Although the title itself is nicked from Tony Hatch and Jackie Trents cover version of Bonnie Dobson's apocalyptic anti-nuclear protest song, I figured it was time for some pleasantly organic and good-natured music. In short I've compiled a collection of jazzed & psyched up «world folk». The challenge (or fun really) is mixing andalusian classical piano, baroque pop, medieval dancetunes, argentinian folklore and everything in between - while trying to maintain a natural flow. There's plenty of melancholy and dark moods but practically every second out of these ninety minutes are full of comforting warmth and beauty. Atleast according to me they are.
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1 Jan Johansson - Konung Gustaf I och Dalkarlarna
2 Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent - Morning Dew
3 Glenn Yarbrough - Dark as a Dungeon
4 Mary O'Hara - The Quiet Land Of Erin
5 Extradition – Minuet
6 Mustapha Skandrani - Stikhbar Sika
7 Oriental Wind – Cökertme
8 Guy Pedersen - Purgatorie Mood 2
9 Jasper van't Hof - Pas De Deux
10 Lotus - Ungersk Dans
11 Mikael Ramel - De' Går Undan
12 Strawbs - Oh How She Changed
13 Bridges – Vagrants
1 The Hollies – Butterfly
2 Marco Perichetti - Vento Di Terra
3 Joseph LoDuca – Introduction (Evil Dead)
4 Catherine Braslavsky Ensemble – Kaddosh/Sanctus
5 Christina Pluhar / L'Arpeggiata - Amygdalaki Tsakisa
6 Timi Yuro – Interlude (album version)
7 Dilip Roy – Vidaai
8 Björn J:son Lindh – El Henna
9 Talea – Tourdion (edit)
10 Sam McLoughlin & Alison Cooper – The Fox Moth
11 Nico Muhly - Pillaging Music (edit)
12 Amancio D'Silva – Maharani
13 Los de Salta - Trago de Sombra
14 The Brothers Four - St. James Infirmary