Folk Legacy Records are now available on Amazon. Moving with the times, I guess, with digital downloads. Anyway, I was shocked and honored to be first guy to review Arnold Keith Storm and Grant Rogers. It would be nice if those of you who know this label or the individual artists or know the Patons would step up to the plate and help introduce Folk Legacy to a new generation of listeners.

And feel free to pan my reviews. Especially the Grant Rogers review. I lost the notes that come with the Folk Legacy CD, and I wasn't sure if Grant Rogers wrote 'When a Fellow is out of a Job' or if Pete Seeger wrote it. Like taking a final exam, I put down Pete Seeger, but checking my answer, I really think Grant Rogers wrote it. Please help me out here. If you correct me on this, I'll apologize in front of God and everybody.

Me, I'll continue to do business directly with Folk Legacy. Caroline has helped match my taste to my purchase, always takes the time to talk to me, tells me anecdotes about the artists I love, and treats me like a friend, not just a customer. I like Amazon, but they're not my friend. And they're not in the business of finding real people who make real music. Folk Legacy is.

Best wishes to all.