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The article features Jeff Warner, a U.S. performer and interpreter of traditional music and son of folk song collectors Anne and Frank Warner. Jeff worked in editing for Doubleday and then in a non-profit charity music school in New York after his service in the navy and works with the New Hampshire arts organizations. His interests in British folk music resulted in longer and more frequent visits in the country to do research and perform in festivals. Jeff and his brother Gerret have compiled their parents' recordings and released in 2000.

The article discusses the life and career of American singer Jeff Warner who is a frequent visitor to festivals and clubs in England. It mentions the influence of Jeff Warner's parents, Frank and Anne, on his musical career and performance. Also discussed is the full multimedia show called "From the Mountains to the Sea" which shows contemporary photographs of singers of traditional music with a live performance from Jeff Warner.

The article reviews two musical performances by Stanley Robertson, including "The College Boy: Family Gems and Jewels From the Traveller Tradition," released on CD format and "At the Blue Lamp," released on DVD format.