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  1. Urban Folk was a movement of singer/songwriters in the '80s that grew out of punk rock. Urban folk musicians were initially inspired by punk rock but they performed solo, either with an acoustic or electric guitar. Urban folk was extremely political -- the songs had basic melodies and direct, angry lyrics. Though there was only a small handful ...

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      Artists - Urban Folk Music Style Overview | AllMusic

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      Songs - Urban Folk Music Style Overview | AllMusic

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      Albums - Urban Folk Music Style Overview | AllMusic

    • Neo-Traditional Folk

      Rooted in music from the Appalachian mountains and long...

    • Progressive Folk

      Progressive Folk uses the introspective, intricate music of...

    • Anti-Folk

      Anti-Folk stood in direct contrast to the warmhearted...

    • Carrying On

      Carrying On by Kacy & Clayton released in 2019. Find album...

    • New Acoustic

      An exhilarating mix of bluegrass and jazz, New Acoustic...

  2. Urban Folk was a movement of singer/songwriters in the '80s that grew out of punk rock. Urban folk musicians were initially inspired by punk rock but they performed solo, either with an acoustic or electric guitar. Urban folk was extremely political -- the songs had basic melodies and direct, angry lyrics. Though there was only a small handful ...

  3. Halifax Urban Folk Festival. Sep 30 // Oct 6, 2024 Alejandro Escovedo. Rose Cousins. Adam Baldwin . Jimmy Rankin. Lucy MacNeil. Mick Davis . Reeny . Christina Martin ...

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  4. Urban Folk was a movement of singer/songwriters in the '80s that grew out of punk rock. Urban folk musicians were initially inspired by punk rock but they performed solo, either with an acoustic or electric guitar. Urban folk was extremely political -- the songs had basic melodies and direct, angry lyrics.

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Urban_folkUrban folk - Wikipedia

    Urban folk. Urban folk or city folk may refer to: Folk music from any urban cultural tradition (as opposed to country music) CityFolk Festival, an annual music festival in Ottawa, Canada. Anti-folk music, a music genre that takes and subverts the earnestness of politically charged 1960s folk music. People, residing in cities.

  6. Ironically, urban folk music, in a way, uses the railroad as a metaphor for authenticity in a very inauthentic way. "Steel Rail Blues" by Gordon Lightfoot depicts the railroad as the last means to pursue his love interest. John Hartford appropriates the struggles of a hobo in his song, "Gentle On My Mind" to describe a man's unending search for ...

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  8. The significant element that distinguishes "country folk" from the "folk" music on Dylan's contemporaries' recordings in the 1960s was the re-admission of country and bluegrass music instrumentation—mandolin, banjo, fiddle, and resophonic and electric steel guitars—into the mix; country rock's success with urban audiences had paved the way for this hybrid.

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