Strawbs - Halcyon Days: The Very Best Of The Strawbs (2 CD) - 1997

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Strawbs - Halcyon Days: The Very Best Of The Strawbs (2 CD) - 1997

Genre: Progressive Rock Country of disc production: UK & Europe Year of disc release: 1997 Publisher (label): A&M Records Catalog number: 540662-2 Country: UK Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac) Rip type: image+.cue Audio bitrate: lossless Duration: 02:28:39 Tracklist: CD One (01:12:53) 01. Ghosts 02. On Growing Older 03. The Man Who Called Himself Jesus 04. Stormy Down 05. I Turned My Face Into The Wind 06. Queen Of Dreams 07. Witchwood 08. Keep The Devil Outside 09. The Hangman And The Papist 10. Benedictus 11. Golden Salamander 12. Tokyo Rosie 13. Hero & Heroine 14. Pick Up The Pieces 15. Lay Down (45 Version) 16. Ciggy Barlust (Backside) 17. Out In The Cold 18. Round And Round 19. Oh How She Changed CD Two (01:15:46) 01. The Battle 02. Grace Darling 03. Blue Angel 04. Here It Comes 05. The Shepherd's Song 06. We'll Meet Again Sometime 07. Martin Luther King's Dream (Live) 08. Burn Baby Burn 09. Shine On Silver Sun 10. Why And Wherefore 11. Floating In The Wind 12. Absent Friend 13. Part Of The Union 14. Will Ye Go 15. The River 16. Down By The Sea 17. Tell Me What You See In Me A two-disc remastered collection from A&M Records includes material from Strawbs albums released between 1969 and 1975, including B-sides from the band's singles (Keep The Devil Outside, Ciggy Barlust (Backside), Here It Comes, Why And Wherefore and Will Ye Go). In addition, material from Dave Cousins' 1972 solo album Two Weeks Last Summer (Blue Angel and We'll Meet Again Sometime) is included, as well as singles by the Hudson-Ford group (Pick Up The Pieces, Burn Baby Burn and Floating In The Wind). The last track on the collection is a new version of a song from the band's first album, rewritten by the new lineup in 1991. This collection was compiled with the direct participation of Strawbs creator and permanent leader Dave Cousins and is the most representative collection of the group's material of all previously released. I would like to note that this European edition differs somewhat in the composition of tracks from the similar American one – the European edition includes a larger number of rare tracks