Thanks to TripAdvisor, we now have an electronic trail of the great, globe-spanning distances such folks are willing to travel in search of the perfect snub.
But the best moments shut down the distances among folk and rock and classical and a more ancient kind of song — sometimes suggested by the Lenni Lenape Indian tribe, whose songs he has studied and internalized and sings in their proper language.
They don't appreciate how great you are!" He's trying to distance you from your folks, so you won't tell them when something is up.
Customers don't line up at a discreet distance, the way city folk do; in Nucla they crowd the counter and talk loudly about health problems.
But she was careful to distance herself from freak-folk, a term often pinned to Ms. Newsome's output and image.
Like the Dementors, these sharp-clawed, red-robed beasts are agents of social control -- phantasms conjured up (and, from time to time, impersonated) by the village elders to keep the outside world at a distance and the young folk in line.
Excell altered some of Walker's music, making it more contemporary and European, giving "New Britain" some distance from its rural folk-music origins.
They'll travel any distance to participate in folk-music fairs and sing about how difficult it's been so far, because despite all the glitter on the dresses, most of these girls live a harsh reality offstage in the slums of Lima in houses with no running water.
The distance between the Unthanks' Geordie folk canon and the songbooks of modern-day sophisticates Antony Hegarty and Robert Wyatt proves less than expected.
(Sisario) LAVENDER DIAMOND, MARNIE STERN (Wednesday) Led by the adorably chirpy-voiced and taffeta-clad Becky Sharp, Lavender Diamond goes the distance with an impressively ornate folk-rock that never loses the sweet tune.
