ELECTRIC MUSE - THE STORY OF FOLK INTO ROCK - 4 LP BOX SET - EXCELLENT+ COND.
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ELECTRIC MUSE - THE STORY OF FOLK INTO ROCK
VARIOUS ARTISTS
A TRULY SUPERB EXAMPLE OF THIS 4 LP BOX SET RELEASED 21 NOVEMBER 1975 ON TRANSATLANTIC RECORDS - FOLK 1001, MADE IN THE UK.
ALL THE RECORDS ARE IN EXCELLENT+ CONDITION.
THE 4 PICTURE SLEEVES ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, AS IS THE BOX.
COMPLETE WITH BOOKLET.
TRACK LIST;
Album 1, Side AFrom the Acoustic Roots Album 1, Side B
From Reeling to Rocking
- Introductory Medley:
Steeleye Span: Robbery with Violins
from Parcel of Rogues;
Ian Campbell Folk Group: Tail Toddle (extract)
from Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol. 1;
Fairport Convention: Sir B. McKenzie (extract)
B-side of the single Now Be Thankful; later released on the Full House CD reissue - Lead Belly: The Gallows Pole(Roud 144; Child 95; G/D 2:248)
- Jack Elliott: Pretty Boy Floyd (Roud 11504)
from Talking Woody Guthrie - Margaret Barry: She Moves Through the Fair(Roud 861)
- Alan Lomax and the Ramblers: Hard Case
from Alan Lomax and the Ramblers - Jim, John, Bob & Ron Copper: The Banks of Sweet Primroses(Roud 586; G/D 8:1841)
BBC archive recording BBC 17987 made on 3.4.1952 - Ray & Archie Fisher: The Twa Corbies(Roud 5; Child 26)
from Far Over the Forth - A. L. Lloyd: The Shoals of Herring(Roud 13642)(extract)
from the BBC radio ballad Singing the Fishing
- Ian Campbell Folk Group: Campbell's Fancy: The 93rd's Farewell to Gibraltar / Rakes of Kildare / The Drunken Piper / Timour the Tartar
from This is the Ian Campbell Folk Group - The Dubliners: Mason's Apron
- The Chieftains: Carolan's Concerto
- Gryphon: Kemp's Jig
- Fairport Convention: Medley: The Lark in the Morning; Rakish Paddy; Foxhunter's Jig; Toss the Feathers
from Liege and Lief - Morris On Band: Greensleeves
from Morris On - Hedgehog Pie: Drops of Brandy
- John Martyn: Eibhlí Gheal Chiún Ni Chearbhaill
Blues, Baroque and Beyond Album 2, Side B
Soho, Needless to Say
- Davey Graham: Angi
- Davey Graham: She Moves Through the Fair(Roud 861)
from The Thamesiders and Davey Graham - Davey Graham: Better Git It in Your Soul
- John Renbourn: Waltz
- Bert Jansch: Veronica
- Ralph McTell: Willoughby's Farm
- Marc Brierley: Dragonfly
from Marc Brierley - Jackson C. Frank: Blues Run the Game
from Jackson C. Frank - Roy Harper: Forever
- Pentangle: Waltz
- Martin Carthy: Scarborough Fair(Roud 12; Child 2; G/D 2:329)
from Martin Carthy - Al Stewart: Soho, Needless to Say
- John and Beverley Martyn: John the Baptist
- New Humblebums: Please Sing a Song for Us
- Fairport Convention: Chelsea Morning
from Fairport Convention
Roll Over Cecil (and Tell Vaughan Williams the News) Album 3, Side B
The Electric Adventure
- Shirley Collins, Davey Graham: Pretty Saro(Roud 417)
from Folk Roots, New Routes - Bert Jansch: Blackwaterside(Roud 312; Laws O1)
from Jack Orion - The Young Tradition: Lyke Wake Dirge(Roud 8194)
from The Young Tradition - John Renbourn: Bransle Gay
from The Lady and the Unicorn - Martin Carthy / Dave Swarbrick: Our Captain Cried All Hands(Roud 602)
from Byker Hill - Pentangle: Let No Man Steal Your Thyme(Roud 3; G/D 6:1180)
from Pentangle - Shirley Collins: The Wedding Song(Roud 381; G/D 5:980)
from Anthems in Eden
- Fairport Convention: Nottamun Town(Roud 1044)
from What We Did On Our Holidays - Fairport Convention: Tam Lin(Roud 35; Child 39; G/D 2:330)
from Liege and Lief - Traffic: John Barleycorn(Roud 164; G/D 3:559)
from John Barleycorn Must Die - Fairport Convention: Lord Marlborough(Roud 233)
from Angel Delight - Steeleye Span: The Weaver and the Factory Maid(Roud 17771)
from Parcel of Rogues
A New Tradition Album 4, Side B
End of a Honeymoon?
- Bob & Carole Pegg: Rise Up Jock
from He Came from the Mountains - Mr Fox: The Gay Goshawk (Roud 61; Child 96)
- Fairport Convention: Poor Will and the Jolly Hangman
previously unreleased track from the Full House recording sessions; later released on (guitar, vocal) - Lindisfarne: Turn a Deaf Ear
- Jack the Lad: The Third Millennium
- Richard Thompson: Nobody's Wedding
from Henry the Human Fly
- Albion Country Band: Albion Sunrise
from Battle of the Field - Albion Morris: Upton-Upon-Severn Stick Dance
previously unissued; later released on Rattlebone & Ploughjack - Fairport Convention: Furs and Feather
from Rosie - Steve Ashley with Tinder Box: The Spirit of Christmas
previously unissued; later released on Stroll On Revisited - Mike & Lal Waterson: The Magical Man
from Bright Phoebus - Fairport Convention: Stranger to Himself
from Rising for the Moon - Albion Country Band: The New St. George / La Rotta
previously unissued; later released on Battle of the Field
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