Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Traveler's Dream
I don't see that many of the above claims are borne-out by the references. The latter fall basically into 4 categories: (1) sources that are from publications of various levels of obscurity (e.g. Niles Gazette, Muzzle Blasts, the Purdue PR/alum publication "Krannert Magazine", Wilson's thesis, etc.) that don't seem, by themselves, to satisfy "multiple non-trivial published works", for example http://www.helenmagazine.com/where.asp Helen Magazine appears to be a local "what's happening"-type of PR-glossy that the merchants of Lafayette Indiana furnish for free, (2) sources that very plainly ''are'' trivial coverage according to , e.g. playlists like http://www.midnightspecial.org/chicago/c20091128.html this one, the article in Scouting Magazine, the sum-total of coverage here being "The course’s first day included ... attending a campfire featuring folk-music duo Traveler’s Dream and professional storyteller Bob Valentine", the http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,138618,00.html ArtistDirect webpage of Carrie Newcomer's CD, etc., (3) hits to their http://travelersdream.net/ own website, which are clearly not subject independent, and (4) the Newsweek source. In my view, the whole case hinges on the Newsweek source, in particular what the nature of the coverage is. I've asked about this above, to which
— User:DougT1235, 18:58, 29 March 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:MUSIC (Wikipedia:Notability)