Folk-rock music
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The concept Folk-rock music represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Calgary Public Library.
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Folk-rock music
Resource Information
The concept Folk-rock music represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Calgary Public Library.
- Label
- Folk-rock music
- Authority link
- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/00930303
- Source
- fast
79 Items that share the Concept Folk-rock music
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Context of Folk-rock musicSubject of
- A reasonable amount of trouble
- A week at the warehouse
- A woman in the east
- Above the prairie
- And the war came
- Are you serious
- Arkansas
- Bluenote Café
- Brambles and thorns
- Bridges not walls
- Club meds
- Diamonds on the water
- Divers
- Earthtones
- Eastside bulldog
- Emerald
- Eyes on the lines
- Folk hop n' roll
- From far enough away everything sounds like the ocean
- Front row seat to Earth
- Goodnight city
- Greatest hits
- Greatest hits
- Heartbeats accelerating
- High on Tulsa heat
- Highways, heartaches and time well wasted
- In our time
- Johannesburg
- Knuckle down
- Life in the dark
- Little neon limelight
- Little plastic castle
- Live in Dublin
- Love in wartime
- Love letter for fire
- Madman
- Magic fire
- Medicine songs
- Missing-- but presumed having a good time
- New lore
- Panther in the dollhouse
- Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme
- Pearl
- Pink moon
- Poor David's almanack
- Pure comedy
- Quiet energies
- Radium death
- Real midnight
- Ruins
- Rum, sodomy & the lash
- Run River North
- Serge Fiori
- Shallow grave
- Someday the moon will be gold
- Songs in the dark
- The attic tapes
- The best of the cutting edge 1965-1966
- The bird & the rifle
- The essential Bob Dylan
- The ghosts of Highway 20
- The lookout
- The queen of hearts
- The real Royal Albert Hall 1966 concert
- The river
- The tree
- The very best of Jackson Browne
- The very best of the Pogues
- Thistled spring
- Trouble no more : bootleg series, Vol. 13, 1979-1981
- True sadness
- Twelvefour
- What to fear
- Why are you ok
- Why you wanna leave, runaway queen?
- Wild animals
- Wildflower blues
- Yarrow
- Young as the morning old as the sea
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