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i guess a separate list from the main one is OK?

Huck Notari - Very Long Dream
Deer Tick - Born on a Flag Day
Dan Baker - Outskirts Of Town (2008)
Eilen Jewel - Sea of Tears
The Felice Brothers - Yonder Is The Clock
J.B. Beverley & The Wayward Drifters - Watch America Roll By
The Wave Pictures - If You Leave It Alone
Trainwreck Riders - The Perch
John Doe & The Sadies - Country Club
The Dexateens - Singlewide
Strand of Oaks - Leave Ruin
Wooden Wand - Hard Knox
Deep Dark Woods - The Winter Hours
Justin Townes Earle - Midnight At The Movies
Jon-Rae Fletcher - Oh Maria
The Gourds - Haymaker!
Phosphorescent - To Willie
Dan Auerbach (Black Keys) - Keep It Hid
Heartless Bastards - The Mountain
Frontier Folk Nebraska - Pearls
Or, the whale - Light Poles and Pines
Joose Keskitalo - Tule Minun Luokseni, Kulta
The Devil Makes Three - Do Wrong Right
United Steel Workers Of Montreal - Three on the tree
Timber Timbre - S/T
The Loom - At Last Light (2008 EP)
Handsome Family - Honey Moon
Great Lake Swimmers - Lost Channels
Leonard Mynx - Vesper
 
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I've heard some on your list, ajar, and more that I need to check into. Saw Strand of Oaks' Leave Ruin in a local record shop last week and had no idea what it was. I'm listening to their myspace now and like what I'm hearing.

Ordered the J.B. Beverley & the Wayward Drifters yesterday through CD Baby. Sounds like good stuff.
 
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Sweet, thanks for the list, Ajar. I'll definitely check some of those out and make a list of my own soon.


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Timber Timbre - S/T
Bill Callahan - Sometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle
Magnolia Electric Co. - Josephine
Huck Notari - Very Long Dream
Wooden Wand - Hard Knox
The Deep Dark Woods - Winter Hours
Abner Jay - True Story of Abner Jay
Jon-Rae Fletcher - Oh, Maria
Bowerbirds - Upper Air
Big Blood - Already Gone II
Deer Tick - Born on Flag Day
Jordaan Mason & the Horse Museum - Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head
Wooden Wand - Born Bad
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - Beware
Laura Gibson - Beasts of Seasons
Chriss Sutherland - Worried Love
Joose Keskitalo - Tule minun luokseni, kulta
Caloric - Hesitation
Silent Paper radios - Reborn as a Wind Chime
Alela Diane - To Be Still
Doug Paisley - Doug Paisley
The Dexateens - Singlewide
Leonard Mynx - Vesper
Vetiver - Tight Knit
Pajo - Scream With Me
J.B. Beverley and the Wayward Drifters - Watch America Roll By
Nesey Gallons - Eyes & Eyes & Eyes Ago

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very nice. i see more than a couple i already appreciate and more still that i will be looking into in the very near future. many thanks!
 
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Gregory Alan Isakov - This Empty Northern Hemisphere

Really enjoying this one. I liked Rust Colored Stones quite a bit, but this one is much better. Just some great mostly downcast, reflective folks songs.


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ooh, great lists.

the only record i think can be missing is Ryan Driver - Feeling of Pure Joy with the song "No One Cay Say Too Well" (pure joy, for the listener though =))


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Stephen Simmons - Girls

Really digging this one. Just revisited it after first hearing it a few months ago. Great, mostly mellow folk songs with some great hooks, every song about a different girl.


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I'm a Brit and I've had this before on other posts here as it's not really the same as Americans tend to think of folk, but I recommend Lau's Arc Light.
Anyone heard it?


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