| ELECTRIC MUSE : THE STORY OF FOLK INTO ROCK (4-LP Box) | September 1975 |
| TRACKS: | |
| RECORD 1 - SIDE ONE: | |
| Introductory
Medley: (a) Robbery With Violins by Steeleye Span (b) Tail Toddle [extract] by Ian Campbell Folk Group (c) SIR B. McKENZIE [extract] by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 1'22" |
| The Gallows Pole by Leadbelly | |
| Pretty Boy Floyd by Jack Elliot | |
| She Moves Through The Fair by Margaret Barry | |
| Hard Case by Alan Lomax and The Ramblers | |
| The Banks Of The Sweet Primroses by The Coppers | |
| The Twa Corbies by Ray & Archie Fisher | |
| The Shoals Of
Herring [extract] by A.L. Lloyd | |
| RECORD 1 - SIDE TWO: | |
| Campbell's Fancy (The 93rd's Farewell To Gibraltar / Rakes Of Kildare / The Drunken Piper / Timour The Tartar) by Ian Campbell Folk Group | |
| The Mason's Apron by The Dubliners | |
| Carolan's Concerto by The Chieftains | |
| Kemp's Jig by Gryphon | |
| THE LARK IN THE
MORNING MEDLEY: The Lark In The Morning / Rakish Paddy / Foxhunter's Jig / Toss The Feathers by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 3'50" |
| Greensleeves by Morris On Band | |
| Drops Of Brandy by Hedgehog Pie | |
| Eibhli Ghail Chiuin
Ni Chearbhaillby John Martyn | |
| RECORD 2 - SIDE ONE: | |
| Angi by Davey Graham | |
| She Moves Through The Fair by Davey Graham | |
| Better Git It In Your Soul by Davey Graham | |
| Veronica by Bert Jansch | |
| Waltz by John Renbourn | |
| Willoughby's Farm by Ralph McTell | |
| Dragonfly by Marc Brierley | |
| Blues Run The Game by Jackson C. Frank | |
| Forever by
Roy Harper | |
| RECORD 2 - SIDE TWO: | |
| Waltz by Pentangle | |
| Scarborough Fair by Martin Carthy | |
| Soho, Needless To Say by Al Stewart | |
| John The Baptist by John and Beverley Martyn | |
| Please Sing A Song For Us by New Humblebums | |
| CHELSEA MORNING
by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 2'54" |
| RECORD 3 - SIDE ONE: | |
| Pretty Saro by Shirley Collins & Davey Graham | |
| Blackwaterside by Bert Jansch | |
| Lyke-Wake Dirge by Young Tradition | |
| Bransle Gay by John Renbourn | |
| Our Captain Cried All Hands by Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick | |
| Let No Man Steal Your Thyme by Pentangle | |
| The Wedding Song
by Shirley Collins | |
| RECORD 3 - SIDE TWO: | |
| NOTTAMUN by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 2'58" |
| TAM LIN by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 5'55" |
| John Barleycorn by Traffic | |
| LORD MARLBOROUGH by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 3'15" |
| The Weaver And The
Factory Maid by Steeleye Span | |
| RECORD 4 - SIDE ONE: | |
| Rise Up Jock by Bob and Carole Pegg | |
| The Gay Goshawk by Mr. Fox | |
| POOR WILL AND THE JOLLY HANGMAN by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 5'16" |
| Turn A Deaf Ear by Lindisfarne | |
| The Third Millenium by Jack The Lad | |
| Nobody's Wedding
by Richard Thompson | |
| RECORD 4 - SIDE TWO: | |
| Albion Sunrise by Albion Country Band | |
| Upton Stick Dance by Albion Morris | |
| FURS AND FEATHERS by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 4'14" |
| The Spirit Of Christmas by Steve Ashley | |
| The Magical Man by Mike and Lal Waterson | |
| STRANGER TO HIMSELF by FAIRPORT CONVENTION | 2'42" |
| The New St. George /
La Rotta by Albion Country Band |
| ISSUES: | |
| UK | (4-LP) Island Records /
Transatlantic FOLK 1001 (September 1975) |
Note:
|
| Fairport Convention Track Sources: | |
| Sir B. McKenzies [extract] | is from " Live Convention"
(Island Records ILPS 9285). This extract is from the end of the original track and consists of the last little bit of " Tail Toddle" followed by " The Boston Tea Party" |
| The Lark In The Morning Medley / Tam Lin | are from " Liege & Lief" (Island Records ILPS 9115) |
| Chelsea Morning | is from " Fairport Convention" (Polydor 583035) |
| Nottamun Town | is from " What We Did On Our Holidays" (Island Records ILPS 9092) |
| Lord Marlborough | is from " Angel Delight" (Island Records ILPS 9162) |
| Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman | is actually an outtake
from the " Full House" recording sessions with new vocals by Richard & Linda
Thompson overdubbed in March 1975 at Sound Techniques, London. Engineer - John
Wood - Personnel:
|
| Furs And Feathers | is from " Rosie" (Island Records ILPS 9208) |
| Stranger To Himself | is from " Rising For The Moon" (Island ILPS 9313) |
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