The one lyric in Paul Simon’s 1969 masterpiece that he is still “embarrassed” by
“It came quickly”.
Folk
“How can I get anywhere near that?”: The 1969 song Robert Plant knew he could never top
What a great lyric should be.
The one songwriter Graham Nash knew wouldn’t be remembered “in a 100 years”
Not as memorable to him.
Michael Nau is not a psyop: The man who quietly released three masterpieces in a month without any fanfare
Why did Michael Nau release three albums without telling anyone?
The most chilling song ever written: The 1929 Lawson family massacre that still haunts folk music
The real crime behind folk’s darkest song.
Hippies, the apocalypse, and how 1969’s ‘Easy Rider’ led to an overlooked Neil Young masterpiece
It deserves more praise.