Folk Music Enthusiast Pillows

"Frankly, Jackie Paper, I’ve done all I can with strings and sealing wax."

Leos Janacek

It's a new singing group called 'Peter, Paul, and Mary.'

Spinning Violinist

Scotsman playing the fiddle.

"This next one is called 'The Sermon on the Mount.'"

"Babe, I'm gonna leave you... It may take a few eons, but I am definitely gonna leave you..."

"If you could be any Bob Dylan you wanted to, which Bob Dylan would you be?"

Folk Wedding

"Beans, Them Beans, Them Beans, Beans, Beans..."

Gustav Holst

"How many verses of 'Froggie Went A-Courting' are there, Jay, before your pill kicks in?"

I love Harmonica

Art Garfunkel.

Jerry Garcia, RIP

"As Tom gets nostalgic to Don McLean's 'American Pie,' baby Charles utters his first words... Too long."

Neil Young

Great Moments in Musical Inspiration

"When it comes to good, old-fashioned roots music, this guy is the BEST!"

"The times – They have a changed."

"And now, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto, Number One, first movement."

"This next song is about unbridled corporate greed and its propensity to decimate the planet … I hope you like it."

"I came all the way from Alabama just to see you, Susanna. Why in tarnation are you cryin'?"

'...Stop trying to funk it up.'

World Of Cow - 'If you must know, it's my Birthday and I happen to be great friends with Bob Dylan.'

Bob Dylan

'This next one I wrote myself. It's about pain, misery and heartbreak, until I finally wised up and dumped him.'

Hip-Hopalong Billy Bob blamed the censors for killing the country-rap scene.

Two people play the guitar and harmonica.

"This next one is about the healthy and drama-free relationship that very nearly ruined me as a songwriter before I realized what was happening and got the hell out of there."

"This machine isn't killing fascists."

Spinning violinist

"Here's one I wrote myself. It's called 'Blues for the Guy I'm Laying Off.'"

"This machine kills fascists, and this machine kills fascists, and this one is just a guitar."

"Woke up this mornin', Found myself trapped in the Blues genre..."