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In 'FolkWords Writes' you'll find personal observations (plus views from other people)
argument and debate, plus a selection of raw material for the book. The aim is to discuss folk music roots to branches in the broadest sense (with no boundaries or restrictions) and examine the new, the old, the different and the wonderful in folk music.
FolkWords talks to musicians, bands, singers and songwriters (established and emerging). Those who've said it all before (and want to say it again) and those with something new to say. Those who think they've created a new or different (or the same but slightly different) corner of the folk genre.
I'm interested in opinions from people at the centre, on the fringe of and the far, dark reaches of folk music. So don't restrain yourself. If you want to share and air your views, or you're passionate about folk music or if you've got something to say about it, then get in touch. So far so good ... FolkWords has encountered wildly differing opinions, many of them strongly held. There are hundreds of questions and probably thousands of answers - or maybe no answers at all, just different views. No matter, the point is the journey, not necessarily the destination. My research for this project is wide and ranging. That means we may encounter one another on a web site, at a festival or a gig, in a pub or over a cup of strong tea, wherever and whenever we meet. I look forward to talking to you. **
The FolkWords web site averages 5,000 visitors each
month - if you want those people to find your event or read your album
review - then talk to FolkWords.** You can also find FolkWords on www.myspace.com/folkwords
Back to Home Copyright Notice: This site, its content and the FolkWords name are copyright to FolkWords. That means FolkWords holds the intellectual property of all copy written on this site and no part of the copy or other content of this site may be used or copied without the express written permission of FolkWords. Responsibility Notice: FolkWords is not in any way responsible for the security, content or validity of any of the third-party links or sites referred to on FolkWords, either acessed through Folk Links, Music Links, Folk Events or Album Reviews. © FolkWords - 2007
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