If you are a dreamer come in. If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar, A hoper, a pray-er, a magic-bean-buyer… If you’re a pretender; come sit by my fire- For we have some flax golden tales to spin! Come in! Come in! I’d love to see you! Tonite – PDX: A benefit for Dreamers… […]
Thank you all for such a great year! We ended 2013 with this great review from American Roots UK. I look forward to sharing more music with you in 2014! This year starts with a swing through the SE – including supporting slots with Jerry Joseph and a spot at 30A Songwriter Festival! See tour […]
This has been a great year so far, thanks in large part to you. My gratitude! In honor of you in this Season of Giving, here is a Flynn-made holiday favorite (or not!), The Little Drummer Boy. Enjoy and download for your ongoing holiday listening pleasure. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/124332180″ params=”color=ff6600&auto_play=false&show_artwork=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /] The press coverage for […]
Grateful to No Depression for this great feature! Check it out HERE!
Hello! What a fun fall so far! I took a gorgeous spin through the SW with Todd Snider in October, and am gearing up for a Street Roots Benefit with him here in PDX. Then it’s down the coast for shows in San Fran and LA – please see tour schedule. Finally, happy to announce […]
If you are unaware of the talents of Ashleigh Flynn, it would be highly advisable to read on and spend a few minutes of your valuable time getting acquainted with her. I went through the same experience when her new album A MILLION STARS appeared in the inbox and the challenge is not to be […]
A Million Stars is above all a delicious alt-country album. Especially recommended for lovers of the early work of k.d. lang. READ THE REVIEW
Songs from A Million Stars could each stand alone, but tell a much larger story of America as a cycle. The music is pure Americana sounds, sometimes bluegrass, sometimes country, sometimes old-time jazz or blues. Very worth listening to! READ THE REVIEW
You’ve heard every tale that has ever been told so all that remains is in the telling. So if you’re a troubadour then you had better make sure that you’ve got a special way of getting that story across. That point seems lost on most of the tame and tawdry practitioners of Americana as they […]
This review comes off the heels of a helluva time at East X Americana Festival in Nashville: An excerpt about Dirty Hands and Dirty Feet: “The second track is the one that made me say Whoa! on Tuesday night. Hearing it live for the first time and then a second time on YouTube, I sensed […]
