachusetts, beautiful wooded camp with two lakes. Folk dance and music weeks throughout the summer.
- South Street Seaport Museum
- At South Street in New York City. Sailing ships and sea museum. Weekly concerts of sea music in the summer, monthly the rest of the year.
- Mudcat Cafe
- An online folk music forum and source of folk lyrics. If the song you're looking for isn't in their database, post a question and get dozens of replies within hours. Also chat on any subject of interest to folkies.
- People's Music Network
- People's Music Network/Songs of Freedom and Struggle is a network of musicians, performers, songwriters, sound and recording engineers, music lovers, record and concert producers, promoters, activists, and more, using music and culture to promote progresssive ideas and values.
Clubs & Festivals:
- Allen Hopkins
- A friend from Rochester, New York. Performs historical programs at Genesee County Village and Museum, and plays many instruments with several different groups.
- Evy Mayer
- Sings funny songs, rounds, swing, and other kinds of music with Double Trouble, Triboro, and the Rounds Galore and More Singers.
- Alan Friend
- Sings and plays Old Time music and traditional ballads. Plays banjo, guitar, and concertina.
Friends:
- The Johnson Girls
- Strong-voiced women sing songs of the sea.
- Heather Wood
- New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club board member, Heather is the only surviving member of the Young Tradition. Heather was also a member of Poor Old Horse, who did sea music and Copper Family style English folk songs.
- Orrin Star
- Orrin is a hot bluegrass musician who plays with the Sultans of String. He recorded and played instrumentals on Anne's CD Hearth and Fire.
- David Jones
- English folksinger who had been a member of Poor Old Horse along with Heather Wood and the late Tom Gibney. David now lives in New Jersey.
- Joel Landy
- Singer and writer of political songs. Active in People's Music Network. Has TV show Songs of Freedom on New York City cable and on the web at www.mnn.org. Member of MacDougal Street Rent Party.
- Steve Suffet
- Knowledgeable folksinger
on the folk scene since
the 1960s. Friend, frequent musical partner, and fellow member of
MacDougal Street Rent Party.
- Mike Agranoff
Folk Project organizer. Skilled musician, strong on humor. - Ray Korona
- Writes and performs songs
of social justice. Also
a fine recording engineer who recorded, mastered, and mixed Anne's CDs .