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American Folk Music
American folk music is a diverse and beautiful subject, this lady a relative newcomer to the scene has my vote for vocal appeal. Introduced to me by a publican from my town many years ago. I present this lady as an Irish Man who enjoys her vocal style. This post is not to create debate just an acknowledgement by me and folks I know at home who appreciate her voice, song and beautiful expression within the genre. She can be viewed and listened to by anyone interested. If you like please post your American folk favourites.
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Re: American Folk Music
Jleo Fipple,
You had me a bit nervous when you wrote, "I present this lady as an Irish Man". I must admit I was quite relieved she was not sporting a moustache.
No debate from my camp, very interesting and pleasinf vocals and some fine guitar work.
Cayden
You had me a bit nervous when you wrote, "I present this lady as an Irish Man". I must admit I was quite relieved she was not sporting a moustache.
No debate from my camp, very interesting and pleasinf vocals and some fine guitar work.
Cayden
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Re: American Folk Music
Infamous Angel was released in 1992, so you can hardly call her a newcomer. But yes, I like her voice and her music. Her voice reminds me a bit of of Alice Gerrard (Hazel & Alice), and a lot of Emmylou Harris.
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Re: American Folk Music
Right, twenty years on, she's pretty much a (well liked and well played) fixture in American acoustic music on this side of the pond.MTGuru wrote:Infamous Angel was released in 1992, so you can hardly call her a newcomer.
Too many to list but this is one you might like. Interesting movie too.Jleo Fipple wrote:If you like please post your American folk favourites.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6ArylRGWME
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Re: American Folk Music
Songcatcher is full of great music. Emmy Rossum is also wonderful (the same beautiful young lady who was in the movie version of Phantom of the Opera).
Here's one of my favorites: Richard and Mimi Farina.
Another: Phil Ochs
Alas, all long dead.
Here's one of my favorites: Richard and Mimi Farina.
Another: Phil Ochs
Alas, all long dead.
Charlie
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I like have always enjoyed Emmylou Harris, Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, and recently came across Meg Baird a voice from heaven and super work on guitar.
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Re: American Folk Music
also, to many to list butJleo Fipple wrote:..... If you like please post your American folk favourites.
sureley Woody Guthrie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaI5IRuS2aE
of course Joan Baez
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKliZyedBh8
not to forgett Donovan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC9pc4U40sI
and so many more
anyway, its a long time ago that i dfid listen to american folk and i did listen to it a lot
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Re: American Folk Music
American folk music?German Whistler wrote:not to forget[t] Donovan
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Re: American Folk Music
Yes, it can be tough to categorize those Atlantians.MTGuru wrote:American folk music?German Whistler wrote:not to forget[t] Donovan
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Re: American Folk Music
oh please please can you americans ever forgive me?
and the brits too please
ah...everybody, please
and the brits too please
ah...everybody, please
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Re: American Folk Music
Hell, I'm pretty sure there are Americans who think Donovan is a Yank.German Whistler wrote:oh please please can you americans ever forgive me?
and the brits too please
ah...everybody, please
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Hail, Atlanta!Feadoggie wrote:Yes, it can be tough to categorize those Atlantians.
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Re: American Folk Music
Not American, but I can't resist sharing this. I'm sure the song is well-known to everyone who's contributed to this thread and most who have read it. Richard Thompson wrote it, but Sandy Denny sang it on Fairport's Unhalfbricking. I love the original, but this takes it to a new level.
Based on the number of different versions on Youtube, it must be part of his regular tour repertoire. Also, only about 50k views of all the videos together; it's a shame.
Based on the number of different versions on Youtube, it must be part of his regular tour repertoire. Also, only about 50k views of all the videos together; it's a shame.
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Re: American Folk Music
Ok, you got me. I did spell it wrong. Altlanteans, Atlanteans! Doh!MTGuru wrote:Feadoggie wrote:
Yes, it can be tough to categorize those Atlantians.
Hail, Atlanta!
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Well, I am pretty sure thats a difference, if a german doesnt know or an americanNanohedron wrote:Hell, I'm pretty sure there are Americans who think Donovan is a Yank.German Whistler wrote:oh please please can you americans ever forgive me?
and the brits too please
ah...everybody, please
I am also pretty sure that many americans mix up german, swiss, austrian and even dutch (yes those are different countires, just in case some wonder )
but i seems if a german call an english man an american, for some people thats intolerable
anyway i learnd that Donovan isnt american but brittish and lives in ireland right now, thanks to wikipedia and some really clever c&F member pointing my mistake out to me on such a nice way
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