| 释义 |
folkie, n.|ˈfəʊkɪ|
[f. folk + -ie.]
A folk-musician or folk-singer; a devotee of folk-music.
1966Times 12 Jan. 13/7 ‘Pop’ singers, disc jockeys, rock 'n rollers, bands, folkies, balladists, and others will give free concerts in the open air. 1970Sun 9 Oct. 13/3 She..plays a bulky guitar with rich technique that any folkie would envy. 1977N.Y. Times 23 Jan. 1/47/3 Mr. Rush is a folkie who emerged in the early 1960's in Cambridge, Mass... He is still a most engaging performer, singing a wide variety of folk music and blues in a comfortable commanding manner. 1987New Yorker 12 Jan. 5/1 Music for many kinds of people, including unreconstructed folkies,..and rock-and-roll fundamentalists. |