ELECTRIC MUSE-The Story Of Folk Into Rock-UK VINYL 4/LPs Box Set 1975 + Booklet

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ELECTRIC MUSE

The Story Of Folk Into Rock

Original UK 4/LP Box Set + Booklet 1975

Catalogue Number

• Transatlantic/Island FOLK 1001

Description:

• Original 1975 UK 4/LP Box Set + 20 page booklet
• Each LP is in its own individual sleeve with track listing and paper inner sleeve
• This original vinyl set is different to the later CD version with many different tracks
• Tracks
• Album 1, Side A - From the Acoustic Roots

   

  1. 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

  2.Lead Belly: The Gallows Pole

  3.Jack Elliott: Pretty Boy Floyd - from Talking Woody Guthrie

  4.Margaret Barry: She Moves Through the Fair

  5.Alan Lomax and the Ramblers: Hard Case - from Alan Lomax and the Ramblers

  6.Jim, John, Bob & Ron Copper: The Banks of Sweet Primroses - BBC archive recording BBC 17987 made on 3.4.1952

  7.Ray & Archie Fisher: The Twa Corbies - from Far Over the Forth

  8.A. L. Lloyd: The Shoals of Herring (extract) from the BBC radio ballad Singing the Fishing

   

  Album 1, Side B - From Reeling to Rocking

   

  1.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

  2.The Dubliners: Mason's Apron

  3.The Chieftains: Carolan's Concerto

  4.Gryphon: Kemp's Jig

  5.Fairport Convention: Medley: The Lark in the Morning; Rakish Paddy; Foxhunter's Jig; Toss the Feathers

  from Liege and Lief

  6.Morris On Band: Greensleeves from Morris On

  7.Hedgehog Pie: Drops of Brandy

  8.John Martyn: Eibhlí Gheal Chiún Ni Chearbhaill

   

  Album 2, Side A - Blues, Baroque and Beyond

   

  1.Davey Graham: Angi

  2.Davey Graham: She Moves Through the Fair - from The Thamesiders and Davey Graham

  3.Davey Graham: Better Git It in Your Soul

  4.John Renbourn: Waltz

  5.Bert Jansch: Veronica

  6.Ralph McTell: Willoughby's Farm

  7.Marc Brierley: Dragonfly - from Marc Brierley

  8.Jackson C. Frank: Blues Run the Game - from Jackson C. Frank

  9.Roy Harper: Forever

   

  Album 2, Side B - Soho, Needless to Say

   

  1.Pentangle: Waltz

  2.Martin Carthy: Scarborough Fair - from Martin Carthy

  3.Al Stewart: Soho, Needless to Say

  4.John and Beverley Martyn: John the Baptist

  5.New Humblebums: Please Sing a Song for Us

  6.Fairport Convention: Chelsea Morning - from Fairport Convention

   

  Album 3, Side A - Roll Over Cecil (and Tell Vaughan Williams the News)

   

  1.Shirley Collins, Davey Graham: Pretty Saro - from Folk Roots, New Routes

  2.Bert Jansch: Blackwaterside - from Jack Orion

  3.The Young Tradition: Lyke Wake Dirge - from The Young Tradition

  4.John Renbourn: Bransle Gay - from The Lady and the Unicorn

  5.Martin Carthy / Dave Swarbrick: Our Captain Cried All Hands - from Byker Hill

  6.Pentangle: Let No Man Steal Your Thyme - from Pentangle

  7.Shirley Collins: The Wedding Song - from Anthems in Eden

   

  Album 3, Side B - The Electric Adventure

   

  1.Fairport Convention: Nottamun Town - from What We Did On Our Holidays

  2.Fairport Convention: Tam Lin - from Liege and Lief

  3.Traffic: John Barleycorn - from John Barleycorn Must Die

  4.Fairport Convention: Lord Marlborough - from Angel Delight

  5.Steeleye Span: The Weaver and the Factory Maid - from Parcel of Rogues

   

  Album 4, Side A - A New Tradition

   

  1.Bob & Carole Pegg: Rise Up Jock - from He Came from the Mountains

  2.Mr Fox: The Gay Goshawk

  3.Fairport Convention: Poor Will and the Jolly Hangman - previously unreleased track from the Full House recording sessions; later released on (guitar, vocal)

  4.Lindisfarne: Turn a Deaf Ear

  5.Jack the Lad: The Third Millennium

  6.Richard Thompson: Nobody's Wedding - from Henry the Human Fly

   

  Album 4, Side B - End of a Honeymoon?

   

  1.Albion Country Band: Albion Sunrise - from Battle of the Field

  2.Albion Morris: Upton-Upon-Severn Stick Dance - previously unissued; later released on Rattlebone & Ploughjack

  3.Fairport Convention: Furs and Feather - from Rosie

  4.Steve Ashley with Tinder Box: The Spirit of Christmas - previously unissued; later released on Stroll On Revisited

  5.Mike & Lal Waterson: The Magical Man - from Bright Phoebus

  6.Fairport Convention: Stranger to Himself - from Rising for the Moon

  7.Albion Country Band: The New St. George / La Rotta - previously unissued; later released on Battle of the Field
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Condition:

• The records are in NEAR MINT condition with clean labels. The vinyl is bright and shiny and they look virtually unplayed
• The individual sleeves and booklet are in NEAR MINT condition
• The outer slipcover box sleeve is in EXCELLENT condition with one noticeable area of rubbing wear along the top edge, but no other damage or defects. All the seams are tight and undamaged and the spine is fully readable
  

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• AUD$60 to Europe
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• AUD$40 to Japan/New Zealand 
• All LPs are professionally packed with the record outside the cover using strong cardboard to ensure maximum protection during shipping
• Postage quoted above is for standard air mail. For rare/expensive items we may also quote for optional registered mail or tracking when we send your invoice

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