What does At the Gate of Horn sound like?

A soulful blend of traditional folk and blues, enriched with Odetta's powerful and emotive vocals. Rooted in traditional folk music and country blues.

What makes At the Gate of Horn by Odetta notable?

The album is significant for its cultural impact during the folk revival era, influencing future artists in both folk and civil rights movements. It helped establish Odetta as a leading voice of social change, with songs like 'He's Got the Whole World in His Hands' resonating deeply during a time of political upheaval. Released in 1957, 'At the Gate of Horn' marked Odetta's first album after gaining recognition in the folk revival scene. This album solidified her role as a key figure in the 1960s folk movement, following her performances at various venues that showcased her talent and commitment to folk music traditions.