The best Dave Van Ronk albums
9 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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1
Peter and the Wolf Start here
1990
A whimsical blend of folk storytelling and playful melodies intertwining with elements of blues and country.
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2
No Dirty Names
1966
A blend of folk, blues, and ragtime that captures the essence of storytelling through rustic melodies and heartfelt performances.
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3
Van Ronk
1971
Richly textured folk and blues melodies intertwine with Van Ronk's gravelly voice, creating an intimate yet expansive listening experience.
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4
Songs for Ageing Children
1973
A rich tapestry of folk, blues, and ragtime woven together with storytelling and introspective lyricism.
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5
Dave Van Ronk and the Hudson Dusters
1967
A vibrant blend of folk, blues, and ragtime that captures the spirit of the 1960s Greenwich Village scene.
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6
Sunday Street
1976
A tapestry of folk, blues, and ragtime woven with Van Ronk's gravelly voice and poignant storytelling.
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7
Inside Dave Van Ronk
1969
A tapestry of traditional folk and blues, woven with storytelling and Van Ronk's distinct raspy vocals.
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8
Just Dave Van Ronk
1964
A rich tapestry of folk, blues, and ragtime woven together by Van Ronk's gravelly voice and intricate guitar work.
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9
Somebody Else, Not Me
1980
Folk-blues reverberates with soulful storytelling and intricate guitar work, reflecting the essence of American roots music.