Peace Will Come / New Songs for Old Friends

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CD Details

Released: August 21, 2015
Originally Released: 2015
Label: Morello Records

Tracks:

1.Peace Will Come
2.You Came Throwing Colors
3.Out Behind The Gypsy's
4.The Hostage
5.You Should Have Seen Me Throw That Ball
6.Retrospective
7.Jesus Christ S.R.O.
8.California
9.I Lost My Heart On A 747
10.Dance In The Shadows
11.What A Friend You Are
12.Hobo In My Mind (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
13.When We Were Good (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
14.Who's Been Passing Dreams Around? (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
15.When Annie Took Me Home (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
16.Katy (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
17.Fred (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
18.Wasn't That A Party (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
19.Faces And Places (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
20.When You Shook Your Long Hair Down (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
21.Silent Night (Live At the Marquee Club, London)
22.When Princes Meet (Live At the Marquee Club, London)

Product Description:

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums by one of the all-time great singer songwriters to come out of the New York Greenwich Village folk scene of the early '60s. Both albums appear for the first time on CD. All songs composed by Tom Paxton. Peace Will Come was released in 1972. The title track was picked up by Pete Seeger and can be heard to this day at peace rallies across the world. A host of great British musicians perform on this album with backing vocals provided by Mary (Hopkin) Visconti. New Songs For Old Friends was released in 1973. Recorded live before an invited audience at the Marquee Club in London, it contains all new songs rather than regurgitating previously recorded material. Guest singers and musicians include Mary (Hopkin) Visconti, Ralph McTell, Peter Sarstedt and Danny Thompson. Both albums are produced by Tony Visconti.