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Jimmy LaFave

Austin, TX has loads of good songwriters. To be good songwriter them and to be making a living at it puts you in pretty good company. Jimmy LaFave is there. (07/02/2007)

After hearing Stephen Stills' "Tree Top Flyer" on the radio, Ray LaMontagne made up his mind on the spot to become a singer and musician. By the summer of 1999 he had a ten-song demo tape and a publishing deal with Chrysalis Music Publishing. His debut album "Trouble" has been referred to "quietly devastating meditations on life and love." (10/06/2008)

Peter Lang

It seems at one time or another in a music legend's life, he returns to the music that got him into the career in the first place. That's what Peter Lang did. His twelfth album is being released this week and after a career being labeled a folk and fingerstyle guitar ace, Lang is returning to his blues roots. (04/09/2008)

Langhorne Slim

Taking his moniker from his birth place, Langhorne, PA, folk singer-songwriter Langhorne Slim (nee Sean Scolnick) now calls many places home including Portland, OR, California, and Brooklyn, NY. (09/16/2009)

Langhorne Slim

He shares the same label as Moby and the White Stripes, but he's just wants you to know he's an average guy from Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Slim joined Mark Wheat in the Current studios and performed his signature gritty Americana songs. (06/15/2005)

Kari Larson

Cam Waters and Kari Larson perform "Travelin' Man," "Stag-O-Lee," "Shake Sugaree," and "Ragged and Dirty" (02/01/2005)

The Last Town Chorus

The sound of The Last Town Chorus can be described by a room full of people and each individual will undoubtedly have their own take on it. The lap steel guitar adds another layer of melody to their refreshing sound. (05/24/2007)

Greg Laswell

Greg Laswell is a singer/songwriter from San Diego who is not afraid to tap into some very personal and dark parts of his life for musical inspiration. In the case of his latest album "Through Toledo," it was his recent divorce that provided the material. (08/07/2006)

Oren Lavie

Singer, playwright, director and songwriter Oren Lavie has grown up all over the world, carrying influences from each of his seemingly native lands into his music. (03/31/2009)

Amos Lee

Former schoolteacher Amos Lee takes inspiration from some of the greats of soul, such as Stevie Wonder and Bill Withers, and folk legends like John Prine and Dave Van Ronk. (08/26/2006)

Amos Lee

Amos Lee performs "Keep It Loose, Keep It Tight," "Jails and Bombs," and "Bottom of the Barrel" (10/26/2005)

Ben Lee

Much to his own surprise, more and more people are being exposed to Ben Lee's music. On the eve of the release of sixth solo effort, Ripe, the former Noise Addict stopped by on "day one" of a very brief, five-city promotional tour. (08/28/2007)

Ben Lee

Ben Lee performs "Into the Dark" and "Catch My Disease" (04/03/2005)

Julie Lee

It's been said that Nashville has more songwriters per capita than most other towns. Alison Rae and Julie Lee are both singer-songwriters with Nashville experience. Alison spent a few years there before moving back home to Minnesota. Julie lives there now and has had success not only recording her own music, but also having it recorded by the likes of Alison Krauss. (12/14/2007)

Rickie Lee Jones

In 1979, a young Rickie Lee Jones got a big taste of success from her debut self-titled album and the hit song, "Chuck E's in Love." Today, she's back on the road touring in support of her new record, "Sermon on Exposition Boulevard" and she says it was the right thing to do at the right time. (02/23/2007)