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Shelby Flint Sings Folk

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Download links and information about Shelby Flint Sings Folk by Shelby Flint. This album was released in 1963 and it belongs to Rock, Folk Rock, Pop, Songwriter/Lyricist genres. It contains 12 tracks with total duration of 30:35 minutes.

Artist: Shelby Flint
Release date: 1963
Genre: Rock, Folk Rock, Pop, Songwriter/Lyricist
Tracks: 12
Duration: 30:35
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Ash Grove (Album Version) 3:06
2. House of the Rising Sun (Album Version) 2:58
3. Sinner Man (Album Version) 1:18
4. Black Is the Color (Album Version) 2:24
5. I Love a Bonnie Lad (Album Version) 1:52
6. I Know Where I'm Goin' (Album Version) 2:13
7. Cuckoo (Album Version) 2:36
8. Bonnie Wee Lassie (Album Version) 2:13
9. House Carpenter (Album Version) 2:53
10. Lady Isabel (Album Version) 3:15
11. Tell Old Bill (Album Version) 2:38
12. Two Brothers (Album Version) 3:09

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Consisting almost wholly of adaptations of traditional material, Shelby Flint Sings Folk is an average early-'60s folk album in the mold of the earliest releases by Joan Baez and Judy Collins. Flint doesn't have nearly as much power and personality as either of those two stars, though neither is she as sterile as some of the droves of high-voiced female folk singers recording in 1963. Flint accompanies herself on banjo and guitar, with some additional guitar by Howard Heitmeyer and, more unusually, flute by Anthony Beale on a couple of tracks. The song choice, even by the standards of early-'60s folk repertoire, is on the predictable side: "House of the Rising Sun," "Sinner Man," "Black Is the Color," "The Cuckoo," "House Carpenter." It all adds up to an insignificant if reasonably accomplished folk recording. The entire album is available on a Collectors' Choice Music double CD that combines all three of her LPs for the Valiant label onto two discs.