Today's Irish/Scottish/English folk playlist

[pmsummer]

GHOSTS
English Acoustic Collective

R.U.F

 

[Cantabury Guy]

You, too?

I'm beginning to think I'm the only guy here without one of these 150 GBP collectible LPs.

I suppose you have the first one on Topic, too.....

Not this time! Free download from the blog Time Has Told Me. Check it out.

 

[Cantabury Guy]

Dr. Strangely Strange- 1. Live At Cousins 1970
2. Live at the BBC

If Halycon Days was for thoses who wish to complete their collection these two boot legs are for the anal. Rather sloppy performances and quality of the recording is beyond poor. But they are boot legs off the net and I made a copy and put them in the archives.
I was thinking how good the Doctors two LPs were and Joe Boyd is a master.

 

[vinyl1]

Tannahill Weavers, Cullen Bay.

Fairly normal stuff, very warped LP.

 

[Cantabury Guy]

Steeleye Span- Parcel Of Rogues

 

[Cantabury Guy]

Steeleye Span- Below The Salt

 

[Mystic]

Maddy Prior and Tim Hart - Summer Solstice, 1972

 

[pmsummer]

THE LARK DESCENDING
Chris Wood

R.U.F Records

 

[modge]

Richard and Linda Thompson
Shoot Out The Lights

 

[Cantabury Guy]

Richard and Linda Thompson
Shoot Out The Lights

Anyone ever hear the original version of SOTL which was produced by Jerry Rafferty? I had been trying to download it off a blog but it will not open.

 

[Cantabury Guy]

For Halloween

Steeleye Span- Alison Gross( the ugliest witch of the north country) from Parcel of Rogues


FYI my first wife's name was Alison...well if it fits go with it.

 

[pmsummer]

For Halloween

Steeleye Span- Alison Gross( the ugliest witch of the north country) from Parcel of Rogues


FYI my first wife's name was Alison...well if it fits go with it.

Well, for your sake, let's hope your first wife doesn't read this forum, or there might be a "reverse" version of that song played out, with you being the changeling.

 

[pmsummer]

I had been trying to download it off a blog but it will not open.

And, ummm, that site would be...?

 

[Cantabury Guy]

And, ummm, that site would be...?

www.time-has-told-me.blogspot.com

go to artists. If you haven't seen this site before , you will enjoy it.

 

[modge]

Trees
On The Shore

 

[modge]

A great site http://www.folkradio.co.uk/index.php

 

[Strangeband]

Liege & Lief by Fairport Convention

Need to hear Tam Lin for Halloween.

 

[pmsummer]

THE MYSTERIES:
Nativity/Passion/Doomsday
Home Service

Fledg'ling

 

[ampegdan]

"Best Of Clannad" in the CD deck in the car right now....happy Samhain

 

[vinyl1]

Right now I have on the turntable a purchase from the WFMU show, the John Renbourn 'Lady and the Unicorn' on original purple and white Transatlantic.

It was not too pricey, because it has a slight bowl warp. The clamp on my Basis 2001 can take that right out, and in any case it is amazing what a Graham can track.

The sound is absolutely stunning, although I have not got my primary cartridge in the system right now, and I'm using my backup Denon 103. The spatial perspective on the glockenspiel is quite something - you can clearly hear which end is nearer to the microphone, and which way it was pointed.