A review of Patty Griffin's latest release

Hal Horowitz reviews Patty Griffin's new release "Servant of Love."

Movement music

Salamishah Tillet writes about the re-emergence of the protest song as a result of so many of the deaths, murders, arrests and other racist acts headlining so much of the news.

What's especially interesting is no mention of the folk angle. There are plenty of contributions emerging from so many artists who are simply unknown to the general public with airplay solely on folk music shows or podcasts.

Audrey Auld has passed

Paul Liberatore/Marin Independent Journal covers the passing of Audrey Auld.

"The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" - Gordon Lightfoot

Rick Moore digs into the background surrounding Gordon Lightfoot's famous song "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald."

The ultimate discussion of Bob Dylan's music

Scott Timberg on "Critics and musicians take on 50 years of Dylan, album by album"

The latest on Meg Baird

Duncan Cooper writes "The Quiet Evolution Of Meg Baird, One Of Folk Music's Strongest Voices"

A heritage of hate, murder and abuse is nothing to celebrate

Inspired (or rather as a result of) recent events:

'Take Down Your Flag,' by Peter Mulvey

Why the 'Take Down Your Flag' songwriter was willing to be rude after Charleston shooting

Singer Peter Mulvey rallies peers with Confederate flag protest