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Title: Sally Free & Easy
Artist: Jon-Mark
Label: RPM
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929599932
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2017-09-22
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
JON-MARK's enviable skills as a musician are familiar to many due to his leadership of the much-loved Mark-Almond band during the 1970s. Less familiar is his early work as an itinerant folk guitarist and session player in the mid-1960s, the recorded evidence of which expertly showcases a natural and prescient talent. Top producer Shel Talmy signed the guitarist in 1964 whilst he was making a name as Marianne Faithfull's accompanist, and prepared a full-length acoustic album, scheduled for release in the autumn of 1965. It remained unreleased until now. Firmly in the mould of contemporary progressive folk acts like Davy Graham and Bert Jansch, the playlist not only demonstrates Mark's dexterity as an instrumentalist, writer and interpreter, it also features one of the earliest uses of sitar on a British production, upon the title cut.
Tracks:
1.1 Sally Free ; Easy
1.2 Paris Bells
1.3 Confusion
1.4 Blues for Hobbits
1.5 I Was Born in Winter
1.6 Going Down the Road
1.7 Love from Afar
1.8 Gotta Make Their Future Bright
1.9 The Vulture
1.10 Buddy Can You Spare a Dime
1.11 What Will You Do When I'm Gone
1.12 Portland Town
1.13 Baby I've Got a Long Way to Go
1.14 Night Comes Down
1.15 If You're Gonna Leave Me
1.16 North Country Fair
1.17 Once I Loved a Girl
1.18 Black Girl
1.19 You Don't Know My Mind
1.20 The First Time
1.21 Sally Free ; Easy (Acoustic Guitar Version)
1.22 Baby I've Got a Long Way to Go (Acoustic Version)
1.23 Stagger Lee
1.24 Room Service (Blues Run the Game)
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Artist: Jon-Mark
Label: RPM
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929599932
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2017-09-22
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
JON-MARK's enviable skills as a musician are familiar to many due to his leadership of the much-loved Mark-Almond band during the 1970s. Less familiar is his early work as an itinerant folk guitarist and session player in the mid-1960s, the recorded evidence of which expertly showcases a natural and prescient talent. Top producer Shel Talmy signed the guitarist in 1964 whilst he was making a name as Marianne Faithfull's accompanist, and prepared a full-length acoustic album, scheduled for release in the autumn of 1965. It remained unreleased until now. Firmly in the mould of contemporary progressive folk acts like Davy Graham and Bert Jansch, the playlist not only demonstrates Mark's dexterity as an instrumentalist, writer and interpreter, it also features one of the earliest uses of sitar on a British production, upon the title cut.
Tracks:
1.1 Sally Free ; Easy
1.2 Paris Bells
1.3 Confusion
1.4 Blues for Hobbits
1.5 I Was Born in Winter
1.6 Going Down the Road
1.7 Love from Afar
1.8 Gotta Make Their Future Bright
1.9 The Vulture
1.10 Buddy Can You Spare a Dime
1.11 What Will You Do When I'm Gone
1.12 Portland Town
1.13 Baby I've Got a Long Way to Go
1.14 Night Comes Down
1.15 If You're Gonna Leave Me
1.16 North Country Fair
1.17 Once I Loved a Girl
1.18 Black Girl
1.19 You Don't Know My Mind
1.20 The First Time
1.21 Sally Free ; Easy (Acoustic Guitar Version)
1.22 Baby I've Got a Long Way to Go (Acoustic Version)
1.23 Stagger Lee
1.24 Room Service (Blues Run the Game)
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