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A Parcel Of Rogues (Steeleye Span, 1996) 
Steeleye Span - A Parcel Of Rogues (CD 1996)

 
Steeleye Span - A Parcel Of Rogues (CD 1996)

Title: A Parcel Of Rogues
Record Label: Beat Goes On
Release Year: 1996
EAN: 5017261203236
Genre: Rock/Pop
Product ID: EPID3958812
Description: 1973's PARCEL OF ROGUES is one of Steeleye Span's best albums, representing the era when the group's balance between traditional English folk music and good ol' rock and roll was at its surest. Neither too rock for the folk purists nor t...
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Track Listing
1. One Misty Moisty Morning
2. Alison Gross
3. Bold Poachers
4. Ups And Down
5. Robbery With Violins
6. Wee Wee Man
7. Weaver And The Factory Maid
8. Rogues In A Nation
9. Can Ye O'er Frae France
10. Hares On The Mountain

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Number of CDs:1
Recording Type:Studio
Distributor:Universal Music
Recording Mode:Stereo

Album Notes
1973's PARCEL OF ROGUES is one of Steeleye Span's best albums, representing the era when the group's balance between traditional English folk music and good ol' rock and roll was at its surest. Neither too rock for the folk purists nor too twee for the rockers, PARCEL OF ROGUES has charms to delight both camps. This is most clear on the opening track "One Misty Moisty Morning," one of Steeleye Span's finest songs. Maddy Prior's beautiful, clear voice mixes with the half-acoustic/half-electric arrangement seamlessly, and the song's haunting refrain becomes a actual pop hook by its second appearance. The album also features excellent vocals by Tim Hart and the band's other members, including Peter Knight and Bob Johnson's excellent rendition of "Hares on the Mountain." The album's other highlight, "Alison Gross," is probably the closest thing to an all-out rock song the group ever recorded.

Editorial Reviews
..the current masters of the trad formula...[The Weaver & The Factory Maid is] one of the most chilling and gorgeous sounds we've heard come out of a studio lately...the champion of the little movement that spawned it..
Rolling Stone (07/05/1973)

..the current masters of the tradformula...[The Weaver & The Factory Maid is] one of the most chilling and gorgeous sounds we've heard come out of a studio lately...the champion of the little movement that spawned it..
Rolling Stone (07/05/1973)


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