Ian Marshall·Mar 22, 2022The Pledge of Allegiance and My Ukrainian Homeroom Teacher in Junior HighThoughts on Loving Your — and My — CountryA response icon3A response icon3
InInTunebyIan Marshall·Mar 14, 2022Questioning Masculinity: A Re-Reading of Stan Rogers’s “Harris and the Mare”Reconsidering What It Takes to “Be a Man” in One of Stan’s GreatestA response icon2A response icon2
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Mar 10, 2022Fade Out: The Environmental Movement and Environmental Song after the Folk Rock EraOr, After the Musical Aftermath of Earth Day: Featuring Earth Songs by Johnny Cash, Loudon Wainwright, Bruce Cockburn, Dar Williams…
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Mar 8, 2022The Musical Aftermath of Earth DayOr, “Look at Mother Nature on the Run in the 1970s”: With Songs by the New Riders, Marvin Gaye, Randy Newman, John Prine, John Denver, and…A response icon1A response icon1
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Mar 5, 2022Was Sixties Enviro-Folk-Rock Simply a “Commodity Fetish”?Wherein I Wonder Just How Subversive Folk Rock Was
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Mar 2, 2022Folk Rock from Silent Spring to the First Earth Day: A Year-by-Year Breakdown of the Top 40…A Timeline of Green Songs of the Sixties — And What it Reveals about Just When and How Fast the Times Were A-Changin’
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Feb 28, 2022The Soundscape of “Lay Down Your Weary Tune”Bob Dylan as (Nobel Prize-Winning!) Nature Writer — and Author of the #1 Green Song of the Folk Rock Era
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Feb 25, 2022Sixties Folk Rock’s Greenest Songs: #5–2Gotta Get Down to It in the Top 40 Countdown: Tom Paxton, Judy Collins, Cat Stevens, Joni Mitchell
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Feb 23, 2022Sixties Folk Rock’s Greenest Songs: #10–6Hitting the Top Ten in the Top 40 Countdown with Neil Young, Traffic, Fred Neil, Dylan, and Van Morrison
InTuning In to the Natural WorldbyIan Marshall·Feb 21, 2022Sixties Folk Rock’s Greenest Songs: #15–11Have Another Hit (Or Five) in the Top 40 Countdown: Creedence, The Byrds, Joni Mitchell, The Kinks, and Three Dog Night
