Track Listings (17) - Disc #1| All Artists: Watersons Title: Green Fields Members Wishing: 3 Total Copies: 0 Label: Topic Records Original Release Date: 7/14/1998 Release Date: 7/14/1998 Genres: Folk, International Music, Pop Styles: Traditional Folk, British & Celtic Folk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 714822050029 |
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 | Watersons Green Fields Genres: Folk, International Music, Pop
Another masterful performance by the latterday Watersons. Again, an original album by the full group has been supplemented with solo tracks by Mike and solo and duet tracks by Norma and Lal. In keeping with its title, t... more » |
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Album Description Another masterful performance by the latterday Watersons. Again, an original album by the full group has been supplemented with solo tracks by Mike and solo and duet tracks by Norma and Lal. In keeping with its title, the album focuses on songs of country life like 'While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping', 'We'll All Go a-Hunting Today' and 'The Brave Ploughboy'. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsSuperb Final Album from the Watersons Robert R. Hudson | Grand Rapids, MI | 01/16/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "This was the final full-length album recorded by the Watersons, and while it is not one of their most accessible recordings, it is one of their most rewarding. Not as immediately appealing as some of the other albums (notably FROST AND FIRE and FOR PENCE AND SPICY ALE -- their two acknowledged masterpieces), it rewards the patient listener. Its beauties reveal themselves after repeated listenings: such as the subtle major-minor shift on the chorus of "Prickle-Holly Bush" (the only Watersons' song, by the way, on which Martin Carthy sings lead vocal), the infectious melody of "Young Banker," and the rascally pathos of "Hare's in the Old Plantation." The Watersons' repute would have suffered little had they never recorded this album, for indeed, their greatest, most influential recordings were already behind them. But this final album remains an lesser-known masterpiece and a fitting farewell to one of the most original choral folk groups of the entire folk revival."
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