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Old

Country-like

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soft

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Guitar, deep message, simple, impactful, country

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acoustic

traditional

simple

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homeless, music, spare change

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Guitar

Simple

Modest

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portrait

cool colors

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Quiete, bold, soft

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old, guitar

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Dylan started with rock

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Tutti Frutti is much higher energy than This land is your land, they also use different tempo, message, instruments, and pitch

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"This land is your land" has more of a message and no repeating phrases, and is more soft while carrying a message

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It's much more upbeat, loud, and uses a different main instrument

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Tutti Frutti has faster tempo. and he is playing piano while he's singing

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tutti frutti uses repetition, gobbledygook, and jumpy instruments to create a catchy sound and this land is your land does not

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it wasn't enough, the songs werent serious and didn't reflect on life

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The songs weren't serious or realistic enough in rock and roll. In Folk, he preferred the despairing feeling more.

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Dylan felt rock denied any sort of grip from reality, he wanted something that told a true message and wanted to connect it to an emotion or thought

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it wasn't serious or didn't reflect life in a realistic way

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he believed rock and roll wasnt truthful to reality and folk was more vulnerable

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yes because it is not focused on rhyming but rather on telling a poetic real life story

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Yes, it tells a realistic message, it is simple, and the instruments and tone fit the Folk genre

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The use of the harmonica makes it sound much more folk-y than if it didn't have it. It also felt really simple. He was just Talkin' New York.

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yes as it is telling a story realistic way

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yes I would consider it a folk song, first because of the instrumentals, it gives that country feel, while it's message is also realistic talking about something most might relate to

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Dylan took the cynicism and confidence from Rock and brought it into Folk music.

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cynicism and confidence

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A little bit of cynicism and confidence

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Dylan brought cynicism and confidence into his music

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confidence and cynicism

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The use of more instruments makes it sound more upbeat, for example, I think I heard a synth in the background. But Dylan's and Guthrie's vocals both have that folk-y sound.

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like a rolling stone has a deeper message, is higher energy, louder vocal(s), but they use similar instruments

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the lines "how does it feel" and "this land is your land" are sung very similar

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It's different because it is louder, and there are more instruments, and the massage looks to be more like a "womp womp, look at you now"

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higher energy with faster tempo