List of Past Performers (not A Complete List)
- David M. Bailey
- The Belleville Outfit
- Bobby Bridger
- Hamilton Camp
- Mary Chapin Carpenter
- Guy Clark
- Judy Collins
- Ronny Cox
- Hondo Crouch
- Jimmy Driftwood
- Joe Ely
- Steven Fromholz
- Bob Gibson
- Eliza Gilkyson
- Vince Gill (as part of Bluegrass ReVue, in 1975)
- Jimmie Dale Gilmore
- Nanci Griffith
- Butch Hancock
- Carolyn Hester
- Tish Hinojosa
- Ray Wylie Hubbard
- Janis Ian
- Flaco Jiménez
- Robert Earl Keen
- Tom Kimmel
- Jimmy LaFave
- John A. Lomax Jr.
- Lyle Lovett
- Mary McCaslin
- Augie Meyers
- Willie Nelson
- Gary P. Nunn
- Odetta
- Tom Paxton
- Peter Paul & Mary
- Stan Rogers (after performing in the 1983 festival Rogers perished while aboard Air Canada Flight 797)
- Peter Rowan
- Tom Russell
- Mike Seeger
- Martin Sexton
- Michelle Shocked
- Michael Peter Smith
- Bill Staines
- B. W. Stevenson
- Townes Van Zandt
- Jerry Jeff Walker
- Susan Werner
- Cheryl Wheeler
- Rusty Wier
- Dar Williams
- Lucinda Williams
- Peter Yarrow
- Steve Young
- The Steel Wheels
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