The singer Cat Stevens said was as important as The Beatles: “He represented a new dawn”
Significant.
Folk
Beth Orton – ‘The Ground Above’ album review: Out of the desert and into the garden
The ninth studio LP from one of the UK’s finest voices.
Fred Neil: The reclusive 1960s folk singer who made a million dollars and walked away forever
A mentor to Dylan, David Crosby, Joni Mitchell, and many more.
“Strange times”: The Paul Simon anthem that captured the 1960s better than any other song of the era
“There’s not one line that rhyme.”
‘The Future’: Why Leonard Cohen’s peak bleakness suited the early 1990s
“We were tossed out of the garden; this isn’t paradise”.
The Gaslight Café: The most important “basket house” in New York’s history
“I kept my eyes on the Gaslight. How could I not?”