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The Psychedelic Rock Tumbler: British Isle Folk - Volume II
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John Martyn |
New Day The Road To Ruin (1970) 
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The Incredible String Band |
The Yellow Snake Wee Tam (1968) |
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Meic Stevens |
Daeth Neb Yn Ol Gwymon (1972) |
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Heron |
Car Crash Heron (1971) |
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Brandywine Bridge |
Bodhran Jigs The Grey Lady (1977) |
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Steeleye Span |
The Blacksmith Hark! The Village Wait (1970) |
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Blue Epitaph |
I Never Met You Ode (1973) |
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Shelagh McDonald |
Peacock Lady Early Morning Hush (1972) |
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Flibbertigibbet |
Bonny At Morn My Lagan Love (1978) |
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Forest |
Lovemaker's Ways Forest (1969)
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Moonkyte |
Way Out Hermit Count Me Out (1970) |
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Dr. Strangely Strange |
When Adam Delved Heavy Petting (1970) |
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Kaleidoscope/ Fairfield Parlour |
Aries Please Listen To The Pictures (1970) |
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Roy Harper |
The Same Old Rock Stormcock (1977) |
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The Sun Also Rises |
Suddenly It's Evening The Sun Also Rises (1970) |
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Waterfall |
Little Man The Flight Of The Day (1977) |
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Mark Fry |
Narrow Streets Dreaming with Alice (1972) |
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Number Nine Bread Street |
Summertime Number Nine Bread Street (1966) |
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John Martyn is always a good start to a mix. You have my attention. Furthermore, I've just spotted Roy Harper. Your usual cover art skills leap off the screen --well done, that man musicgnome.
Interesting, Very Interesting.
i can't wait to hear this series - thanks, man!
Another great addition/edition! I'm with Nomates on the Martyn, also Meic Stevens and Moonkyte!
Added to my listening queue Mr Gnome. Looks great.
Ham d'Alla! Another great one, i've got a backlog of listening! (not that I'm complaining)Lots to love here, strangely strange but oddly normal!
Great to see the series continue into new genres of music. Folk yeah! Long live the rock tumbler, and may it never rust or end up at the Goodwill.