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This may be a little too much on the Pop side, but the Mamas and the papas seem to fit into the Folk Rock sound as well. I was thinking Peter Paul and Mary but I'm don't ever really recall them getting into the rock part of folk-rock. Dylan is by far the favorite though
The Mamas and Papas, in a way, mark the in-between point of folk rock and psychedelia. They are a little of each, with more than a dash of straight-ahead pop thrown in.
The first HP Lovecraft album was a folk rock masterpiece (the 2nd was a psychedelic masterpiece--they're available on one CD these days).
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I've just recently gotten into some folk or folkish type of music, I'm really diggin on Damien Rice "Volcano",
Alexi Murdoch "Orange sky".
Hope you like um...I do.
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Sufjan Stevens' "Michigan" album is wonderful, he says he'll make one album for each of America's states, let's hope they're all this good He sounds a bit Sparklehorse-ish...
And The Decemberists sound also very nice
