Waterbug Records
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Waterbug Records is a small independent record label based in Glen Ellyn, Illinois specializing in singer-songwriters and traditional folk musicians who do original research. The label was founded as an artist cooperative label in 1992 by singer-songwriter Andrew Calhoun.[1][2] Calhoun described the label in a column written for Sing Out!: "Waterbug is largely an artists' co-op. All the artists own their recordings and publishing rights. Twenty artists contributed a song and part of the cost of manufacturing a label sampler, which each of us sell from the stage for $5. We are working cooperatively to help each other get heard."[3]
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[edit] Artists with Releases on Waterbug Records
- Geoff Bartley
- Randy Black
- Chuck Brodsky
- Jonathan Byrd
- Andrew Calhoun
- Lui Collins
- Erin Corday
- Mark Dvorak
- Kat Eggleston
- Steve Fisher
- Gina Forsyth
- Bob Franke
- Annie Gallup
- Sara Grey
- Julie Henigan
- Therese Honey
- Michael Jerling
- Louis Ledford
- Rick Lee
- Jenn Lindsay
- Kate MacLeod
- Karen Mal
- James McCandless and Julianne Macarus
- Kate McDonnell
- Michael McNevin
- Mary Melena
- Anaïs Mitchell
- Chris Moore
- Sam Pacetti
- Tom Payne
- William Pint and Felicia Dale
- Rachel Ries
- Shinobu Sato
- Danny Schmidt
- Cosy Sheridan
- Susan Shore
- Leslie Smith
- Devon Sproule
- Sons of the Never Wrong
- Art Thieme
- Sloan Wainwright
[edit] External links
- Waterbug Records official site.
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Winters, Pamela Murray, "Linen Lites: Andrew Calhoun - Call Me 'Colquhoun'", Dirty Linen, 112, June-July 2004, p.14-15
- ^ "Bound to Go: Illuminating Legacy of African American Folk Tradition", All About Jazz, May 23, 2008
- ^ Calhoun, Andrew, "Hey Rube!: Success", Sing Out!, 41:2 August-October 1996, p.110-111
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