folk·y (f  k )n. & adj. Variant of folkie. |
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This song is not an exercise in folky style; it is something much more remarkable, an art song that has acquired something of folk art's direct simplicity. It really made a difference -- but we've always been into folky, hippie stuff like David Crosby's first solo album and John Martyn and Joni Mitchell. The pair "sprung for the irresistibly named 'fairy bells,' which are actually psalteries," rudimentary instruments consisting of strings tied to a box, and this in turn led them to "this folky nook in San Francisco called Lark in the Morning. |
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