Kate Power & Steve Einhorn: Links

Tracy Grammer: Tracy's rendition of "Travis John" is just released on her beautiful 'Book of Sparrows" CD.
Alberta Street Public House: The best acoustic room in an Irish pub with no smoke and good folk.
EPK on Sonicbids: Go here to get information and media from our press kit!
Kate & Steve on iTunes: Download individual tracks or whole albums through the iTunes Music Store.
MySpace: MySpace link for Kate Power & Steve Einhorn
CD Baby: CD distribution for Indi-artists founded by Derek Sivers in Portland, Oregon - the greatest!
OPB Oregon ArtBeat: Our friends at Oregon Public Broadcasting have brought us into homes all across the northwest with insightful stories on our adventures in music with "Travis John", Artichoke Music and folk life in Portland, Oregon.
Artichoke Music: Portland's folk music shop since 1971 featuring a school of folk music & the Backgate Stage for concerts, open mics & workshops.
Fishtrap: Writers and writing in the West
Music Millenium: Portland's treasure trove of local music and music from around the globe for more than 30 years!
Public Domain Foundation & "Music to Life": Public Domain Foundation promotes and facilitates the creation of cause-related music and furthers its impact upon issues and organizations of social and political justice.
Sarah Perrotta Band: Cooking with sounds of now by the talented and gorgeous Sarah Perrotta. Backup by Garth Hudson and Tony Levin, her new CD is getting ready to release this summer. Come hear her play with us at the Colony Cafe in Woodstock, NY on August 17, 2007! 8PM/$10
Winterfolk: Sisters of the Road Cafe feeds folks nourishing meals with dignity, encouraging hope and good will to promote community and well being.
Snap Jackson Photography: Banjo lover, singer and all around soulman, Snap Jackson is a dedicated devotee of Elizabeth Cotton, and founding member of the "Second String Quintet", as well as photographer to rap-world artists of the "Living Legends Tour". Brought together over a mountain dulcimer at Artichoke Music, Snap Jackson has joined the table of friendship through his love of folk music, Artichoke and playing on the old banjo! Lucky us! This gifted photographer took many of the pictures in the Artichoke Folk portfolio (Fall 2006).
Operation Nightwatch: Memorial Celebration Each year during Holy Week we remember those who have died in the Burnside/Downtown neighborhood. It is a time for sharing memories of friends, a sharing that comes from Christian, Jewish and Native American traditions. At the close of the service we read the name of each person who has died in the past year and light a candle to symbolize the value of each person as a child of God.
Sisters of the Road Cafe: Sisters Of The Road exists to build authentic relationships and alleviate the hunger of isolation in an atmosphere of non-violence and gentle personalism that nurtures the whole individual toward changes that will reach the root of his or her homelessness and poverty and end it forever.
Lynn Woodward Design: Lynn Woodward was the staff photographer at this year's Sisters Folk Festival. We were lucky enough to be shot by her in performance and her photos are part of the Artichoke Folk portfolio in the photo gallery. Thanks, Lynn!