Guitarist, singer, and songwriter Cliff Eberhardt, often referred to as one of the "new folk" artists on the scene, comes from suburban Philadelphia, historically a strong folk music area. Raised in a musical family in the 1960s, the self-taught guitarist began performing at age eight and performed with his brother while in high school. In the mid-'70s, he relocated to southern Illinois and found a singer/songwriter scene there. He continued to hone his skills as a performer, singer, guitarist, and songwriter. Since the late '70s, he's been based in New York, one of the early pioneers in Greenwich Village's 1980s folk music revival.

Cliff's new CD is called "500 Miles:  The Blue Rock Session".  It contains 12 new tracks.  Cliff has autographed this CD and also a poster that he's signed as well.