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- Falling Branch Hamonies - Mary and Les Caraher, residing in Punta Gorda for the winter (Elkins, WV the rest of the year), play and sing traditional West Virginia mountain music, usually. We might try early swing, gospel, fragmented white blues, clawhammer banjo solos(gad!!!)and jamming on fiddle tunes mostly. We even might try a florida tune or maybe not!
- Flatlander Folk - Duo playing folk, newgrass, gospel, originals, and traditional tunes with close harmonies and a sense of fun!
- Florida Songstory - Lee and Betsy Paulet - Florida Songstory - dedicated to writing and telling stories and songs of the history and heritage of our native FLORIDA - sharing with others what it has meant to grow up in paradise and the importance of keeping it for future generations. We are PROUD to call ourselves Florida CRACKERS - which is NOT synonomous with Redneck.
- Flying Turtles String Band - Flying Turtles String Band home page. Free MP3 downloads, connections, news, gigs and events.
- Folk Art Paintings...Holly Ann Langdon/Artist - Original Folk Art by Holly Ann Langdon
- Folk Singer - Jim Brannigan - Celtic Folk Entertainer
- Folk Teachers - Folk Artists and Teachers providing private and/or group instruction.
- Frank Emerson- Singer/songwriter/writer - Award-winning entertainer, Singer/Songwriter/Actor/Freelance Writer specializing in Irish,Scottish,Canadian, US & UK Folk etc.
- Gary & Ellen Bukstel - When brother and sister vocal duo Gary & Ellen Bukstel join forces watch out! The pure joy and harmony, a product of their "sibling relationship", and combined talents will carry you away. Both talented performing singer/songwriters and their unique blend of acoustic power folk pop style combined with their remarkable harmonies, promises sounds and songs from the soul.
- geigerbanjo.com - Old-time Handmade Fretless Five-string Banjos - Ralph Geiger makes banjos in the folk tradition using traditional methods and materials, and historically plausible original designs.