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Blowin' In the Wind
As the folk music scene grew out of Greenwich Village in New York and began to spread across the country, a single figure rose about the crowd to become the flag bearer of the movement, Bob Dylan. Well before he shocked people by “going electric,” Dylan won his fans over with softer songs, such as the iconic “Blowin’ in the Wind.” Often considered a protest song, the lyrics to “Blowin’ in the Wind” deal with many different topics including peace, war and freedom. All of which were favorite issues for Dylan to write about at this point in his career. While many songs and artists have come to define this period in folk music, this song, and Dylan as an artist, have come to epitomize the folk movement of the mid-‘60s.
With a few chords and a basic strumming pattern, Dylan was able to create one of the most memorable musical moments of the 20th century. It won’t take long for even a beginning guitarist to grab this tune and get the chords under their fingers, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth learning or playing along to the original Dylan recording. Sometimes it’s the easiest songs that are the most fun to play, so check this one out, it’s a true 20th century classic.
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Blowin' in the Wind Tab
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