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But it's nice, because essentially I'm a folkie at heart.

I am not much of a folkie, but I can see this makes sense.

But she's no coffeehouse folkie all wrapped up in herself.

They say I am a folkie, a rocker, whatever.

"I wanted to rock a little bit," said the singer, who rejects the term folkie.

And hip-hop is dead, replaced by a new wave of folkie protest singers.

She had voted against the 14-year-old punk as well as the folkie in his 80's.

Are you touring with a folkie this time?

How did she like a folkie audience?

The Winery show was one of a hundred he will do this year, his forty-first as a professional folkie.

Bob Dylan, nasal protest singer, was one more folkie.

"Here," suggested another folkie who was buying a tie-dyed T-shirt.

But too often, the album approaches the folkie psychobabble of songwriters like Jewel.

"The whole folkie thing was still very questionable to us-it wasn't the train we came in on.

A folkie, but not the blunk-blunk banjo kind who used to show up on Hootenanny.

"My guy is sort of a folkie, I guess, only he plays his mouth instead of a guitar or a harmonica.

The inevitable folkie moment, the trite joke or earnest comment that demands a cringe, never arrived.

Not the lame American folkie of the same name, this is the canadian rock guitar legend...

'Well, well, if it isn't one of our little fairy folkie friends.'

In reality, Swart is much, much more than just another singer/songwriter, rocker or folkie.

If this rhythm obsession seems like an odd preoccupation for a mellow folkie, Saturday's concert showed why it isn't.

They perform this free in-store show with one of their quirky antecedents, the folkie Michael Hurley.

Or some granola-fed folkie from North Dakota?

(For good measure, they might even throw in the folkie Donovan as someone whose yellow is too mellow to be "rock.")

He saw his own house next door; remembered playing his guitar and indulging all his old folkie fantasies.