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Various – The Prestige / Folklore Years – Vol. 1 – All Kinds Of Folk

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Track Listing:
Ramblin' Jack Elliott  1. New York Town - 3:34   2. Railroad Bill - 5:06   3. Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms - 2:43   Tom Rush  4. Duncan and Brady - 3:35   5. Rag Mama - 2:32   6. Barb'ry Allen - 6:37 Peggy Seeger  7. The Wagoner's Lad - 3:14   8. The Chickens They Are Crowing - 2:25   Dave Van Ronk  9. Green Green Rocky Road - 3:37   10. Whoa Back Buck - 3:36   Jean Redpath  11. Maggie Lauder - 1:54   12. The Fife Overgate - 2:22   Eric Von Schmidt  13. Joshua Gone Barbados - 3:42   Bonnie Dobson  14. She's Like a Swallow - 2:59   15. Irish Exile Song - 3:20   Maxine Sellers  16. Long Chain - 4:36   17. Single Girl - 4:01   Len & Judy 18. Jesus Met the Woman at the Well - 2:50   19. This Life I'm Living - 2:54

Reviews:

1. AllMusic - Richie Unterberger 
While the Elektra and Vanguard labels were the most successful and influential American folk record companies of the early 1960s (and the later 1960s), for a while Prestige/Folklore wasn't far behind. This is the first volume of an anthology series that collects highlights from the label's folk catalog of the first half of the 1960s. The first volume is a strong entry, with cuts from Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Tom Rush (in his early folkie days), Peggy Seeger, Dave Van Ronk, and Jean Redpath. As is often the case on such various artist compilations, for those deeply familiar with the genre, the most enticing tracks are the ones by performers which aren't nearly as well known. Eric Von Schmidt, known primarily for his influence upon the early Bob Dylan, contributes a topical original song, "Joshua Gone Barbados"; Canadian Bonnie Dobson, most known as the originator of "Morning Dew," sings pretty ballads in a high voice in the then-fashionable Joan Baez/Judy Collins mold. The real discovery, though, is Maxine Sellers' moody "Long Chain" (from 1964), with its entrancing jagged hard plucked guitar and effectively restrained yet emotive vocal. Len and Judy's two cuts (also from 1964) are also interesting, showing Prestige trying to move into a more commercial full-band harmony folk sound, though without losing its integrity.

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