Bands & artists like Glenn Yarbrough
If you like Glenn Yarbrough, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.
New to Glenn Yarbrough? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
The Brothers Four
GuideTheir harmonious vocal arrangements and folk-inspired melodies create a soothing sound reminiscent of Yarbrough's style.
Peter, Paul and Mary
GuideThis trio's warm vocal harmonies and gentle acoustic instrumentation evoke a similar emotional depth and reflective quality.
John Denver
GuideDenver's heartfelt lyrics and melodic folk-pop sound align closely with Yarbrough's emotive delivery and gentle melodies.
Harry Belafonte
GuideBelafonte's rich baritone voice and storytelling style resonate with the warmth found in Yarbrough’s performances.
Jim Croce
GuideCroce's narrative songwriting combined with his soft vocal tone offers a similar introspective listening experience.
Simon & Garfunkel
GuideTheir intricate harmonies and mellow instrumentation create an atmosphere that parallels Yarbrough’s reflective sound.
Leonard Cohen
GuideCohen's deep, resonant vocals paired with poetic lyrics provide a contemplative mood akin to Yarbrough's music.
Cat Stevens
GuideStevens' blend of folk and pop with introspective lyrics mirrors the emotional resonance found in Yarbrough's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Glenn Yarbrough?
Artists similar to Glenn Yarbrough include The Brothers Four, Peter, Paul and Mary, John Denver and Harry Belafonte. Each shares elements of Glenn Yarbrough's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Glenn Yarbrough?
Glenn Yarbrough is primarily known for pop music. With a warm, resonant vocal delivery layered over gently flowing melodies, Yarbrough’s music invites a gentle ebb and flow that captures the essence of emotional reflection.
Where should I start if I like Glenn Yarbrough?
If you enjoy Glenn Yarbrough, start with The Brothers Four — their album "B.M.O.C. – Best Music On/Off Campus" is a great entry point. Their harmonious vocal arrangements and folk-inspired melodies create a soothing sound reminiscent of Yarbrough's style.