Taster CD United Kingdom

Taster Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Folk CDs, Folk Music, Bluegrass, Folk Collections, Rock, Oldies Collections
Label	Park Lane Records Uk
Orig Year	1997
CD Universe Part number	7027037
Catalog number	37
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 28, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	United Kingdom

Taster Songs

	1.	Fox, The - Steeleye Span
	2.	Jovial Beggar, The - Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band
	3.	Old Maid in the Garrett, The - Steeleye Span
	4.	Galway Farmer, The - Davey Arthur
	5.	Africa - Guitar Orchestra
	6.	Marigold/Harvest Home - Maddy Prior
	7.	Jacko Diamonds
	8.	Lady Diamond - Steeleye Span
	9.	Bewcastle - Maddy Prior/Rick Kemp
	10.	Commit the Crime - Maddy Prior
	11.	Boar's Head, The - Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band
	12.	So Early in the Spring - Pentangle
	13.	Pernod for the Bamboo Man, A (Apertif) - Guitar Orchestra
	14.	Boys of Bedlam - Maddy Prior (live)
	15.	Wee Weaver - Maddy Prior

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