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Timberhead Music is a small publishing company that primarily produces the written and recorded music of Gordon Bok. Over the years, we have also published a few works of other poets and musicians. In addition, we carry all of Gordon's earlier Folk Legacy recordings, plus a sampling of music from friends and associates including all of the Bok, Muir, and Trickett recordings. We add new items from time to time, so please check back for updates.
February is for Children
both the young and the young at heart
The Reluctant Dragon - $12.99
This audiobook is a wonderful fantasy involving a young boy with spirit, a lazy dragon with a kind heart, a village looking for some excitement, and St. George the dragon-slayer. Gordon plays the part of the dragon. There are several beautifully illustrated books on Amazon.com that would pair nicely with this CD.
Leave the Cake in the Mailbox - $12.99
Cindy's Kallet's CD for parents and children: truly a remarkable album filled with a wonderful mix of familiar and original songs that appeal to both young and old.
February Tapes Vol I - $3.00
One year ‘way back when, Gordon and a group of friends came together just to sing and ended up recording their good time together. This tape is sure to make you smile and chase away the February doldrums.
To order, view the albums listed below or use our Artist Search to the left to see all the albums for each individual artist, then select a purhase link. Click "Read more" for album details, song lists, and samples. If you'd like to carry any of these albums and books in your store, please contact us for wholesale prices. Thanks for supporting independent artists! |
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 Revival
By Scott Alarik
There has never been a novel like this, a love story set in the subterranean world of modern folk music. Talented, charismatic songwriter Nathan Warren lost his chance at stardom years ago, and now sees his life as waste and ruin. Kit Palmer is young, beautiful, and explosively gifted, but her dreams are also doomed unless she can keep from falling apart on stage. They travel the Boston folk scene as lovers and artists, through basement clubs and funky jam sessions, rowdy open mikes and sprawling festivals, seeking stardom for one and redemption for the other. Scott Alarik covered folk music in the Boston Globe for over 20 years. Pete Seeger calls him "one of the best writers in America" and the Library Journal called his first book, Deep Community: Adventures in the Modern Folk Underground, "an essential primer of the continuing folk revival." Alarik is also a singer-songwriter who toured the national folk circuit and performed regularly on A Prairie Home Companion. View details
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