My Record Collection - 1960s Folk Albums

THE RECORDS:

1) Tim Buckley (Elektra 1966)
2) Tim Buckley -- Goodbye and Hello (Elektra 1967)
3) Tim Buckley -- Lorca (Elektra 1970)
4) Laura Nyro -- More than a New Discovery (Verve 1967)
5) Ian and Sylvia -- So Much for Dreaming (Vanguard 1967)
6) Ian and Sylvia -- Lovin Sound (MGM 1967)
7) Chad Mitchell Trio -- At the Bitter End (Kapp 1962)
8) David Ackles (Elektra 1968)
9) Biff Rose -- Children of Light (Tetragrammaton 1969)
10) Tim Rose (Columbia 1967)
11) Tim Hardin -- 4 (Verve 1969)
12) Incredible String Band -- The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (Elektra 1968)
13) Phil Ochs -- Pleasures of the Harbor (A&M 1967)
14) Au Go Go Singers -- They Call Us the Au Go Go Singers (Roulette 1964)
15) Tom Paxton -- Morning Again (Elektra 1968)
16) Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band -- See Reverse Side for Title (Vanguard 1967)
17) Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band -- The Best Of (Vanguard 1968)
18) Peddlers -- Birthday (Epic 1969)
19) Eric Andersen -- More Hits from Tin Can Alley (Vanguard 1968)
20) Young Tradition -- Galleries (Vanguard 1968)
21) Al Stewart -- Love Chronicles (Epic 1968)
22) Pentangle (Reprise 1968)

THE SONGS:

1) Tim Buckley -- "Valentine Melody"
2) Ian and Sylvia -- "The Circle Game"
3) Tim Hardin -- "Part of the Wind"
4) Tom Paxton -- "Mr. Blue"
5) Jim Kweksin and the Jug Band -- "Christopher Columbus"
6) Al Stewart -- "You Should Have Listened to Al"
7) Pentangle -- "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme"

Category:

Music

Tags:

• folk
• rock
• psychedelic
• nuggets
• albums
• records
• vinyl
• protest

[StarBoyJonesProds]

Cpuld you describe on detail the type of plastic covers you use. 12-3/4 or 12-5/8? 1.5 mil or 3 mil? Polyethylene or polypropylene?

[myrecordcollection]

I honestly don't know these details. I buy my sleeves from a record shop.

[leehazlewoodism]

Nice collection, I've got almost a tenth of them!  BTW Reprise (the label) is pronounced "Repreeze".

[myrecordcollection]

Not in the USA. I promise you, if you pronounced it that way here, people would look at you funny. Neither pronunciation is "wrong"; obviously there are a number of words that British English and American English pronounce differently, and oftentimes the /I/ sound in British English (albino = albeeno) is manifested as an /aI/ sound (al-bye-no) in American.

[leehazlewoodism]

@myrecordcollection Look it up on Wikipedia. I'm not sure why but Frank Sinatra said so and he famously did it His Way.

[myrecordcollection]

I appreciate your wanting to get to the bottom of this issue, but I'm not sure the Wikipedia entry helps. The part about pronunciation references a website that says absolutely nothing about pronunciation, so I must assume that that comment is unsupported. I did some googling and I found a lot of people "correcting" the pronunciation but nobody explaining why saying it one way is "correct" and another way is "incorrect." Are you saying that Sinatra himself insisted that it be "re-preez"?

[porfavormeudeus]

@myrecordcollection These people are from your country and at 0:53 they say re"preeze": youtube.com/watch?v=LRlmTzDyw7­s

[myrecordcollection]

Yeah, I absolutely love that album. The style is just right: a perfect combination of folk and rock. And the songs are touching and even a bit sentimental but the lyrics are just edgy enough so that they're not, you know, pap or cheesy or whatever. I also love the Strawbs for similar reasons.

[TRADERHORNE]

Love Chronicles is probably my favorite Stewart lp.It's got Jimmy Page and Fairport Convention as a backing band.They used fake names due to contractual reasons.By the time this was released in the U.S.,Martyn Lamble,(,Martyn Francis)Fairports drummer,had passed away.

Simon Breckenridge (pseudonym for Simon Nicol) - guitar

Mervyn Prestwyck (pseudonym for Richard Thompson) - guitar

Brian Brocklehurst (pseudonym for Ashley Hutchings)