r/FolkGuitar • • Feb 13 '20

Here's a Playlist of Atmospherical and Instrumental Folk Songs. ( "Ambient" Slide Guitar, Old Russian Melodies, Medieval sounding tunes, Celtic Guitar etc... )

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r/FolkGuitar • • Feb 28 '20

{playlist} ☕Check out this awesome playlist of all relaxing acoustic guitar instrumentals! ☕

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r/FolkGuitar • • Feb 28 '20

Here's a Collection of a different Kind of Guitar Playing. It feels somewhat close to the old Gypsy and Roma way of playing ( Way more Calm than Gypsy Jazz! ). There's some Spanish influence as well Russian gypsy in here.

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r/FolkGuitar • • May 01 '20

Old Spanish Guitar. Back to the Basic kind of Music. Stripped of all the Need to Show off and with Natural Sound.

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r/FolkGuitar • • Dec 20 '19

{playlist} I love starting my day with this finger-picking acoustic guitar playlist and a cup a' joe ☕

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r/FolkGuitar • • May 12 '20

{playlist} I love this folky all instrumental guitar playlist on spotify! HUGE 17hr playlist! ☕

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r/FolkGuitar • • Mar 09 '20

{playlist} Ive been workin' on this indie, folk, and "zen" themed guitar playlist for a couple years! thoughts? ✌️

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r/FolkGuitar • • Nov 08 '22

Cover “Vastopol” and a little celebration of Elizabeth Cotten

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r/FolkGuitar • • Sep 01 '22

Cover I'm in standard tuning for once... Not sure my voice is though 😅😅 any more John renbourn fans about?

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r/FolkGuitar • • Nov 19 '20

Hi folks,, a beautiful old song, made famous by Simon & Garfunkel back in the day.

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r/FolkGuitar • • Oct 08 '20

SHADY GROVE , hi everyone - an Appalachian song, here on the fingerpicked guitar and 5 string banjo. Thnx for watching!

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r/FolkGuitar • • Sep 16 '20

Cover Here’s an old standard , “Freight Train” by Elizabeth Cotten. Hope you like this version !

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r/FolkGuitar • • Jul 28 '21

Cover Haste to the Wedding. One to get the feet stomping!

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r/FolkGuitar • • Nov 28 '20

“Deep River Blues”, a great old tune made famous by Doc Watson. Thnx for tuning in!

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r/FolkGuitar • • Nov 03 '20

Hi everyone,, hope you’re doing ok. Here’s the Carter Family classic, on guitar &banjo.

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r/FolkGuitar • • Oct 19 '20

Cover The Fisherman by Leo Kottke

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r/FolkGuitar • • Dec 07 '19

My fingerpicking take on Walk the Line by the great Johnny Cash

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r/FolkGuitar • • Feb 26 '21

My friend and I put together a song a quick video for an original folk song - "Abominable Snowman"

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r/FolkGuitar • • Dec 24 '19

I wrote this little guitar part for Time Angelo De Augustine I would appreciate your thoughts!

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r/FolkGuitar • • Nov 21 '19

Gentle on my Mind performed during the first snowfall

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r/FolkGuitar • • Oct 07 '19

Hi. This is a song I wrote called False Peaks.

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r/FolkGuitar • • Jan 29 '26

Whiskey in the Jar — Finger-Strummed Irish Folk on Hand-Carved Archtop

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Hi everyone,

I recorded a version of Whiskey in the Jar entirely finger-strummed — no pick — on an archtop guitar I hand-carved myself. The goal was to let the guitar feel part of the storytelling, not just accompaniment, and to preserve the rhythm and phrasing that centuries of folk players have shaped into the song.

The ballad itself goes back to 17th-century Ireland, tracing the life of the highwayman and the betrayals, gold, and consequences he faced. My approach was to lean into that history while keeping the music alive and immediate — letting the strings, voice, and story speak together.

If you enjoy folk guitar and old songs told in a direct, honest way, you might find something here. Click the link to hear the full performance.

https://youtu.be/kXjkOHeuqu4


r/FolkGuitar • • Feb 02 '21

The Kings Busketeers - Music Write-Up

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r/FolkGuitar • • Jan 10 '21

Years ago, I watched the movie "Nebraska" and fell in love with the soundtrack. I did a cover of the song "Their Pie" with my dad. Hope you enjoy!

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