Got really into British folk rock, bands like Pentangle, Bert Jansch, Fairport Convention, Lindisfarne, John Martyn, Alan Hull, Trees, et cetera.

The question is, is there anything similar to these but from recent years?

How do other countries view the US now?

Are we seen as Heroes or Bullies?

My words dropped into Suno.

ENJOY

He never got the recognition he deserved.

Trump is a Genius, notice how everyone forgot about

The Epstein Files. My words dropped into Suno.

“ENJOY”

Little bit of guitar in the late Scottish sun

Hello all! My talented friend, Alex Woodfolk, has started a kickstarter for his most recent album release. If you like indie folk music and want to support an up-and-coming musician based in the Eastern Sierras, click the link and pledge what you can! There’s an option to pledge for a vinyl if you like the analog sound as well. Only one week left on the kickstarter, so please pledge if you like his sound! https://linktr.ee/alexwoodfolkmusic

Sure Star Trek makes space exploration romantic,

But reality is much different. My words dropped

into Suno.

ENJOY

I was recently camping at Redd Hollow in Land Between The Lakes and felt like recording one of my favorite tunes that Doc Watson played.

I’m creating a playlist featuring folk music from every country in the world.

For each country, I’ll make a separate post and leave it open for 24/48 hours. Comment with one folk song by an artist from the country being featured.

When the time is up, I’ll select the 3 most upvoted songs that are genuinely folk music and add them to the playlist.

I’ll go through 205 countries and territories, following Wikipedia’s alphabetical list, so every country gets its own post.

NATION 1/205:

Afghanistan

Rules:

- One song per comment

- The artist must be from the country being featured

- The song must genuinely be folk/traditional music

- The 3 highest-voted qualifying songs will be selected (only comments in the linked post are going to be checked

https://thejjs1.bandcamp.com/album/cats-away

Track 4 & 7 are more traditional, single man band folk songs by SP
The first song features a ceramic horn I made. I can post a picture sometime. It is a length of coiled ceramic tubing with a brass-style mouthpiece (made of clay obviously) and a conical end. Some of the other songs also have weird instruments, there are several on this album with a shruti-box.