Traditional and Contemporary Folk Music from North America and Abroad
Photo by Robert
Corwin
Anne Price
was born and raised in New York City and has been performing since 1965 in coffee houses, schools, libraries, political gatherings, and
festivals. Her repertoire includes everything from traditional folk
ballads to country songs, songs of the sea, cowboy songs, songs about
work and the labor movement, and love songs. She sings many songs from
folk based songwriters, such as Jean Ritchie, Peggy Seeger, Woody
Guthrie, Si Kahn, and many others, and she writes a few fine songs of
her own. Her voice is strong, rich, and expressive.
From 2003 until the group disbanded in 2008, Anne Price was a member of MacDougal Street Rent Party with Steve Suffet, Joel Landy, Eric Levine,
and Gina Tlamsa. Eric Levine passed away the night of May 7-8, 2008.
Very Early
Anne, a new CD of Anne's live performances at Hunter College in
the Bronx, 1965-1966, is also now available from CD Baby.
“This is the very best kind of music produced in America
today - organic, honest, personal, and unaffected.” - Bill Feagin, Crow and Wolf Music
"The richness of your voice astounded me."- Peggy Seeger,
about Hearth & Fire
"[Anne Price] has a voice made for folk. It is expressive,
rich, and honest." - Rambles: a Cultural Arts Magazine
"Anne Price sings just like early Joan Baez (with a touch of
Carolyn Hester)." - Dirty Linen Magazine
"Anne Price is well known to NYPFMC members for her lovely
voice and sensitive accompaniments to songs both traditional and
self-penned. She also has a wicked sense of humor." - New York Pinewoods Folk Music Club Newsletter
"Surely among the most beautiful folk voices being heard
today . . . She is a terrific songwriter as well as a wonderful singer." - Joanne Davis, reviewing Hearth & Fire
"Anne Price has a glorious expressive voice." - Sol "Roundman" Weber, author of Rounds Galore and More