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"folk revival" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a cultural movement of popularizing elements of traditional folk music, typically from the past century. For example, "The 1960s saw a folk revival in the United States, with acts such as Bob Dylan and Joan Baez enjoying newfound fame."
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Younger generations convincingly revived the folk revival.
First of all, we can blame the ongoing folk revival.
Fueling a Folk Revival When Mr. Lomax returned to the United States, the folk revival he had envisioned was flourishing.
In true folk revival spirit, the songs flourished and lived on.
Still, as Moe Asch's recordings showed, the Beat jazz scene and the folk revival sometimes overlapped.
Their manager, Harold Leventhal, dated the start of a new American folk revival to that concert.
The group became one of the most popular, respected and influential of the folk revival.
It was a farewell to the purity of the folk revival.
It should be a living history of Greenwich Village, from the folk revival to the present.
They soon became favorites of the college-based folk revival of the early 1960s.
As the leader of the postwar new folk revival, MacColl had rigid ideas.
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