05. Roderick, Judy "Someone to talk my troubles to"
06. Martyn, John / Martyn, Beverley "Auntie Aviator"
07. Serpent Power, The "Flying away"
08. Armatrading, Joan "It could have been better"
09. Jude "Moring Morgantown"
10. More, Mandy "If not by fire"
11. Nyro, Laura "Upstairs by chinese lamp"
12. Pillsbury, Susan "I thought I knew the answers"
13. Withren, Jaki "Give her the day"
14. Wendy & Bonnie "By the sea"
15. Deshannon, Jackie "Come and stay with me"
16. Faithfull, Marianne "Something better"
17. Spirogyra "An everyday consumption Song"
18. Niles, Polly "The milk of the tree"
19. Nico "Chelsea Girls"
20. Mary-Anne "Reverie for Roslyn"
Disc 02 01. Ponsey, Stone / Ronstadt, Linda "Diffrent drum"
02. Election "Please (MK. 2)"
03. Jade "Five of us"
04. Simon Sisters, The "Who has seen the wind?"
05. Sill, Judee "Jesus was a cross maker"
06. Woods Band, The "Janurary's snows"
07. Horne, Trader "In my loneliness"
08. Ian, Janis "Society's child (Baby, I've been thinking)"
09. Lily & Maria "I was"
10. Candle, Mellow "Feeling high"
11. Tomorrow Come Someday "Tomorrow come someday"
12. Covington, Julie "My silks and fine array"
13. Waterson, Norma "Red wine and promises"
14. Mr. Fox "Mr. Fox"
15. Sainte-Marie, Buffy "The dream tree"
16. Academy, The / Perkins, Polly "Munching the candy"
17. Denny, Sandy "Late November"
18. Hendrickson Road House "Tomorrow your sorrow"
19. Chuck / Perrin, Mary "Mornings"
20. Duncan, Lesley "Mr. Rubin"
Disc 03 01. Chimera "Come intro the garden"
02. Hildebrand, Diane "Early morning Blues and greens"
03. Christie, Susan "Rainy day"
04. St. John, Bridget "Autumn lullaby"
05. Principal Edwards Magic Theatre "Ballad (of the big girl now and a mere boy)"
06. Freidman, Ruthann "Windy"
07. Design "The lonely"
08. McDonald, Shelagh "Mirage"
09. Hopkin, Mary "Aderyn Llwyd (Sparrow)"
10. Bunyan, Vashti "Love Song"
11. Dobson, Bonnie "Winter's going"
12. Briggs, Anne "Sandman's Song"
13. Bunch, The "When will I be loved"
14. Pegg, Carolanne "The lady and the well"
15. Guryan, Margo "Think of rain"
16. Ithaca "Beneath this sky"
17. Trees "Murdoch"
18. Sallyangie, The "Banquet on the water"
19. Muff, Emily "Pass the night"
20. Farina, Mimi "Morgan the pirate"
Number of discs:
3
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Description:
Three CD collection. Notwithstanding one or two isolated exceptions, it wasn't until the mid-'60s that independent female voices really began to be heard within the music industry. Over the course of four hours and sixty tracks, Milk Of The Tree focuses on the music made in the late '60s and early '70s in both Britain and North America by either female solo artists or acts with featured female vocalists. Along the way, we encounter San Franciscan psychedelia, LA folk rock, Swinging London pop-folk, electric folk, progressive folk and even folk club folk as well as (of course) a plethora of singer- songwriters (including Various ladies of the Canyon) from the movement's golden age. As well as featuring most of the leading figures from both sides of the Atlantic, Milk Of The Tree includes many performers who received little attention at the time but who now have a cult reputation amongst collectors. A significant number of tracks were unreleased at the time, while the set also includes the first-ever appearance by pioneering female rock duo Emily Muff, two American girls who were based in England during the period in question but failed to land a recording contract. With a 44-page booklet crammed with rare photos and details of the Various acts featured, the clambox-housed Milk Of The Tree is not only a fascinating social document but, we hope, a hugely entertaining snapshot of a particular time, place and frame of mind that produced some enduring, spellbinding music.
Folk
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