Angie Moon shares some new music from the past few months that she's been digging from artists like Aly Cook, Rosalie Cunningham, Michael Kiwanuka, Temples, and Mystic Braves.
Tag: folk
Interview: Toria Wooff
Today on The Diversity of Classic Rock, we are lucky to have a Manchester based folk singer-songwriter named Toria Wooff on the blog. I’ve been following her on Instagram for a while and she recently released an EP called Badlands. …
Interview: Jim Curtis, Author of Decoding Dylan and Rock Eras (Part 1)
Angie Moon interviews Jim Curtis, the author of Decoding Dylan and Rock Eras. This is part 1 where he talks about the Bob Dylan conference in Tulsa and about Dylan's music.
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The Diversity of Woodstock
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, Angie Moon analyses the diversity of the musicians who played at Woodstock looking at gender, race, sexuality, and nationality.
Review: Rolling Thunder Revue on Netflix
Angie Moon reviews the new Netflix documentary about Bob Dylan directed by Martin Scorsese, Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story
Interview: Suzan Köcher’s Suprafon releases new single “Peaky Blinders”
Angie Moon of The Diversity of Classic Rock interviews German folk/psychedelic musician Suzan Köcher about her new single, her influences, and more.
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