Greg Winkler: Links

Slothtrop Music: My record company
Isthmus House Concert Article: An article about house concerts in the Madison area, spotlighting my gig as Oscar Hanson B&B with Dale Kidd and Mark Goad
Madison Songwriters Group: The greatest songwriting organization around
Coney Island Studio: Great Madison recording studio where I recorded Laugh a Little Larger.

My Favorite Local Singer/Songwriters

Nancy Rost
William Hatfield: A fine singer/songwriter and the other half of my sometimes duo.
Mark Croft
Amy Curl
Eric Hester
Aaron Nathans
Sean Michael Dargan
Erin O'Brien
Kris Adams
Dale Kydd's Band
Alan Jay Sufrin
Michael Gruber
Andrew Nath
Josh Harty

My Favorite Venues

Firefly Coffeehouse: Oregon, Wisconsin
Books and Company: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Beaners Central: Duluth, Minnesota
Fibre Festival: Delavan, Wisconsin
Cafe Montmartre: Madison, Wisconsin
Cuda Cafe: Deerfield, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Street Traders: Delafield, Wisconsin
Stella's Speakeasy: Stoughton, Wisconsin
The Coffee House: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Mocha Moment: Janesville, Wisconsin
The Yardarm: Racine, Wisconsin
Books N Brew: Milton, Wisconsin
Grape Street Harbor: Dubuque, Iowa
Gosport Arts Festival: Portsmouth, Virginia
Sacred Grounds: Williamsburg, Virginia
St Elmos Coffee House: Alexandria, Virginia
Monons Coffee House: Indianapolis, Indiana
Heathers Rockdale Bar and Grill: Rockdale, Wisconsin

Radio Stations Playing My Music

KUMD Radio, Duluth, MN
WHRV Radio, Norfolk, VA - home Off the Shelf with Barry Graham
KRCL, Salt Lake City, Utah
WBGU, Bowling Green, OH
CJUM, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada: Tell The Band To Go Home, hosted by Jeff Robson
CKCU, Kanata, Ontario, Canada: Window of Opportunity, hosted by Laurie-Ann Copple
KMCQ, The Dalles, Oregon: Hosted by Dan Ross
KZSC, Santa Cruz, California: Heaven's Bar and Grill, hosted by Clytia Fuller
WCVE, Richmond, Virginia: The Electric Croude, hosted by George Maida
WDBX, Carbondale, Illinois: TGIFolk, hosted by Gaye Auxier
WDIY, Quakerstown, Pennsylvania: Acoustic Eclectic, hosted by Otto Bost
WEFT, Champaign, Illinois: Joshua Tree Inn, hosted by Kevin Elliott
WJCU, Sagamore Hills, Ohio: Visiting the Folks, hosted by Fred Dolan
WPRK, Mount Dora, Florida: Acoustic Highways, hosted by Rich Pietrzak
WTBQ, Florida, New York: The Hootenanny Cafe, hosted by Jon Stein
WVUD, Newark, Delaware: Listening Post Radio, hosted by Mary Post
EVW, Lengerich, Germany: Hillbilly Rockhouse, hosted by Gerd Stassen
CJTR, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada: Regina's Mighty Shores, hosted by Regina
Town and Country Radio, Belmont, New Zealand: Town and Country Radio Show, hosted by Eddie O'Strange
WRFG, Atlanta, GA: Old Strings, New Strings; hosted by Lady Di
KLFM, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia: On The Right Track, hosted by Phil Knipe
CKLN, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Acoustic Routes, hosted by Joel Wortzman
WDBX, Carbondale, Illinois: Folk Fiasco, hosted by Randy Auxier
The Voice, Sacramento, California: Semi-Twang, hosted by Paul Hefti
WORT, Madison, Wisconsin: Pastures of Plenty, John Fabke
WCLO, Janesville, Wisconsin: Stan Milam
York, Yorkshire, England: Twangfest, hosted by Allan Nelson
2Air FM, Woolgoolga, NSW, Australia: Grassroots, hosted by Jennifer Flux
BOB FM, Norfolk, Virginia: Sunrise on Sundays, hosted by Hunter Hughes
CJLX, Belleville, Ontario, Canada: Sunday Coffee House, hosted by Greg Schatzmann
WBGU, Bowling Green, Ohio
WVIA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Hosted by George Graham
WNTI, Hackettstown, NJ: Hosted by Craig Maestro
2MCE-FM, Bathhurst, NSW, Australia: Cowboys and Outlaws, hosted by Wayne Hockings
KUSU, Logan, Utah: Fresh Folk, hosted by Blair Larson
CFMU, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada: Freewheeling, hosted by Jim Marino
4RED, Brisbane, Australia: Sidestream, hosted by Arthur Elliott

CD Reviews That I Wrote

Acoutic Review: Check out my review of Michael Meldrum's Open Ended Question. This guy is credited with inspiring Ani DiFranco as a young girl.
Acoustic Music: My review of "Trouble From the Start," by Lisa Moscatiello
Acoustic Review: This awesome CD is Firecracker from the Wailin' Jennys.
Acoustic Music: This is my review of Jim Henry's One-Horse Town. Tracy Grammar also makes significant contributions to this project.