{"id":12654,"date":"2023-07-11T07:51:02","date_gmt":"2023-07-11T11:51:02","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/acousticmusicscene.com\/?p=12654"},"modified":"2023-07-11T07:52:27","modified_gmt":"2023-07-11T11:52:27","slug":"fai-folk-radio-charts-june-2023","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/acousticmusicscene.com\/2023\/07\/11\/fai-folk-radio-charts-june-2023\/","title":{"rendered":"FAI Folk Radio Charts – June 2023"},"content":{"rendered":"

Singer-Songwriter Eliza Gilkyson was the top artist and had the most-played album (Home<\/em>) and three of the top 10 songs on folk radio during June 2023, while singer-songwriter Joe Crookston\u2019s “Looking for Yes\u201d was the month\u2019s most-played song. So say charts compiled by Folk Alliance International based on radio playlists submitted to FOLKDJ-L, an electronic discussion group for DJs and others interested in folk-based music on the radio.<\/p>\n

[Click on the link below to listen to \u201cWorld Keeps On Singing\u201d from Eliza Gilkyson\u2019s new album, Home: https:\/\/music.youtube.com\/watch?v=3USAjMv1a6U<\/a>.]<\/p>\n

The June 2023 top albums, songs and artists charts are based on 11, 548 airplays reported on 392 playlists submitted by 109 different folk DJs. The number of reported spins is shown below in parentheses.<\/p>\n

Folk Alliance International (folk.org<\/a>) is a nonprofit organization that aims to serve, strengthen, and engage the global folk music community through preservation, presentation and promotion.<\/p>\n

Top Albums of June 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Eliza1. Home<\/em> by Eliza Gilkyson (85)
\n2. Seven Stones<\/em> by Katie Dahl (75)
\n3. Nine Becomes One<\/em> by Joe Crookston (57)
\n4. Bits and Pieces<\/em> by Malcolm Holcombe (51)
\n4. 55<\/em> by Ellis Paul (51)
\n6. When My Momma Sang to Me: Songs of Murphy Hicks Henry<\/em> by Various Artists (45)
\n6. Gettin’ Together<\/em> by Michael Jerome Browne (45)
\n8. O Sun O Moon<\/em> by Bruce Cockburn (44)
\n9. Promise to Harry<\/em> by The Sherpas (43)
\n10. On Banjo<\/em> by Alison Brown (41)
\n11. Undaunted<\/em> by Corey Purcell (39)
\n12. Nuevo South<\/em> Train by Larry and Joe (38)
\n13. Now<\/em> by Graham Nash (36)
\n14. I Only See the Moon<\/em> by The Milk Carton Kids (35)
\n15. On My Way<\/em> by Owen Walsh (33)
\n16. All the Love<\/em> by Brittany Jean (30)
\n16. The Kitchen Sessions<\/em> by John and Sheila Ludgate (30)
\n16. Traveling Wildfire<\/em> by Dom Flemons (30)
\n16. The Beauty of It All<\/em> by Brian Kalinec (30)
\n16. The Legend of Sam Davis<\/em> by Aaron Smith and the Coal Biters (30)
\n21. California<\/em> by The Refugees (29)
\n21. Forgottonia<\/em> by Chris Vallillo (29)
\n23. Into the Night<\/em> by Robinson and Rohe (26)
\n24. Among Other Things<\/em> by Bella White (25)
\n24. Skylark<\/em> by Open Road (25)
\n26. How to Shine<\/em> by Jaime Michaels (24)
\n26. Stand in the Joy<\/em> by William Prince (24)
\n28. Mighty Poplar<\/em> by Mighty Poplar (23)
\n28. Rona<\/em> by Queen Esther (23)
\n28. Between Hello and Goodbye<\/em> by Greg Greenway (23)
\n31. Constellations<\/em> by Meredith Moon (22)
\n31. Only This Far<\/em> by The Rough and Tumble (22)
\n33. Circumstance<\/em> by Alice Howe (21)
\n33. Cup of Sugar<\/em> by Tim O’Brien (21)
\n33. Crossing the Causeway<\/em> by Mary Beth Carty (21)
\n33. The Mother of Trouble<\/em> by Vance Gilbert (21)
\n33. Wide Open Light<\/em> by Ben Harper (21)
\n33. Rants and Romance<\/em> by Rod MacDonald (21)
\n33. Gentle Man<\/em> by Mitch Hayes (21)
\n40. Nine Apples of Gold<\/em> by Karan Casey (20)
\n40. The Sea Beside Us<\/em> by Beth DeSombre (20)
\n40. The Little In-Between by Tim Grimm (20)
\n43. Great Blue North<\/em> by Special Consensus (19)
\n43. The Chicago Sessions<\/em> by Rodney Crowell (19)
\n45. Folkocracy<\/em> by Rufus Wainwright (18)
\n46. Lucky Me<\/em> by Liz Miller (17)
\n46. Keep Your Courage<\/em> by Natalie Merchant (17)
\n46. Elan<\/em> by Rachel Hair and Ron Jappy (17)
\n46. Nothing<\/em> by Julia Crafton (17)
\n46. Makin’ a Run<\/em> by The Silas Powell Band (17)<\/p>\n

Top Songs of June 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n

[Here\u2019s a link to enjoy Joe Crookston\u2019s Looking for Yes,\u201d the most-played song on folk radio during June 2023: https:\/\/m.youtube.com\/watch?v=jNNNvTdktII<\/a>.]<\/p>\n

1. “Looking for Yes” by Joe Crookston (19)
\n2. “World Keeps on Singing” by Eliza Gilkyson (17)
\n3. “A Ways to Go” by The Sherpas (13)
\n3. “Both Doors Open” by Katie Dahl (13)
\n3. “55” by Ellis Paul (13)
\n3. “Temperance River” by Katie Dahl (13)
\n7. “Since I Was Eight” by Katie Dahl (12)
\n7. “Sunflowers” by Eliza Gilkyson (12)
\n7. “The Welcome Song” by Jan Aldridge Clark (12)
\n10. “The Point” by Chuck Brodsky (11)
\n10. “Foggy Morning Breaking” by Alison Brown (11)
\n10. “True North” by Eliza Gilkyson (11)
\n13. “Looking Through My Father’s Eyes” by Randall Kromm (10)
\n13. “Sacristy” by Katie Dahl (10)
\n13. “Joy Revolution” by Raye Zaragoza (10)
\n13. “The Banks of Sweet Dundee” by Corey Purcell (10)
\n13. “Nuevo South Train” by Larry and Joe (10)
\n18. “Conscience of Man” by Malcolm Holcombe (9)
\n18. “How Deep” by Eliza Gilkyson (9)
\n18. “Where I’m Coming From” by Robinson and Rohe (9)
\n18. “Midnight Special” by Lead Belly (9)
\n18. “To Keep the World We Know” by Bruce Cockburn (9)
\n18. “Coffee Blues” by Michael Jerome Browne (9)
\n24. “Dad Worked Hard” by Rachael Kilgour (8)
\n24. “Tall Tree” by Eric Kilburn (8)
\n24. “Colin Went Down to the Water” by Bruce Cockburn (8)
\n24. “Cocktail Swing” by Rani Arbo and Daisy Mayhem (8)
\n24. “Fill Those Shoes” by Malcolm Holcombe (8)
\n24. “Are You a Friend of Dorothy?” by Jill Sobule (8)
\n24. “Bits and Pieces” by Malcolm Holcombe (8)
\n24. “When I Think of Her” by Julie Gold (8)
\n24. “Safety Zone” by Eliza Gilkyson (8)
\n24. “Henry Martain” by Aaron Smith and the Coal Biters (8)
\n24. “Summer Grass” by Katie Dahl (8)
\n24. “Cosmos” by Ellis Paul (8)
\n24. “Kings and Pharaohs” by Owen Walsh (8)<\/p>\n

Top Artists of June 2023<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"Eliza
Eliza Gilkyson was the most-played artist and had the top album on folk radio in June 2023 (Photo: Rodney Bursiel)<\/figcaption><\/figure>1. Eliza Gilkyson (103)
\n2. Katie Dahl (77)
\n3. Joe Crookston (65)
\n4. Ellis Paul (63)
\n5. Bruce Cockburn (55)
\n6. Malcolm Holcombe (51)
\n6. Bob Dylan (51)
\n8. Alison Brown (47)
\n8. Michael Jerome Browne (47)
\n10. The Sherpas (44)
\n11. Larry and Joe (40)
\n12. Corey Purcell (39)
\n13. Graham Nash (38)
\n13. The Milk Carton Kids (38)
\n15. Gordon Lightfoot (37)
\n16. Tim O’Brien (34)
\n17. Owen Walsh (33)
\n18. Brian Kalinec (31)
\n18. John Prine (31)
\n20. Dom Flemons (30)
\n20. Stan Rogers (30)
\n20. Brittany Jean (30)
\n20. Aaron Smith and the Coal Biters (30)
\n20. John and Sheila Ludgate (30)
\n25. The Refugees (29)
\n25. Chris Vallillo (29)
\n27. John McCutcheon (28)
\n27. Karan Casey (28)
\n29. Vance Gilbert (27)
\n29. Tim Grimm (27)
\n31. Robinson and Rohe (26)
\n31. Open Road (26)
\n31. Greg Greenway (26)
\n34. Bella White (25)
\n34. Rod MacDonald (25)
\n36. Jaime Michaels (24)
\n36. William Prince (24)
\n36. Mitch Hayes (24)
\n36. Alice Howe (24)
\n36. Ben Harper (24)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Singer-Songwriter Eliza Gilkyson was the top artist and had the most-played album (Home<\/em>) and three of the top 10 songs on folk radio during June 2023, while singer-songwriter Joe Crookston\u2019s “Looking for Yes\u201d was the month\u2019s most-played song. So say charts compiled by Folk Alliance International based on radio playlists submitted to FOLKDJ-L, an electronic discussion group for DJs and others interested in folk-based music on the radio.<\/p>\n

[Click on the headline to view the top albums, songs and artists charts that are posted monthly with 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