Indigo Girls song genres (part 3)

Oct 25, 2010 23:05

Song

Genre

Author

Remarks

Clampdown

Folk-punk

-

A folky treatment of an originally punk song.

I Don't Wanna Talk About It

Folk rock

-

Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters

Folk

-

Let Me Go Easy

Country

AR

Winthrop

S.S.S.

ES

Free of Hope

Southern rock

-

With some blues-rock and punk influences.

Never Stop

Pop

ES

It sounds so much like a Joni Mitchell song that it could be classified as folk-pop.

Uncle John's Band

Folk rock

-

One of those great American songs with a timeless feel. The Girls give it a notably inspired reading.

I'll Give You My Skin

Folk

AR+ES

A moderate shuffling rhythm reminiscent of some sort of Depression-era music.

Point Hope

Folk

AR

Ramblin' Round

Folk

-

Woody Guthrie (along with Leadbelly) is the first and last word in American folksong.

Cold as Ice

Folk rock

AR

Walk Your Valley

Folk

-

It Won't Take Long

Folk rock

-

Very political, in the best of the modern folk-rock tradition.

Finlandia

Classical

-

A melody of classical origin, but long since transmuted into folkiness.

Pendulum Swinger

Rock

ES

Has a shiny pop gloss, but under the hood it's all rock.

Little Perennials

Rock

AR

Ditto.

I Believe in Love

Pop

ES

Three County Highway

Southern rock

AR

Run

Rock

ES

Rock and Roll Heaven's Gate

Punk

AR

Lay My Head Down

Rock

ES

Extremely melodic, but still definitely rock.

Money Made You Mean

Folk rock

AR

Fly Away

S.S.S.

ES

Dirt and Dead Ends

Folk rock

AR

All the Way

Rock

ES

They Won't Have Me

Southern rock

AR

Very gritty and verging on punk.

Last Tears

Country rock

ES

A ballad that's a good example of the I.G.'s characteristic blend of country, folk, and pop.

Digging for Your Dream

Folk rock

ES

Sugar Tongue

Folk rock

AR

Spanish tinge.

Love of Our Lives

Rock

ES

Driver Education

Rock

AR

I'll Change

Folk rock

ES

Second Time Around

Country

AR

Roots country, verging on bluegrass.

What Are You Like?

Rock

ES

Ghost of the Gang

Folk rock

AR

Fleet of Hope

Folk

ES

True Romantic

Rock

AR

What they call a "power ballad." But with a haunting darkness and passion that only Amy can conjure up.

The Wonder Song

Bluegrass

AR

Also counts as Christian music, lyrically. Musically, it's the purest traditional bluegrass sound I've heard from them.

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