Chick with guitar. Seriously, here's a song to quit your job by. Or to think about it.

Monday Morning Stretch

Gina Forsyth, vocal and guitar; Marvin Williams, bass.

The Sweetest Sound

Sparrows

From acclaimed Promised Land album. Hit #7 on the Folk DJ list of February of 2012. 

What I Did on Mardi Gras Day

From Malvina's Love, Hope and Transportation album. To my favorite patron Saint of the absent-minded.

St. Anthony

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Radio Star

Danse de Mardi Gras/What I Did on Mardi Gras Day

Mid-City Aces, trio with Cameron Dupuy on accordion, Michael Dupuy on guitar, and Gina Forsyth on fiddle. Tune by Lawrence Walker.

Wandering Aces Special

The Malvinas - God Bless the Grass edit 8d

Title song from 2016 solo CD of fiddle tunes

Copper Rooster and Other Tunes and Tales

Copper Rooster

Hope for life after Covid. Is it country or is it folk? Or is it both?

unkown

The Friends Who Fell Away

Covid-19 song, first written in April, slightly revised in July, 2020.

Going Viral

Musings on life after death, with the fiddle

The Heavenly Paper Airplane

New Orleans-based Gina Forsyth is an award-winning singer/songwriter, who is known for her wizardry on fiddle and guitar. With an alto as unique as it is soulful, unpretentious songs that cut straight to the heart, and a wicked sense of humor, her live performances are legend. Considered one of the best Cajun fiddlers in Louisiana (no small feat), Gina is in demand from other great Louisiana musicians to play club gigs and festivals, some of the same talent that backs her up when she plays as Gina Forsyth and Friends. Rheta Grimsley Johnson of Daily Journal probably sums up Gina best, “If you’ve ever wondered what happened to the gutsy folk singers who used to roam the earth with their instrument and protest, check out Gina Forsyth. In the tradition of Guthrie, Dylan and Prine she is writing and singing, not just fiddling while America burns.”

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