Gordon Bok, Ann Mayo Muir & Ed Trickett
All Shall Be Well Again (1983)
01 Julian of Norwich
03 Farewell to the Gold
04 My Images Come
05 Rory Dall
06 Boat of Silver
07 Living on the River
08 Archie_Namagati_Odivair
08 Matinicus
09 Jennifer Gentle
10 Sailor's Prayer
11 St. Thomas
12 Fear a Bhata
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01 Julian of Norwich
03 Farewell to the Gold
04 My Images Come
05 Rory Dall
06 Boat of Silver
07 Living on the River
08 Archie_Namagati_Odivair
08 Matinicus
09 Jennifer Gentle
10 Sailor's Prayer
11 St. Thomas
12 Fear a Bhata
DL (m4a files)
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This has made a rough month and a really bad night bearable! I am so grateful!
A beautiful album - thank you.
The tracks are incorrectly numbered however - they should be -
1. Julian of Norwich
2. My Images Come
3. Farewell to the Gold
4. Matinicus
5. Rory Dall
6. Boat of Silver
7. Living on the River
8. Archie/Namagati/Odivair
9. Jennifer Gentle
10. Sailor's Prayer
11. St. Thomas
12. Fear a Bhata
First comment by Anon says it all. Thank you!
Thanks so much for the re-up. I'm the guy that requested the album (like a million times in three days) This record means so very much to me. When I was a child and my now late mother would drive anywhere in the car with me, between The Monkees & Beach Boys she'd play this album. As a boy I used to make fun of her for it. I called the record, "The Goat People" because of their vocal style. She was the first person to tell me anything about music. She gracefully put up with my teasing. She also explained to me who Julian of Norwich was and what "My Images Come" is about. She explained "Images" was about where the songwriter gets his songs from. That stopped me in my tracks. I had never looked at music like that before.
Now 20 years later I write my own songs and understand their connection to my own life and to my mothers. She was a fan of Folk music and as it turns out, even though I listen to everything from Nick Cave to Ice-T, folk music is what I play.
I've been working on songs to go on a record for my mother. Songs that she liked and songs that I wrote for her after her death less than a year ago. I can think of no better ending to the record then the the lines "Its only when dreaming that I see them gleaming..."
I haven't heard this record in so many years, and of course every time I did hear it I was with my wonderful mother. This record and what my mother told me about folk music and music itself has had more of an impact on my development as a musician then perhaps any other record.
This is a piece of my childhood, a peace of my development and a piece of my life. Hearing these songs again is remarkable. Bok, Muir & Trickett have done what they set out to do; they've made a record that has become woven in someone's life.
I am so grateful to whomever posted it.
I will never be able to thank you enough.
the track nr 2 is still missing
Thanks a lot!
Please can you upload Rogue's Gallery again.. I lost it recently when my computer crashed and feel bereft. I am begging you.
Regards.
Hello there,
I am incredibly grateful for this reup, I was also wondering if you could bring back Peter Kagen and The Wind by Mr. Bok please?
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