Grainger49
Old Fart
That is a fantastic album. If it weren't for having great cartridges/styli and a very clean copy of this LP I would have worn the grooves out.
Today's Irish/Scottish/English folk playlist
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john111/LZ
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It truly is a great album Grainger and whenever i play it conjures up many thoughts,feelings and memories of a time very different to the world we find ourselves in today....
Grainger49
Old Fart
Amen, John.
john111/LZ
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BDylanThomas
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A nice version of Phil Ochs' defiant ballad
BDylanThomas
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The reunion version has a slightly different flavor. Take your pick.
john111/LZ
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Nice posts BDT,Dick n Planxty just excellent
john111/LZ
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john111/LZ
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"There aint no life nowhere...."where are all you avid,passionate folk fans?
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
And I'll never hear surf music again."There aint no life nowhere...."where are all you avid,passionate folk fans?
john111/LZ
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BDylanThomas
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In the spirit of the thread . . . . . missing some very dear people today.
And Garnet Rogers' moving tribute to his brother. There are other versions available but the setting for this one is more appropriate.
And Garnet Rogers' moving tribute to his brother. There are other versions available but the setting for this one is more appropriate.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Garnet Rogers is Canadian, but close enough.
BDylanThomas
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BBG--Many years ago I was transferring plane flights at the Cincinnati airport. Someone in the seat next to me said, "Look at that plane." It was sitting off the tarmac with most of its top gone--a burned out wreck. Obviously people had died in the accident, which I did not recall seeing on any news reports. Three years later I learned that was the plane Stan Rogers was in when he died. He was coming back from the Kerrville Folk Festival I believe.