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Just been listening to Paul Roland & The Hellfire Club's album A Cabinet of Curiosities album again, which is not to confused with the Cabinet of Natural Curosities posted a few posts up:


And while I mentioned Exuma in my first post, don't think I mentioned Dr. John, the Night Tripper's Gris-Gris (maybe someone did); it has freak folk qualities.

Did a poll comparing these two acts and used these samples some time back, but it wasn't considered interesting enough to get responses, still mention them here.






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This is my kind of music, as you probably guessed from my Prog-Folk poll. Smile
 
I don't think I've heard anyone mention Loudest Whisper so far - they were a rare Prog-Folk/Psych-Folk band from Ireland. Their LP "The Children of Lir" only had 500 pressings and the album was only sold in Ireland, although I was lucky enough to buy it on CD from Amazon. This is the opening track from the album...
 


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As you're Psychedelic Paul, your folk poll seemed surprisingly light on the psych to me to be honest (course a lot of great acid pysch is not really "prog" per se). Anyway, love that Loudest Whisper. I had heard it before, but not for quite a long time. Thanks.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

As you're Psychedelic Paul, your folk poll seemed surprisingly light on the psych to me to be honest (course a lot of great acid pysch is not really "prog" per se). Anyway, love that Loudest Whisper. I had heard it before, but not for quite a long time. Thanks.
 
Not to worry, it's early days yet - I have a new Folk poll coming up soon which WILL feature lots of Acid/Psych-Folk artists, including many of those "wyrd" and wonderful artists you mentioned in my Prog-Folk thread. Smile
 
I never get tired of listening to that amazing Loudest Whisper album. It's just one of the many hidden treasures of YouTube where I never would have discovered that rare and long-lost album without the help of the Internet.
 
One of the rarest Folk albums of all time is Susan Christie's "Paint a Lady" album from 1970. There were only three pressings of the album ever made!
 
 


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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:



I'd like to turn this into a general folk appreciation thread where hopefully many people can banter and discover music that might appeal to their tastes. Maybe I should rename the topic. I'll do a disco one, that might lead to some spirited debate -- although I much prefer dialectic.


I'm looking forward to your Disco topic. Thumbs Up
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There's a lot of great psych folk hidden under the guise of Krautrock as well. This is just one such case that may not technically be completely folk but has a lot of it



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I know and like that Broselmaschine, good one.

Plenty of good psych folk in Krautrock and lots I love in Indo-Prog/ Raga Rock.

Mentioned him already, but Sergius Golowin, listed in Krautrock, is a particular favourite. Emtidi's Saat is one of my fave FolKraut (Folk Kraut) ones -- (listed in folk here). I like Emma Myldenberger's Tour de France (listed in Krautrock here).











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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:



I'd like to turn this into a general folk appreciation thread where hopefully many people can banter and discover music that might appeal to their tastes. Maybe I should rename the topic. I'll do a disco one, that might lead to some spirited debate -- although I much prefer dialectic.



I'm looking forward to your Disco topic. Thumbs Up


I did make a "The Disco Appreciation Thread!!!"
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=112593
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[QUOTE=Logan]

I did make a "The Disco Appreciation Thread!!!"
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=112593[/QUOTE]
 
Thanks for the link. When you mentioned Disco,  Giorgio Moroder and Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" was the first song that came to mind, and purely by coincidence, I noticed you mentioned Giorgio Moroder in the first line of your thread. Smile
 
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