The term 'folk' is quite seperate to 'minyo' - the Japanese term for local folk songs. Instead this was the term given to new songs influenced by US 60s folk groups, such as Kingston Trio, Peter, Paul and Mary and the Brothers Four, then a bit later Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger. The first stars of the folk movement were The Folk Crusaders.
Disc 1 : 1. The Folk Crusaders / Kaette kita Yopparai 2. The Folk Crusaders / Kanashikute Yarikirenai 3. The Folk Crusaders / Seinen wa Koya o Mezaeu 4. The Zootlebee / Mizumushi no Uta 5. Kazuhiko Kato & Osamu Kitayama / Ano Subarashii Ai o Moichido 6. Norihiko Hashida & Climax / Hanayome 7. Norihiko Hashida & Climax / Kaze 8. Itsutsu no Akai Fusen / Toi Skaini 9. Hiroshi Kamayatsu / Waga Yoki Tomoyo 10. Jacks / Karappo no Sekai 11. Jacks / Tokei o Tomete 12. Maki Asagawa / Yoru ga Aketara 13. The Rigannies / Umi wa Koishiteru 14. Jiro's / Senso o Shiranai Kodomotachi 15. Jiro Sugit / Otoko Doshi
Disc 2 : 1. Alice / Hashitteoideyo Koibito yo 2. Alice / Shushifu 3. Tulip / Maho no Kiiroi Kutsu 4. Tulip / Kokoro no Tabi 5. Tulip / Saboten no Hana 6. Toi et Moi / Aruhi Totsuzen 7. Toi et Moi / Sora yo 8. Toi et Moi / Daremo inai Umi 9. Moco Beaver Olive / Wasuretainoni 10. Moco Beaver Olive / Umi no Soko de Utau Uta 11. Rei Marimura & Time Sellers / Kyo mo Yumemiru 12. Four Saints / Chiisana Nikki 13. Lily / Watashi wa Naiteimasu 14. Happyend / Hanaichimonme 15. Happyend / Kaze o Atsumete
