Alice Stuart - All The Good Times album flac

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Album · 1963 · 21 Songs. Crazy With The Blues. See All. The Best of Tom Paxton: I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound: The Elektra Years. Tell the World About This. The Asch Recordings, Vols.

Alice Stuart's first album was a typical effort from the tail end of the early-to-mid-'60s folk revival, devoted almost entirely to competent renderings of various facets of the folk repertoire. There were blues ("Stackerlee"), country (the title cut), old-time music ("Leavin' Home"), a Weavers tune ("Seven Daffodils"), "Once I Had a Sweetheart," the Tom Paxton song "I Can't Help but Wonder Where I'm Bound," and a lone Stuart original, the routine period topical song "Beatnik. The only accompaniment is Stuart's guitar and, occasionally, autoharp. Although these were sung pleasantly and reverently, there's nothing to make her interpretations stand out amid numerous sub-Joan Baez coffeehouse performers of the era; in fact, they're rather characterless.

Bonus cuts on CD release - not on the 1964 vinyl album. A beautiful new female voice is now on the folk horizon. Its owner's name is Alice Stuart. She sings with a clean freshness that is exciting in its simplicity. A folk find!" -Billboard Magazine, 1964. The plaintive female voice has long been a staple of the folk music scene. Joan Baez and July Collins provided its most polite, studious form, with various free-spirited gals tearing away at it ever since. In the early '60's, Seattle native Alice Stuart practically fell sideways into this historical timeline. She mainly wanted somewhere cool to hang out, and since.

Alice Stuart (born 1942, Chelan, Washington) is an American blues and folk singer-songwriter and guitarist. She toured the UK with Van Morrison and throughout the United States with Mississippi John Hurt. Missing lyrics by Alice Stuart? Know any other songs by Alice Stuart?

All the Good Times (1964). Album by Alice Stuart. is a cover of. The Raggle Taggle Gypsy by Traditional Folk (1650).

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This song is by Alice Stuart and appears on the album All the Good Times (1964). Frankie and Johnny were sweetheartsLordy, how they could loveSwore to be true to each otherYeah, true to the skies aboveHe was her man, wouldn't do her no wrong. And Frankie and Johnny went walkin'And Johnny had on a new suitYeah, Frankie spent one-hundred dollar notesJust to make her man look cuteHe was her man, he wouldn't do her no wrong.