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New Electric Muse - the Story of Folk Into Rock Mp3, Flac, Wma Various New Electric Muse - The Story Of Folk Into Rock mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: New Electric Muse - The Story Of Folk Into Rock Country: UK Released: 1996 MP3 version RAR size: 1577 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1413 mb WMA version RAR size: 1274 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 640 Other Formats: XM ASF AIFF FLAC MP4 VQF VOX Tracklist 1-1a –Steeleye Span Robbery With Violins 1-1b –The Ian Campbell Folk Group Tail Toddle 1-1c –Dave Swarbrick Ril Gan Ainm 1-2 –The Cooper Family Spencer The Rover 1-3 –Ray & Archie Fisher The Twa Corbies 1-4 –Ewan MacColl The Shoals Of Herring 1-5 –Shirley Collins & Davy Graham Pretty Saro 1-6 –The Ian Campbell Folk Group Rocky Road To Dublin / Drops Of Brandy 1-7 –The Dubliners The Mason's Apron 1-8 –The Johnstons Carolan's Concerto 1-9 –Sweeney`s Men Rattlin Roarin Willy 1-10 –Finbar & Eddie Furey Colonel Fraser 1-11 –Gryphon Kemp's Jig 1-12 –Fairport Convention Medley 1-13 –Morris On Greensleeves 1-14 –John Martyn Eibhlí Ghail Chiúin Ni Chearbhaill 1-15 –Davy Graham Angi 1-16 –Davy Graham She Moves Through The Fair 1-17 –Bert Jansch Veronica 1-18 –Davy Graham Better Git It In Your Soul 1-19 –John Renbourn Waltz 1-20 –Pentangle Waltz 1-21 –Martin Carthy Scarborough Fair 1-22 –The Johnstons Sweet Thames How Softly 1-23 –John & Beverley Martyn John The Baptist 2-1 –Bert Jansch Blackwaterside 2-2 –The Young Tradition The Fox Hunt 2-3 –John Renbourn Bransle Gay 2-4 –Martin Carthy, Dave Swarbrick Our Captain Cried All Hands 2-5 –Pentangle Let No Man Steal Your Thyme 2-6 –Shirley Collins The Wedding Song 2-7 –Fairport Convention Nottamun Town 2-8 –Fairport Convention Tam Lin 2-9 –Sandy Denny, Fotheringay Gypsy Davey 2-10 –Traffic John Barleycorn 2-11 –Fairport Convention Lord Marlborough 2-12 –Steeleye Span The Weaver And The Factory Maid 2-13 –Bob And Carole Pegg Rise Up Jock 2-14 –Mr. Fox The Gay Goshawk 2-15 –Sandy Denny Bruton Town 2-16 –Lindisfarne Turn A Deaf Ear 2-17 –Jack the Lad The Third Millenium 2-18 –Richard Thompson Nobody's Wedding 2-19 –Steve Ashley The Spirit Of Christmas 2-20 –Mike & Lal Waterson The Magical Man 2-21 –The Albion Country Band The New St. George / La Rotta 3-1 –Dave Swarbrick Once I Loved A Maiden Fair 3-2 –Robin* & Barry Dransfield The Foul's Song 3-3 –Battlefield Band Tae The Beggin 3-4 –Richard & Linda Thompson House Of Cards 3-5 –Richard Thompson For Shame Of Doing Wrong 3-6 –Bert Jansch Wild Mountain Thyme 3-7 –Dick Gaughan Both Sides The Tweed 3-8 –June Tabor The Seareerow 3-9 –Martin Simpson The Keel Row 3-10a –Capercaillie Brenda Stubbert's Set 3-10b –Capercaillie Jenny Dang The Weaver 3-10c –Capercaillie Willie Smith's Reel 3-11 –Richard Thompson Two Left Feet 3-12 –Andrew Cronshaw Wasps In The Woodpile 3-13 –June Tabor, The Oyster Band* Susie Clelland 3-14 –The Oyster Band* Bells Of Rhymney 3-15 –Four Men & A Dog Another Irish Rover 3-16 –Energy Orchard The Star Of The County Down 3-17 –Sharon Shannon Out The Gap 3-18 –Eliza Carthy Blind Fiddler 3-19 –Lal Waterson, Oliver Knight Phoebe Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5017615841626 Related Music albums to New Electric Muse - The Story Of Folk Into Rock by Various Various - The Best Of Folk-Music Liz Graham - Liz Graham Danny Wilson - Davy Soft Machine + Mark Leeman 5, Davy Graham - Rock Generation Vol. 8 - Soft Machine + Mark Leeman 52, Deep Feeling, T-Bones Various - The Best Of Irish Folk Marc Taynor Et Son Orchestre - Davy Crockett / Chouet' Home Finbar Furey - Traditional Irish Pipe Music Davy Graham - Folk, Blues & Beyond... Kentucky Headhunters, The - The Ballad Of Davy Crockett Professor And Mrs. Greer - Black Jack Davy - Part I / Black Jack Davy - Part II.
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