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Tom and Jerry - Hey, Little Schoolgirl (Seventeen TV Show, from WOLTV  Ames, IA)

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Tom & Jerry were actually the duo of Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel, who worked under that name when they began recording in the late '50s. It's a period that they downplay when discussing their careers, preferring to pick up the story after they had begun performing folk and folk-rock in the mid-'60s.

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Peter, Paul and Mary - Blowing in the Wind

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The Kingston Trio - Early Morning Rain (The Andy Williams Show)

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The Kingston Trio's place in the sun was etched in stone virtually from the get-go. The band formed in 1957 and by the following year had a very successful single called "Tom Dooley" resting atop the pop charts.

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Blowing In The Wind (Live On TV, March 1963)

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This music represents the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

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Bob Dylan “plugging in” at the Newport Folk Festival and causes a split in the folk genre.

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Political inequality / war
Poetry

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Focus on lyrics

Guitar

Mellow sound

Not-the-best vocals

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Bob Dylan
The Kingston Trio
Peter, Paul, and Mary
Tom and Jerry

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1960 - 1964