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The British Folk Collection
The British Folk Collection Ronco Records CDSR 048 (CD, UK, 1994) |
Despite the pretentious title, this CD is a collection of (mostly) British singer/songwriters with the very occasional traditional song spread in. It has the distinction of featuring the first Young Tradition track reissued on CD, though.
Tracks
- Ralph McTell: Streets of London (4.06)
- Donovan: Sunny Goodge Street (2.58)
- Pentangle: Bruton Town
(Roud 18; Laws M32)
(5.18)
from The Pentangle (Transatlantic TRA 162, 1968) - Gerry Rafferty: Mary Skeffington (2.35)
- The Young Tradition: John Barleycorn
(Roud 164; G/D 3:559)
(2.31)
from Galleries (Transatlantic TRA 172, 1968) - The Sallieangie: Strangers (1.16)
- The Humblebums: Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway (4.38)
- Bert Jansch: Needle of Death (3.20)
- Mike Cooper: Too Late Now (3.54)
- Decameron: Morning Glory (5.35)
- Trader Horne: Morning Way (4.31)
- Ralph McTell: Michael in the Garden (4.23)
- John Renbourn: Candy Man (3.19)
- Donovan: Jersey Thursday (2.13)
- Dave Swarbrick: The Heilanman / Drowsy Maggie
(2.46)
from Swarbrick (Transatlantic TRA 337, 1976) - Hamish Imlach: Cod Liver Oil and Orange Juice
(3.39)
from Hamish Imlach (Transatlantic XTRA 1039, 1968) - The McCalmans: Romeo and Juliet (3.29)
- The Ian Campbell Folk Group: The Times They Are A-Changin’
(3.04)
(Transatlantic single TRA SP5, 1964)