[folk-rock] Fairport Convention Albums (1968-1973) [FLAC] [DarkAngie]

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Fairport Convention Albums (1968-1973) [FLAC] (1968) Fairport Convention - Fairport Convention
  • 16 A Sailors Tale (First Version With Swarb).flac (54.0 MB)
  • 08 I'll Keep It With Me.flac (28.9 MB)
  • 19 Who Knows Where The Time Goes (Alternate Take).flac (26.4 MB)
  • 18 Autopsy (Alternate Take).flac (20.4 MB)
  • 03 Jack O' Diamonds.flac (19.7 MB)
  • 05 I Don't Know Where I Stand.flac (19.2 MB)
  • 17 Genesis Hall.flac (19.0 MB)
  • 01 Time Will Show The Wiser.flac (18.1 MB)
  • 10 Eastern Rain (Sandy Solo Vocal Version).flac (17.9 MB)
  • 02 Decameron.flac (17.9 MB)
  • 09 Mr Lacey (Sandy Solo Vocal Version).flac (16.3 MB)
  • 04 One Sure Thing.flac (15.8 MB)
  • 12 Meet On The Ledge.flac (15.7 MB)
  • 15 Suzanne.flac (15.5 MB)
  • 07 Fotheringay.flac (15.0 MB)
  • 14 Reno Nevada.flac (11.8 MB)
  • 13 Throwaway Street Puzzle.flac (11.5 MB)
  • 06 You Never Wanted me.flac (11.0 MB)
  • 11 Nottamun Town (A Capella).flac (8.7 MB)
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(1969) Fairport Convention - Liege & Lief
  • 03 Matty Groves.flac (46.6 MB)
  • 07 Tam Lin.flac (39.9 MB)
  • 10 Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood.flac (34.3 MB)
  • 01 Come All Ye.flac (30.9 MB)
  • 05 The Deserter.flac (25.2 MB)
  • 08 Crazy Man Michael.flac (24.8 MB)
  • 06 Medley The Lark In The Morning, Rakish Paddy, Foxhunters' Jig, Toss The Feathers.flac (24.3 MB)
  • 02 Reynardine.flac (22.9 MB)
  • 09 Sir Patrick Spens [Sandy Denny Vocal Version].flac (19.3 MB)
  • 04 Farewell, Farewell.flac (14.3 MB)
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(1969) Fairport Convention - Unhalfbricking
  • 04 A Sailor's Life.flac (62.3 MB)
  • 07 Percy's Song.flac (41.6 MB)
  • 10 The Ballad Of Easy Rider.flac (28.6 MB)
  • 06 Who Knows Where The Time Goes.flac (27.8 MB)
  • 03 Autopsy.flac (22.7 MB)
  • 09 Dear Landlord.flac (20.4 MB)
  • 01 Genesis Hall.flac (20.4 MB)
  • 08 Million Dollar Bash.flac (18.6 MB)
  • 05 Cajun Woman.flac (17.2 MB)
  • 02 Si Tu Dois Partir.flac (14.5 MB)
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(1969) Fairport Convention - What We Did On Our Holidays (2003 Remaster)
  • 06 I'll Keep It With Mine.flac (31.0 MB)
  • 14 You're Gonna Need My Help (Bonus Track).flac (22.4 MB)
  • 10 She Moves Through The Fair.flac (21.5 MB)
  • 09 Tale In Hard Time.flac (20.0 MB)
  • 07 Eastern Rain.flac (18.0 MB)
  • 08 Nottamun Town.flac (17.8 MB)
  • 02 Mr. Lacey.flac (17.5 MB)
  • 03 Book Song.flac (17.5 MB)
  • 11 Meet On The Ledge.flac (16.2 MB)
  • 01 Fotheringay.flac (15.5 MB)
  • 05 No Man's Land.flac (15.4 MB)
  • 15 Some Sweet Day (Bonus Track).flac (13.9 MB)
  • 13 Throwaway Street Puzzle (Bonus Track).flac (10.4 MB)
  • 04 'The Lord Is In This Place, How Dreadful Is This Place'.flac (8.4 MB)
  • 12 End Of A Holiday.flac (4.7 MB)
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(1970) Fairport Convention - Full House [Remaster 2001]
  • 11 - Bonny Bunch Of Roses.flac (57.9 MB)
  • 04 - Sloth.flac (56.6 MB)
  • 06 - Flatback Caper.flac (41.3 MB)
  • 07 - Poor Will & The Jolly Hangman.flac (34.9 MB)
  • 03 - Dirty Linen.flac (26.7 MB)
  • 01 - Walk Awhile.flac (25.7 MB)
  • 05 - Sir Patrick Spens.flac (22.7 MB)
  • 08 - Flowers Of The Forest.flac (22.2 MB)
  • 02 - Doctor Of Physick.flac (21.7 MB)
  • 10 - Sir B. McKenzie's Daughter's Lament.flac (16.9 MB)
  • 12 - Now Be Thankful (New Stereo Mix).flac (14.4 MB)
  • 09 - Now Be Thankful (Mono).flac (13.3 MB)
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(1971) Fairport Convention - Babbacombe Lee [Remaster 2004]
  • 07 Sailors Alphabet.flac (33.2 MB)
  • 15 Wake Up John (Hanging Song).flac (31.6 MB)
  • 14 Dream Song.flac (28.4 MB)
  • 16 Farewell To A Poor Man's Son [BBC TV, 1975].flac (24.2 MB)
  • 11 Trial Song.flac (22.9 MB)
  • 08 John Lee.flac (19.3 MB)
  • 17 Breakfast In Mayfair [BBC TV, 1975].flac (19.1 MB)
  • 10 Breakfast In Mayfair.flac (17.1 MB)
  • 12 Cell Song.flac (15.0 MB)
  • 13 The Time Is Near.flac (13.8 MB)
  • 02 Little Did I Think.flac (12.8 MB)
  • 03 I Was Sixteen (Part 1).flac (9.3 MB)
  • 05 I Was Sixteen (Part 2).flac (6.8 MB)
  • 06 St Ninian's Isle; Trumpet Hornpipe.flac (6.7 MB)
  • 04 John My Son.flac (3.8 MB)
  • 09 Newspaper Reading [Read by A.L. Lloyd].flac (2.9 MB)
  • 01 The Verdict [Read by Philip Sterling-Wall].flac (2.0 MB)
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  • .DS_Store (6.0 KB)
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(1973) Fairport Convention - Nine [Remaster 2005]
  • 06 Bring 'em Down.flac (34.7 MB)
  • 12 Pleasure & Pain.flac (30.3 MB)
  • 09 Possibly Parsons Green.flac (30.1 MB)
  • 08 Pleasure & Pain.flac (28.7 MB)
  • 02 Polly on the Shore.flac (28.2 MB)
  • 11 George Jackson.flac (26.7 MB)
  • 04 To Althea From Prison.flac (25.1 MB)
  • 13 Six Days on the Road.flac (23.8 MB)
  • 03 The Brilliancy Medley & Cherokee Shuffle.flac (22.7 MB)
  • 07 Big William.flac (20.2 MB)
  • 05 Tokyo.flac (17.2 MB)

Description

Fairport Convention Albums (1968-1973)




Wikipedia:
Fairport Convention are a British folk rock band, formed in 1967 by Richard Thompson (guitar, vocals), Simon Nicol (guitar, vocals), Ashley Hutchings (bass guitar), and Shaun Frater (drums, percussion), with Frater replaced by Martin Lamble after their first gig. They started out heavily influenced by American folk rock and singer-songwriter material, with a setlist dominated by Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell songs and a sound that earned them the nickname 'the British Jefferson Airplane'. Vocalists Judy Dyble and Iain Matthews joined them before the recording of their self-titled debut in 1968; afterwards, Dyble was replaced by Sandy Denny, with Matthews leaving during the recording of their third album. Denny began steering the group towards traditional British music for their next two albums, What We Did on Our Holidays and Unhalfbricking (both 1969); the latter featured Fiddler Dave "Swarb" Swarbrick, most notably on the song "A Sailor's Life", which laid the groundwork for British folk rock by being the first time a traditional British song was combined with a rock beat. However, shortly before the album's release, a crash on the M1 killed Lamble and Thompson's then-girlfriend, Jeannie Franklyn; this resulted in the group retiring most of their prior material and turning entirely towards British folk music for their seminal album Liege & Lief, released the same year, with this style being the band's focus ever since. For this album Swarbrick joined full-time alongside Dave Mattacks on drums. Both Denny and Hutchings left before the year's end; the latter replaced by Dave Pegg, who has remained the group's sole consistent member to this day; and Thompson would leave after the recording of 1970's Full House. The 1970s saw numerous lineup changes around the core of Swarbrick and Pegg – Nicol being absent for the middle of the decade – and declining fortunes as folk music fell out of mainstream favour. Denny, whose partner Trevor Lucas had been a guitarist in the group since 1972, returned for the pop-orientated Rising for the Moon album in 1975 in a final bid to crack America; this effort failed, and after three more albums minus Denny or Lucas, the group disbanded in 1979. They played a farewell concert in the village of Cropredy, Oxfordshire, where they had held small concerts since 1976, and this marked the beginning of the Cropredy Festival (since 2005 known as Fairport's Cropredy Convention) which has become the largest folk festival in Britain, with annual attendances of 20,000. The band was reformed by Nicol, Pegg, and Mattacks in 1985, joined by Maartin Allcock (guitar, vocals) and Ric Sanders (fiddle, keyboards), and they have remained active since. Allcock was replaced by Chris Leslie in 1996, and Gerry Conway replaced Mattacks in 1998, with this lineup remaining unchanged since and marking the longest-lasting of the group's history. Their 28th studio album, 50:[email protected], released to mark their 50th anniversary, was released in 2017, and they continue to headline Cropredy each year. Despite little mainstream success – with their only top 40 single being "Si Tu Dois Partir", a French-language cover of the Dylan song "If You Gotta Go, Go Now" from Unhalfbricking – Fairport Convention remain highly influential in British folk rock and British folk in general. Liege & Lief was named the "Most Influential Folk Album of All Time" at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2006, and Pegg's playing style, which incorporates Jigs and reels into his basslines, has been imitated by many in the folk rock and folk punk genres. Additionally, many former members went on to form or join other notable groups in the genre, including Fotheringay, Steeleye Span, and the Albion Band; along with solo careers, most notably Thompson and Denny. Hers ended with her death in 1978, though she is now regarded as being amongst Britain's finest female singer-songwriters; her song "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" – recorded by Fairport on Unhalfbricking – has become a signature song for herself and the band.





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Media Report:
Genre: folk-rock
Source: CD
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits



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