“An eclectic blend of original songs - somewhere between The Beatles, Burl Ives, Bob Dylan and Irving Berlin,” most of the music is performed by artists from Salter Path, NC, a small fishing village on the Outer Banks that was inhabited in the 1800s by a half dozen families. These songs are about the hard lives and times of the people as they've struggled through hurricanes, nor'easters and wars. Now a new threat has come. Many of the townspeople are selling their old trailers on tiny lots with sandy driveways for huge sums of money in order to move into new homes on the mainland. After almost 200 years, the town is about to be gone. Will this town survive? sample audio clips

Williston; The First 300 Years, revised 2-DVD set, Wayne Willis, DVD $19.95

"Williston; The First 300 Years is a revised and expanded version of the original DVD and consists of volunes detailing the history of this Down East, NC community in picture and story, as researched and narrated by Williston native and amateur historian, Wayne Willis.

Deep Water, Molasses Creek, CD $17.95

"Deep Water" is the 7th album from Molasses Creek. This recording features some new originals, new favorites, and many special guest appearances. www.molassescreek.com for more info abou the band, tour schedule, etc.

Keepin the Faith, Mac McRoy & The New Gospel Grass, CD, $15.00

Gospel and bluegrass come together with wonderful lyrics, tight harmonies and spirited picking. sound clips (requires free registration) band members bios

Calico Creek Waltz; More Music of Coastal North Carolina, Connie Mason, CD, $15.95

Featuring "Stacy, My Daddy's Hometown" and "Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge" as heard on WRAL's Blackbeard documentary

Blue Ridge Breezes; All Instrumental Hammered Dulcimer, John A. Mason, CD, $14.95