Article presents a historical look at folk music and prominent musicians in New York City's Greenwich Village during the Sixties.
Folk, labor, resistance and other music supporting voices struggle can be found.
Guide to folk pop offers a brief description, related styles, key artists and important albums.
Includes a style description, history and background, key artists, important albums, and an essay by Richie Unterberger.
Durham, North Carolina's Guitar-Masters offers an impressive archive of folk songs, accompanied by a primer on folk chords and melodies.
Download a wealth of LiquidAudio, RealAudio and MP3s from some of acoustic music's brightest stars.
Celtic music database furnishes artist profiles, sound clips, a guide to Celtic instruments, festival schedules, and a history of Celtic music.
Read the lyrics to this perennially popular song. Includes a MIDI file of the tune and links to related resources.
Includes links to performers, venues, festivals, and general folk directories.
Index of North American folk festivals provides a list with descriptions, dates, locations, and links.
Sponsored by the Peterborough Folk Music Society, features a large collection of album reviews of new releases by folk and acoustic artists.
Directory provides comprehensive listing of UK/GB folk music recordings and events, with supplier links.
Offers information submitted by folk and bluegrass DJs about the shows they host on AM and FM stations around the world.
Large directory of Internet resources on folk, bluegrass, country, acoustic and blues music also has sections for harp and Wisconsin musicians.
Resource for folk and acoustic music provides news, featured artist profiles, listener polls, updates on new releases, and an events calendar.
Compiled by Hobgoblin Music, glossary provides definitions for a variety of folk instruments.
Independent label is devoted to restoring folk music and art within the labor movement. Based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Folk music revival of 1950-60 is described. Has links to artists and recordings plus books and videos.
Workers of the world unite in these songs of work and struggle.
Folk music fan maintains an impressive directory of artists, labels, festivals, venues, newsgroups and other acoustic music resources.
Provides a list of links pertaining to venues, artists, events, albums, organizations, instruments, radio, news, and reviews.
Read a history of the revival of folk in the late 1950s and '60s, with references and links.
Discover a wealth of acoustic, independent and obscure guitar music with this archive of CD reviews. Includes regular giveaways.
Digital version of a book by the same name, which can be read here. Learn where to go to hear, learn about and buy folk music in Canada.
Find a history of protest songs, along with lyrics, by Chris Seymour.
Network uses music and culture to promote progressive ideas and values. Committed to working with and supporting grassroots and community orgs.
Players and fans of slide guitar can find artist profiles, audio and video downloads, lessons, related links and a directory of luthiers.
Provides a large and expanding database of folk music reviews.
Find a collection of revolutionary songs from this site devoted to the struggles and troubles of the Irish.
Gerri Gribi has compiled an annotated list of links to recorded sources, from traditional ballads to punk.
Profiles Atlanta-area acoustic musicians and venues. Accompanied by a directory of acoustic music resources on the Web.
Directory features links to folk organizations, record labels, musicians, instrument dealers, festivals, and home pages.
Read details on Judith L. DiGrazia's curriculum unit The Sixties: Notes of Dischord, which examines the music of the period.