Dave Van Ronk
The croaky, gravel-throated voice of New York's 1960s folk scene, Dave Van Ronk
barked out charismatic renditions of long lost American classics and became a
father figure to Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Joni Mitchell and the hordes of young
folk troubadours who poured into Greenwich Village's coffee houses. Starting out
playing guitar in ragtime jazz bands, Van Ronk discovered the blues of Blind
Lemon Jefferson, Furry Lewis and Mississippi John Hurt and transformed into a
story telling, finger picking, bard of old time ballads, sea shanties and
country blues singalongs. Though mainly r...
Duncan and BradyDave Van Ronk
He Was A Friend Of MineDave Van Ronk
Cocaine BluesDave Van Ronk
Candy ManDave Van Ronk
Last CallDave Van Ronk
St. James Infirmary
Dave Van RonkDuncan and BradyDave Van Ronk
Ballads, Blues, And A Spiritual
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He Was A Friend Of MineDave Van Ronk
On Air
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Cocaine BluesDave Van Ronk
Folksinger Dave Van Ronk: He Was A Friend Of Mine
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Candy ManDave Van Ronk
Giant Step / De Ole Folks At Home
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Last CallDave Van Ronk
Songs For Ageing Children
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St. James Infirmary
Dave Van RonkAnd The Tin Pan Bended And The Story Ended...
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