Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol 2 UK LP 1964 Decca Anne Briggs Nadia Cattouse
  £   20
  $   26

 


£ 20 Sold For
Aug 12, 2017 Sold Date
Aug 1, 2017 Start Date
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Edinburgh Folk Festival Vol 2

LK 4563 DECCA
  • Edited By – Gus Dudgeon
  • Liner Notes – Eric Winter
  • Producer – Nathan Joseph
  • Producer [Associate] – Hugh Mendl
  • Recorded By – Bill Leader

A1 –Nadia Cattouse Back To Back A2 –Ray Fisher When I Was Noo But Sweet Sixteen A3 –Lou Killen My Husband's Got No Courage In Him A4 –Hamish Imlach Johnny Remensky A5 –Ann Briggs Let No Man Steal Your Thyme A6 –Ian Campbell Folk Group Fiddle Tunes A7 –Jill Doyle All The Week A8 –Hamish Imlach McPherson's Rant B1 –Matt McGinn You Cannae Kick Around Here B2 –Archie Fisher I Loved A Lass B3 –Jean Hart Hamba Lilli B4 –Ian Campbell Folk Group Shoals Of Herring B5 –Dolina MacLennan Mouth Music B6 –Owen Hand Inveray B7 –Ray & Archie Fisher Kishmul's Galley



 The record is graded an EX, glossy sheen with only mild signs of use when viewed under a strong light

Cover grades a VG. nothing bad, no rips splits or writing, mild wear


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