Time Has Told Me

Bert Jansch (1943.11.3 - 2011.10.5)

2011-10-06T01:18:00.001+01:00

RIP

Mr. Pine

2011-10-04T01:10:00.001+01:00

Kevin Scott from the band Mr. Pine writing to let you know the band is alive and well and preparing a third disc. Your blog has been so wonderful to us I wanted you to be the first to know. Our website will be updated with new information very soon!

http://www.mrpine.net/

Dirk

2011-08-04T01:27:00.004+01:00

4 years past since our friend Dirk's gone.

Dirk, how's your life on Heaven?
Or did you already born again?

Anyway, we will meet you someday somewhere...

Peace:)

Dirk's picture taken from his father's blog:
http://dirksietse.blogspot.com/

2011-03-24T10:09:00.001Z

I'm OK...

2011-03-11T09:47:00.004Z

Friends,
Thank you for worrying about...

So sad but more than 25,000 people were reported as missing...

Enlarge

The Khalsa String Band - Sing Of Bliss

2011-02-16T13:17:00.000Z

Gonzo said...

I was so impressed by this girl's voice, I had to do a little clean-up on the vinyl rip.

The vocals are a little back in the mix for my liking, so I have done TWO copies, one with a little extra reverb in the vocal spectrum, see what you think..

DL

Thank you Gonzo ^^

http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2011/01/khalsa-string-band.html
http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2006/09/khalsa-string-band-us-folk-1973-by.html

Bridget St. John

2011-02-09T15:57:00.002Z

Ivor Cutler Documentary

2011-01-14T23:13:00.008Z

Looking for Truth with a Pin (Part.1-6)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0I6Lio95Vg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6RoomZ16WA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeTFOLWKQAU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNbzS2zNLmk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIBOVfWMUJk

The Khalsa String Band

2011-01-01T21:43:00.003Z

Peter Alexander said...

The former "Sat Peter Singh" here, now living in Portland, ME and still making music (www.peteralexander.us). I just found four copies of the LP in my basement, and one of them appears to be in near perfect condition. I'll make mp3 files and post them on my own website in the near future. Glad that these songs are still in circulation! --Peter Alexander 01/01/11

Martin Hoke said...
January 1, 2011

I just found out about this link from my friend, Peter Alexander. We recorded this album in NYC in the summer of '73, fueled by Häagen-Dazs ice cream (there were only two flavors then, carob and honey) and an utterly uncomplicated love affair with God. It was a magical time.

Having now listened to the Song of Bliss for the first time in over 25 years (that's me playing the piano, a gorgeous 9 foot Steinway in a very cool Manhattan recording studio), I'm once again swept away by Singh Kaur's voice. It's a good voice, but even more, there was something so pure and amazing that came out of her when she sang, you could feel angels swarming just to get close. Wow...

Here's another link Peter sent me to the same track. This one has a little less flutter and a little more rumble: http://waxidermy.com/images/The_Khalsa_String_Band-Sing_Of_Bliss.mp3

So Peter, thank you for sharing such a special gift - a great start to what feels like will be a wonderful year.

Martin Hoke

See original post at THTM

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

David Lannan

2010-10-12T03:31:00.000+01:00

Street Singer (1972)

John Butler Trio

2010-10-11T09:45:00.001+01:00

Following my fantastic experience at Fuji Rock Festival 2010, I decide to go their live in Osaka. So I can't check your comments during October 22-24.

Blogger DMCA takedown notification

2010-10-08T03:37:00.002+01:00

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As always...
but you know... Time Will Tell You

Again... In memory of our friend, Dirk

2010-09-24T11:42:00.007+01:00

Dirk Gjaltema 1988-2007

(click the picture)

More than 3 years have past since our friend Dirk's gone...

Let me say again...

Dirk, we all love you.

Day of the Velvet Voice

2010-09-22T01:23:00.002+01:00

Agripena said...
Hello, Lizardson and fellow music lovers~
I just wanted to let you know about a radio show I have been doing for a while now. Much of the music I play on there is featured on your magical blog. It is every Monday night at midnite PDT and streams live on the web at: www.coastradio.org For more info please visit: www.dayofthevelvetvoice.blogspot.com

Unfortunately we do not have podcasts- the radio station is run out of a very old Victorian house in a small coastal town where the Columbia river meets the sea. It is haunted and beautiful- and I hope if you have time you will have a listen...

Love to you for all that you give to the world of music-

Flogging Molly - Live @ Fuji Rock Festival '10

2010-09-19T10:40:00.001+01:00

One of my good memory of this summer :)

VA - Saint Laurent

2010-08-17T21:51:00.004+01:00

V.A. - Festival de Saint-Laurent - 1974

01-Boys of the Lough : Boom boom reel
02-John Wright : Suite de Morris dances
03-Alfred Den Ouden : Sa laat ons vrelijk wezen
04-Rum : Rosa
05-Mélusine : Fillette de Champagne
06-Boys of the Lough : Morning Dew reel
07-Alfred Den Ouden : De Wandeline
08-Catherine Perrier : M'en revenant de mer
09-Phil et Emmanuelle Fromont : Je ne veux plus être fille/La belle Rosette
10-Le Bayou des Mystères : Jolie catin
11-Rum : Indifférence
12-Zachary Richard : High time

DL new

4,000,000 Hits

2010-08-15T15:21:00.000+01:00

THTM is not so active now.

But let me say THANKS to your 4,000,000 accesses!!

FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL 2010

2010-07-26T13:05:00.000+01:00

So, I can't check your comments from this Thursday to Sunday.

Chris Harwood

2010-07-24T16:41:00.003+01:00

chris harwood said...
thanks hooks - i was only 16 when i recorded the album .... i knew nothing ...

on THTM

David Leicht & Raymond Morin "Petrifidelity"

2010-07-24T00:28:00.003+01:00

Raymond Morin (Pairdown) said...

Hi Lizardson and THTM!

I thought your readers might be interested to know about my newest release... it's an album of acoustic guitar duets called Petrifidelity, and it's being made available in a very special, very limited edition package : a six song CD and a numbered, hand-assembled Tablature book, with both players' parts for every song.

The style lands somewhere between the British, folk-baroque sound of players like Davy Graham, Bert Jansch and Dave Evans, and the "American Primitive" style popularized by John Fahey, Peter Lang et al.

There is a webpage dedicated to the release on Work & Worry, which contains the story of the release and a sound sample : http://www.workandworry.com/petrifidelity

There are only 100 of these in existence, and of those, only 60 are available for sale (fewer now that the word is getting out!) The cost is $20 shipped to anywhere in the world, and the Paypal address is rjmorin@hotmail.com.

I've attached a picture of the cover and some other incidental photography... thanks so much!

Raymond / Pairdown

--

Pairdown "Holykyle" LP available now!
http://www.sortofrecords.bigcartel.com/product/pairdown-holykle-lp

My stuff :
http://www.sortofrecords.com
http://www.myspace.com/pairdown
http://www.workandworry.com
http://www.raymin.com

The Khalsa String Band

2010-07-16T01:24:00.001+01:00

Shabd said...
Hi! My dad wrote songs that they later played. My name is Shabd Singh Khalsa and I am the second generation of "hippies swayed by the Yogi Craze". Most of these people are still around living the Sikh lifestyle and playing music. This record is a huge part of my childhood. I used to go to sleep to the Guru Ram Das Lullaby nightly. Anyway, just thought I'd put a human touch to this post so we're not pigeonholed as some fleeting group of wackos.

Blessings, thank you for posting this, and I really like your blog.

http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2006/09/khalsa-string-band-us-folk-1973-by.html

Hunter Muskett

2010-07-14T16:27:00.000+01:00

To jimHS...

We got comment from Roger Trevitt:
http://time-has-told-me.blogspot.com/2006/09/hunter-muskett-uk-folk-rock-1973.html

Scott Appel

2010-07-10T13:07:00.000+01:00

from the morning

4 Years

2010-06-21T12:27:00.000+01:00

Thank you for 4 years of support!!
I don't know what happens next 4 years,
But I'll keep providing good music!!

And also, please enjoy another blog Time Will Tell You.

Thanks again,

Lizardson

V.A. Le Bourdon

2010-06-20T09:35:00.002+01:00

V. A. – Musique populaire d’expression française - 1972

01-Mon père arrachait des raves
02-Au bout du village y'a plus d'maison
03-Buvons un coup buvons en deux
04-Danse Léon
05-La none par contrainte
06-M'en revenant de Bordeaux
07-Gavotte des Montagnes
08-Enfile mon aiguille
09-Les mardis gras
10-Christophe
11-Le bouvier
12-Me suis levé

Jean François Dutertre : épinette des Vosges, chant
Jean-Loup Baly : épinette des Vosges, chant
Dany Ben Haïm : accordéon diatonique, chant, violon
John Wright : violon, guimbarde
Youra Marcus : banjo, chant
Phil Fromont : violon
Catherine Perrier : chant
Yvon Guilcher : chant
Job Philippe : harpe celtique
Louise Reichert : chant
Christian Gour’han : chant, vielle à roue

Tous membres du Folk Club parisien "Le Bourdon"

DL

DMCA

2010-06-10T01:25:00.000+01:00

David McWilliams post is deleted as always.

but TWTY

by ericbkk

2010-06-04T12:04:00.000+01:00

Kris Kristofferson – Live, Hultsfred Fest,Sweden,17 June,2004.

The Hultsfred Festival is an annual music festival held at Lake Hulingen for three days in the middle of June.
Performing on the first day in 2004, with only his guitar and harmonica, KK put on an intimate, low-key, acoustic show that’s passionately forceful, affable and heartfelt (”If you see any of my relatives, tell ‘em I wasn’t as drunk as I was the last time I was here”).

Tracks:
01 - Shipwrecked in the Eighties
02 - Darby's Castle
03 - Me and Bobby McGee
04 - Broken Freedom Song
05 - Best of All Possible Worlds
06 - They Killed Him
07 - Sunday Morning Coming Down
08 - In the News
09 - Here Comes That Rainbow Again
10 - Help Me Make It Through the Night
11 - What About Me
12 - How Do You Feel About Foolin' Around
13 - The Silver Tongued Devil and I
14 - The Pilgrim
15 - Don't Let the Bastards Get You

MP3 @ 128kbps,50:53.
Quality: excellent sbd.

DL

PLUS:

For the Good Times - The Kris Kristofferson Story (Steve Earle)

BBC Radio 2 Feature.

Steve Earle profiles the life and work of one of the most prolific songwriters in music history.
Kris Kristofferson's career is the stuff of legends. His songs have been recorded by over 450 artists, he has had over 17 Top 40 albums and won three Grammy Awards.
He has earned his status as living legend with songs such as Me and Bobby McGee, Help Me Make It Through The Night and For The Good Times.
Kris has also starred in over 90 films, including A Star Is Born alongside Barbra Streisand, for which he was awarded the Golden Globe for Best Actor.
In this special four-part series Steve Earle traces Kris' career from sweeping floors in the Columbia Studios in Nashville to winning the Country Music Association Award and the Academy of Country Music Award for Song of the Year in the same year for different songs.

DL

30 min. x 4 @ 64 kbps. Broadcast Nov.'08 BBC Radio 2.

Animated Albums

2010-06-03T11:33:00.001+01:00

http://animatedalbums.tumblr.com/

Paper Bubble

2010-05-26T10:42:00.002+01:00

Phil Gillam said...
I've just this minute come off the telephone after chatting with the great Brian Crane. I wanted to make him aware of TIME HAS TOLD ME, but he said he was already aware of it and appreciated the interest being shown in Paper Bubble. Meanwhile, fans of the band may like to know that an article I've written about Paper Bubble is due to appear shortly in Shindig! magazine and is also available on my own blog, UNDERNEATH THE SIDEBOARD IN THE FRONT ROOM.

Best wishes,
Phil Gillam

Paper Bubble on THTM: Link.1, Link.2

V.A. Lambesc

2010-05-22T10:34:00.003+01:00

V.A. - Festival de Lambesc – 1970

01-Christian Leroi Gour'han : la p'tite hirondelle
02-John Wright
03-Roger Mason : le blues de la poisse
04-Catherine Perrier et John Wright
05-Pat Woods : San Francisco bay
06-Raimon
07-Martine Habib
08-Les Escholiers
09-Carlos Ben Pott
10-Stephan Sak
11-Mary Roads
12-Alan Stivell
13-Marti
14-John Wright
15-Indiscible folk
16-Los Argentinos
17-Deroll Adams

DL

Peter Sarstedt

2010-05-18T10:35:00.001+01:00

Tall Tree (1975)

01. Cruel Sea
02. Pone & Carter
03. Valentine
04. This Place Is Corrupt
05. America Baby
06. Kocholine
07. Mellowed Out
08. Tall Tree
09. Employee
10. Don't Bury Your Love
11. Joe Valdez
12. Reincarnation

DL

Thanks to original uploader :)

Alexi Murdoch - At Your Door (with lyrics)

2010-05-06T16:40:00.002+01:00

DMCA

2010-04-27T01:33:00.000+01:00

Following title is deleted as usual...

Global Village Trucking Company (1975)

by ericbkk

2010-04-21T10:04:00.001+01:00

Kathy Smith - 2 (1971)

KS was part of the California 60s folkie scene. She's supposed to have coined the phrase "love generation." She appeared at the IOW Festival in 1970.
She recorded a couple of albums for Ritchie Havens' short-lived Stormy Forest label. The first was
re-issued in 2007, but this one has never been released on CD, so is perforce a vinyl rip.
An interesting listen, from the Joni Mitchell/Judy Collins school.

Tracklist:
1.Lady Of Lavender
2.It's Taking So Long
3.Rock & Roll Star
4.Willie
5.Fly Off With The Wind
6.Seven Virgins
7.For Emile
8.Travel In A Circle
9.Blessed Be The People

Personnel:
Don Alias ; Drums & Percusssion
Warren Bernhardt ; Keyboads
Gerry Germont ; Bass
Jan Hammer ; Keyboads
Leslie Jones ; Guitar
Bill La Vorgna ; Drums & Percusssion
Tony Levin ; Bass
Donald McDonald ; Drums & Percusssion
Don Sarlin ; Guitar & Soul
Jimmie Spheeris ; Pa Pa Umau & Insanity
Jeremy Steig ; Flute
Daniel Ben Zebulon

DL MP3 @ 192 kbps

Some KS info here:
http://singersong.homestead.com/KathySmith.html

Anyone interested in KS's other album could do worse than check out AvaxHome.

by Brian Andrew Marek

2010-04-19T15:47:00.001+01:00

The Vertigo Swirl - A New Swirled Record (2010)

In late 2009, "Manik" Myk Thompson suggested we revive our long dormant collaboration with some recording of an experimental/psychedelic nature. I countered by suggesting that we do so with the goal of a recording a second album under The Vertigo Swirl identity. We began with a day of improvisation that yielded "Jeremy's First Flight", "Third Sun from the Stone" and the compositional beginnings of "The Megalith". I added my contributions to some tracks that Myk had begun at home ("We've Got Electricity", "Molehill Sherpa", "Loneliness Is a Choice" and "Got Yer Back") while he, in turn, added guitar to my own pet projects ("You Belong in Outer Space" and "The Megalith"), a couple of guest performers did their thing and, voila, we had a new swirled record - eight paths of excess trod by two psychedelic brothers in arms.

DL (new link)

Steve Waring

2010-04-17T17:14:00.007+01:00

Steve Waring – le banjo américain – 1973

01-Shady grove
02-Cripple Joe
03-King William's march
04-Old Molly hare
05-Suzanna's french doodle
06-900 miles
07-John Henry
08-Georgie Buck
09-Hotfoot hen
10-Cinq minutes quarante [et une] secondes
11-Smokey city blues

musiciens :
Lamine Conté : kora
Anne-Marie Waring : cuillères
Claude Lefebvre : guitare
Phil Fromont : violon
Mary Roads : dulcimer
Steve Potts : saxophone
Kent Carter : basse

le fichier a été métamorphosé

Stephen Ambrose

2010-04-08T11:35:00.000+01:00

Gypsy Moth (1972)

Ed Abner ; Guitar (Steel)
Steve Ambrose ; Guitar
Jerry Carrigan ; Percussion, Drums
Fred Carter ; Guitar
Bee Bee Cruiser ; Keyboards
Kenny Edwards ; Bass, Harmonica, Mandolin
Gene Farfin ; Percussion, Drums
Don Gallucci ; Keyboards, Producer
Andrew Gold ; Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Weldon Myrick ; Guitar (Steel)
Dave Powell ; Guitar, Keyboards
Steve Schaffer ; Bass

DL (vinyl rip ogg)

Posted first at: The Analog Hole Is My Ear ... beats & spirits (no longer available)

Huckle

2010-04-07T23:40:00.000+01:00

huckle said...
hi. yeah there's more huckle music at http://hucklesownhomepage.com. cheers, huckle

Huckle - Wild Blue Yonder (on THTM)

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2010-04-07T23:37:00.000+01:00

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Dave Ellis

2010-04-02T14:13:00.004+01:00

Eddy from Belgium said...
Hi, I saw Dave Ellis perfom in Brussels, Belgium in 72 or 73 and was blown away by his fantastic show and guitar playing. Immediately bought the album, but I don't have it anymore. Any chance of a re-post? I still remember him play an amazing Robert Johnson-blues as an encore + a great instrumental using retuned harmonics!
Keep up the good work, I find your blogspot a great help as I'm rebuilding a lost collection of old folk lp's...
thanks a lot
Eddy, Belgium

Dave Ellis said...
I remember that trip to Belgium! You can buy my old Dave Ellis 'Album' remastered on CD for £15 from http://www.daveandboo.com/onlineshop.html#anchordavealbum
I'd appreciate it if you had a listen to what I'm doing now with Boo Howard while you're there... it's depressing when people don't want to listen to something more up to date. I've never played better!

Dave Ellis - Album (on THTM)

Thanks for your comment, Dave!
"Album" is one of my top 10 favorite album :)

Scott Appel

2010-04-01T18:08:00.000+01:00

SCOTT APPEL (covers) Road by NICK DRAKE

saturdayson

Rocking Chair

2010-04-01T17:54:00.003+01:00

Tchello said...
This is folk from Brazil! Please, check our page:
www.youtube.com/rockingchairmusic

Cheers,
Tchello Palma

Lovely :)

Kazuki Tomokawa & Vincent Moon

2010-03-25T12:24:00.000Z

A Take Away Show #98

See original post for details: http://www.blogotheque.net/Kazuki-Tomokawa,5102

The Japanese guy speaking in English at the beginning of the first video is Naohito Koike, a Tomokawa fan who sent an email to Vincent Moon, asking him to come in Japan to film Tomokawa. In the end, Moon decided to record a full-length documentary, La Faute des Fleurs, to be publicly released this year. This documentary, which was awarded at a Copenhaguen film festival, features Tomokawa, his son Eito Nozoki, his manager Naoki Ohzeki, his PSF Records producer Hideo Ikeezumi, writer Masato Kato, poet Yasuki Fukushima, and musicians Toshiaki Ishizuka & Masato Nagahata. More informations on this film (in Japanese and in English): http://lafautedesfleurs.com/

DL

So much thanks to original uploader and our friend Sins We Can't Absolve who make link to download.

by arbor

2010-03-20T21:47:00.021Z

Baly, Dutertre, Parrenin & Regef
Le Galant Noyé (1975 or 1974)
Ballades et Chansons Traditionnelles Françaises

Le Chant du Monde - LDX 74576

Emmanuelle Parrenin
Jean-Loup Baly
Jean-François Dutertre
Dominique Regef

01. Le Joli Mai
02. Chers Compagnons
03. Sur le Pont de Nantes
04. La Jolie Vigne
05. Le Prince Eugene
06. Noel Bressan
07. Fillettes de Champagne
08. Le Premire D'avril
08. Branle de Poitou
09. Devant Bordeaux
10. Le Galant Noye

DL

Emmanuelle Parrenin is featured on this album. I'm uncertain as to whether Le Galant Noye is the name of the group or not? Year of release is also uncertain. Does anyone know more about it?

"Le Galant Noye" is title of the album :)
There is 1975 album by the band called "Speed Limit",
and catalog number is LDX 74575.
So "Le Galant Noye" seems same 1975 album or 1974.

Hunter Muskett

2010-03-17T14:09:00.001Z

Terry said...
For all of you kind enough to remember Hunter Muskett with affection (if not reverence!), do try and catch us at the Aspinell Arms in Clitheroe on Friday 7 May 2010 for our first reunion gig in 40 years. Same line up - same songs - same arrangements. See Aspinell Arms website for details.

Hunter Muskett appearing for first reunion gig at the Aspinell Arms, Clitheroe on Friday 7 May 2010. Same line up - same songs - same arrangement. Hope you can all make it.

Terry, Chris, Doug and Rog

John Manning

2010-03-10T14:47:00.001Z

White Bear (1971)

A1 Leaving Home Again
A2 Theme From H+2
A3 Free Clinic Song
A4 Warm Inside
A5 Music Belongs to the People
B1 Hard On the Road to New Mexico
B2 Mother Earth
B3 The Whole Song
B4 Down Inside the Jungle

DL

Sean O Riada & Ceoltoiri Cualann

2010-03-09T19:43:00.003Z

The Playboy Of The Western World (1962)

This is the soundtrack of the sadly forgotten second movie by Sean O Riada, it has never been re-released

Tracks:
01 - Tuscheol - Teama, Mo Mhuirnin Ban
02 - Scanraionn Shawn Keogh Roimh Christy Agus Teann As Scaipeadh An Sceil
03 - Christy Ag Eachtrai Do Pegeen Ar Uaigneas A Shoil - Agus Ar Alltacht A Athar
04 - Cailini An Bhaile Chuige 'It's A Man!'
05 - Christy Ag Eachtrai Do Na Cailini Faoi Mar Mharaigh Se A Athar...
06 - Teann Christy Ar Choimu Pegeen
07 - An Torramh
08 - Ceol Teama
09 - Comhchealg Na Baintri Le Shawn Keogh...Tig Old Mahon Isteach
10 - Christy Agus Pegeen...Teann Christy Go Pairc Na Luthcleas I Dteannta Na Gcailini
11 - Ar Phairc Ne Luthchleas...Tig Old Mahon Aris
12 - Ar Phairc Ne Luthchleas
13 - An Rince
14 - Christy Agus Pegeen
15 - An Gaiscioch...'An Marbh Ba Mharbh Gur Beodo Bhi'

Quality: VBR 183 kbps

pass: metamorpheusmp3

DL

Mary McCaslin

2010-03-02T04:33:00.002Z

Goodnight Everybody (1969)

01. Every Day Of My Life
02. Help!
03. A Satisfied Mind
04. Time To Wander
05. You Keep Me Hangin' On
06. Jamie
07. Blackbird
08. Blue Ridge Epitaph
09. To Some Cool Iced Blue Shore
10. With The Sun In My Eyes
11. Goodnight Everybody

DL (fixed)

Thanks to original uploader :)

by ericbkk

2010-02-28T06:28:00.000Z

Gillian Welch / David Rawlings -
Station Inn, Nashville, TN, 19 May 1994

One of the (possibly the) earliest circulating Gillian Welch/David Rawlings live performances, sourced from a soundboard recording. Essential listening, including a range of pre-Revival material no longer played live.

01 Makin' Time
02 One More Dollar
03 Patiently Waiting
04 Two Days From Knowing
05 Wabash Cannonball
06 Pass You By
07 Birds Of A Feather
08 Riverboat Song
09 Tonight I'll Go On Downtown
10 455 Rocket
11 Red Clay Halo
12 Forty One Dollars & Change
13 Introduction
14 Long Black Veil

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MP3 @ 192 kbps

More GW/DR: Link

Francine Reeves

2010-02-25T09:02:00.003Z

Francine Reeves et les Maudzits Français – Veillée québécoise – 1981
Musiques à danser

01-La mise en train (reel la chicaneuse/de la chèvre)
02-Le p'tit cotillon (la gigue à Lise/cotillon du père Jarry)
03-La confiture de Biencourt (reels Saint-Sauveur/Le vieillard et la vieille dame)
04-Le brandy
05-Set sans calls (reels la ronfleuse gobeil/des noces d'or/de la Pointe-au-Pic
06-Les p'tits paniers (reel la guenille/Fisher's hornpipe/reels de l'ouvrier/Le voyageur/Ste Anne/du bas de l'anse/du bûcheron/du cultivateur)
07-Passez par 6, 4, 2 (Canadian jig/gigue de la rivière de la paix/gigue du p'tit père Payette/gigue à Roméo)
08-La refoulade (reels du lièvre/du cordonnier/de la vieille fille)

Patrick Desaunay : violon, guitare
Serge Desaunay : accordéons
Philippe Hunsinger : bouzouki
Benoît Reeves : piano, pieds
Francine Reeves : câllage

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Beggars' Hill LP now officially released on CD

2010-02-22T00:17:00.006Z

Dave Frohnsdorff (Beggars' Hill) said...

Thanks for adding a link in 2008 from your excellent Time Has Told Me blog to the Beggars' Hill website ( www.beggars-hill.co.uk ). Following this, I had emails from many of your readers asking for an official release on CD. When I received some offers to release the album for download only, I decided to wait until I had an offer to release it on CD.

I can now let you know that the Beggars' Hill album from 1976 has been professionally converted to digital format, restored and released on CD by Talking Elephant Records (TECD156), with extra sleeve-notes by Kingsley Abbott setting it in context for 1976 and for 2010, nearly 35 years later. It is available from their website www.talkingelephant.co.uk .

Thanks to those of your readers who wrote telling me that you wanted an official release on CD. To read more details of how it happened, click on this link www.beggars-hill.co.uk/afterbh.html and scroll down to 2009 and 2010.

Thanks again,

David

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Gareth Dickson

2010-02-20T22:01:00.003Z

Two Trains

He's already known as Nick Drake tribute act "Nicked Drake".

www.myspace.com/nickeddrake
www.myspace.com/garethdickson

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Wild Geese

2010-02-20T11:05:00.001Z

Live in Rome 1979

The 1974 created Irish revival band Wild Geese occurred qualitatively very different phases. As one of the most in demand formations at the German Folk market they flared between fastidious instrumental folk and the usual angloirischen Rabaukenliedern, which heard a public inspired by the Dubliners so gladly. Initial members were Peadar Ó hUallaigh (flat steel bar, t-wh, concertina, voc) from Sligo, Norman King (bodhrán, voc) from Dublin, Tony Small (g, voc) from Galway and Steve power (f, bj, mandolin, g). Historicalconsciously and with the shot Rebel Spirit, which one (particularly at the continent) expected of Irish, designated themselves it after the 34,000 Irish patriots, which went to the defeat against the Englishmen 1691 at the Boyne River into the exile. After power 1978 left the volume, Mick Ryan (f, mandolin) from Edenderry and the Uilleann Piper Eoin Ó Duignean from Dundrum entered. With their last occupation and one of the best albums of the Irish Folkgeschichte (in Full Flight) Geese their artistic high point reached the game. Beside original occupation were Mick Fitzgerald (g, voc) as well as two recent rising talents of the scene, Donal Lunnys brother Mánus Lunny (bouzouki, g, voc) and Gerry O Connor (f, bj) been added. The two latter ones contributed their self-willed instrument valley compositions, Mánus sang in the Duett with guest Máiréad Ní Mhaonaigh (later front woman von Altan) the melancholy song Bríd Óg Ní Mháille, M. Fitzgerald shone with a outstanding arranged version of a Hungarian Ballade (Anathea), collected by Bela Bartók, and N. King decided the album with its schrulligen song over its friendship with a Londoner rat.

Eoin o Duigneain - Uillean Pipes, Tin Whistle
Mick Ryan - Fiddle, Mandolin
Peadar O hUallaigh - Flute, Tin Whistle, Concertina, Vocals
Norman King - Bodhran, Vocals
Tony Small - Guitar, Vocals

01. Intro
02. 1St Of May
03. Hills Of Connemara
04. The Windy Hills Of Litchum
05. Intro
06. Farewell To Nova Scotia
07. Jigs And Reels
08. As I Roved Out
09. Manaham Jig
10. Jimmy Clay
11. I've Buried My Wife
12. The Marrow Bones
13. Lilting
14. I'll Tell My Mother
15. Polkas
16. The Galway Rebel Boys
17. Intro
18. Lullaby
19. Lip Music
20. Slow Air
21. Intro
22. The Maid Of The Sweet Brown
23. The Foggy Dew; Jigs; Reel
24. Intro
25. Encore

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Nicked Drake

2010-02-16T10:45:00.002Z

Rider On The Wheel

http://www.myspace.com/nickeddrake

Charlie Lennon

2010-02-15T17:02:00.004Z

Charlie Lennon – Deora an Deorai/The emigrant suite – 1985

01 The emigrant suite (The gathering/The piper's turn/Round the house and mind the dresser/The parting)
02 The red haires lass/The dairy maid_The primrose lass
03 The harvest home/Rossinver braes
04 Early breakfast/Colonel Frazer
05 Bridin bheasach
06 The Leitrim lilter/The twelve pins
07 The luckpenny jig
08 The maid behind the bar/The maid behind the barrel
09 The stack of barley set
10 Tom Mulligan's favourites/The tobacco leaf/The blackberry blossom/Touch me if you dare
11 Donall Og
12 The parting

Charlie Lennon : violon, alto, piano
Frankie Gavin : violon, alto, flûte
Liam Og O’Flynn : uileann pipes
Sile Ni Fhlaithearta : chant
Pat O’Connell : guitare

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Lobo

2010-02-15T05:50:00.001Z

Calumet (1973)

01. How Can I Tell Her
02. Stoney
03. Rock And Roll Days
04. One And The Same Thing
05. Hope You're Poud Of Me Girl
06. Love Me For What I Am
07. Try
08. It Sure Took A Long， Long Time
09. Standing At The End Of The Line
10. Goodbye Is Just Another Word

Come With Me (1976)

01. At First Sight
02. We Can Make It
03. Someone To Love
04. One More Time
05. I Believe In Everything
06. Come With Me
07. It's Everywhere
08. Why Is It Me
09. My First Time
10. He's Right . Damn Him
11. Don't Spend Too Much Of Today On Yesterday

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Thanks to original uploader :)

by Thom

2010-02-14T01:55:00.000Z

Don Paulin - Lieder der Welt (1968)

01. Chussen Kale
02. Erev Shoshanim
03. Temporal
04. Viva La Quince Brigada
05. Memselle Zizi
06. San Francisco Bay Blues
07. Die Moorsoldaten
08. Rasposhvol
09. Salty Dog
10. Charangito
11. David Melech
12. Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor

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Thank you :)

by ericbkk

2010-02-08T13:17:00.000Z

Pete Molinari - Dylanesque Young English Troubadour

I usually reserve the hackneyed epithet "Dylanesque" for Paul Siebel, but after hearing Pete Molinari, I think he's worthy of the description too. He not only sings like the man, but he looks and dresses like him, too, and he's even had a stint playing in the bars and cafes of Greenwich Village. Well worth checking out.

Pete Molinari - Live at The Barge, Medway, Kent. 24 May 07

1. I don't like the man that I am
2. Medley: Sit right down/ Folsom Prison
3. Dear Angelina
4. This Wonderous day
5. We belong together
6. Love lies bleeding

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23 MB, Single MP3 file @ 112 kbps, 29 min.

Pete Molinari - Live at the Open House Festival, Belfast, 26 Sep 2008

01. I don't like the Man I am
02. Guilty
03. I came out of the Wilderness
04. For You
05. Lonesome Blues
06. Band Intro
07. Louise
08. '63 Chevrolet
09. A Satisfied Mind
10. Folsom Prison Blues
11. I'm so Lonesome I could Cry

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44 min. @ 64 Kbps

Broadcast on McLean's Country, BBC Radio Ulster.

A British singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Pete Molinari draws on the ghosts of Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly, and Phil Ochs and the spirit of the great folk revival of the 1960s for his inspiration, and by looking to and drawing on this musical past, he manages to channel it into a fresh and still reverent contemporary sound. Born into a large Maltese/Italian/Egyptian family in Chatham, Kent, Molinari fell early under the spell of his older brothers' record collections, and grew up fascinated by the music of John Coltrane, Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Jimmy Scott, Leadbelly, Hank Williams, Billie Holiday, and others from a bygone era. After reading Guthrie's Bound for Glory and Jack Kerouac's On the Road, he was inspired to set off for New York City and spent a couple of years playing and honing his performing skills in the legendary folk and blues clubs there, also finding time to visit Memphis, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Los Angeles before returning to Chatham, where he recorded his debut album, 2006's Walking Off the Map, on an old Revox tape machine in his friend Billy Childish's kitchen. For the follow-up, 2008's A Virtual Landslide, Molinari worked with producer Liam Watson at Toe Rag Studios, and the album included some tracks with a full band and a throwback sound that was still somehow fresh and contemporary even as it suggested echoes from another time. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Molinari

Louis Beaudoin

2010-02-07T18:07:00.005Z

Louis Beaudoin - 1973

01-Les guenilles
02-Reel d'Isidore
03-Reel des noces d'or
04-Le bonhomme et la bonne femme chicaneux
05-Reel d'Eddie
06-Reel de Gaspé
07-Reel préféré de Wilfred Guillette
08-Reel du bûcheron
09-Reel de mon père
10-La valse de Westphalie
11-La marche d'Alexandre McKenzie
12-Le reel de Sainte Anne
13-Reel du pendu

Louis Beaudoin : violon, pieds
Sylvia Beaudoin Blaise : piano
Wilfred Beaudoin : guitare
Rod Fuller : os
Lisa Beaudoin : danse à claquettes

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CAN

2010-02-01T11:22:00.001Z

Live at Paris Olympia [May 12, 1973]

Holger Czukay
Michael Karoli
Jaki Liebezeit
Irmin Schmidt
Damo Suzuki

1. Queueing Down
2. One More Night
3. Spoon
4. Stars and Lines
5. Vitamin C

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by ericbkk

2010-01-30T11:33:00.001Z

Mary McCaslin - Sunny California (1979)

Mary McCaslin represents an unbroken link between traditional folksingers and today's "new folk" singer-songwriters. Her music ranges from ballads of the old west to her own songs of the new west and modern times. Regarded as a pioneer of open guitar tunings, and known for her distinctive vocal style, Mary's influences can be heard in many younger folk performers.

Track List:
01. Sunny California
02. Save the Last Dance for Me
03. The Emigrant Song
04. Old Man From Missouri
05. Dust Devils
06. Cupid
07. San Fernando
08. The Crossroad
09. The Swimming Song
10. The California Zephyr

Credits of Sunny California

Tony Markellis - Synthesizer, Bass
Robert Mortier - Percussion
Jay Ungar - Synthesizer, Mandolin, Violin
Winnie Winston - Banjo, Guitar (Steel)
Mary McCaslin - Banjo, Guitar, Vocals, Main Performer
Paul Asbell - Guitar
Neil Boyer - Wind
Chance Browne - Guitar
Elliott Delman - Percussion
Chapin Kaynor - Horn
Billy Kinzie - Percussion, Drums

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MP3 @ 256kbps

Biography

b. Mary Noel McCaslin, 22 December 1946, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. McCaslin's family relocated to California in 1952, where, particularly influenced by Marty Robbins and Hedy West, she gained an interest in the music scene and soon learned guitar and banjo. She also had a deep interest in the Old West and she found Robbins' cowboy ballads gave her the inspiration to write her own Western songs.
In the early 60s, she began singing in local clubs and made her first recordings for Capitol Records in 1967. In 1969, she recorded for Barnaby Records that saw the release of Goodnight Everybody. In the early 70s, while singing at a folk festival, she met singer-songwriter Jim Ringer. They began to work together (they eventually married in 1978) but McCaslin made several solo recordings for Philo Records which led to album releases. She became involved in the folk revival and was later described along with singers such as Carolyn Hester and Jeannie West as being among "the first female role models in youth culture who projected intelligence and independence". McCaslin and Ringer recorded a duet album in 1978 although Ringer also sang harmony or backing vocals on many of her recordings. In 1979, some of her Philo recordings were licensed to Mercury Records which led to her popular Sunny California. In 1981, she moved to Flying Fish Records and Rounder Records acquired all the releases that she had had on the Philo label. McCaslin wrote and performed the soundtrack music for Cattle Annie And Little Britches, a movie starring Burt Lancaster. McCaslin and Ringer continued to play together on tours and at major festivals until 1989, when they divorced.
Many writers contend that McCaslin has never been afforded the credits her talents merit. Rolling Stone once described her in flowing style as "a prairie songstress who creates musical moments of crystalized romance". McCaslin's style has been likened to a mixture of mountain music and singer-songwriter folk while others suggest that she could perhaps be the female version of her inspiration Marty Robbins.
: ~ Copyright Muze UK Ltd. 1989 - 2005

MM says on her homepage that this album has long been out of print, but remains one of her favourite MM albums.

http://www.marymccaslin.com/GESCFAQ.htm

If anybody could come up with her debut album, Goodnight Everybody (1969), out of print for decades, I'd be very interested.

I first got into MM when I read that she'd been an influence on Gretchen Peters, and I find her to be a very rewarding artist, who deserves to be more widely-heard.

V.A. Cornemuses

2010-01-27T10:04:00.007Z

3 pieds 6 pouces – Au bois d’amour - 1986

01 Marguerite (Philippe Prieur)
02 Scottish de la Part Dieu (Eric Montbel)
03 Peter Barna
04 Bourrée à Gaston Pommier
05 De Boer
06 Isabelle (Michel Lebreton)
07 Tout en revenant de Paris/Que la grive aime le raisin
08 La Piémontaise (Philippe Prieur)
09 Meiplantig
10 Mazurka de Péchadre
11 Berceuse

Claude Debrock : cornemuse 16 pouces
Marc Debrock : cornemuse 16 pouces, chant
Michel Lebreton : cornemuses 16 et 20 pouces, synthèse sonore

Les cornemuses sont de Rémi Dubois (16 pouces) et Bernard Blanc (20 pouces)

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Rencontres des cornemuseux

En 1993 Michel Lebreton propose d’organiser des journées de rencontres pour les joueurs de cornemuse de la région Nord Pas-de-Calais.
Un répertoire commun est proposé. Dans cet enregistrement la majorité des mélodies sont à deux voire trois voix qui sont d’abord jouées séparément.

Gérald Ryckeboer :
02- Maclote d'Abiémont
05- Dans les yeux de Marie
08- La saint Martin
11- menuet n° 28 de Joannes De Gruyters
14- branle de Pierre Phalèze

Michel Lebreton :
18- Noël pour l'amour de Marie/La valse à Parsoux
25- Je plains tous les garçons
29- Cocktail
34- Sur le parvis
40- Isabelle
48- Kertslied

Marc Debrock :
50- air du Northumberland (Peacock Followed The Hen)
52- valse Moeder X (?)

Michel Lebreton :
53- Allemande de Burnontige/Allemande de Vieuxville
53- Passepied d'Achille Matto
54- Matelotte de Vieuxville
55- Volte de Praetorius

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D’autres musiques pour cornemuse sur le site de Michel Lebreton Les Chants de Cornemuse

Jos Bouchard

2010-01-22T11:16:00.005Z

Jos Bouchard – violoneux – Musique et danse traditionnelle de Charlevoix – 1978

Side A-B
01-Reel de la pointe au pic
02-La valse à Marie-Paule
03-Reel le Tamanoir
04-La joyeuse québécoise
05-La galope du lac Saint-Charles
06-La galope de la Malbaie
07-Reel de Saint-Jean de l'île d'Orléans
08-Valse de l'aurore
09-Reel Béatrice
10-Polka Bouchard
11-Reel des éboulements

Side C-D
01-Quadrille des lanciers - 1ère partie - la rencontre des dames
02-Quadrille des lanciers - 2e partie - la promenade simple
03-Quadrille des lanciers - 3e partie - le grand salut
04-Quadrille des lanciers - 4e partie - le petit salut
05-Quadrille des lanciers - 5e partie - la chaîne du cotillon avec arrêt
06-Quadrille - 1ère partie
07-Quadrille - 2e partie
08-Quadrille - 3e partie
09-Quadrille - 4e partie
10-Quadrille - 5e partie

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Ian Woods & Charley Yarwood

2010-01-20T02:00:00.008Z

Hooks & Nets (1984)

Tracks:
01 - Gloucestershire Wassail
02 - Hooks & Nets
03 - Hedging Song
04 - Survivor Leave
05 - Brookland Road
06 - Suffolk Song
07 - The Pressed Man's Lamentation
08 - London Julies
09 - The Whaleman's Song
10 - The Nobleman And The Thresherman
11 - Manchester Ship Canal Navvy
12 - Ware Out - Mother
13 - The Smuggler
14 - One More Pull

DL from Gonzo-archive
(Complain received from DMCA)

Here was only a link to Gonzo's blog, but DMCA isn't allow it ;;;
In addition, Gonzo's files are not complained.
Maybe there's a person who don't like contents tagged as "POSTED BY LIZARDSON".
Really hard to update this blog by Lizardson myself...

Irolt

2010-01-19T15:56:00.003Z

Spylman (1983)

Line-up:
Accordion - Sytse Wagenmakers
Banjo - Gjalt Bosma
Bass, Tuba - Jan Ottevanger
Guitar - Wybe Postma
Guitar, Trombone, Violin - Nanne Kalma
Percussion - Syb Erich
Vocals, Recorder - Inez Timmer
Whistle, Bodhrán - Ankie van der Meer

Tracklist:
A01 - De Spylman Yn'e Trom
A02 - De Jierringen
A03 - Hospes Tryn
A04 - Sy Hawwe De Macht
A05 - Nij Liet Op 'E Grouster Merke
A06 - Hoe't De Ienhoarn - Fan'e Wrald Ferdwun

B01 - Jabik Engberts
B02 - Daging
B03 - Marij
B04 - Wa Sit Der Foar It Rut
B05 - Anne En Ymkje
B06 - De Warkdei Sit Der Op
B07 - Marij Op 'E Merk
B08 - Utspraak
B09 - Poffe En Bloze

Quality: 320kbps

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V.A. - La veillée des veillées

2010-01-17T07:09:00.004Z

V.A. - La veillée des veillées – 1975
Troisième festival de musique traditionnelle de Montréal

Disque 1

Groupe de Portneuf :
Alain André : violon
Jean-Claude Petit : accordéon diatonique
Arthur Tremblay : tambour à mailloche
01 Reel des ouvriers
02 Reel à Hélène
03 La tuque bleue
04 Reel d'Isidore Soucy/Reel des Noces d'Or

Ruine-Babines :
Nancy Neamtam : violon
Colette Raby : violon
Pascal Gélinas : harmonica
Gilles Garand : harmonica, violon
05 Blues du canard
06 La turlutte à Antonio Bazinet

Louis Boudreault : violon
07 La belle Catherine
08 Reel d'Alexis le trotteur

Rêve du diable :
Gervais Lessard : violon, harmonica
Claude Méthé : violon, mandoline, banjo
Jean-Pierre Lachance : guitare
09 Reel du pêcheur
10 Reel du lièvre

Edith Myers : chant, guitare
Irène Myers : chant
11 Derrière chez nous y a un champs de pois
12 En filant ma quenouille

Gilles Losier : violon
13 L'homme à deux femmes

Catherine Perrier : chant
John Wright : violon
14 A la claire fontaine
15 Bourrées à Chabrier

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disque 2

Barde :
Richard Chapman : chant, banjo, guitare, mandoline, dulcimer
Eliot Selick : banjo, guitare, violon
Chris Mac Raghallaigh : chant, flûte, violon
Pierre Guérin : accordéon piano, concertina, violon, guitare, flûtes
Joanna Mas Raghallaigh : flûtes, chant
Edward Moore : bodhran, percussions, concertina
Tobie Cinnsealac : flûtes, percussions
01-Sonny's mazurka
03-The exile's jig/The flowing tide reel

Yves Conan : bombarde, chant
Hervé Conan : biniou, bombarde, chant
Guirec Conan : guitare, chant
Robert Perros : accordéon
02-Laridé Lockmariaker

Le Bayou des mystères :
Zachary Richard : chant, accordéon
Roy Herrington : guitare basse, triangle
04-L'arbre est dans ses feuilles

Groupe de Marc Savoy :
Marc Savoy : accordéon
Lionel Leleux : violon
Doris Léon Ménard : guitare, chant
Don Montoucet : accordéon, triangle
05-Lacassine spécial
06-La porte d'en arrière

Mikael Moazan : violon
Gweltaz Ar Fur : chant
07-Kamp koulag
08-An holl bolb

John Wright : guimbarde
09-Christmas Eve/Craig's pipes

Jean Carignan : violon
John Wright : guimbarde
Gilles Losier : piano
10-Miss McLeod/The wild irishman
11-Paddy Ryan's dream

Yves Verret : accordéon
Lucie Verret : piano
12-Set américain/Reel de Saint-Jean

Jean Carignan : violon
Yves Verret : accordéon
Gilles Losier : piano
13-Bonny Kate (pot pourri)

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Avec la pochette et un livret de 16 pages

Irolt

2010-01-16T13:49:00.004Z

Bûtertsjerne (1981)

Line-up:
Accordion - Sytse Wagenmakers
Guitar - Wybe Postma
Guitar, Percussion, Flute - Nanne Kalma
Tuba, Bass - Jan Ottevanger
Vocals, Recorder, Tambourine - Inez Timmer

Tracks:
A01 - Lutine
A02 - Sjut
A03 - Sytse Klokmakker (De Heloazjemakker Fan Warten)
A04 - Doektrúk (Sybes Boeredochter Ûntmaskere)
A05 - De Karre Kwijt
A06 - Rêdbêd
A07 - Blauwe Fedde
A08 - Hawke Hownstwa

B01 - Tarassing
B02 - Boesgroen
B03 - Dwerskop
B04 - Brêgewipper
B05 - Duvel
B06 - Baarch
B07 - Bist
B08 - Labskous
B09 - Sjoerd Fan It Oerd
B10 - Bûtertsjernje
B11 - Etyk

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from Nigel Paterson

2010-01-13T11:03:00.002Z

Title: UNAUTHORISED DOWNLOADS‏

Dear lizardson,
Please remove all albums by The Halliard & Nic Jones from 'Time Has Told Me'. You do not have our permission to use our material in this way. All details have been passed to the legal department of the Musician's Union here in the UK. Please comply with this notice within 24 hours. Failure to do so could result in legal action being taken against you,
Yours Sincerely,
Nigel Paterson pp The Halliard & Nic Jones

Well... how many times should i receive this kind of miss judged e-mail ;;;
As you know, there is no download links of The Halliard & Nic Jones.

by Paul

2010-01-10T14:17:00.010Z

Big Bill Broonzy and Pete Seeger in Concert
Recorded 1956. 1965 LP

In October 1956, Big Bill Broonzy and Pete Seeger gave a two man concert
at the Northwestern University which was als They made an excellent team.

Big Bill Broonzy was then 63 years of age and had been a performer from
the 1920s putting out his first recording in 1927. Primarily a "blues"
player in the folk tradition; by 1956, he had become highly successful
and had recently toured Europe to great acclaim. He had started his
music as a fiddle player but moved on to the 12-string guitar and is
often credited with "Leadbelly" as being responsible for popularising
that instrument within the folk movement. He certainly knew how to
play! Sadly, he died within two years of this concert..

Pete Seeger was a relative youngster at 37 years of age but had
performed and written songs since the 1940s and had been a member of
"The Almanac Singers" then becoming the "The Weavers". He would go on to
considerable success with the folk revival boom including tours of many
countries where he continued to successfully promote folk music both
traditional and commercial. He did much to popularise the long-necked
five-string banjo but also played a range of other instruments including
the 12 string guitar.

The pair made an excellent team with their contrasting styles, songs and
techniques. Pete Seeger did much of the speaking about folk music,
instruments and songs whereas Broonzy is somewhat less loquacious but
far more humourous. In fact, it was at this concert that Broonzy made
the statement often erroneously attributed to Louis Armstrong, namely,
"All the songs I ever heard in my life was folk songs. I never heard
horses sing none of them yet!" (intro to track 4) Even without the
singing the performance of these two is entertaining.

This LP was produced in 1965 on the Verve Folkways label (not to be
confused with the Folkways label which eventually forced Verve Records
to drop the word "Folkways" from their name) using the 1956 recordings.
I understand that only selected portions of the concert appear on the LP
possibly due to poor recordings of other parts. The LP lists 11 tracks
but there is a twelfth (spoken) track featuring Seegar suggesting that
everyone can have a five-minute Zup party. The tracks are Broonzy and
Seegar both singing "Midnight Special"; Broonzy performing "Backwater
Blues", This Train is Bound for Glory", "Crawdad Hole", "The Glory of
Love", "Willie Mae", "Why Don't You come Home, Bill Bailey" and
"Alberta"; and Seeger sings "Green Corn", "Mrs McGrath", and plays two
instrumentals - "Hillel Instrumental" (tootin' cane), and the lengthy,
but very entertaining, "Goofin' Off Suite". Graphics of the LP cover
and the rear are included in the download.

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(Complaints received from DMCA)

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With Best wishes from Paul the Stockman from
http://australianfolk.blogspot.com/

Thank you Paul :)

Orchestre Petit

2010-01-08T10:54:00.005Z

Orchestre Petit – Quadrille de Saint-Basile – 1979
Musique de danse du terroir, comté de Portneuf, Québec

01 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - La petite promenade
02 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - La présentation
03 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - La balance
04 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - L'homme à deux femmes
05 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - La galope
06 Quadrille de Saint-Basile - La bastringue
07 Reel du chantier
08 Ronfleuse Gobeil
09 Paul Jones Petit - 1 Reel
10 Paul Jones Petit - 2 Valse [Un gamin de Paris]
11 Paul Jones Petit - 3 Reel [Hello le soleil brille]
12 Paul Jones Petit - 4 samba
13 Paul Jones Petit - 5 reel
14 Paul Jones Petit - 6 cha cha [Cerisier rose et pommier blanc]
15 Paul Jones Petit - 7 reel
16 Paul Jones Petit - 8 valse
17 Paul Jones Petit - 9 reel
18 Paul Jones Petit - 10 raspa
19 Valse Hélène
20 Reel indien

Jean-Claude Petit : accordéon
Yvon Petit : guitare
Jean-Paul Petit : batterie

Avec la pochette et le livret de la chorégraphie du quadrille de Saint-Basile par Pierre Leclerc

DL

't Kliekske

2010-01-07T14:46:00.009Z

Vlaamse Volksmuziek (1976)

Branle (2:54)
Langs een Groen Heidetje (2:12)
Warme Garnars 'T Windeke (2:44)
'T Is de Bazinne (2:11)
Kant Klossen (1:05)
Daar Zat een Mooi Maagd (3:16)
Boerinneke van Veurne (2:29)
Gemeenschapsdans (2:16)
Mieke Stout (2:24)
Mars der Minnestrelen (3:09)
Kerstlied (2:45)
Op Ene Nieuwjaarsavond (0:47)
Drie Herderkens (1:38)
Het Duivelsros (4:30)
Daarbuiten Die Poorten (2:23)
Vlaggespel (2:14)
Anne Marie Katrien (1:49)
Kattenpolka (2:20)

To Dick Miles

2010-01-05T11:58:00.007Z

There is no download link for your records since 2008.
There is only a review and link to your official site.

Still want me to delete?

Thanks for your great MUSIC.

Update

2009-12-25T12:24:00.002Z

Roy Harris - By Sandbank Fields (by gonzo)

V.A.

2009-12-24T12:47:00.010Z

Nick Drake cover versions

From various studio and live recordings.

Anathema - Cello Song
Archer Prewitt - Parasite
Beck - Parasite
Beck - Pink Moon
Beck - Which Will
Ben Wilkinson - From the Morning
Ben Wilkinson - Pink Moon
Ben Wilkinson - Place to Be
Brad Mehldau - Riverman
Ceylan Hay - Things Behind The Sun
Claudia Scott - Northern Sky
Counting Crows - Black Eyed Dog
Damien Jurado - Parasite
Damien Jurado - Place to Be
Damien Jurado - Rider on the Wheel
Damien Jurado - Which Will
Duncan Sheik - River Man
Geva Alon - Pink Moon
Gomachi - Riverman
Gomez - Black Eyed Dog
Graham Coxon - Been Smoking To Long (peel)
Graham Coxon - Been Smoking To Long
Hilary Woods (JJ72) - Black Eyed Dog
Javier Trejo - Time Has Told Me
Juliana Hatfield - Pink Moon)
Leo O'Kelly - Northern Sky
Los Planetas - Nothern Sky (Cielo del Norte)
Lucinda Williams - Which Will
My Morning Jacket - Northern Sky
Norah Jones - Day Is Done
Oberon Carter - Watching the Sea Rise and Fall (sorry, not ND song;;)
Placebo - Been Smoking To Long
Portastic - Northern Sky
Richard Thompson - Time Has Told Me [noise]
Richard Thompson - Time Has Told Me
Robin Frederik - Been Smoking To Long
Robyn Hitchcock - Pink Moon
Robyn Hitchcock - River Man
Sebadoh - Pink Moon
Stendek the Great - Pink Moon
Tim Reynolds - Time Has Told Me 1
Tim Reynolds - Time Has Told Me 2
Tom Barman & Guy Van Nueten - Fruit Tree
Tom Barman & Guy Van Nueten - Riverman
Toshack Highway - Parasite
Ushuaia Rocks! - Pink Moon
Will Stratton herohill WOTB - Place to Be

DL1
DL2

Merry Christmas!

by ericbkk

2009-12-21T12:39:00.003Z

He Shall Overcome: Pete Seeger at 90 (BBC R2)
presented by Billy Bragg

He Shall Overcome: Pete Seeger at 90
BBC Radio 2, 09 Dec 2009

In the year that Pete Seeger celebrates his 90th birthday, Billy Bragg tells the story of a remarkable life in folk music and politics.
Pete Seeger was born during the great depression and, in the 90 years since, he has become an influential and iconic figure. His forthright lyrics about civil rights, unions and ordinary Americans, sung with the aid of a banjo, ensured that he was blacklisted for decades. Never able to play on mainstream TV or radio, he took to the road, bringing his message to the very people he was writing and singing about.
Billy Bragg helps explain the importance of Seeger, and we hear many different versions of his classic songs. We also hear from singers who have joined him on stage, or taken to the stage because of him, as well as those who have sung his songs.
Contributors include the Grammy-Award winning singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith; Roger McGuinn of The Byrds, who remembers how they recorded Turn Turn, Turn and turned it into a worldwide number one; Donavan describes how important Seeger was to him; and Tom Paxton, who was part of the 60s Greenwich Village scene with Pete, explains how important We Shall Overcome was to the whole Civil Rights movement. A song which has become a musical symbol of resistance to oppression.

DL

MP3 @ 128 kbps, 88 min.

Acknowledgements to Cherokee on radioarchive.cc for the recording.

V.A. – John Playford

2009-12-18T07:57:00.002Z

V.A. – John Playford, the dancing master (1691) - 1978

22 country dances du XVIIe siècle
Full lengh & strict tempo

01 Hyde Park
02 Jenny pluck pears
03 Bobbing Joe
04 Mayden Lane
05 Halfe Hannikin
06 Rufty tufty
07 The fine companion
08 Hearts ease
09 Confesse
10 The maid peept out at the window
11 An old man is a bed full of bones
12 Boate man
13 Petticoat wag
14 Grimstock
15 Stingo
16 Jack Pudding
17 Kettle drum
18 Lulle me beyond thee
19 Dissembling love
20 The begger boy
21 The glory of the west
22 Parsons farewell

Denis Gasser : clavecin
Yvon Guilcher : flûtes douces, tin wihistle, flûte à trois trous, bodhran
Dominique Paris : musette northumbrienne
Janine Rubinlicht : violon baroque
John Wright : violon, guimbarde, crwth, chant

avec la pochette et le livret

DL

John Wright

2009-12-18T07:16:00.000Z

John Wright – Unaccompanied – 1978

01 Awake, awake, you drowsy sleeper
02 Four-hand reel
03 Murphy's hornpipe
04 Gypsy hornpipe
05 Henry Martin
06 Bridget cruise 2 & 3
07 Tailor by my trade
08 Dornoch links/The shepherd's crook/Lochiel's awa' to France
09 Young Charlotte
10 The varsoviana
11 La valse Vienne
12 La scottisch anglaise
13 L'angoise
14 Our captain cried all hands
15 Ninepins
16 Saturday night and sunday morning
17 The punk's delight

John Wright : chant, guimbarde, violon, harmonica

lien supprimé :-((

from Mick Lawson (Evensong)

2009-12-07T15:19:00.005Z

Mick Lawson said...
Thank you everyone for your lovely comments about our album Evensong.
The record is due for release shortly on Poppydisc records. (Joe Foster.) (little.nemo77@ntlworld.com). It has been remastered from vinyl and it includes 3 bonus tracks - Romeo, Dance Dance Dance and Wooden Wheels. If you would like me to update you on Evensong news please use my Email which is emmitttill@hotmail.com Love and Peace for Christmas and the New Year. Mick Lawson (Evensong)

MySpace

Evensong (on THTM)

RIP Liam Clancy

2009-12-06T06:19:00.005Z

Official web site said...
The family of Liam Clancy regret to announce the sad death of Liam who passed away at 12 noon today in Bon Secours Hospital , Cork , Ireland . 4/12/2009
Liam, the last surviving member of the Clancy Brothers, is survived by his wife Kim and their four children, Eben, Siobhan, Donal and Fiona. his 8 grandchildren and his sisters Joan and Peg.
He will be sadly missed by family, friends and his many fans throughout the world.

Thanks to our friend yabanjin for this important news.

Link

2009-12-04T13:47:00.003Z

Parchment - Shamblejam (1975 UK)

rian Smith, Sue McClellan and John Pac.
From UK (1975) ,the third lp is one of my fave.
Tracks "Shine on Me" and "Changes" are both

1 Denomination Blues
2 Green Psalm
3 Shine on Me + Changes
4 Don't Let the Morning Come
5 Corners of My Life
6 Speaker's Corner
7 Morning Sky
8 My Man on Love
9 Light of the World
10 Long As I Can See You

Rockin-Hood blog

Thanks to mike musiclover!

by Anonymous

2009-12-04T11:39:00.006Z

Third Ear Band

New Forecasts From The Third Ear Almanac (1989)

Recorded live at Teatro Impavadi, Sarzana, Italy on the 11th January
1989 - taken from official ~~bootleg~~ cassette on the ADN label

1. Egyptian Book Of The Dead
2. Third Ear Raga
3. Live Ghosts
4. Witches' Dance

performed by;

GLEN SWEENEY - hand drums
MICK CARTER - guitar
LYN DOBSON - flute and alto saxophone
URSULA SMITH - violin

All compositions by Glen Sweeney, Mick Carter and Lyn Dobson

Thanks to Anonymous!

Third Ear Band

2009-12-02T12:32:00.005Z

Unreleased Sessions 1968-1971

National Balkan Ensemble (Pre-Third Ear Band) 1968
1. Cosmic Scale
2. Jason's Trip
3. Devil Weed

Top Gear 1969
4. Hyde Park Raga
5. Druid

BBC 1971
6. Hyde Park
7. Water
8. Eternity In D
9. Druid

Glen 'Zen' Sweeney - Percussion (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)
Paul Minns - Oboe (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)
Richard Coff - Violin, Viola (1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9)
Ben Cartland - Violin, Viola (1,2,3)
Ursula Smith - Cello (4,5)
Denim Bridges - Electric Guitar, Vocal (6,7,8,9)
Paul Buckmaster - Cello, Bass Guitar (6,7,8,9)
Unknown - Congas (6)

DL

Artworks: rock rare collection fetish blog

Thanks to rockitaly for the artworks.

And thanks to Anonymous for correct track info.

Mary Rhoads

2009-12-01T21:42:00.002Z

Mary Rhoads – le dulcimer – 1972
Spécial instrumental

01-Golden slippers
02-Vendome
03-Will the circle be unbroken
04-Old Joe black
05-Mary's medley
06-Herod and the cock
07-Over the waterfall
08-The water is wide
09-Simple gifts
10-Nonesuch
11-Where the flowers
12-Shady grove

Mary Rhoads : dulcimer, chant
Jean-François Dutertre : épinette des Vosges
Phil Fromont : fiddle
Christian Gour’han : dulcimer, vielle à roue
Michel Hindenoch : banjo, cuillers
Claude Lefebvre : guitare
Youra Marcus : banjo
Croqui (Daniel Lefevbre) : bongos

avec la pochette

DL

Message from Jerry (Justine)

2009-12-01T06:47:00.004Z

jerry said...
Leigh great to hear from you after nearly 40 years. I live in Germany my E-mail address is goldenyears@freenet.de if you want to contact me.
this applies to anyone else who wants to write to me about Laurie or Justine

This comment was posted on: Justine

Good Luck :)

Ron Sexsmith

2009-11-30T13:40:00.004Z

Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario
November 29th, 2004

01 Hard Bargain
02 Imaginary Friends
03 Secret Heart
04 Tell Me Again
05 These Days
06 Not About to Lose
07 Happiness
08 Tomorrow in Her Eyes
09 Gold in Them Hills
10 I Need You To Turn To (Elton John cover)
11 Maybe This Christmas
12 God Loves Everyone
13 One Less Shadow
14 Dandelion Wine
15 This Song
16 From Now On
17 Strawberry Blonde
18 Whatever It Takes
19 Seem To Recall
20 Galbraith Street
21 Former Glory
22 Tears Behind The Shades
23 Riverbed

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mmm...

2009-11-25T12:37:00.005Z

As you know there is sad thing happen here and other music blog.

It's start from one negative comment about other blog.

Love music, people, and every single thing...

That's all I can say.

Thanks

Lizardson

by ericbkk

2009-11-22T07:29:00.002Z

Mary Gauthier - Andy Kershaw Show, BBC R3, 3/12/06

Mary Gauthier - Andy Kershaw Show, 3 Dec.,'06, BBC Radio 3
Featuring a specially recorded session from New Orleans singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier in duet with guitarist Thomm Jutz.

Pt. A
I Ain't Leaving (5.00)
Can't Find A Way (5.50)

Pt. B
Same Road (5.47)
Sideshow (3.22)

Mary Gauthier (vocals/guitar/harmonica); Thomm Jutz (guitar/backing vocals)
Recorded 4 November 2006 at BBC Broadcasting House, London

19 min. MP3 @ 128 kbps

DL

Apologies for a couple of minor (IMHO) glitches in the recording towards the end; too late to re-record by the time I found out about them.
Pic is not from BBC session, but from a few weeks later.

Thomm Jutz

For Thomm Jutz, living and making music in Nashville, Tennessee has always seemed like the most natural thing in the world. The emerging producer/engineer/guitarist/songwriter had made up his mind by the time he was a 12-year-old guitar student that he was absolutely headed for Music City, USA. The fact the he grew up in a "tiny village" in the south of Germany was never an obstacle for Jutz, who has turned it all to his creative advantage, bringing a uniquely musical perspective and a classical discipline to the music he makes and to every project he produces. These days, he splits his time between TJ Tunes, his busy Nashville recording studio, and regular tours as guitarist for Folkabilly Queen Nanci Griffith. Other artists Jutz has played and/or recorded with include David Olney, Steve Young, Mary Gauthier and Michael Johnson.
Growing up the son of the local teacher and church choir director, Jutz was reading music before he could read books. From there, it was the piano and the flute, where he rose as a youngster to competition level. But his musical education began in earnest the day he discovered the Canadian Forces and American Forces Networks, both broadcasting a wide variety of real country music to surrounding military bases. With his guitar always in hand, Jutz absorbed all of it – every song and every guitar lick on the fly – long before he ever knew what the singer was actually singing about. By the age of 15, he was leading local bands through endless gigs at those same military bases.
He was living a double life – studying classical guitar at university during the day and playing in smoky clubs into the night – when he first heard the music of Townes Van Zandt. The discovery was a creative turning point for Jutz. With a growing resume of prestigious gigs and production successes in his home country, Jutz made the move to Nashville in 2003, and he hasn't stopped since. Working with many of the musicians, writers and artists he grew up listening to, he retains that ability to hear through to the heart of a song. With an unerring ear, a guitarist's touch and a songwriter’s soul, Thomm Jutz is right where he belongs. : ~ h**p://thommjutz.com/bio.html

Andy Kershaw was one of my favourite BBC presenters; hope he's getting over his troubles.

Cheers.

Jimmy Simpson

2009-11-22T02:00:00.001Z

The Oilfield Boy Sings Kiana Kid and Other Favorites

01. Kiana Kid
02. You Don't Know My Mind
03. Party For Fools
04. Life Goes On
05. Year And A Day
06. Gotta Travel On
07. Will You Be Satisfied That Way
08. White Collars And Neckties
09. Standing At The End Of My World
10. Old Timer
11. Homesick For Heaven
12. Breaker Of My Heart

DL (w/ HQ artworks)

So much thanks to original uploader! :)

Erik Darling

2009-11-22T01:54:00.002Z

True Religion (1961)

01 True Religion
02 St. John's River
03 Woody Knows Nothing
04 Virgin Mary
05 Diamond Ring
06 Blackeyed Susie
07 I'm On My Way
08 Cuckoo
09 Jumpin' Judy
10 Moanin' Dove
11 Frankie And Johnny
12 Everytime I Go To Town
13 Lonesome Valley

Train Time (1963)

01 Hail John
02 Charlie Green
03 You Don't Know
04 Banjo Tune
05 Fod
06 Guitar Blues
07 Train Time
08 Shady Grove
09 I Love My Love
10 Bones
11 Ragtime
12 Long John
13 Miss Otis Regrets
14 Children, Go

DL (both albums)

So much thanks to original uploader! :)

David Soul

2009-11-21T22:04:00.003Z

The Best Days of My Life (1981)

01. Simple Man
02. Waking Up Alone
03. Carlito
04. Dreamers
05. I Can't Afford That Feeling Anymore
06. That's Enough For Me
07. Maybe We Can Work It Out
08. How Can You Tell You Got It
09. The Dutchman
10. Distant Shores
11. The Best Days Of My Life
12. Simple Man (Reprise)

Link deleted

Who the hell do you think you are releasing my music without my knowledge or permission?!?!
CEASE AND DESIST IMMEDIATELY!

DAVID SOULLONDON, UK

Dullemajik

2009-11-21T21:40:00.005Z

Dullemajik – Letzebuerger Volleksmusek – 1975
Musique folkorique luxembourgeoise
Luxemburgische volkmusic
Luxembourg folk-music

01-De schmatt
02-De rommelpott
03-Sprangprozession
04-Christlied der hirten
05-Paliseul
06-Kein alter von liebe frei
07-Polka-pik
08-Bauernklage
09-Chibreli
10-Le'f gefuodesch
11-Maclotte
12-Der bon vivant
13-Isleker leed
14-O, jemen
15-Branle séculaire de Bertrix
16-Zu arel op der knippchen
17-Polka

Guy Schones : chant, vielle à roue, guitare
José Dostert : flûte , chant
Christopher Birch : violon, mandoline, chant, flûte

new link
DL

Valdez, il mezzosangue (Soundtrack) 1973

2009-11-21T15:27:00.004Z

Valdez, il mezzosangue (aka Valdez Horses / Wilde Pferde)

Side A: Freedom Rainbow
Side B: Chino

DL (w/ HQ artworks)

So much thanks to original uploader! :)

Ole Steen

2009-11-21T13:25:00.002Z

Ole Steen (1973)

01. Hello What A Wonderful Day
02. Jigaloo
03. Smile And Be Happy
04. Blue, Blue
05. I've Got To Get In Touch
06. I Know How To Start It
07. Country Life
08. Baby You're Mine
09. Far Away World
10. Searching For A Better Lif
11. Lo. Diddle
12. Oo. Ki. Coo

DL (w/ full of HQ artworks)

So much thanks to original uploader! :)

Paul Masse

2009-11-21T11:32:00.002Z

Butterfly Lake (1968)

01. Butterfly Lake
02. It's Gone
03. Time 'n' Cherry Wine
04. Something Bad
05. Pretty Ribbons And A Gingh
06. Dream Along
07. Forever
08. Silver In Suede
09. Whiskey
10. Suzanne
11. Lemonade Hollow

DL (w/ full of HQ artworks)

So much thanks to original uploader! :)

FOLK-IMPOSSIBLE

2009-11-21T09:40:00.006Z

A Collection of Impossible-2-find Folk Albums (by Black Masked Lady)

Her current posts:
FRANKIE ARMSTRONG - Out of love, hope and suffering (1973)
FRANKIE ARMSTRONG - Songs and ballads (Topic, 1975)
MIKE COOPER - Trout Steel (1971)

and Next post will be:
IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP - vv. LPs on Transatlantic
ALEX CAMPBELL - In Kopenhagen (Polydor 1965)
IAN A. ANDERSON - 3 LPs on Village Thing

http://folk-impossible.blogspot.com/

Thanks to Saludos for finding this blog.
And keep up good work, Black Masked Lady :)

Ron Sexsmith

2009-11-18T14:48:00.003Z

Stardust Picnic, Toronto [1999-11-17]

01 (fade in) Thinkin' Out Loud
02 One Grey Morning
03 Feel For You
04 Thinly Veiled Disguise
05 There's A Rhythm
06 Lebanon, Tennessee
07 Right About Now
08 The Idiot Boy
09 April After All
10 At Different Times
11 First Chance I Get
12 Wastin' Time
13 Factory (Springsteen cover)
14 Almost Always
15 Strawberry Blonde
16 Still Time
17 Average Joe
18 Secret Heart
19 Beautiful View
20 Seem to Recall

DL

Bobby Eaglesham ::: Weather the storm

2009-11-17T23:27:00.007Z

Second solo album by the Five hand reel member
•
Bobby Eaglesham
Linda Adams
Sam Bracken
Tony Dawes
Chuck Fleming
Dick Gaughan
Dave Tulloch
Hugh Turpin
•
01. Weather the storm (5.18)
Bobby: vocals, guitar
Linda: vocals
Dick: lead guitar
Sam: slide guitar
Tony: bass
02. Helen of Kirkconnel (4.05)
Bobby: vocal, guitar, Appalachian dulcimer
03. Tramps and hawkers (4.12)
Bobby: vocal, guitar
Dave: mandolin
04. Bonnie George Campbell (3.00)
Bobby: vocal
05. Instrumental (Rowan tree/Planxty Irwin/ Cock o'the North/Atholl highlanders) (5.01)
Bobby: guitars
Dave: mandolìn, side drum
06. The shearing (6.13)
Bobby: vocal, guitar
07. She moved through the fair (4.19)
Bobby: guitars
Linda: vocal
08. The redundant Mr Brown (4.30)
Bobby: vocal, guitar
Chuck: fiddles
09. Soor milk cairt/Curwen jig (3.26)
Bobby: vocal, guitars
Linda: vocal
Hugh: keyboards
Sam: electric guitar
10. Without me just with you (4.39)
Bobby: vocal, guitar
Dick: guitar
•
1982 • Fellside FE 033 LP
•
> 192 kbps VBR
•
Weather the storm

Times ain't like they used to be

2009-11-17T01:59:00.008Z

I found this blog when I searching for Erik Darling's lp that requested several time. You can find lots of nice records at there.

GADAYA (blog owner):

Roots and traditionnal music from all over the world, hard-to-find records,and rambling thoughts brought to you by a young french guy who loves to mentally travel throught time and space by listening to some records.

http://timesaintliketheyusedtobe.blogspot.com/

Frankie Armstrong

2009-11-15T14:16:00.018Z

Songs & Ballads (1975)

01. Little Duke Arthurs Nurse
02. Pit Men's Union
03. Lady Diamond
04. Lament for Huull Trawlers
05. Month of January
06. 3 Drunken Maidens
07. Jack the Lad
08. Whore's Lament
09. Little Musgrave
10. Collier Lass
11. Female Drummer

Complaints received from DMCA

Reup

2009-11-15T13:19:00.001Z

Evensong (1973)