Tom Paxton
Folk Music Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist
Folk Music Singer-Songwriter and Guitarist
A prominent figure in American folk music, this artist began writing and performing in the 1950s. Influenced by traditional folk songs, he became an integral part of the Greenwich Village folk music scene. The artist's songs often addressed social issues and personal experiences. Albums released include 'Ramblin' Boy' and 'One Man Show,' which contributed to the folk music revival. At various times, this musician collaborated with other notable artists, enhancing the musical landscape of the era.
Wrote and performed iconic folk songs like 'Where Are You Now, My Son?'
Contributed to the American folk music revival during the 1960s
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