KnowraAmerican folk music revivalLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to American folk music revival, each with the reason it gives.All 27Broader topic 2Related 12Narrower topic 12Compared with 1Bob DylanNarrower topic: Dylan emerged from its Greenwich Village scene and carried folk music into mainstream pop.Harry BelafonteNarrower topic: Belafonte’s early club performances grew alongside this revival and its interest in vernacular music.Pete SeegerNarrower topic: Seeger helped carry older songs and new compositions into the revival’s expanding audience.The WeaversNarrower topic: The Weavers became a major popular voice within this broader movement.Joan BaezNarrower topic: Baez became one of its defining performers through concerts, recordings, and festival appearances.Buffy Sainte-MarieNarrower topic: It supplied the venues and audience for her emergence as a songwriter.John DenverNarrower topic: Denver’s acoustic songs and singer-songwriter career grew from this broader musical movement.Mississippi John HurtNarrower topic: Hurt’s rediscovery became one of the revival’s most striking returns to public performance.This Land Is Your LandNarrower topic: The revival helped bring Guthrie’s song to new performers and audiences.Burl IvesNarrower topic: Ives’s radio work and recordings helped make folk songs familiar to national audiences.OdettaNarrower topic: Odetta became one of the revival’s most influential performers.Phil OchsNarrower topic: It supplied Ochs with musical models and a performance culture for topical songwriting.