The spring fields~1963 Folk Songs From The Hills album скачать в хорошем качестве

The spring fields~1963 Folk Songs From The Hills album

Tracklist A1 Settle Down Written-By – Mike Settle 2:00 A2 There's A Big Wheel Written-By – Don Gibson 2:24 A3 (I don't want your) Greenback Dollar Written-By – N. Matthews* 2:00 A4 Midnight Special Written-By – Traditional 2:25 A5 Wabash Cannonball Written-By – Traditional 2:20 A6 Alone With You Written-By – Young*, Vanadore*, Drusky* 1:53 B1 Cottonfields Written-By – Ledbetter* 1:55 B2 Foggy Mountain Top Written-By – A. P. Carter 2:25 B3 Little By Little Written-By – J. Keller*, L. Kolber* 2:04 B4 Maggie Written-By – Traditional 2:01 B5 Darling Allalee Written-By – Traditional 2:03 B6 Mountain Boy Written-By – L. Stallman*, S. Jacobson* 2:02 The Springfields were a British pop-folk vocal trio who had success in the early 1960s in the UK, US and Ireland. They included singer Dusty Springfield and her brother, record producer Tom Springfield, along with Tim Feild, who was replaced by Mike Hurst. While Dusty Springfield is best remembered for the iconic pop singles she released in the '60s and her masterful 1969 album Dusty in Memphis, she first found fame with the trio the Springfields, whose canny blend of light pop and folk earned them a handful of hits in both Great Britain and the United States. The Springfields featured Mary O'Brien and her older brother Dion O'Brien; Mary began singing while a student at St. Anne's Convent in West London, and later became a member of the vocal group the Lana Sisters. Dion, meanwhile, played with a variety of groups while a student, and after a hitch in the British military he formed a folk duo with Tim Feild. Looking to expand the group's sound, Dion invited Mary to join the group, and they adopted new stage names; Mary became Dusty Springfield, while her brother became Tom Springfield.