Tom May. Folksinger, Author, and Radio Producer. Host of River City Folk and founder of Winterfolk.

Thanks for visiting the official Tom May website. Tom has been an important part of the North American folk music scene for four decades, and continues to perform and organize events, including Winterfolk, the annual benefit concert for Sisters of the Road in Portland.

Tom has released the first collection of River City Folk performances, featuring various guests on his show singing along with Tom. These are rare and wonderful moments from over the years, and a must-have collection for any fan of great folk!

Produced by Tom May and Dan Rhiger, with assistance from Donny Wright Recorded and mixed 2017 By Dan Rhiger at Medicine Whistle Studio, Portland, Oregon www.medicinewhistle.com Mastered by Clete Baker, Studio B, Omaha, Nebraska Artwork and design by Scott Docherty, Redhare, Hammond, Oregon www.redhare.com

And thanks to John Haynes, Dave Earl, Walt Jenkins, Tom Nickerson, Ron & Dana Baumer, Drago Maliener and the Millwheel Guitar Shop - Toronto, Maty Alice Fenessey, Michaela Reilly and Karlene Gentile. Players Tom May - Rhythm Guitar and Vocals Bob Hewis - Electric and Acoustic Bass Jack McCaffrey - Piano Ian Bayes - Drums

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Tom May has been recording albums since 1978. Here are the currently available CDs from Tom's catalog. Click the following covers to see each record's track list, lyrics, MP3s, liner notes and album artwork, as well as links to purchase the CDs.

2020年1月18日 · About: Some of Tom May's favorite live performances from the past 39 years of "River City Folk"- to celebrate his 72nd birthday! Date: January 18 Show Number: 25-3

Artist: Tom May (2 - Live at Artichoke Music) About: The founder of Portland's "Winterfolk", author, and a working singer songwriter for more than 50 years- Tom brings us his perspective on a life in the arts.

The endurance of River City Folk is a testament to the grassroots nature of folk music, and the dedication of Tom May, Clete Baker, Dan Rhiger from Medicine Whistle studios in Portland, Oregon, Billy Oskay at Big Red, and many others to this "music that makes a difference".