Over the years, the musician was variously branded a "living library" of folk music and a "one-man folk festival".
That's something that has continued - that folk process, the folk tradition - through all of Bob Dylan's work.
Most literary tales were derived in some measure from folk sources, and, once they were published, they in turn influenced folk versions.
Traditional Sohbet Meetings play a crucial role in transmitting Turkish folk literature, folk dances and music, village plays as well as societal values.
Musician Nic Jones, whose career appeared to have ended after a car crash in 1982, has won folk singer of the year at BBC Radio 2's folk awards.
The British folk rebels of the early 1970s explained their rocked-out Child ballads as a way of taking folk music out of museums and giving it back to folks.
Gorka was inspired to become a folk musician in the early '80s, while working (and living) in a coffeehouse frequented by artists who were at the heart of the '60s folk revival.
Mr. OMO MOSES (Executive Director, Finding Our Folk Tour): the Finding Our Folk Tour is a student-organized response to hurricanes Katrina and Rita and how that impacted folks in the Gulf Coast.
And I thought it was important that the decent folk, simple folk be the heart of the story, and a character who is guileless, who isn't complicated in the sort of flawed way our Dark Knight is, and isn't political in any way.
Vincent, Merrill Garbus's Tune-Yards and Laura Marling, who added a cello and brass to her retro-folk sound, presented polished, high-concept chamber pop, as did Other Lives, who impressed with melodramatic baroque folk featuring strings, orchestral synths and vocal harmonies in support of the quietly charismatic singer Jesse Tabish.
You know, I grew up in North Carolina, mostly, and there was a lot of gospel music, there was country music and there was a good deal of blues and I sort of got into music at the time of folk music, which, you know, sort of people refer to as the Great Folk Scare of the early '60s.
The folk at Capital Economics have started to use another word for it: Recession.
Langhorne Slim and his band The War Eagles mix folk and blues with reckless punk-rock energy.
There are few chances for normal folk to get behind the controls of heavy construction machinery.
When you're my age, a remark like that could land you in an old folk's home.
To appease the pixies, Guernsey folk would leave a bowl of porridge out at night.
Instead, he gets a tiny dividend every time city folk spread peanut butter on their toast.
Folk events, such as grand, smoky festivals for the gods, have also regained momentum (or more accurately, funding).
Last month, the North Carolina House approved a measure making whirligigs the state's official folk art.
Indian firms sense a fortune to be made by selling rustic folk their first fridges.
As India gets richer, rural folk are becoming more entwined with the national economy.
It eloquently sets out the suspicion and resentment that many young folk feel for large companies.
Mr Amusategui is currently his protector from a board dominated by Banco Santander folk.
Grammy award-winning folk and bluegrass guitarist Arthel "Doc" Watson has died in North Carolina aged 89.
Thompson is a master folk and rock songwriter whose technique is the envy of other guitarists.
Many city folk have an emotional attachment to a way of life they have never experienced.
The movie seems aimed at gentle folk too scared of Manhattan to leave their tour buses.
Songs are categorized into genres like Chillwave, Experimental, Shoegaze, Punk, Dubstep, Mashup, Folk, and many more.
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Mr Koizumi has a penchant for appointing private-sector folk to head up public institutions.
Tradfest brings together the folk arts and kicks-off a season of festivals across the country.
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