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Definition of folkie in English: folkienoun ˈfəʊkiˈfoʊki informal A singer, player, or fan of folk music. the record's pretty good for an old folkie Example sentencesExamples - The folkies decried his ‘abandonment’ of their movement, and chastised him with a vitriolic fury that bordered on possession.
- She has a folkie's unjaded commitment to social justice, a punk's DIY ethic, and the incandescent charisma of a born pop star.
- It would be a little rash to dismiss Bragg and his Terminals as just another troupe of pop-sensitive, heart-on-sleeve folkies.
- There was the icy refusal to be claimed by folkies, protesters, rockers, popsters or, indeed, anybody.
- I'd have liked to hear a record of new sensitive folkies who feel the influence of Tim and admiration for Jeff.
- He refused to be pigeon-holed by the folkies, the protesters or the rockers.
- And like the old folkies, Franti now talks about his music as a community-building project.
- Unlike Seeger and so many of the northern folkies, Guthrie's bond to the ‘common folk’ was forged from personal experience.
- In fact, the folkies ' fetishization of past forms ends up being more ethno-musicological librarianship than anything else.
- Nine artists - ranging from electronic acts, folkies and experimental rockers - gather on this album to pay tribute to Black Sabbath.
- On disc two, he's the sensitive folkie heard on last year's All Her Love.
- Frosh folkies will probably dig it, nonetheless.
- There's nothing folkies like more than forming folkie supergroups.
- You young people and your bass-lines are ruining it for us old folkies.
- Imagine if Joni Mitchell had teamed up with some British folkies like Nick Drake and John Martyn in the early seventies.
- It's been a good couple of years for once-lost folkies.
- Bob Dylan and other up-and-coming folkies made the pilgrimage and sang for him there.
- But there's a lot more of John Lennon's pensive melodicism than Paul Simon's simpering folkie affectation in Smith's music.
- Earle's audience is a combination of alt-country, Texas fans who have stayed with him on his eccentric ride, roots rockers, and adventuresome folkies.
- I can do without the strident folkie version of the overexposed folk standard ‘This Train’, but all in all, this is a pretty decent re-issue.
Synonyms singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
Rhymes chokey, croaky, folky, hokey, hokey-cokey, hoki, jokey, karaoke, Loki, okey-dokey, Okie, pokey, poky, smoky, trochee Definition of folkie in US English: folkienounˈfoʊkiˈfōkē informal A singer, player, or fan of folk music. the record's pretty good for an old folkie Example sentencesExamples - She has a folkie's unjaded commitment to social justice, a punk's DIY ethic, and the incandescent charisma of a born pop star.
- There was the icy refusal to be claimed by folkies, protesters, rockers, popsters or, indeed, anybody.
- There's nothing folkies like more than forming folkie supergroups.
- It's been a good couple of years for once-lost folkies.
- I'd have liked to hear a record of new sensitive folkies who feel the influence of Tim and admiration for Jeff.
- Bob Dylan and other up-and-coming folkies made the pilgrimage and sang for him there.
- In fact, the folkies ' fetishization of past forms ends up being more ethno-musicological librarianship than anything else.
- Frosh folkies will probably dig it, nonetheless.
- But there's a lot more of John Lennon's pensive melodicism than Paul Simon's simpering folkie affectation in Smith's music.
- The folkies decried his ‘abandonment’ of their movement, and chastised him with a vitriolic fury that bordered on possession.
- Imagine if Joni Mitchell had teamed up with some British folkies like Nick Drake and John Martyn in the early seventies.
- And like the old folkies, Franti now talks about his music as a community-building project.
- I can do without the strident folkie version of the overexposed folk standard ‘This Train’, but all in all, this is a pretty decent re-issue.
- On disc two, he's the sensitive folkie heard on last year's All Her Love.
- You young people and your bass-lines are ruining it for us old folkies.
- Nine artists - ranging from electronic acts, folkies and experimental rockers - gather on this album to pay tribute to Black Sabbath.
- It would be a little rash to dismiss Bragg and his Terminals as just another troupe of pop-sensitive, heart-on-sleeve folkies.
- He refused to be pigeon-holed by the folkies, the protesters or the rockers.
- Unlike Seeger and so many of the northern folkies, Guthrie's bond to the ‘common folk’ was forged from personal experience.
- Earle's audience is a combination of alt-country, Texas fans who have stayed with him on his eccentric ride, roots rockers, and adventuresome folkies.
Synonyms singer, vocalist, soloist, songstress, crooner, warbler, melodist, artiste
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