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Often used in the same context:
folk,
prog,
skiffle,
ska,
bluegrass,
folkies,
folky,
rockabilly,
punk rock,
jazz,
krautrock,
punk,
hootenanny,
jazzer,
wedding present,
pennywhistle,
dixieland,
muso,
folkers,
motown,
electronica,
tin whistle,
clarsach,
folktronica,
chillout,
alt,
rockers,
planxty,
revivalists,
troubadour,
twee,
celtic,
rock,
fiddler,
reggae,
neo,
hippy,
yeasayer,
pentangle,
bouzouki,
britpop,
dancy,
harpers,
psychobilly,
honkytonk,
bad manners,
groover,
grass widow,
craic,
psychedelia,
music,
blues,
squeezebox,
punky,
emo,
bands,
avant,
indie,
sextet,
ceilidh,
techno,
acoustic,
katzenjammer,
bop,
psychedelic rock,
melodeon,
auld,
skanking,
electro,
metronomy,
polyrhythm,
doomy,
churchy,
harmonizers,
ratatat,
saxist,
moe,
guid,
agit,
barrelhouse,
corde,
hornpipe,
flamenco,
mosh,
hoedown,
experimentalism,
musette,
instrumentalists,
arty,
bebop,
musicians,
tin hat,
balladry,
handclap,
jazzy,
supergroup,
chansons,
madrigals,
zydeco,
choro,
groovy,
gotye,
trade,
com,
tra,
trader,
traders,
commerce,
bank,
foreign,
grocers,
mails,
market,
proprietors,
sellers,
shipping,
troupes,
university,
airlines,
brewers,
bureau,
company,
1867,
1892,
1990,
add,
b.,
bc,
bear,
before,
bore,
charg,
ed,
griff,
hous,
or,
picnic,
prespecified,
publish,
que,
ree,
request
More general:
jazz
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— Adjectives for trad:
foreign,
free,
gastrointestinal,
large,
international,
great,
british,
non,
old,
intestinal,
american,
more...
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