Since these things come up in conversations from time to time, here is a partial list of
interesting "to me anyway" places to visit or refer to. The list is not catagorized or in any order.

Master's Mix http://www.mastersmix.net/
Davie C. Harris - Live sound, recording and consultation, Sunnyvale CA. Davie did all the recording for our latest CD "Come Hame"

Gourd Music http://www.gourd.com/
A local independent recording label specializing in acoustic music with various ensembles of guitar, cello, flute,oboe, harp, fiddle, hammered and mountain dulcimer, banjo, mandolin and more. Their repertoire ranges from traditional Celtic to old-timey Appalachian; from galliards to jigs. (my favorite label)

Lark In The Morning http://www.larkinam.com/
This is a musician's service founded in 1974 that specializes in hard to find musical instruments, music and instructional materials.

Gryphon Stringed Instruments http://www.gryphonstrings.com/
Featuring a wide selection of new, used, and vintage guitars, mandolins, banjos, harps, violins, amps, dulcimers, travel and kids guitars, plus music, instruction books.

Triplett Harps http://www.triplettharps.com/
Harp manufacturer.

Dusty Strings http://www.harpcenter.com/dusty.html
Harp manufacturer.

Harpers Hall & culinary society http://www.harpershall.com/
A local chapter of the International Society of Folk Harpers & Craftsmen.

The Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society http://www.scbs.org/
is a Central California bluegrass society that is dedicated to concerts, jams, education and the promotion of bluegrass and related acoustic music. They maintain a good entertainment calendar for the bay area.

KKUP 91.5 FM http://www.kkup.com/
A small non-Commercial, Community Radio Station. in Cupertino, Ca. Stuff you will never hear on commercial radio (and some things you really didn't need to hear).

KUSP 88.9 FM http://www.kusp.org/
Non-Commercial, Community Radio station. Santa Cruz, Ca.

Dirty Linen http://www.futuris.net/linen/
Journal of folk, electric folk, traditional and world music.

Four Shillings Short http://www.art.net/~4ss/
Palo Alto-based band that plays an eclectic version of Traditional Celtic and American Folk music. The band leader/ founder Aodh Og O Tuama contributed to the our Kingsbard CD and "Mass for the Emigrant Bride" recordings.

Every Celtic Thing on the Web http://celt.net/og/ething.htm
Celtic resources on the world wide web.

The Sing Out! Home Page http://www.singout.org/
"Still...after all these years...the most important folk music community publication."

The San Jose Symphony Home Port http://sanjosesymphony.org/
Victoria Morton, violist in the symphony, plays also for our Kingsbard and StringWind.

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