Nell Robinson and Jim Nunally &n Kalei Yamanoha

Nell Robinson

Nell Robinson has been described as a “modern day Patsy Cline” and “one of the freshest voices in roots music.” Her side-projects, from the poignancy of Soldier Stories to the whimsy of The Henriettas, further attest to the breadth and ambition of the youthful musical passions she reclaimed mid-life.  Robinson’s release “The Rose of No-Man’s Land became a PBS Special with it’s own episode in the Music Gone Public series.  The album, produced by Joe Henry, featured Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Kris Kristofferson, John Doe and Maxine Hong Kingston. “ She was featured on A Prairie Home Companion and has performed in major festivals with Jim and friends, bringing her original music and fresh take on traditional music. “Music is the ultimate communication tool and Nell’s songs, performance and album moved the WoodSongs audience deeply! A fine person and a fine artist, ’nuff said.”- Michael Johnathon, Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour.

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