Folk America

USA & CANADA 1945-1975

∙  1945  ∙  This land is your land  (Woody Guthrie)  ∙  1948  ∙  Wayfaring stranger  (Burl Ives)  ∙  1949  ∙  If I had a hammer  (PETE SEEGER)  ∙  1956  ∙  Freight train  (Elizabeth Cotten)  ∙  1957  ∙  Wreck of the old 97  (Carolyn Hester)  ∙

∙  1960  ∙  Silver dagger  (Joan Baez)  ∙  Lemon tree  (Will Holt)  ∙  1961  ∙  500 miles  (Hedy West)  ∙  Maid of constant sorrow  (Judy Collins)  ∙  1963  ∙  We shall overcome (Joan Baez)  ∙  A hard rain's a gonna fall  (BOB DYLAN)  ∙  The praties they grow small (Carolyn Hester)  ∙  1964  ∙  The sounds of silence  (SIMON & GARFUNKEL)  ∙  1965  ∙  King of the road (Roger Miller)  ∙  Pack up your sorrows  (Richard Fariña & Mimi Baez)  ∙  Early morning rain (Peter Paul & Mary)  ∙

∙  1966  ∙  Waist deep in the big muddy (PETE SEEGER)  ∙  Early morning rain  (Gordon Lightfoot, Can)  ∙  Solitary man  (Neil Diamond)  ∙  My country 'tis of thy people you're dying  (Buffy Sainte-Marie)  ∙  1967  ∙  Sisters of mercy  (LEONARD COHEN)  ∙  Ode to Billy Joe (Bobby Gentry)  ∙  Feel like I'm fixin' to die (Country Joe McDonald)  ∙  1968  ∙  For the sake of this song  (Townes van Zandt)  ∙  San Francisco  (Scott McKenzie)  ∙  If I were a carpenter (Tim Hardin)  ∙  1969  ∙  Chelsea morning  (Joni Mitchell)  ∙  Polk salad Annie  (Tony Joe White)  ∙  Poor Elijah  (Delaney & Bonnie)  ∙  It hurts me too  (Karen Dalton)  ∙  Coming into Los Angeles  (Arlo Guthrie)  ∙  Sweet Sir Galahad (Joan Baez)  ∙  I had a dream  (John B Sebastian)  ∙

∙  1970  ∙  Don't let it bring you down  (NEIL YOUNG, Can)  ∙  Look what they've done to my song  (Melanie)  ∙  Lady of the rose/Fugue for the ox  (Emmylou Harris)  ∙  Song to the siren  (Tim Buckley)  ∙  Me and Bobby McGee  (Kris Kristofferson)  ∙  Sugar man  (Sixto Diaz Rodriguez)  ∙  1971  ∙  You've got a friend (James Taylor, 1st rel. 1971 Carole King)  ∙  Take me home, country roads (John Denver)  ∙  Sam Stone (John Prine)  ∙  1972  ∙  Operator (Jim Croce)  ∙  1973  ∙  Ann (David Gates/Bread)  ∙  Dear Abby (John Prine)  ∙  1975  ∙  At seventeen (Janis Ian)  ∙