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Artist: Various Artists Title: Festival De Malataverne Label:   Expression Spontanée Country: France Catalogue: ES 6 Date: 1971 Format: LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Various Artists	Suite De Gervaise		Rate
A2	Various Artists	A Ta Santé Nanette		Rate
A3	Various Artists	Will The Circle Be Unbroken		Rate
A4	Thérésa	La Religion	Thérésa	Rate
A5	Various Artists	Les Maringouins		Rate
A6	Various Artists	La Plus Bath Des Javas		Rate
A7	Mick Softley	Time Machine	Mick Softley	Rate
B1	Various Artists	The Shaskeen		Rate
B2	Various Artists	Le Réel Du Pendu		Rate
B3	Derroll Adams	I Am A Rambling Boy		Rate
B4	Various Artists	Won't You Come Home		Rate
B5	Various Artists	Sunrise		Rate
B6	Various Artists	Come Back Baby		Rate
B7	Various Artists	Boeuf Mode		Rate

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A bizarre recording notable for having failed to provide the names of the artists who sang or performed on each track. They ascribe to (Folklore) Trad. that which is frequently not and mention only a handful of names of those who actually performed. Amongst the performers were Steve Waring, Derroll Adams, Alexis Korner, Peter Thorup, the Catalane "Thérésa", Les Barricadiers and musicians from the folk clubs of T.M.S, Club de Bourdon, Hootenanie de René Zosso from Paris and Geneva.

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Fokeman 28th Oct 2019		A1 - Group effort for Suite De Gervaise A2 - A Ta Santé Nanette - Lovely duet by two female singers (possibly Catherine Perrier?) A3 - Will The Circle Be Unbroken - I think this is Alexis Korner A4 - Religion sung by Thérésa from Catalonia (French side?) A5 - La Maringouins (Les Maringouins Ont Mangé Ma Belle) A6 - La Plus Bath Des Javas performed by "Les Barricadiers" A7 - Time Machine - Mick Softley (not Sofley) goes crazy on this famous number - interspersed with someone who grabs the microphone and warns everyone that a world war is coming... Mick Softley (who receives special praise for singing and playing every day without asking anything in return - this was a particularly "FREE" festival where the artists weren't really paid anything for performing) B1 - The Shaskeen - a reel played on the jaw-harp (perhaps by John Wright?) B2 - Le Réel Du Pendu (The Reel of The Hanged) played on fiddle B3 - I Am A Rake And Rambling Boy - by Derroll Adams on banjo and vocals B4 - Won't You Come Home - instrumental performed by group B5 - Sunrise - performed by a group of players with male vocals B6 - Come Back Baby - American blues sung by Alexis Korner or maybe Steve Waring? B7 - Boeuf Mode - improvisation between hurdy-gurdies and appalachian dulcimers. Great stuff!

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Various Artists - Musique Populaire D'Expression Française - Expression Spontanée - France (1971)

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