Rolf Cahn - California Concert with Rolf CahnVersatile guitarist Rolf Cahn collected his music in Europe, the Caribbean, and Mexico, as well as in American folk music circles. This album portrays his passion for both flamenco and the blues, and it explores the melodies of several songs, including "Yarrow," an 18th century Scottish ballad Cahn learned from the great singer and activist Ewan McColl.

the poet also chooses the expression 'bloody comets' as a metaphor for torment and 'the distress of the heart'

as Hank searches for himself

song histories

as his goal

Jonathan Manson

The group convened at their old stomping grounds at the legendary Sigma Sounds studios in Philadelphia and commenced to make a new album that would revive some of The Ebonys classic tunes plus add some new material and choice covers to round out the project

With more than 60 million records sold worldwide

For Mendéz

A city of unparalleled beauty

True to Atomicat Records' undertaking we present something unexpected and a little bit different for you to discover

the remaining players are Jodie Christian & Albert Heath

"I first met John Dwyer on Flag Day