 The late talented guitarist Paul Brett's three albums for PYE/Dawn Records, dating from 1970, 1971 and 1972. Paul was a former member of The Overlanders, Fire and Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera. Very... more

Here we have the only album from British folk duo Trader Horne, featuring ex-Them guitarist Jackie McAuley and ex-Fairport Convention singer Judy Dyble. The album was released on PYE's Dawn label in... more

From the mid-60s comes Donovan's UK, French, Spanish and Swedish EP tracks. Included here are the UK Top 5 singles 'Catch The Wind' and 'Colours' as well as 'Turquoise', a Top 30 hit. The UK... more

A live album from the Lindisfarne founder member and main songwriter. Lindisfarne had a long and distinguished career, notching up big selling albums and singles. In 1973 they split and Hull embarked... more

US-based Irish musician Mick Moloney's 1973 album for Transatlantic Records.  Moloney spent five years as a member of Ireland's folk band The Johnstons before emigrating to the States where, amongst... more

First time (we think) on CD for Na Filí's 1977 Transatlantic Records album. This highly respected Irish folk trio were popular in Ireland and the UK in the late '60s and '70s. John Peel featured them... more

Four albums, originally released on Transatlantic Records in 1969, 1971, 1972 and 1973, from the legendary Scottish singer-songwriter Hamish Imlach. He was popular outside his native Scotland,... more

Two CD set containing a quartet of albums originally released on Transatlantic Records, dating from 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1978 by Scottish folk trio The McCalmans. The trio's reputation was enhanced... more

Digitally remastered two CD set containing four albums by the '60s folk singer. Singer songwriter Melanie's first four albums for Buddah Records, dating from 1968, 1969 and 1970. She first enjoyed... more

UK two CD set. From Every Stage is a live album recorded by Joan Baez on tour in the summer of 1975. The first half of the album was acoustic, with Baez accompanying herself on her guitar, while the... more

With his equally entertaining original songs and stage banter, this Scottish folk singer was beloved all over the UK (he later became a comedy writer and a motivational speaker). This comprehensive... more

A contemporary of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, Giltrap was signed by Transatlantic Records due to his talent and increasing success on the London folk scene. He was only 18 when he went into the... more

Bob and Carole Pegg became fixtures in the British folk-rock scene when they formed Mr. Fox and put out these 1970/1971 Transatlantic LPs. Extensive new notes and remastered sound attend the reissue... more

The first four Transatlantic Records albums from larger than life Scottish folk singer Hamish Imlach. Dating from 1966, '67 and '68, all four were produced by the label's owner, Nat Joseph. Imlach... more

This UK group evolved from lean, stripped-down traditional folk to haunting homages to medieval music across their three original Transatlantic LPs (1965–68). Here are all three on 2 CDs plus their... more

Splitting their sets and albums between traditional folk songs and joyous covers of American pop songs, this Irish band found fame at home and toured the world in the late '60s. Mick Moloney and Paul... more

How many more great songs would this amazingly versatile talent have given us if leukemia hadn't claimed him at 36? His first two Buddah LPs ('72, '73) introduced a singer-songwriter who could leap... more

These 1972 and 1973 LPs came out at the end of Amazing Blondel's early prime, when they still painted sonic images of pastoral, medieval beauty (they'd soon turn more decidedly into progressive... more

His work with Dylan, Jerry Jeff Walker, Tom Paxton and all the others who'd tapped this multi-instrumentalist's talents paid off when Bromberg won his own Columbia contract. He proved his worth as a... more

They played their beautiful melodies with lute, cittern, pipe organ, harmonium, ocarina and the like—and this was the *19*70s, not the 1570s! They were Amazing Blondel, one of the most inspired... more

The bulk of this acoustic-guitar virtuoso's critical and chart success came during his 1971–76 period with Capitol, and here are two full CDs of his best from that prime time! He moves from furious... more

These 1972 and 1974 albums for Columbia saw Tom moving into more country-oriented territory with songs like Guy Clark's Desperados Waiting for a Train and Bruce Cockburn's One Day I Walk. 20 tracks!

Two folk-rock favorites, originally released by Columbia in 1970.

Hardin's first two albums for Columbia, recorded right at the turn of the ('70s) decade, are fan favorites.