Best of 2022 – Steve Kindig (Folk)

By WTJU

Steve Kindig alternates on Atlantic Weekly Saturday morning from 8-10 (eastern).

Artist/Album/Label

The Slocan Ramblers/Up the Hill and Through the Fog/SLOMUSIC
This one gets my vote as acoustic music album of the year. Freshest bluegrass I’ve heard in quite a while.

Bob Minner/From Sulphur Springs to Rising Fawn: The Songs of Norman Blake/Engelhardt

Brennen Leigh/Obsessed With The West/Signature Sounds

Ian Noe/River Fools & Mountain Saints/Lock 13

Billy Strings/Me / And / Dad/Rounder

Andy Leftwich/The American Fiddler/Mountain Home Music Company

Pharis & Jason Romero/Tell’em You Were Gold/Smithsonian Folkways

Joseph Decosimo/While You Were Slumbering/Sleepy Cat

Sam Bush/Radio John: Songs of John Hartford/Smithsonian Folkways

Mama’s Broke/Narrow Line/Free Dirt

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