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#ACFM Microdose: Jeremy Gilbert on Folk Music

May 8, 2021

01:31:59

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Folk Music

04:45

The Importance of Irish Music

03:09

Irishness in the Early Nineties

04:35

Introduction

2min

The Importance of Irish Music

3min

The Origins of American Folk Music in the Twenty-First Century

4min

The Bluegrass, Root O U T E S a Andei

5min

I Dreamed I Saw Joe Hill Last Night

2min

The Emergence of Folk Music in the Forties

5min

All You Fatis Bounded to Lose

2min

Iaa Run All Over That Town

2min

The Weavers, the Black List and the Battle for the Soul of America

1min

10.

The Biggest Hit of the Skiffle Movement Was the Ragiland Line

4min

11.

The Shoals of Herring

3min

12.

Folk Music and the Greenwich Village Coffee House Scene

3min

13.

Folk Music and the Protest Music

6min

14.

A Trap by the Birds

4min

15.

Psychodelic Folk - Just Another Diamond Day by John Farhay

3min

16.

Fairport Con Convention - The Best of Them All

5min

17.

The First Time She Smiled on Me

3min

18.

What Is Going on in the Seventies?

5min

19.

What's Going on in the Eighties?

3min

20.

The Pogues - A Song From the Pogues

3min

21.

The African American Singer Song Writer, Tracy Chapman

3min

22.

Folk Music

5min

23.

Irishness in the Early Nineties

5min

24.

Free Folk Music - The New Weird America

3min

25.

The Herring Girl

5min

26.

Folk Music and the Folk Music Tradition

2min

Jeremy Gilbert hits the road for a musical microdose accompanying the #ACFM Trip on Folk. Connecting different strands of folk music with their various political tendencies, Jeremy looks at the communism of Woody Guthrie and the singers of the Dust Bowl era, the Vietnam protest music of Bob Dylan and the Greenwich Village scene, and […]

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