Dacid Rovics

[YKTMX]

You can download his music free of charge from his website (davidrovics.com). If you can afford it you should really make a donation if you download a lot of stuff but it's up to you of course.

His politics are absolutely rock-solid and he can really twang a tune.

Highly reccomended.

Oh god, a typo in a thread title. How juvenile.

[Louis Pio]

I heard him play here in Denmark. A bit simplistic for my taste though

[iwwobblie]

I like Rovics,though he does sometimes sacrifice melody and structure for the message.If you like him,I'd also recommend Attila The Stockbroker,Steve Earle,and Utah Phillips.

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 18 2004, 07:32 PM
I like Rovics,though he does sometimes sacrifice melody and structure for the message.If you like him,I'd also recommend Attila The Stockbroker,Steve Earle,and Utah Phillips.
In addition to those I'd like to include the following:

Fred Stanton:
http://www.fortissimo.org/artists/stanton/index.html
Here's where you can download some mp3s
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/writePage....ave=fredstanton (http://www.soundclick.com/bands/writePage.cfm?myType=music&bandid=1453&bandnamesave=fredstanton)


Leon Rosselson:
http://www.kar83.dial.pipex.com/leon.html

Dick Gaughan:
http://www.dickalba.demon.co.uk/

Christy Moore:
http://www.christymoore.com/

Eric Bogle:
http://www.windbourne.com/ebogle/

Andy Irvine:
http://andyirvine.com/