KnowraAmerican folk musicLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to American folk music, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 5Narrower topic 4Compared with 2American folk music revivalNarrower topic: The revival recast this broad inheritance as both a living tradition and a modern cultural resource.American popular musicCompared with: Folk traditions overlap with commercial popular music but often emphasize communal transmission over the hit market.Pete SeegerNarrower topic: Seeger adapted and circulated songs within this broad musical tradition.Great American SongbookCompared with: Its communal and vernacular traditions differ from the Songbook’s commercial theater and publishing roots.Woody GuthrieNarrower topic: Guthrie adapted its melodies and storytelling into songs about contemporary working people.American classical musicRelated: Folk melodies and styles offered composers alternatives to European-derived musical materials.SkiffleRelated: American folk songs and performers supplied much of skiffle's borrowed repertoire.Folk revivalNarrower topic: The revival drew on this broad inheritance while recasting it for modern audiences.Lonnie DoneganRelated: Donegan drew on American folk and blues material for several of his best-known skiffle recordings.David CarradineRelated: Carradine also wrote and performed music, including songs for screen projects.Oh! SusannaRelated: Repeated performance and adaptation carried the song into folk tradition.