Folk Rock Reviews

"Dylan's Masterpiece!! Not a false step anywhere. Lyrics, music, studio musicians - it all comes together in perfection. Leaves the Beatles, Stones and anyone else you might have thought about, in the"...(read full reviews)

"Some of the most memorable and endurable music you'll ever find-by a duo whose harmonies are so sweet they can make you shiver with anticipation at the onset of each new track. Maybe no one is as"...(read full reviews)

"this album is simply amazing, i found him actually because they have his cover of this album on the new green nanos...i looked him up and he was absolutely great...buy this album now!"...(read full reviews)

"This excellent first album from the group is worthy of all the praise in garnered in the 1960's. The band, formed in 1963, took a british sounding name and wore british mod clothing to take advantage"...(read full reviews)

"This album is monumental in Dylan's career. It represents the first album performance featuring his use of the electric guitar. Side A is exclusively dedicated to this new found sound, while he"...(read full reviews)

"This album runs the gamut from fast paced, half joking songs, like that of the title, to far more somber material like Desolation Row. Pretty much every song on it is a classic though. One of four or"...(read full reviews)

"this cd here is from the band, the byrds a cool 60s band who only lasted really 5 years. this cd here has some cool songs, eight mile high, turn turn to everything there is a season, my back pages,"...(read full reviews)

"This is one of the best albums in all of Rock and Roll. If you can listen to this without a tug to your heart, then you aren't human. Lyrical dissection of a marriage gone bad."...(read full reviews)

"This CD is full of contemporary type music that has funny, serious, sad and crazy all rolled into one CD. The talent of musician and writer as well as producer come together for Will Dailey in this"...(read full reviews)

"Buffalo Springfield consisted of Stephen Stills, Neil Young (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young), Richie Furay (Poco), Jim Messina (Loggins & Messina), Dewey Martin and Jim Palmer. CSNY as a better band so"...(read full reviews)