Folk songs

In the late 40s American interest in the folk song was to increase significantly in the early 50's, these songs are beginning to sound on the radio. They even broke into the "parade of fighters." At first it was mostly outlandish sultry, exotic calypso Antilles executable Harry Belafonte. The talented Negro singer sings well and reckless Irish ballads, hymns, songs, cries of ancient Israel, melancholy love songs of old England. However, with the name of Harry Belafonte is primarily associated calypso. In the summer of 1957 when his song about Jamaica, "Sunny Island" became a "parade of fighters," Belafonte became popular and soon gained the title of "King of Calypso".

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Harry Belafonte does not suffer from modesty and likes to say that he was "the most outstanding artist in the United States." We will not argue with him, especially because it is self-praise, perhaps, a kind of protest against a talented singer, experienced the cruel vicissitudes of fate.

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A great contribution to the popularization of folk music made famous pop singers. Thus, in the 1950 Bing Crosby sang the song "Boot Cleaner from Chattanooga", based on the music of American mountaineers - "Hill-Billy." Soon, another popular pop singer Patti Page recorded "Tennessee Waltz." The success of this song was so great that only during the period 1950-1951 has sold over two million records with this record. The popularity of the song grew, and in 1965 it became the official anthem of the State of Tennessee.
 In 1950, crooner Tony Bennett sang the famous folk song "Cold, Cold Heart," which at one time sang folk singer Hank Williams. Following this, the singer Rosemary Clooney sang the ballad "Half," and Jo Stafford - popular among the people a merry song, "Jambalaya."

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And now contribute by popularizing folk songs, the singers, whose arbitrarily divided into "folksterov" (contemporary performers of folk song) and "rockers" (performers of rock music). Note that the "rockers" are often used folk songs. Iyteres to folklore exotic countries gradually began to call in the U.S. and interested in their own folklore. The Americans began to re-open the undying charm of his half-forgotten folk songs.