Al Stewart
Appetite for Destruction
Aquarium Rescue Unit
Arturo Sandoval
ASIA featuring John Payne
Black 47
BLVD
B-Side Players
Chris Barron
Chris Knight
Chuck Negron formerly of Three Dog Night
Deborah Henson-Conant
DMC
Down The Line
The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker
The Emmitt-Nershi Band
Firefall
Flowmotion
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Gaelic Storm
Harry Chapin - A Celebration In Song feat. The Chapin Family
Hot Buttered Rum
Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk
Jazz Mandolin Project
John Sebastian
Larry Kirwan
Leon Redbone
Liquid Soul
Livingston Taylor*
The Machine performs Pink Floyd
March Fourth Marching Band
Nancy Sinatra
New Monsoon
Oteil Burbridge
Over the Rhine
Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett
Paula Cole
Peter Nero
Poco
Pure Prairie League
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
Rebirth Brass Band
Roger McGuinn
Scythian
The Section Quartet
Solomon Burke
Steve March Torme
Taylor Dayne
Tom Chapin*
Tom Rush
The Travelin' McCourys
Victor Wooten
*non-exclusive
 
 
 
 

Paula Cole

 

1997 Grammy winner for "Best New Artist" and only the second woman ever nominated for "Producer of the Year" Paula Cole became a national sensation with her top 10 hit" Where Have All The Cowboys Gone". Her follow-up single "I Don't Wanna To Wait" reached #11 on the Billboard charts and became the theme for WB's Dawson's Creek. Paula was a headliner on the Lilith Fair Tour and has toured and recorded with Peter Gabriel. Following a hiatus to raise her daughter, Paula returned in 2007 with her album "Courage" and continues to create and produce critically acclaimed works of musical art --delivering powerful, breathtaking live performances. Cole is currently working on her next Decca Records release titled "Ithaca" coming out September 21, 2010.