Related tags:
music + (192)
blues + (50)
Americana + (36)
guitar + (23)
Dylan + (18)
country + (17)
rock + (16)
History + (14)
pop + (13)
punk + (12)
indie + (12)
jazz + (12)
bobdylan + (11)
irish + (11)
YouTube + (10)
folkmusic + (10)
gospel + (9)
60s + (9)
bluegrass + (9)
song + (9)
traditional + (8)
video + (7)
musician + (7)
art + (7)
documentary + (7)
banjo + (7)
acoustic + (7)
Film + (7)
culture + (7)
obit + (6)
Fiddle + (6)
1960s + (6)
Band + (6)
Dance + (6)
concert + (6)
comedy + (5)
Fahey + (5)
songs + (5)
tradition + (5)
songwriter + (4)
singersongwriter + (4)
singer + (4)
Race + (4)
oldtime + (4)
obituary + (4)
psych + (4)
protest + (4)
prog + (4)
Newport + (4)
JohnFahey + (4)
hiphop + (4)
FolkPunk + (4)
Folklore + (4)
canada + (4)
australia + (4)
70s + (4)


Users that often use this tag:
y2karl (47)
flapjax at midnite (20)
Miko (11)
zarq (7)
filthy light thief (7)
Potomac Avenue (6)
Lovecraft In Brooklyn (4)
Wolfdog (4)
madamjujujive (4)
Kattullus (3)
The Whelk (3)
Charlemagne In Swe... (2)
puny human (2)
nola (2)
aihal (2)
not_on_display (2)
msalt (2)
1f2frfbf (2)
Artw (2)
PeterMcDermott (2)
ludwig_van (2)
kenko (2)
digaman (2)
stavrogin (2)

An acclaimed new documentary, Searching for Sugarman, goes hunting for the lost Dylan, Sixto Diaz Rodriguez. [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on May 1, 2012 - 10 comments

"Dingus is dedicated to the search [for new music on Bandcamp]. It's here, on this humble blog that we shed light on bedroom artists in their most defining moments. If you want what's popular today, Dingus is not the blog for you. But, if you want what's fringe, pure and passionate then you've somehow landed on the right URL." [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on Apr 28, 2012 - 18 comments

Ed Askew lost his martin tipple on a railroad platform 20 years ago. In 2009, someone returned it. Now he can play his classic freak-folk songs on it again. Though some of his best don't require any live accompaniment at all. [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on Dec 8, 2011 - 13 comments

Northumbrian Storyteller, No-age Musician and Ante-Folk singer Sedayne performs his own Primal Myth Reinvention of The Holly and the Ivy to the tune of Searching for Lambs. [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on Oct 4, 2010 - 11 comments

Live from the Pink Couch: Punks, Girls, Boys, Warriors, Witches, Kids, Comptrollers, and your new favorite band Best Friends Forever! (boyzone comment flamewar included) [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on Jan 5, 2009 - 16 comments

John Prine Live in 1980 on youtube--with interspersed interviews from around his hometown: in his 1951 Ford Custom Club Coupe (Automobile), down by the train tracks (Bruised Orange) on the porch ( How Lucky) and at the Scene of the Crime (The Accident). Previously [more inside]
posted by Potomac Avenue on Nov 16, 2008 - 13 comments