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Folk
Fasola Home Page

http://medinfo.labmed.umn.edu/Docs/.www/fasola_homepage.html

Provides information resources for Sacred Harp (a form of early American three- and four-part a cappella folk music that traces its roots back to Reformation and Renaissance England) and other American Shape Note traditions of singing.

Folk on the Radio

http://www.hidwater.com/folkdj/folkdj.html

Provides information on folk and bluegrass music on the radio, submitted by the programs' disk jockeys. Contains station lists, show profiles, and play lists.

FolkBook

http://www.cgrg.ohio-state.edu/folkbook/

Contains all sorts of information about folk music and folk musicians. Provides information on venues, festivals and concerts, artist profiles, discographies, record labels and distributors, song lyrics, tablatures, and more. Also contains links to Usenet newsgroups of interest.

Southern Folklife Collection

http://ils.unc.edu/barba/sfc.html

Contains archives of Southeastern American tradition-derived music that includes numerous photographs, interviews, oral histories, video and film documentaries, books, and periodicals. Contains pages on music and musicians in the following categories: early country music, old-time string bands, gospel and spiritual song, and southeastern blues traditions, all illustrated with photos.