Said the Gramophone — Devon Sproule and Mike O'Neill - "You Can Come Home". A kindly song that's still like a rising tide. Not the tide of most metaphors - immediate, cataclysmic, flooding-over. No; the tide rises slowly. Slowly, in dull blues, persistent and... more info

The Telegraph — Raised by polyamorous parents on a Virginia commune, country-jazz singer Devon Sproule is not as sweet as she looks. more info

Songs:Illinois — I’m a complete sucker for bands, songs, or just about anything from/about California. So Paul Curreri’s new song/album “California” was a no brainer. First of all I like Paul Curreri and second of all I like his wife Devon Sproule. Paul’... more info

The Late Greats — Sometimes, I just don’t know what to blog about. And after a few days of rain, The Duke is thinking it would be “good to get out”. Devon’s got a new album out - ¡Don’t Hurry for Heaven! Listen: Devon Sproule ∞... more info

Roundhouse, LondonThe magazine Roots has played a key role in promoting folk, world music and the varied fusions of the new roots scene, and this brave, unexpectedly slick 30th-anniversary show managed to mix experiments, history and surprises, with ... more info

Guardian Music — Roundhouse, LondonThe magazine Roots has played a key role in promoting folk, world music and the varied fusions of the new roots scene, and this brave, unexpectedly slick 30th-anniversary show managed to mix experiments, history and surprises, with ... more info

The Music Fix — Review: Devon Sproule's singer-songwriter hubby gets a little bit too comfortable on the road to self realisation. more info

The Late Greats — I’ve been a fan of Philly’s Birdie Busch since her debut album. She is back with number three called "Pattern Of Saturn". Birdie’s voice reminds me a little of Devon Sproule. Musically she is somewhere between singer songwriter a... more info

The Late Greats — If you have been reading Late Greats (The Blog) for some time, you know The Duke loves folk music. In fact, gun to my head, I would call it my favorite genre – mostly because it is so open ended. I predict Nathan Moore is the next great â€�... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Sir Charlie Palmer said...Upstate Songs – Devon Sproule Mr. Everything – Chuck Jackson http://sircharliepalmer.blogspot.comLucky said...Bagpipe Logic @ Lucky Psychic Hut:* Bagad Kemperle - Kejadenn (Silex 1993)* Rova Saxophone Quartet -... more info