anecdotally
KATE POWER & STEVE EINHORN
the Blog.
Discover the art, music, collaborations and archival moments that make Quality Folk such an iconic duo.
Welcome behind the scenes with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn.
Categories
Featured
Almost Famous in NZ
Another “almost famous” story from Jon Tullis about Catfish John in Milford Lodge, Milford Sound, Southwest New Zealand.
Gen-Z Meets Lo-Tech (and loves it)
When that resonant note came through those speakers, the strings on the instruments hanging on the walls began to vibrate. Really.
1983 Steve & Townes Van Zandt
Townes VanZant - legendary Texan songwriter came into Artichoke Music for strings and left behind an autograph on Steve’s fresh delivered box of Whole World Round LPs.
Kitchen Waltz Backstory
The true story of the Kitchen Waltz started with a momentary encounter that turned into an answered wish.
1968 Kate & Townes Van Zandt
At 16, Kate opened for Townes Van Zandt in 1968 on his first northeast tour with a Thursday night sold out show at the Thirsty Ear on Washington Street in Morristown, New Jersey.
Learn the Ukulele (the fun way). Here’s how…
Learn how to play Ukulele in an hour, the fun way!
Inside our Music Room
For years our homestyle music potluck, song and picking gatherings were a staple in Portland.
Throwback -Welcome to our archives!
We both go all the way back as teenagers in the 60’s on the east coast, NYC, the Village, acoustic music at Washington Square, chasing songs. That’s where we both started, separately and apart on parallel stages at fifteen years old only to meet years later in the Pacific Northwest over picks and strings in a music store.
Travis John: a song that moved the nation + (free) sheet music
Travis John was our neighbor. His early death in Iraq affected many Portlanders and drew us to sing out for peace.
