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ost recently members of the choir recorded with | folk rock group Noah and the Whale. |
psychedelic pop, but there are also elements of | folk rock and progressive rock. |
combine bluegrass, country, punk, pop melodies, | folk, rock and roll, honky tonk, and ragtime to prod |
ake Three Girls - 'Light Flight' by the British | folk rock group Pentangle - was a British chart hit |
By 1979 the mainstream market for | folk rock had largely disappeared, the band had no r |
The Family Mahone are a | folk rock band from Chester, England. |
Upon graduation she joined a | folk rock band and began songwriting and performing |
The Anthology is a compilation album by English | folk rock band Fat Mattress, released on August 15, |
that fact that Tales Told saw Broudie move into | folk rock territory and away from the chirpy pop tun |
"Closer to Your Heart" is a song by Irish | folk rock group Clannad. |
rock musician Neil Young, and first recorded by | folk rock band Buffalo Springfield and released on t |
received still yet another revival with a brisk | folk rock cover from guitarist Les Fradkin on his CD |
The Mystic of the Baja is an album by Canadian | folk rock band Uisce Beatha (Ish-Ka Baha). |
The Dovers were an example of mid-1960s | folk rock and pop, heavily influenced by the British |
! was released on the small English independent | folk rock label Talking Elephant, and was not widely |
Jade were an English | folk rock band founded in 1970 by Dave Waite & Maria |
n: Алтан Ураг, "Golden Lineage") is a Mongolian | folk rock band. |
Thousands Are Sailing" is a song by Anglo-Irish | folk rock group The Pogues, released in 1988. |
bum "Broken Hymns, Limbs, and Skin" by American | folk rock group O'Death. |
Their Cave Rock combined psychedelic rock and | folk rock with primitive instrumentation (including |
Erland and the Carnival are a British | folk rock band, formed in London, by multi-instrumen |
heir eponymous first album of American-inspired | folk rock the following year. |
the sixth album released by the German Medieval | folk rock band Schandmaul on April 4, 2008. |
British | folk rock legends Richard Thompson and Linda Thompso |
Mumford & Sons are an English | folk rock band. |
-songwriter and founding member of the Tyneside | folk rock band, Lindisfarne. |
he fourteenth original studio album by American | folk rock duo America, released by Oxygen Records in |
ty of musical styles including jazz, classical, | folk, rock and pop music in their compositions and a |
The song features the | folk rock band Lindisfarne's characteristic combinat |
The | folk rock movement is usually thought to have taken |
"Home for a Rest" is a song by Canadian | folk rock band Spirit of the West, from their 1990 a |
& Clark, a band which included country rock and | folk rock pioneers Gene Clark, Doug Dillard, Bernie |
Her music merges elements of | folk, rock and pop, often with poignant lyrics and c |
t Bridge" is a 1989 single by the British-Irish | folk rock band The Pogues. |
January 23, 1964) is an American | folk rock singer-songwriter and guitarist from Illin |
Johnny Flynn & The Sussex Wit are an English | folk rock band signed to Transgressive Records. |
Evening Hymns is a Canadian indie | folk rock band, whose core member is singer and song |
th No Name is the fourth live album by American | folk rock duo America, released by MasterTone Record |
Pina Kollars is an Austrian-born female | folk rock singer. |
le (who later recorded in London as a member of | folk rock group Eclection), Frances Stone and Norma |
Four Jacks and a Jill is a South African | folk rock ensemble. |
) is an Irish singer and drummer for the Celtic | folk rock band The Corrs. |
the first major label studio album by Christian | folk rock musician Jennifer Knapp. |
He regularly performed | folk rock on the stages of Pittsburgh for over 15 ye |
Gustafi are a Croatian | folk rock band formed in Vodnjan, a small town in Is |
Choice Language is an album by | folk rock band Capercaillie. |
ensemble included members of Goanna and fellow | folk rock group Redgum, and Lucas. |
dition of the album includes a cover of Swedish | folk rock group Nordman. |
ry and pop, although their style resembles more | folk, rock and avantgarde. |
h 1970s medieval/rock band Gryphon, and leading | folk rock bands including the Albion Band and Home S |
The Dream Academy was a | folk rock band from England, comprising singer/guita |
His musical journey began from playing | folk, rock and jazz in California and Australia. |
e British Invasion and the ascendance of edgier | folk rock musicians such as Bob Dylan put an end to |
hing in America is a musical duo which performs | folk rock and children's music. |
977 - September 16, 2009) was a German-American | Folk rock singer and musician. |
Stairway to Heaven is more | folk rock than this. |
he Lamp of Childhood was a short-lived American | folk rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1966. |
s works originating in the progressive rock and | folk rock scenes, which continued the exploration of |
Crosswinds is an album by | folk rock band Capercaillie. |
Andy Cabic is a | folk rock singer-songwriter, and lead member of the |
Elliott said that the band's | folk rock sound was a coincidence, not intentional. |
Akua Tuta is the third album by Canadian | folk rock duo Kashtin, released in 1994. |
musician who is the lead singer for the Alston | folk rock band "Room Full Of Owls". |
Home Once Again", was performed by progressive | folk rock band Renaissance, and it appears (re-recor |
ete York of the Spencer Davis Group, recorded a | folk rock album with Marian Segal and Jade. |
Trees was an English | folk rock band that existed between 1969 and 1972. |
"Comin' Back to Me" is a | folk rock song by the band Jefferson Airplane. |
iled from Houston, Texas and started in 1966 as | folk rock outfit, The Bostwick Vines. |
s melody from the 1975 song "Daisy Jane" by the | folk rock trio America. |
Burgers is the third album by Hot Tuna, the | Folk rock off-shoot of Jefferson Airplane members Jo |
gave them three major hit singles and contained | folk, rock and psychedelic elements, heavy influence |
John Denver, | folk rock musician |
(born 1959, Richmond, Virginia) is an American | folk rock singer. |
rapper is a Portland, Oregon-based experimental | folk rock band signed to Sub Pop Records. |
Angelou was an English | folk rock band formed in 1996 by singer-songwriter H |
vest Home" was the debut single of the Scottish | folk rock band Big Country. |
Home Again, Home Again is the sixth release by | folk rock band Hem. |
The Clefs of Lavender Hill were a | folk rock band from Miami, Florida. |
er and one of the founding members of the 1960s | folk rock band The Association. |
for being a guitarist for Christian alternative | folk rock group Jars of Clay. |
Funnel Cloud is the fourth album by | folk rock band Hem. |
Ariel returned to Israel and decided to create | folk rock inspired music. |
s the debut self-titled studio album by English | folk rock band Fat Mattress, released on 15 August 1 |
"The Angel", a former pub once inhabited by the | folk rock group Fairport Convention and after which |
Pat Robitaille EP is an acoustic EP by | Folk rock musician Pat Robitaille, released in 2006. |
enre of this song from Psychedelic rock to both | Folk rock and Psychedelic Folk, because instrumentat |
all Drew (born January 11, 1984) is an American | folk rock singer-songwriter from Clarksdale, Mississ |
Fisher's Tale is a Christadelphian | folk rock band, currently based in the West Midlands |
is a Los Angeles based rock band blending 1960s | folk rock and psychedelia, 1970s space rock and prog |
e band's musical style, in particular the first | folk rock opera. |
Innu is the second album by Canadian | folk rock band Kashtin, released in 1991. |
by Emily Saliers and recorded and performed by | folk rock group the Indigo Girls. |
is the ninth original studio album by American | folk rock duo America, released by Capitol Records i |
record label, based in Oxford, specialising in | folk rock and AOR music. |
Renaissance-inspired | folk rock band Blackmore's Night recorded the song f |
Home Service are a British | folk rock group, formed in late 1980 from a nucleus |
etrospective compilation of the work of English | folk rock singer Sandy Denny issued in 1985. |
y I Am is the third studio album from Christian | folk rock musician Jennifer Knapp. |
transcendental vocals grew out of the late '60s | folk rock scene. |
Crosby, Stills & Nash (CSN) is a | folk rock supergroup made up of David Crosby, Stephe |
Folk rock particularly took off in California, where | |
lie is the first "best of" compilation album by | folk rock band Capercaillie, covering the period 198 |
Mellow Candle were a progressive | folk rock band. |
Basket of Light is a 1969 album by the | folk rock group Pentangle. |
"Tangerine" is a | folk rock song composed by Jimmy Page and performed |
ved to New York City and changed his focus from | folk rock to children's music. |
Fleeting Days is a | folk rock album released in 2003 by Dan Bern and the |
ng is also frequently covered by other Canadian | folk rock bands, including Mudmen and Enter the Hagg |
The Legion Sessions is a live EP by Canadian | folk rock band Great Lake Swimmers, released in Sept |
It blended psychedelic and | folk rock influences and was marked by the haunting, |
For the Canadian | folk rock band, see Uisce Beatha (band). |
Folk rock artist Jonatha Brooke covered this song on | |
he Black Babies is the first EP recorded by the | folk rock artist Devendra Banhart. |
described From the Vaults as "achingly tuneful | folk rock", while noting "a few cuts ... hint at the |
n Leonard Cohen" and the "Stevie Ray Vaughan of | folk rock". |
Atalyja - Lithuania ( | Folk rock) |
's musical style borrows elements from hip hop, | folk, rock, R&B and reggae. |
Their music combines | folk rock, country and jazz fusion within a pop cont |
They incorporate the sounds of jazz, | folk, rock, Middle Eastern, and Latin musics. |
l Byrds to its farthest logical extreme, mixing | folk rock, country, psychedelia and jazz, often with |
any different styles of music, including blues, | folk, rock, R&B and country. |
t commercial success, however, was the atypical | folk rock-influenced "Am Fenster" (At the Window), w |
Scottish | folk rock-singer John Martyn did an acoustic folk ja |
ic one of the "15 Most Essential Recordings" in | folk rock. |
ed their mixture of bright harmony and up tempo | folk rock. |
Fire Records with further releases in jazz and | folk rock. |
d be considered more as lieka shrot ballad than | folk rock. |
The Clumsy Lovers are a | folk rock/bluegrass/Celtic jam band based in the Van |
The Felice Brothers are a | folk rock/country rock band from Upstate New York fo |
A Fragile Tomorrow is a | folk rock/power pop band from Charleston, South Caro |
n English musician who plays bass guitar in the | folk rock/rock band Stealers Wheel and who also play |
"Spanish Tide," a somewhat spooky | folk rocker that employed heavy bass and Poli Palmer |
e-built 12-string electric guitar, designed for | folk rockers. |
regular programme of performance that includes | folk, roots and acoustic music, blues and jazz music |
HD Radio operations, and broadcasts a format of | folk, roots and Americana music on its HD-2 side cha |
ows, Jazz on the Half-Shell with Paul Jimerson, | Folk Roots and Branches and a program devoted to cla |
und Folkfest") Rudolstadt is Germany's biggest | folk, roots and world music festival. |
rrently presents BBC Radio Wales' award winning | folk roots and acoustic music show Celtic Heartbeat, |
Both the collaboration with Davy Graham ( | Folk Roots, New Routes) and the Anthems in Eden albu |
The band's music expanded using their | folk roots, demonstrating some punk energy, reggae a |
with national distribution, under a new title, | Folk Roots. |
to Juan Castillo Morales by his devotees, is a | folk saint revered by many in northwestern Mexico an |
She is revered as a | folk saint in western Rajasthan. |
gentina which recurred to him for miracles as a | folk saint. |
pic poetry for being the lengthiest poem in the | folk sangatya metre. |
the list of Ambalamas in Sri Lanka) the village | folk say that the Ambalama was built under the order |
Schmidt was a well-known face in the east coast | folk scene and was reasonably well-known across the |
She returned to the Scottish | folk scene in the 1990s, recorded two CDs, was a reg |
or the Alabama Green Party; living in the small | folk scene in Birmingham, they soon befriended Will |
was a figure in the Greenwich Village/Cambridge | folk scene of the 1960s; she played with Bob Dylan a |
ly living in the Boston area, he is part of the | folk scene there. |
His influence on the | folk scene was described by Bob Dylan in his autobio |
She toured the world as part of the traditional | folk scene in the early 1960s and was successful in |
ed to take off in the 1960s, when he played the | folk scene in London alongside contemporaries such a |
were pioneers of the nascent 1960s psychedelic | folk scene writing unconventionally crafted songs ev |
The song arrived in the 1960s and 1970s | folk scene thanks to Dave Van Ronk (recording it twi |
y, Susan began making a name for herself in the | folk scene of the early 1990s. |
couple divorced in 1954) and was active in the | folk scene in the 1950s and 60s, singing (as Jackie |
ith members who had been part of the cafe-based | folk scene in Los Angeles, the Byrds adopted rock in |
Folk Scene (No. 13) | |
ondon: Bloomsbury 2006 (plenty on the Edinburgh | folk scene of the early 1960s, from which both Jansc |
Fingerett joined the Chicago | folk scene while a student at the University of Illi |
ttlefield Band, as well as major figures on the | folk scene including Martin Carthy and Roy Harris. |
An anchor of the Chicago | folk scene and a contemporary of Steve Goodman, John |
hat some in the media labelled the "West London | folk scene" with other artists such as Laura Marling |
Up Communist, Coming Onto the Greenwich Village | Folk Scene, and Coming Out in the Feminist Movement |
A regular on the New York | folk scene, Life magazine dubbed her "the pet of Man |
chedelic music's LSD-inspired vibe began in the | folk scene, with the New York-based Holy Modal Round |
gs by artists who are relative newcomers to the | folk scene, like David Francey's "The Waking Hour". |
McKeown began her career in the | folk scene. |
fame within Spain and the international celtic | folk scene. |
performers from the national and international | folk scene. |
ffirming its impact and influence on the modern | folk scene. |
her genres including landscapes, street scenes, | folk scenes and portraits. |
f the music as that of the libretto, where the ' | folk scenes,' the riot, the scene where the police o |
ne the features of youth hostels with the adult | folk school programs he had seen while backpacking t |
led to proposals for merger with the Highlander | Folk School or the operation of a drama center affil |
rite Butler, began forming the John C. Campbell | Folk School in 1925 in Brasstown, North Carolina.. |
ator, socialist and cofounder of the Highlander | Folk School, famous for its role in the Civil Rights |
Dining Hall at J.C. Campbell | Folk School, Brasstown, NC, USA |
rcle of the area's more important men created a | folk school. |
Portrait of Myles Horton, founder of Highlander | Folk School. |
Hall also appeared in the Queer as | Folk season 2 finale as a party guest during the Rag |
The video did not include the acoustic | folk section of the beginning or the disco-styled br |
XPN also broadcasts the | Folk Show with Gene Shay on Sunday evening, which st |
Starting in 1985 he hosted the "Flea Market" | folk show played on WBEZ live at Navy Pier. |
The | Folk Show with Jed Grimes. |
ll was 22 years old when he started hosting the | folk show on BBC Radio York in 2005. |
Radio York, hosting the weekly North Yorkshire | Folk show, and the Sunday Set. |
rn son, met Lovegrove who had been entertaining | folk since 1994 with his Miracle Fish Puppet Theater |
A daughter of the Bulgarian | folk singer Toni Toneff, she was born in Oslo and gr |
2000: | Folk Singer of the Year - winner |
rdshire in July 1909 from a Mrs Ella Leather, a | folk singer who had learnt the carol through the ora |
te of Horn is the second solo album by American | folk singer Odetta, first released in 1957. |
te Recording Society, is a six-album box set by | folk singer Burl Ives. |
(born 1946, Lynchburg, Virginia) is an American | folk singer associated with the Women's music moveme |
The song was covered by | folk singer Steve Goodman, Kiss drummer Peter Criss |
dgling trio also came to the attention of 1960s | folk singer Barry McGuire, who had recently become a |
John Prine Live is a live album by American | folk singer and songwriter John Prine, released in 1 |
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