Below I will link three connected discussions. I believe they show the Mudcat in its best light even though it doesn't look that way at the start. Within you'll find a surprise visit from a familiar voice as well as some wisdom from old, (and some departed,) friends. There's even a hint or two about how some certain songs came to be recorded. Read on.

If you have other similar Mudcat moments you would like to add to this thread, please do. Yes, we've had Best of Mudcat threads before, (feel free to link to them as well,) but why not another?


Brand new folksongs available


Art Thieme, Allen C.


To all from Joel(y)