(I mean, he's about as folk as Crosby Stills & Nash, but for purposes of this discussion it still works)

easy to forget about him because his biggest hits a mildly corny... as dalecooper railed, 'music for elves in pointy shoes' or something along those lines. Not inaccurately, but it's not like there's no charm in that kind of stuff... I mean, look at what I've recommended in this post.

that said, I did get to consume quantities of homebrew to Tea for the Tillerman last weekend. And every time Harold & Maude comes on, I'm freshly blown away by the soundtrack.