Prelude...Dawn-Pye Anthology 1973-1977-2CD(2006)[FLAC]

2006 After The Goldrush – The Dawn/Pye Anthology 1973-1977 CD Castle Music CMDDD1 430 A Geordie folk trio (Brian and Irene were husband and wife) from Gateshead who first attracted attention when their cover of Neil Young's “After The Goldrush” made it to No. 21 in the UK and No. 22 in the US. This track was also included on their first album, which is well worth a spin and on the “Has It Dawned On You?” compilation. It is sung accepela (without instruments). Much of their material was melodic with harmony vocals and acoustic guitar. There are similarities to David Crosby and Steve Stills here, but their music was influenced by US country-rock too. 1. Carry Me 2. Paris Morning 3. Signs of the Times 4. God 5. She Only Knows Why 6. After the Goldrush - Prelude, Young 7. Johnson Boy 8. Beauty of the World 9. T.L.T. Blues 10. Or Maybe the Autumn 11. Glass Angel 12. Out There 13. How Long Is Forever 14. Song for Three Months Gone 15. Here Comes the Sun - Prelude, Harrison 16. Open Book 17. Dear Jesus 18. To Hell with War 19. Rufus 20. Lady from a Small Town 21. Hotel Room 22. Rock Dreams 23. Fly 24. Adventures on the Way 25. Follow Me Down Disc: 2 1. A Love Song - Prelude, George 2. Me and the Boy 3. Old Sam 4. For a Dancer - Prelude, Browne 5. Amsterdam 6. Faites Vos Yeux 7. Owlcreek Incident 8. Best of a Bad Time 9. Meet on the Ledge - Prelude, Thompson 10. Shallé 11. Woman to Love 12. Feel Like Loving You Again 13. Oh My Soul - Prelude, Burns 14. Driven Me out of Your Mind 15. Back into the Light 16. The Night That New York Cried 17. Take It from Me 18. I Was Born to Sing Your Song - Prelude, Marchand 19. You Make Me High 20. Never Be Anyone Else But You - Prelude, Knight 21. That's Why I Love You - Prelude, Garfin cd ripped by dBpoweramp please seed

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thearches (2010-09-01)

Many thanks. Great voice. And the guitar and harmonies ain't too shabby, either.