04. "Farewell, Farewell" 05. "The Deserter" 06. "Medley: The Lark In The Morning" 07. "Tam Lin" 08. "Crazy Man Michael" 09. "Sir Patrick Spens (Sandy Denny Vocal Version)" 10. "Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood (Take 1)"
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Liege And Lief by Fairport Convention, released 6 May 2002, includes the following tracks: "Matty Groves", "The Deserter", "Tam Lin", "Sir Patrick Spens (9-10 Prev. Unrel. Bonus Tracks)" and more.
This version of Liege And Lief comes as a 1xCD. - =REMASTERED 1969 ALBUM + 2 BONUS TRACKS=
England.
LP originally released in 1969 (tracks 1 to 8).
Tracks 9 and 10 are bonus tracks and these versions were previously unreleased.
Released in standard jewel case with 16 page booklet. Also added The Fairport Convention's reissues catalog
"Liege & Lief" is a seminal album by the British folk-rock band Fairport Convention, released in 1969 and widely regarded as one of the most influential records in the genre. Presented here on CD format, this classic collection showcases Fairport Convention?s innovative blend of traditional English folk music with rock elements. The album features standout tracks such as "Matty Groves," "Tam Lin," and "Farewell, Farewell," which have become staples in British folk repertoire. Island Records, known for nurturing groundbreaking artists across genres since its founding in 1959, brings their expertise to this release with high-quality production values. Fairport Convention themselves are pioneers of electric folk; their legacy includes numerous acclaimed albums and a lasting impact on both British and international music scenes.
This is the fourth album of a folk progressive rock band from Britain, which was released in 1969. Sandy Denny's vocals are on this album. The vocals are wonderful. Subsequently, this vocalist left the group. Interestingly, I learned about this group precisely because of Sandy. Because, I have her solo album.
Matthew Fiander - 18/Dec/2009
This month marks the 40th anniversary of the release of Fairport Convention’s Liege and Lief. And while it is enough to pay tribute to a great a...