Tom May-River and the Road
  • The Boardwalk at Skagway
  • Weaver and the Loom
  • Fifty Years Ago
  • River and the Road
  • Rocky Western Bays
  • Closer Now Than Ever
  • Fiddle and the Rose
  • The Valley of the Little Bighorn
  • West of Route 28
  • Cliff's Whiskers
  • Silence in the Wind
  • Thanks
  • The Boardwalk at Skagway
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:23) [10.05 MB]
  • Weaver and the Loom
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:33) [10.42 MB]
  • Fifty Years Ago
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (03:32) [8.1 MB]
  • River and the Road
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:13) [9.65 MB]
  • Rocky Western Bays
    Genre: Celtic
    MP3 (05:23) [12.31 MB]
  • Closer Now Than Ever
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:35) [10.48 MB]
  • Fiddle and the Rose
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:10) [9.54 MB]
  • The Valley of the Little Bighorn
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (04:31) [10.35 MB]
  • West of Route 28
    Genre: (Choose a Genre)
    MP3 (04:55) [11.27 MB]
  • Cliff's Whiskers
    Genre: (Choose a Genre)
    MP3 (02:05) [4.76 MB]
  • Silence in the Wind
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (03:36) [8.26 MB]
  • Thanks
    Genre: Folk
    MP3 (03:14) [7.4 MB]
Biography
for over 40 years now, Tom May has been a full-time
singer/songwriter/performer.

He has played throughout the U.S. and Canada, played hundreds of folk clubs, festivals, and pubs; opened concerts for Gordon Lightfoot, Alabama, Willie Nelson and many others; and originated and still produces the U.S. nationally syndicated radio program
"River City Folk".

"River and the Road" is his 5th album, released on Chicago's "Folk Era" label in 1994. Many of the songs, such as "Thanks", and "The Weaver and the Loom", have been covered by other artists since it was released.
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  • Members:
    Tom May
  • Sounds Like:
    Gordon Lightfoot Stan Rogers
  • Influences:
    Stan Rogers Gordon Lightfoot
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