#Folksinger

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Woody Guthrie sings for the neighborhood, 1943.

Photo: Eric Schaal for Time & Life Pictures via Shutterstock/Life magazine

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

And the evil is done in hopes that evil surrenders / But the deeds of the devil are burned too deep in the embers / And a world of hunger in vengeance will always remember. -Phil Ochs, folksinger

[redcrow31]

Photo taken of Garry Blackchild using real film by @lindlesoup Location : Horse Thief Mesa , Arroyo Hondo , New Mexico

[musicmoviefan]

RIP MELANIE Thank you for your beautiful songs and music 🙏♥️❤️☮️🕯️🕯️🎼💝🛼🗝️🌧️😢💔💫

[mattapsi]

(mattapsi) Just finished ! Happy bank how’s in The UK. Happy weekend everyone else !

[danrosedk]

The world is facing some serious issues 🖤 For the release of my climate-protest flavored single "What They Want", I wanted the artwork to be really dark and serious too 😈 I ended up having something more hopeful on the cover in the end, instead of this very black and white shot of me looking deadly serious and angry with those in charge who are letting our planet die 😵 I do feel the climate-anxiety, but I believe that things can be changed for the better and we can all be part of it 💚 What THEY want is to make a profit, what WE want is a healthy planet, am I right? Check me out on Spotify for the actual cover-art for this song and more songs with a look towards a greener future 🤠✌️

[jobanjobanjo]

Psssssssst who thinks we can get it to 150? If you haven't heard it yet you should check out my new song and see what all the fuss is about #folkpunk #folksinger #folkmusic #punk #banjo #jobanjobanjo #guitar #ukulele #newmusic #indierock #indiefolk #indiepunk #singersongwriter #softpunk #soloartist #washboard #folkrock #acoustic #electricukulele #guitarsolo #independentartist https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn5Nx-rpgJU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[doltonblakemusic]

devil's hand , Don't Play Cards with the Devil (country musik folk song ...

[clickyourradio]

“Winter Found Me There” is the second single from Rebekka Lundstrøm’s upcoming third album. Singer/songwriter Rebekka Lundstrøm from Arendal, Norway is playing around in the Americana genre with references to country and folk music. Her two previous albums, “Carousel” (2020) and “Silent Storms” (2022) as well as her two singles “Breathe” and “This Christmas” (both 2021), are heavily coloured by deep melancholy and tell the stories about life’s many battles. Rebekka tells her stories with convincing honesty and vulnerability and with her unique voice she forces the listener to connect to their own thoughts and feelings. Here’s what Rebekka says about her new song: “Winter Found Me There” is a story about a young woman who thought that by travelling far and long enough she could run away from herself. Many years and reality checks later, she goes back to the start just to discover that this is exactly where the road ahead begins. The song tells about personal growth up to a point where you accept reality and make the best out of the cards you have been dealt. There’s also growth in the musical picture in the song where I’ve chosen more uptempo and drive compared to what I’ve done earlier.

[forthegothicheroine]

Vampire folksinger looks

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

And the evil is done in hopes that evil surrenders / But the deeds of the devil are burned too deep in the embers / And a world of hunger in vengeance will always remember.

-Phil Ochs, folksinger

[saltlickmp3]

beautiful women should come to my house & teach me how to play better folk guitar and lean really close and put their arms around me to reach the fretboard & their hair shoudl hang in my face uhmmmmm

[desertsquiet]

Well, listen to the rumble, the rattle, and the roar

She glides along the woodlands, down the hills and by the shore

Hear the mighty rush of engine, hear the lonesome hobo call

Ride the rosin, break a bead on the Wabash Cannonball

[mattapsi]

(The Ageing Hippy ( a.k.a. Matt Apsi ))from a while ago- no time today , thought try it on you .. .

[dandelionjack]

the monarchy should be replaced by shirley collins. a real english institution