1. SEVEN HUNDRED ELVES 2. DRINK DOWN THE MOON 3. NOW WE ARE SIX 4. THOMAS THE RHYMER 5. THE MOONCOIN JIG 6. EDWIN 7. LONG-A-GROWING 8. TWO MAGICIANS 9. TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR 10. TO KNOW HIM IS TO LOVE HIM 11. THOMAS THE RHYMER (UK SINGLE EDIT) 12. TWO MAGICIANS (BBC BOB HARRIS, 20TH FEBRUARY 1974) 13. EDWIN (BBC SOUNDS OF THE SEVENTIES, 20TH FEBRUARY 1974) 14. LONG-A-GROWING (BBC SOUNDS OF THE SEVENTIES, 20TH FEBRUARY 1974) 15. THOMAS THE RHYMER (BBC SOUNDS OF THE SEVENTIES, 20TH FEBRUARY 1974)
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"Now We Are Six" is a remarkable CD album by the British folk-rock band Steeleye Span, released under the renowned Chrysalis label. This 1974 release showcases the band's innovative blend of traditional British folk music with rock elements, resulting in a unique and captivating sound. The album features both original compositions and creative arrangements of classic folk songs, highlighting Steeleye Span?s signature harmonies and instrumental prowess. Notably, "Now We Are Six" includes guest appearances by David Bowie on saxophone for select tracks, adding an extra layer of musical depth. The production quality reflects Chrysalis's commitment to excellence in music publishing.
Steeleye Span has been a pioneering force in the British folk-rock scene since their formation in 1969. Known for revitalizing ancient ballads with electric instrumentation and modern sensibilities, they have achieved significant success with albums like "Below the Salt," "Parcel of Rogues," and charting singles such as "Gaudete." Their influence extends across generations of musicians within the genre.
Chrysalis Records is celebrated for its diverse roster and support for groundbreaking artists across genres including rock, pop, and alternative music. Since its founding in 1968, Chrysalis has played an essential role in launching careers of influential acts such as Jethro Tull, Blondie, Ultravox, and Spandau Ballet?cementing its reputation as one of Britain?s most respected record labels.