Live 1974 - My Father's Place
Fairport Convention
Emneord
Minder om
Human safari
Ora the Molecule
On air
The Rolling Stones
Twenty seventeen
Jonah Blacksmith
I've always kept a unicorn : the acoustic Sandy Denny
Sandy Denny
Leftover feelings
John Hiatt
Goods
Edda Magnason
A deeper understanding
The War on Drugs
A tree with roots : the songs of Bob Dylan
Fairport Convention
Love in the modern age
Josh Rouse
Anmeldelser (3)
PopMatters
d. 28. juli 2017
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Ian Rushbury
d. 28. juli 2017
"Come All Ye should be enough for even the most jaded, battle-weary Fairport fan to part with his or her hard-earned cash. The band are no strangers to re-issues, remasters and live recordings, but this lavish set throws another 55 genuine unreleased performances into the pot. You get radio sessions, audio recordings of TV shows, alternate versions and a stack of newly found live performances. The sleeve notes are by Patrick Humphries - a man who writes knowledgably and well about this era of British music. It's a treasure trove for the faithful and a comprehensive baptism for the brave newbie".
Record collector
469 (2017 August)
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Mike Goldsmith
469 (2017 August)
"Essentially, if multiple live versions of Sloth are your bag (and that's not a bad bag to own), then Come All Ye is a compulsory purchase. The Cropredy years that followed may be a touch too trad for some but from 1967 to '77, Fairport Convention were beautiful, revolutionary, tear-jerking and heads-down purveyors of a right old English hoedown. Come all ye rolling minstrels indeed".
fRoots
2017 October
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Simon Jones
2017 October
"Love folk rock, love Fairport, then you need this. I hesitate to say it but this may well be the last box set of Fairport you should invest in - but then I've thought that before!".