Fraser & Debolt

luv

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF9yHx7la9I

I'm going to a remembrance of her tomorrow night:

http://daisydebolt.com/

A friend's idea--I know very little about her, even though I own what I assume is Fraser & DeBolt's first (only?) album.

yess. Them Dance Hall Girls, Waltze of the Tennis Players, Broad Daylight Woman, bafflingly unrecognised top tier 70s folk.

(they have two albums I think, the second one is called With Pleasure.)

i think it's wonderful that you're going. say a prayer for me. and tell allan that he has lots of fans here in the states if you happen to see him.

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"stoney day" gives me chills.

I have With Pleasure, don't have the 1st one. Good stuff!

I love both of there records!! The first one surprises me every time I play it.

holy crud, had no idea that she just died .. bummer :(

not gonna front that I had heard of them before Baird's cover, but picked up their two lps after that and they quickly became favorites.

that youtube clip is great. One does wonder what the crowd made of them at the Philly Folk Fest in 1971.

david first of the notekillers just told me via facebook that he saw that set in philly.

hey, clemenza, thanks a lot, you can send it to my store:

scott seward
c/o john doe jr.
269 main st.
greenfield, ma
01301

No problem. Some of the stuff last night wasn't really my kind of thing, but parts were great: they began with a great drony bagpipe piece, there was a nice instrumental done by one of the old Fraser & DeBolt producers and another woman, and I liked a folkie thing done by Fraser, DeBolt's son, and a couple of other guys.