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GoneToEarth

  1. Wellingborough, UK
  2. Rock
  1. collection 99
  2. wishlist 303
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  1. favorite track
    Footprints In The Snow
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    From The Floorboards
    by Georgia Shackleton
    From The Floorboards
    by Georgia Shackleton
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    The snows they melt the soonest
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    Curlew's Cry
    by Barry Kerr
    Curlew's Cry
    by Barry Kerr
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    followjohnreed I reviewed this album for Fatea Magazine, and nominated it for Album of the Year. Beautifully sung, beautifully played, beautifully produced, with echoes of Dick Gaughan and Christy Moore, but from one of the finest folk artists of his day with unique messages, delivered with warmth and a real passion for the environment in which we all live. Favorite track: The Curlews cry.
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    Cathal Ó Manacháin Galánta ar fad Barry!
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    hofnercamp This is a wonderful collection of songs that re awaken a calling to protect our wild birds and save our beleaguered fragile environment.
    Brilliant music attuned to the needs to save our natural habitats.
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    Wintersmith
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    Wintersmith
    by Shirley Barr
    Wintersmith
    by Shirley Barr
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    FolkMyLife When I call music "accessible", often what I mean is that it is easy to plug-in to your own life, or your emotional space at the moment you need it... Shirley Barr takes this idea to a new level, as she presents her bright, shimmering soul at the alter of folk, there is healing in her work for every sore heart. This song in particular, to me reminds me of standing in a duvet looking at the stars, It is transcendent, warming and spectacular.
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    Sovay
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    Turnstone
    by Gigspanner Big Band
    Turnstone
    by Gigspanner Big Band
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    Flora (The Lily Of The West)
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    Gallants
    by Jim Moray
    Gallants
    by Jim Moray
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    smashtie Cracking album, but Fortune Turns the Wheel really hit home for me. Talk about universality!
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    Buried In Ivy
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    Journey Through The Roke
    by Honey and The Bear
    Journey Through The Roke
    by Honey and The Bear
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    Buried In Ivy Buried In Ivy
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    Air and Light
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    The Living Mountain
    by Jenny Sturgeon
    The Living Mountain
    by Jenny Sturgeon
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    Air and Light Air and Light
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    ludovv ...un peu de "calmitude" dans ce monde de guerriers !
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    sad-old-goth A beautiful collection of songs.
    Just pushed the boat out and bought the vinyl. Tingling with excitement!
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    JohnT42 A beautiful, inspired album, I have ordered a copy of Nan Shepherd's The Living Mountain. I gain ‘spiritual’ calmness delivered by landscape and this album reflects beauty from within, garnered from experience of being there and strong sense of place. First witnessed Salt House live in Settle, North Yorks and my friend suggested buying ‘From The Skein’, which I did. A brilliant progression, so calming in our strange times. Fantastic musicians add depth to some magical writing and arrangements. Favorite track: The Senses.
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    Horizon
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    Scarrow
    by Salt House
    Scarrow
    by Salt House
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    Horizon Horizon
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    bryn2 Salt House are rapidly becoming a favourite of mine and the arrival of Anna Hughes has brought an extra dimension with her wonderful voice and playing. Live they create a very special atmosphere in which the total is greater than the sum of the individuals. They create magic. Favorite track: Waiting for Summer.
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    Dark River
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    Underwater Sky
    by Kyson Point
    Underwater Sky
    by Kyson Point
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    Dark River Dark River
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    Skewball
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    Live At Folk East
    by False Lights
    Live At Folk East
    by False Lights
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    Skewball Skewball
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    followjohnreed This is one of those albums that reminds us why folk rock is so good. A terrific collaboration and contemporary delivery of traditional songs and tunes.
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