Other Mixes By Siobhan
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Wisdom, Joy and Sorrow
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Bob Dylan | Tangled Up In Blue (Blood On The Tracks, 1975) | |
| Michael Marra | Botanic Endgame (Posted Sober, 2000) | |
| Kate and Anna McGarrigle | Swimming Song (Kate and Anna McGarrigle, 1975) | |
| The Carter Family | Can The Circle Be Unbroken (Bye And Bye) (Can The Circle Be Unbroken?: Country Music's First Family, 2000) | |
| Jim and Jesse | This World Is Not My Home (Old Country Church, 1964) | |
| Steeleye Span | Four Nights Drunk (Ten Man Mop, 1971) | |
| Dan· | PlTarßca an Tulaigh / The Red Bee (Dan·, 1997) | |
| Ralph Stanley | Old Man's Tears (with Emmylou Harris) (Saturday Night And Sunday Morning, 1992) | |
| Freakwater | You've Never Been This Far Before (Feels Like The Third Time, 1995) | |
| Jolie Holland | Sascha (Escondida, 2004) | |
| Laura Veirs | Chimney Sweeping Man (Carbon Glacier, 2004) | |
| Richard and Linda Thompson | The Dark End Of The Street (live) (Live (More Or Less), 1976) | |
| Stuart Duncan & Dirk Powell | Ruby With The Eyes That Sparkle ("Cold Mountain" Original Soundtrack, 2003) | |
| Iris DeMent | Pretty Saro (Songcatcher, 2001) | |
| John Renbourn | Alman / Melancholy Galliard (Mediaeval Almanack, 1989) | |
| James Taylor | You've Got A Friend (Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon, 1971) | |
| Christy Moore | Nancy Spain (live) (Live At The Point, 1994) | |
| Eliza Carthy | Cold Wet And Rainy Night / The Grand Hornpipe (Heat Light And Sound, 1996) | |
| Woody Guthrie | Hard Travelin' (Songs From Bound To Glory, 1977) | |
| Billy Bragg | Tender Comrade (Workers' Playtime, 1988) | |
| The Albion Band | House In The Country (Rise Up Like The Sun, 1978) | |
| Kate Rusby | Let The Cold Wind Blow (Little Lights, 2001) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| June Tabor & Martin Simpson | Unicorns (A Cut Above, 1980) | |
| Nick Drake | Pink Moon (Pink Moon, 1972) | |
| Richard & Mimi Fari±a | Pack Up Your Sorrows (Celebrations For A Grey Day, 1965) | |
| John Martyn | Over The Hill (Solid Air, 1973) | |
| Cat Stevens | Into White (Tea For The Tillerman, 1970) | |
| Leonard Cohen | Suzanne (Songs Of Leonard Cohen, 1968) | |
| Joanna Newsom | "En Gallop" (The Milk-Eyed Mender, 2004) | |
| Bert Jansch | Blackwater Side (Jack Orion, 1966) | |
| Devendra Banhart | When The Sun Shone On Vetiver (Rejoicing In The Hands, 2004) | |
| Ewan MacColl | Ballad Of Accounting (Black And White: The Definitive Collection, 1990) | |
| Uncle Tupelo | No Depression (No Depression, 1990) | |
| Phil Ochs | I Ain't Marchin' Anymore (I Ain't Marchin' Anymore, 1965) | |
| Susan McKeown | The Hare's Lament (Lowlands, 2000) | |
| John Fahey | Dance Of The Inhabitants Of The Palace Of King Philip XIV Of Spain (Death Chants, Breakdowns And Military Waltzes, 1999) | |
| Tim Eriksen | John Colby's Hymn (Every Sound Below, 2004) | |
| Shirley Collins | Banks Of Sweet Mossom (Voices: English Traditional Songs [compilation], 1997) | |
| Alasdair Roberts | The Magpie's Nest (Crook Of My Arm, 2001) | |
| Andrew Bird | Don't Be Scared (Weather Systems, 2003) | |
| Bonnie "Prince" Billy | A Minor Place (I See A Darkness, 1999) | |
| Pete Seeger | Oh Mary Don't You Weep (live) (Live At Newport, 1994) | |
| Loudon Wainwright III | Dead Skunk (Album III, 1972) | |
| Norman Blake | You Are My Sunshine (Music From The Motion Picture "O Brother, Where Art Thou?", 2000) | |
Comment:
Two discs of folk and folk-type stuff, made for a curious friend. I must admit that I have used some stuff on mixes before, so in some ways, this is more of a "compilation" - but ultimately they're all tracks which I thought would be the most suitable. The background to the cover is an American Civil War image, and the words of the title, to go with it, can be found in the Tim Eriksen track. And thank you to Laura Koenig who has definitely broadened my knowledge of all of this, and whose wonderful mixes provided a couple of the songs on here!
Feedback:
oink! good stuff here.
GREAT stuff! GREAT mix.
I agree with sport !
oh, wow, richard thompson, eliza carthy, bert jansch... you've got a good one here.
Wonderful! So many favorite artists here....
Lots of great selections!
Nice to see you back -- and with such an awesome mix. Love the mix of old vs. new/your side of the pond vs. ours. Very nice.
This looks great to me.
This is all beautiful - I love seeing the Farinas and Ochs here, especially.
Lovely job with this, and a fine introduction for a curious friend. The Dylan opener is a fave of mine, and always good to see Kansas City resident Iris Dement pop up on a mix. Also loving the McGarrigles, Steeleye Span, Freakwater, Woody, Leonard, and Mr. Fahey, and great choice by Cat. Nice work.
Looks really good -- I remember my mom and grandpa listening to Steeleye Span when I was a child. They had an album that, if I recall correctly, had a whole bunch of little gold figures on the cover and I'd stare at it for hours...
Wow Siobahn, this looks really nice.
Excellent Mix!
WOW. Quite an impressive mix you've compiled here. Should be a fantastic introduction to your curious friend.
Wonderful from start to finish.
Looks like an excellent mix of US and UK folk. Your friend should be impressed.
Superb Siobhan.Where have you bee? It's good to have you back.
interesting, love to hear it someday
Siobhan - I know you posted these a long, long time ago, but I've just now seen them. What a great introduction for your friend! Nice to see such a wide variety of folky stuff all in one place. Wonderful!