The Journey

The Journey Artist: Steeleye Span
Label: Park Records
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Format: Live
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2


UPC: 769934005221
EAN: 0769934005221
ASIN: B00002MJD8


Release Date: 2001-10-02

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Listmania:

  1. The Wonderful World of Steeleye Span

Tracks:

  1. Mark I: Calling On Song
  2. Mark I: Blacksmith
  3. Mark I: Fisherman's Wife
  4. Mark I: Dark-Eyed Sailor
  5. Mark I: Blackleg Miner
  6. Mark I: Lowlands Of Holland
  7. Mark II: Cold Haily Rainy Night
  8. Mark II: Charlie
  9. Mark II: Jigs (Bryan O'Lynn Et The Hag With The Money)
  10. Mark II: Gower Wassail
  11. Mark II: Lark In Themorning
  12. Mark III: John Barleycorn
  13. Mark III: The Ups And Downs
  14. Mark III: Edward
  15. Mark III: Cam Ye O'er From France
  16. Mark III: All Around My Hat

Tracks:

  1. Mark IV: Wife Of The Soldier
  2. Mark IV: The Maid And The Palmer
  3. Mark IV: Sweep, Chimney Sweep
  4. Mark V: Corbies
  5. Mark V: Harvest Of The Moon
  6. Mark V: The Water Is Wide
  7. Mark V: The Elf Knight
  8. Mark V: Thomas The Rhymer
  9. Encores: Rave On
  10. Encores: Tunes (The Lark In The Morning Et Masons Apron)

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Reunion.......2002-05-07

This double-CD live album consists of about two thirds(a reliable source who attended the gig states that there was enough music performed on the day to make up another CD) of a `special concert` recorded in 1995 by all except for one of the musicians who had been members of Steeleye Span at different times since the band`s formation in late 1969. One significant factor is that this was the first time for Gay Woods to sing live on numbers that she`d performed on for the first ever studio album, before leaving the band. It`s also Tim Hart`s first recording with the band since 1982. His vocals sound as good as ever. The best tracks, technically speaking, are those from the earliest(first three, 1970-71)) albums, on CD1, and, the tracks from the then upcoming album(`Time`,1996), on CD2.
The playing sounds a bit tentative at times, apparently the various musicians had only rehearsed together for a few hours beforehand, and the sound quality isn`t as good as other Steeleye live albums. This is an album for long-time Steeleye Span fans. The main appeal of `The Journey` is the reunion aspect, a fact that would probably not be of interest to a newcomer to the band. Steeleye Span`s `golden` era, 72-78(inclusive) is not well represented here and I would recommend a delve into the albums from that period. Incidentally, for the first year or so a 40-page booklet with track notes, band info. and photos old and new came with this double-CD. This is no longer the case, unfortunately. For Steeleye Span *live*, I would recommend `Tonight`s the Night` or `The Collection, In Concert`, to the newcomer.

Music CD:

  1. Consequence of Speech ~ Sons of the Never Wrong
  2. Her Mantle So Green ~ Margaret Barry & Michael Gorman
  3. There Was a Time ~ Knots and Crosses
  4. Heritage ~ Fairport Convention
  5. To Catch a Fine Buck Was My Delight ~ Various Artists
  6. Sandy ~ Sandy Denny
  7. The Times We've Had ~ The Irish Tradition
  8. Special Compilation CD ~ Blue Knight With James Gilchrist
  9. Now's the Time ~ Stephan Smith
  10. Not Your Average Holiday CD ~ Ann Reed

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Enter by the Twelfth Gate ~ Michael Pinnella

14 Diamonds: Best of ~ Stratovarius

Leahy ~ Leahy

Music of Ecstasy & Healing ~ Various Artists

Flavio Venturini ~ Flavio Venturini

Sakura ~ Kobukuro

Candy Man ~ Roy Orbison

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