The last time you saw Tom Evanchuck, he was likely walking off-stage after displaying forty-minutes of dizzying acoustic folk and blues, finger-picking like a mad appalachian and hammering and sliding like a blues troubadour, burying his wife then going home to see his sweet mayapple. After extensive touring in New York, West Virginia, Colorado, Pennsylvania and Kentucky and sharing the stage with folk-legends Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Josh White Jr. and Carolyn Hester, Akron rock-icon Chrissie Hynde and receiving unheralded response at The Kent State Folk Festival and Cincinnati’s Mi… read more
The last time you saw Tom Evanchuck, he was likely walking off-stage after displaying forty-minutes of dizzying acoustic folk and blues, finger-picking like a mad appalachian and hammering and sliding like a blues troubadour, burying his wife then going home to see his sweet mayapple. After … read more
The last time you saw Tom Evanchuck, he was likely walking off-stage after displaying forty-minutes of dizzying acoustic folk and blues, finger-picking like a mad appalachian and hammering and sliding like a blues troubadour, burying his wife then going home to see his sweet mayapple. After extensive touring in New York, West Virginia, Colorado, Pennsylvania and… read more