Genreübersicht
Folk Rock
Folk-Rock takes the simple, direct songwriting style of folk music and melds it to a prominent rock & roll backbeat. One of the most distinctive elements of folk-rock is the chiming, ringing guitar hooks, coupled with clear vocal harmonies. Folk-rock was pioneered in the mid-'60s by the Byrds, who played Bob Dylan songs as if they were from the British Invasion. The Byrds established the blueprint that many bands followed. As the '60s winded down, more folk-rock groups emphasized the acoustic origins of folk and backed away from the ringing electric arrpeggios of the Byrds. In the next three decades, both the acoustic and electric folk-rock sounds were commonplace in rock & roll.
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Mumford and Sons
(Sigh No More)
sehr gut (87%) -
Neil Young
(After the Goldrush)
- (100%) -
Neil Young
(Archives Volume I [1963 - 1972])
hervorragend (95%) -
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Genre-typische Alben
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Neil Young
(Chrome Dreams 2)
befriedigend (74%) -
Melissa Etheridge
(Awakening)
- (70%) -
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Bob Dylan
(Modern Times)
sehr gut (89%) -
Two Gallants
(What the toll tells)
sehr gut (87%) -
Blue Rodeo
(Are You Ready)
- (70%) -
The Band
(A Musical History)
- (87%) -
Roger Waters
(ÇA IRA)
- (70%) -
Richard Thompson
(Front Parlour Ballads)
gut (82%) -
Michelle Shocked
(Don´t Ask Don´t Tell)
befriedigend (67%)
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Songwriter
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
Hurra! Hurra! So Nicht.
Kristof Schreuf
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Jochen Distelmeyer
Heavy
Element of Crime
Immer da wo du bist bin ich nie
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
Gisbert zu Knyphausen
Folk
Mumford and Sons
Sigh No More
Port O’Brien
Threadbare
The Wood Brothers
Loaded
Ani DiFranco
Not A Pretty Girl
Adam Green
Jacket Full of Danger






















