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Genre:Folk World & Country Style:Folk, Bluegrass
Tracklist:
A1. Leadbelly - New York A2. Ramblin' Jack Elliott - Cocaine Blues A3. Theodore Bikel - Buffalo Boy A4. The Clancy Brothers - The Parting Glass A5. Kenneth Patchen - State Of The Nation A6. Bukka White - Fixin' To Die B1. Big Joe Williams - Baby Please Don't Go B2. Lonnie Johnson (2) - You Will Need Me B3. The Kossoy Sisters - The Wagoner's Lad B4. John Jacob Niles - Go 'Way From My Window B5. Roosevelt Sykes - Driving Wheel C1. Jack Kerouac - On The Road C2. Joan Baez - Silver Dagger C3. Bob Gibson - Wayfaring Stranger C4. Jean Ritchie - Nottamum Town C5. Rev. Gary Davis - Death Don't Have Mercy C6. Josh White - In My Time Of Dying C7. The Staple Singers - Uncloudy Day D1. Harry Belafonte - Rocks And Gravel D2. Lightnin' Hopkins - Mojo Hand D3. Kingston Trio - New York Girls D4. Buffy Sainte-Marie - Little Wheel Spin And Spin D5. Tom Paxton - Ramblin' Boy D6. The Greenbriar Boys - Roll On Buddy D7. Peter, Paul & Mary - If I Had A Hammer
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
In early 1961, a 19 year old Bob Dylan, having dropped out of college at the end of his freshman year, travelled to New York City, ostensibly to visit his idol Woody Guthrie, hospitalised with Huntingdons Disease. He headed straight for Greenwich Village, by then the epicentre of the folk music revival that Dylan was hoping to become a part of. In his recent autobiography Chronicles he writes; Greenwich was full of full of folk clubs and bars and those of us who played them all played the old timey folk songs, rural blues and dance tunes. This is volume 2 of a 2 part vinyl set that represents the scene he discovered, the sounds he found Blowin In The Wind and the artists who were already playing the clubs and bars of the Village upon his arrival.
Released for Record Store Day, 2016.
