| | Boudreau, Yvette | | Yvette`s powerful voice and lyrics have been taking audiences by storm. Her lyrics are echoed by other Bittersweet members with whom she is ofen accompanied.
| | Bourne, Matt | | The Maldive, a stunning group of coral sands ridges by soft sandy beaches and surrounded by the beautiful waters of the Indian ocean.
| | Bowen, Ben | | Ben Bowen is a Hamilton-based jazz trumpeter and mellophonist. Bruce Cockburn meets Miles Davis; Radiohead meets Dave Douglas. Instrumental, sometimes anthemic, jazzy folk-pop.
| | Bowen, Peter | | Canadian folk/folk rock music.
| | Bowers, Steven | | A gifted songwriter, singer and award-winning producer, with three critically acclaimed full length CDs to his credit. A semi-finalist in the folk category at 2007 International Songwriting Competition.
| | Bowles, Ralston | | All the trappings of a wise sage in storytelling mode without resorting to bitterness or preachy choruses. Lyrically clever and musically catchy, music hasn't addressed mid-life with this much dignity since Neil Young's "Freedom."
| | Boyd, Doug | | Lazy Susan Records recording artis Doug Boyd creates his own blend of folk, pop, and country music...
| | Boyd, Woody | | Singer/Songwriter/Guitarist performing original material statewide for over 20years. 4CD's released with over 20,000 units sold worldwide.
| | Boylan, Terence Radio | | The Official Terence Boylan Website, with bio, discography, photos, news and reviews from his early Asylum albums to the present. Also new CD info.
| | Boyle, Dale | | Rooted in rural Quebec, Canada, Dale Boyle intertwines folk, country, and blues traditions in his songs of the downtrodden and the working class.
| | Boyle, Mike | | Christian Songwriter who's songs have a contemporary Folk flavor. His Style is adaptable to the Genres of MOR. Pop and country. Looking for Publishers/Artists
| | Brackett ,Tammy | | The driving force behind the Swindle Sisters and president of White Dog Records.
| | Bradford, Nigel | | The web site of Nigel and lea presents their Albums Watering the Roots and Head in the clouds.Also
Free Downloads.Folk Celtic Country
| | Bradstreet, David | | David Bradstreet's Home Page - Featuring the new Street Records CD release, RENAISSANCE SR-004. Released two albums with A&M Canada - over 80,000 units sold. JUNO for Best New Vocalist Canada 1977.
| | Branagh, Kate | | Brooklyn-based, Kate’s dynamic style combines jazzy chord progressions and percussive guitar playing. Classically trained, her voice has an intensely powerful range. Kate’s lyrics are honest and impassioned.
| | Brandon, Mike | | Performing Songwriter from Joplin Missouri. Real Audio Clips, Lyrics, Cd ales and more...
| | Brandt, Gary | | A talented songwriter and guitarist, Gary sings of nature, the West, and values. His voice will remind you of Gordon Lightfoot and John Denver.
| | Brann, Dale T. | | Original acoustic music with hints of folk and bluegrass. honest, poetic, a rich tapestry of vocals and instrumentation.
| | Brannigan, Jim | | Scottish Folk Singer Jim Brannigan has been playing to North American audiences for more than twenty years. Mostly Irish & Scottish folk songs.
| | Braun, Muzzie | | The father of Texas band leaders, Reckless Kelly, Braun has recorded 13 albums of original country and folk music A on indie,Idaho Records lable.
| | Braun, Norine | | Bio, music samples, cd sales of Canadian artist whose haunting melodies and bluesy-rock musings inspire and intrigue.
| | Bray, Don | | Country and blues tinged folk
| | Breen, Mike | | Country/folk singer-songwriter/musician with one release - "No Excuses" in 1996 and a new one on the way. Lyrically poetic, great melodies using lots of acoustic guitars, banjo, mandolin and fiddles.
| | Brickel, Patrick | | A roots musician with a heart of pop and a soul of traditional American folk. Lyrical, engaging, intense, unafraid, and very catchy.
| | Bridger, Bobby | | Bridger is the author of A Ballad of the West, the highly-acclaimed trilogy of epic ballads which chronicle the American west from the days of the mountain men in the 1820s through the death of Lakota Holy Man, Black Elk in 1950.
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