Art Menius
Carrboro, North Carolina, United States
Campaigns I'm On
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16 song greatest hits compilation by the Nashville singer-songwriter's 9 albums plus some new tracks -
Blues harmonica great Grant Dermody needs your help getting his new album off to music lovers. -
We have enjoyed two seasons of David Holt's State of Music on PBS. Help us make a third season. -
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If you would still like to contribute please email Spook at spook@spookhandy.com - Thank You! -
THANK YOU! You helped make "David Holt’s State of Music" into a series for public TV!
Campaigns I've Funded
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Palm-size and lightweight, enables color printing anywhere & anytime and on any surface by 3 steps. -
The fur is fake, but the folk is authentic! Join Brooksie in putting the last touches on her album! -
Folk music stalwart John McCutcheon celebrates Pete Seeger's 100th birthday -
We have enjoyed two seasons of David Holt's State of Music on PBS. Help us make a third season.
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Kaira Ba's most ambitious project to date: an album recorded on both sides of the Atlantic -
Kaira Ba's most ambitious project to date: an album recorded on both sides of the Atlantic
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Alice Gerrard, Chris Brashear, Jim Watson and Cliff Hale are The Piedmont Melody Makers. -
If you would still like to contribute please email Spook at spook@spookhandy.com - Thank You!
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I am recording a new album, Color Wheel. I am part way there but I need your help to finish! -
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Sue Massek brings songs and stories from the Appalachian coal miners to life onstage and on CD -
THANK YOU! You helped make "David Holt’s State of Music" into a series for public TV!
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A debut record of contemporary Appalachian songs written by Sam Gleaves and produced by Cathy Fink. -
Fundraiser for 91 year-old flatfoot dancer Robert Dotson. He is the source of the Walking Step!
Campaigns I'm Following
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Blues harmonica great Grant Dermody needs your help getting his new album off to music lovers.
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16 song greatest hits compilation by the Nashville singer-songwriter's 9 albums plus some new tracks
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Investing in satirical lefty folk music counts as praxis, right?