's "Drunken Country Ballads" by the Coen Brothers. The background of the story is located in the turbulent golden age of folk ballads in 1960. At that time, people hadn't seen the glory of Bob dylan. Dave Van Ronk hugged The guitar sings in the bar. In this film, which recalls the golden age of folk songs and discusses the cruel opposition between dream and reality, the clear and moving music has become the biggest highlight of the whole film. "Hang Me, Oh Hang Me chords", "The Thing I Won't Do", "Five Hundred Miles", "The Rough Road of Youth", "The Death of Queen Jane", "The Great Flock of Herrings", no one is not fascinated by the softly listened folk music Moving, coupled with the addition of British
actress Carey Mulligan and American singer Justin Timberlake, made "Drunk Country Ballads" "the best movie of 2013". Maybe today we will only remember Bob dylan and
"Blowing in The Wind", but in Greenwich Village in 1961, a young folk singer named Dave Van Ronk struggled to survive in the quagmire of failure. At that time, Bob dylan was just a pawn. Dave Van Ronk has led at least four major changes affecting the entire industry in his own field, and in that era of middle-class liberalism, what Dave Van Ronk has to do is to constantly compromise, whether it is suffering at the dinner table. Friend's invitation "sings like a well-trained pet dog", or faces a demented old man, and takes singing as a farewell. Dave Van Ronk can only turn the bitter wine of his life and musical dreams into music, but it is extraordinarily moving.
Commenting on Dave Van Ronk, the Coen brothers said, "It doesn't matter who you are, what matters is that you are part of this ballad wave."
Let's pay tribute to the countless Dave Van Ronks.
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