Hagerstown (MD) based performing songwriter Dave Dishneau talks about news writing, songwriting, learning to play the harmonica, cyber open mic's and stink bugs.

Maryland based performing songwriter Dave Weiner talks about his hero John Prine, songwriting and his love of Gibson Guitars.

John DuRant 'The Troubadour' discusses his musical beginnings as a 1960's Folk musician and how he became a 25-year veteran of the Maryland Renaissance Fair, a television host and his role in the movie Gettysburg.

Willie Barry of Willie Barry & the Chaperones and the Rock-A-Sonics discusses his musical journey from learning 88+ Bob Dylan songs to becoming a Rock-A-Billy star.

Singer-songwriter, educator and SNAFU founder David Morreale discusses his first guitar, busking around Europe and how he transitioned from touring performer to teaching career.

Part 2 of the 1st Annual Frederick Acoustic Music Enterprise (F.A.M.E.) picnic music mix, assembled from then current F.A.M.E. member's recorded music. 

Part 1 of the 1st Annual Frederick Acoustic Music Enterprise (F.A.M.E.) picnic music mix, assembled from then current F.A.M.E. members' recorded music.

F.A.M.E. founding member singer-songwriter Doug Alan Wilcox talks about his musical influences, how he writes songs and records them.  He also discusses his musical journey.

Singer-songwriter and percussionist Tomy 'One M' Wright (F.A.M.E. - Frederick Acoustic Music Enterprise founding member) discusses his musical journey.

Songs from F.A.M.E. founding member Rick Hill's 2009 CD 'Everything Changes' plus two bonus tracks.