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Artist Profile: Gabriel Yacoub
A profile of Gabriel Yacoub, a singer/songwriter from France who is respected by folk artists such as Joan Baez and Richard Shindell.
folk music folk gabriel yacoub joan baez richard s

Artist Profile: Richard Shindell
His profound, poetic songs about life and love have captured the hearts of many listeners. Yet Richard Shindell is definitely not a household name. Here is why he should be.
folk music • richard shindell • joan baez • singer • songwriter

CD Review: Bowery Songs by Joan Baez
A review of Joan Baez's latest CD Bowery Songs which features live versions of her classics as well as songs from newer releases.
joan baez • bowery songs • folk • classic • recent

Gabriel Yacoub
A profile of Gabriel Yacoub, a singer/songwriter from France who is respected by folk artists such as Joan Baez and Richard Shindell.
folk music folk gabriel yacoub joan baez richard s

Letter To Joan
This article explores the healing power of the words, "I believe."
sexual assault; women's issues; music; joan baez

Blu-Ray Review: Woodstock Director's Cut
Warner Bros.' Woodstock Director's Cut: Three Days of Peace and Music is a stunningly lavish reissue of the documentary concert film. 9/10.
woodstock director's cut: three days of peace and • blu-ray review • michael wadleigh • martin scorsese • santana

Isle of Wight Festival 2007
The Isle of Wight Festival has become an annual gathering of old, established and postively new bands. This article focuses on the newcomers at the 2007 event.
isle of wight festival • glastonbury • festival • rolling stones • echo and the bunnymen

The Folk Music Revival in the 1960s
History and analysis of musicians and songwriters of 1960s folk music.
bob dylan • joan baez • mimi farina • folk music • arlo guthrie

1960 (Part III: Folk and Bob Dylan)
This week, we take a look at one of the behind-the-scenes trends of the early 60's: folk. Specifically, we look at Bob Dylan, who's major folk work was done between 1960-1964. We see what got him where he is, and why he was so important.
dylan • bob • rock • folk

Counter-Culture Celebrates 90 Years
The counter-culture stepped back into the spotlight when Pete Seeger celebrated his 90th birthday with a little get-together in his hometown of New York City.
pete seeger • birthday • benefit concert • folk music • hudson river sloop clearwater

Folk Festivals in the New York City Area
Summertime means folk festivals, and within a few hours of New York City are some of the best, sure to make any folkie flip his bandana.
folk festivals • folk festival 2009 • folk festivals new york • clearwater festival • falcon ridge folk festival

The Music of Peace
Music and peace events go hand in hand. Here are some suggestions on how to use music at a peace event.
peace • music • rally • hip hop • folk

Satanic Ritual Abuse: The Evidence Surfaces
**trigger warning: contains some graphic descriptions This is one of the best articles I have ever read on the reality of ritual abuse, with evidence cited that makes disbelief difficult.
cult • survivor • ritual abuse • satanic ritual abuse • illuminati

Arthur Lee and Love
Arthur Lee was the driving force behind the Los Angeles psychedelic rock band 'Love', whose albums Da Capo and Forever Changes helped define the Summer of Love.
arthur lee and love • arthur lee & love • love da capo • love forever changes • arthur lee da capo

Bob Dylan Biography Suggestions
Of the many dozens of books about the life and music of legend Bob Dylan, a few have risen to the top. Here are some of the best choices.
bob dylan recommended biography • biographies on dylan • music memoirs • singer autobiography • chronicles

Country Joe and the Fish Biography
Country Joe and the Fish - one of the leading psychedelic bands of San Francisco's Summer of Love. With appearances at Monterey and Woodstock, they helped define an era.
country joe and the fish • country joe mcdonald • fish cheer • summer of love • psychedelic

Don't Look Back Film Review
A compelling documentary that goes along for the ride during Bob Dylan's 1965 tour of England, Don't Look Back is an important and entertaining work.
don't look back • bob dylan documentary • d.a. pennebaker • bob dylan movie • bob dylan documentary don't look back

Elvis Perkins: Ash Wednesday
5/5: Elvis Perkins' Ash Wednesday balances poetic, introspective lyrics and strong, catchy melodies. It's a stunning debut for this up-and-coming musician.
elvis perkins • ash wednesday • folk music • album review • debut

Five Top Tourism Spots In California
Travelers to California should visit Joshua Tree National Park, Big Sur, San Juan Capistrano, Venice Beach, and The J. Paul Getty Museum.
california • must-see sites in california • big sur • mission san juan capistrano • venice beach

Free Outdoor Film Screenings in Toronto, Ontario
Between June and September, films are screened outdoors, free to the public in downtown Toronto. With weekly events, there is always a diverse range of films to be seen.
free films • toronto travel • toronto films • toronto film festivals • film festivals

Happy Hogmaney!
The Travelsleuth welcomes Hogmaney in Edinburgh and New Year in London. Tired of the January Sales he seeks out some exhibitions and theatre as a welcome alternative to traipsing through the department stores.
hogmaney • edinburgh • london • stirling • inverness

Life's Song Set to Poetry
National Poetry Month was started in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets. The month-long recognition spotlights the work of talented seasoned and new American poets.
april is national poetry month • gwendolyn brooks from chicago • illinois • the walt whitman bridge • is maya angelou a great poet

What is Folk Music?
Folk Music has been with us since the beginning, the realm of the workers and common people. The history of Folk is the history of civilization.
folk music history • american folk music history • american folk music • folk revivals • child ballads

Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
This Pete Seeger anti-war song of the 60s was first performed by Marlene Dietrich. It's universal message of peace in the world did not get lost in its many translations.
peter seeger • where have all the flowers gone • marlene dietrich • max colpet • quiet flows the don

Fifteen Facts About Pete Seeger
Pete Seeger is one of the great patriarchs of American Music. Celebrate his 90th birthday and learn about the man and his legacy.
pete seeger • pete seeger facts • the weavers • clearwater festival • pete seeger politics

Francis James Child and the Child Ballads
Francis James Child's work, The English and Scottish Popular Ballads, was the first major attempt to collect the Folk tradition of Western Europe.
child ballads • francis james child • francis child • folk music • traditional folk

New York City, Greenwich Village, and Folk Music
New York City is the unofficial home of American Folk Music, as folkies through the 20th century have gone there to find like hearts and share their music.
new york city folk • new york city folk music • new york city musicians • folk revival music • 1960s folk music

The Five Greatest Civil Rights Songs
To honor all those that stood side by side to ensure freedom for all, Suite101 counts down the five greatest songs of the Civil Rights Movement.
civil rights songs • songs civil rights movement • 1960s protest music • civil rights movement • eyes on the prize

Top Ten Most Memorable Moments Ever
We finish off this year, decade, century, millenium (and for those who say that it's in 2001, too bad, I don't care, and I write this article, not you.) with a look at the most memorable moments in rock history. This doesn't mean necessarily the most influential, or shocking, or even a combination of the two. It just means the moments like the Kennedy assassination when you think back and remember where you were at that time. Concerts, murders, festivals, press conferences and riots are all included here, so it should have a bit of variety.
rock • music • life • century • decade

What is National Poetry Month?
April brings poetry out in full swing during National Poetry Month. Such venues as Poem-for-Your-Pocket, Poem-a-Day, and the famed Poetry and the Creative Mind featured.
national poetry month • poetry month • online poetry • poem of the day • poetry and the creative mind

Canada's Music
Canada HAS a music industry. In this article, there is Canadian music from Traditional Quebecois music to Neil Young to Celine Dion.
canadian music • canadian bands • canadian singers

Country Music's 2009 Grammy Award Winners
Country music's favorite Texas cowboy, George Strait, won his first Grammy after three decades of hits, while other country music favorites landed Grammys of their own.
2009 grammys • grammy awards • country music • country singers • country songs

Scoop for the Week of Jan. 7th
Party poopers, pickpockets and poltergeists. Grab a spoon. This week's Celebrity Scoop is delicious!
television • movies • hollywood • celebrity • gossip

Selling Out: What Happened to Folk?
This one's bound to get me in trouble... This week we look at how folk music moved from a simple acoustic cafe sound to a larger electric sound, and in the process, picked up a few fans.
folk • rock • dylan • simon • garfunkel

51st Grammy Awards: 2009 Country Music Nominees
Platinum-selling country newcomer Taylor Swift was co-host for the recent 51st annual Grammy nominations ceremony in L.A., which included some of country music's best.
2009 grammy awards • country music • country music grammy nominees • country singers • country music awards

An Accidental Hippie Returns to Woodstock
More than 30 years ago, three friends and I walked into a vast, muddy alfalfa field where we joined 450,000 others to experience firsthand the phenomenon now known simply as “Woodstock.” The event became the icon of an era and of a generation. But, at the time, it was simply a disorganized happening wrapped in music and, for many, marinated with drugs. Back then, I had no clear idea why I was there. But, like many others, I was eventually drawn back to where it all happened.
woodstock • bethel • new york • yasgur • gerry

Choice Cuts: July 2002
Good God, y'all! Get your summertime jollies with The Timbre Project, Ken Stringfellow, My Morning Jacket, Norman Blake, Orbiter, Man of the Year, Elf Power, Keepsake, Aiko Shimada, The Long Winters, Luther Russell, Kevin Tihista's Red Terror, David Hurn, Cursive/Eastern Youth, and My Fine Friend Phil.
adam mckibbin • music review • cd review • buy cd • buy music

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