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Shirley Collins ; Davy Graham - Reynardine
2
Jon Mark - Baby I Got a Long Way to Go
3
The Southland Trio - Once I Had a Sweetheart
4
Bert Weedon - Colour Him Folky
5
Hedy West - the Wife of Usher's Well
6
The Malcolm Price Trio -The Long Black Veil
7
Alex Campbell - the Night Visiting Song
8
David H. Lee - the Road That Carries Me Home
9
The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Geordie Black
10
Harry Boardman - Hard Times
11
The Freewheelers - Why Do You Treat Me Like a Fool
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Maureen Craik - Bonny at Morn
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New Faces - So Small
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Bert Jansch - Needle of Death
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Louis Killen - the Bramble Briar the Wedgwoods - Peace
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The Seekers - a World of Our Own
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Judi Smith - Leaves Come Tumbling Down
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Dave Helling - It Ain't Me Babe
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Chad ; Jeremy - Donna, Three City Four - Sally
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Free and Easy Hamilton Folk 4 - Ballad of
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A Teenage Queen Dominic Behan - Master McGrath
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Davy Graham - Maajun (A Taste of Tangier)
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Jesse Fuller - Move on Down the Line
24
The Dubliners - McAlpine's Fusiliers
25
The McKinleys - Give Him My Love
26
The Nightshift - the Lavender Tree
27
Marianne Faithfull - the Most of What Is Least
28
Unit Four Plus Two - Wild Is the Wind
29
Fred Wedlock - Franklin
30
Dorris Henderson with John Renbourn - the Leaves Are Green
31
Patrick Small - Man of Constant Sorrow
32
The Gentle Folk - That's My Song
33
Lyn and Graham McCarthy -Seven Doves
34
Glenfolk 4 - My Singing Bird
35
Bob ; Carole Pegg - Ballad of the Five Continents
36
Anne Mavius- She Moves Through the Fair
37
Dave Sless - Pretty Polly
38
Barbara Ann - Black Is the
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Colour of My True Love's Hair
40
Harvey Andrews - Harvest of Hate
41
Bev ; Richard Dewar -Fare Thee Well
42
Greta Ann - Children's Song
43
Spike Woods - the Quiet Beast
44
Alan Klein - It Ain't Worth the Lonely Road Back
45
The Slade Brothers - Love and Comfort
46
The Levee Breakers - Wild About My Loving
47
Peter and Gordon - I Told You So
48
Craig - Ain't That a Shame (Dark Blues)
49
Paul Simon - the Sound of Silence
50
Trisha - the Darkness of My Night
51
Donovan - Universal Soldier
52
Jennifer Lewis ; Angela
53
Strange - Bring It to Me
54
Lonnie Donegan-Farewell
55
Leonore Drewery - the First Time Ever
56
The Green Ginger Three -Oh Miss Mary
57
Dedicated Men's Jugband -Boodle-Am-Shake
58
Nico - I'm Not Sayin'
59
Crofters - Pill Ferry
60
The Southern Folk Four -The Travelling People
61
Vashti Bunyan - I Want to Be Alone
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Sandy ; Jeanie - Honey Babe Blues
63
Martin Carthy -Scarborough Fair
64
Paul Evans - Across the Hills
65
Julie Felix - Someday Soon
66
The Ludlows - the Last Thing on My Mind
67
Josh MacRae - Baron James McPhait
68
Steve Benbow - the Gallows Pole
69
The Overlanders - Room
70
Enough for You and Me Micha - the Serpent
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Dana Gillespie - You're a Heartbreak Man
72
Mick Softley - I'm So Confused
73
The Settlers - Woman Called Freedom
74
The Watersons - Hal-An-Tow
75
Ramblers Two - Mountains and the Sea
76
Tommy Yates - Long Time Gone
77
Bob Davenport ; the Rakes - the Hexamshire Lass
78
The Karlins - Who Would?
79
Jackson C. Frank - Blues Run the Game
80
Corrie Folk Trio and Paddie Bell - I Saw Three Ships
81
Justin Hayward - London Is Behind Me
82
Gordeanna McCulloch -The Dowie Dens O' Yarrow
83
The Chantelles - Weeping Willow
84
The Exiles - Tae the Beggin'
85
Vernon Haddock's Jubilee Lovelies - Stealin'
86
Benny Hill - What a World
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World of Our Own: Uk & Irish Folk Explosion of 65
A World Of Our Own - The UK & Irish Folk Explosion Of 1965 / Various
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Three disc set highlighting the UK folk explosion of 1965. Featuring 86 tracks by the key UK scene setters and a host of American visitors. The emergence of Bob Dylan in the few years previous to 1965 sent shockwaves through the UK folk scene with his impact immediate and felt far and wide but by 1965 UK folkies were developing their own thing. There were those that looked back to the folk tradition but brought it up to date so as to be more in line with contemporary tastes, such as The Ian Campbell Folk Group, Shirley Collins, Dominic Behan, The Dubliners, Martin Carthy, and The Watersons, among others. By this time pop music had also succumbed to the folk influence as can be evidenced by singles released by the likes of Donovan, The Seekers, Chad And Jeremy, Unit Four Plus Two, Peter And Gordon, and many others. 1965 was also the year when female folk singers came to the fore in the UK with Julie Felix becoming massively popular. Crowned "Britain's First Lady of Folk", Felix became the first folk artist to sell out the Albert Hall and also become the first pop artist to perform at Westminster Abbey. Marianne Faithfull released folk material in May 1965 and Vashti Bunyan's debut single also arrived that month. That year we also saw key releases by artists whose work would provide the bridge from folk to rock. Davy Graham was a brilliant guitarist who fused traditional folk music with a variety of wide-ranging influences, creating something new and vital. Bert Jansch was another trailblazing guitar-player whose idiosyncratic style was absorbed by many that followed. Both artists' work would be massively influential on the likes of The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, and many others. Although the UK was making it's own way there was still some US involvement as can be evidenced by visiting artists who recorded here, such as Paul Simon, Jackson C. Frank, and Jesse Fuller. There are also plenty of covers of US songs included here with the likes of Dorris Henderson, Dave Helling, The Malcolm Price Trio, Patrick Small, Dedicated Man's Jugband, and more, all sourcing material from America.
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