Folk Music (album)
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| Folk Music | ||||
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| Studio album by Show of Hands | ||||
| Released | 1998 | |||
| Recorded | September 1998 | |||
| Genre | Folk | |||
| Label | Hands on Music | |||
| Producer | Gerard O’Farrell | |||
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Folk Music was the fourth studio album by English acoustic roots duo Show of Hands.
The album includes traditional songs.
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[edit] Background
The duo have said the album is an album which connects them to their roots, which they felt worked well.
[edit] Release
The album was only ever made available through post and at the band's concerts, and for a limited time only.
The album is out of print as of today. Steve Knightley has hinted the album could be re-released on a download.
[edit] "The Train"
Track 10, “The Train” / “Blackwaterside”, includes "The Train". This is the third appearance on a Show of Hands album for the song, following its inclusion on Dark Fields and the 10 minute reprise of the song which takes the form of a hidden track also on Dark Fields.
“The Train” / “Blackwaterside” is the only song still available from the album, as it was released on the best-of album Roots.
[edit] Track listing
All tracks are traditional arrangements of folk songs by Steve Knightley and Phil Beer, except where noted.
- “John Riley”
- “Broomfield Hill”
- “All Things Are Quite Silent”
- “Lonesome Stockade Blues”
- “Mary From Dungloe”
- “Down In Yon Forest”
- “je ne sais quoi” (Steve Knightley) / “le boeuf anglais” (Gareth Turner)
- “Digging Down” (lyrics by Mark Glover)
- “Matt Hyland”
- “The Train” (Steve Knightley) / “Blackwaterside”
[edit] Credits
- Steve Knightley
- Phil Beer
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