Folk Reviews — Page 2
After the Gold Rush Review: Gentle, Ragged and Moving
Neil Young's third album mixes tender acoustic songs with raw electric ones. Our verdict.
Tapestry Review: The Soundtrack to a Generation
Carole King's solo breakthrough is warm, personal and packed with timeless songs. Our verdict.
Graceland Review: A Joyful South African Collaboration
Paul Simon's Graceland blends pop songwriting with South African township music. Our verdict.
Bringing It All Back Home Review: The First Electric Dylan
Dylan's 1965 album plugs in on one side and goes acoustic on the other, to brilliant effect. Our verdict.
Music from Big Pink Review: The Basement Sessions That Birthed Americana
The Band's debut is a warm, rootsy and influential album that quietly changed rock. Our verdict.
Illinois Review: An Ambitious Indie Folk Epic
Sufjan Stevens' sprawling album about Illinois is full of banjos, brass and big feelings. Our verdict.