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The Three Ravens (Songs Of Folk And Minstrelsy Out Of Elizabethan England)

Alfred Deller With Desmond Dupré

1955 · Classical

Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Three Ravens (Songs Of Folk And Minstrelsy Out Of Elizabethan England) by Alfred Deller With Desmond Dupré

The Three Ravens (Songs Of Folk And Minstrelsy Out Of Elizabethan England) is a Classical album by Alfred Deller With Desmond Dupré, originally released in 1955. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1The Three Ravens3:22
  2. 2The Cuckoo1:44
  3. 3How Should I Your True Love Know (Ophelia's song from Hamlet)1:43
  4. 4Sweet Nightingale2:17
  5. 5I Will Give My Love an Apple1:44
  6. 6The Oak and the Ash2:23
  7. 7King Henry2:43
  8. 8Coventry Carol2:19
  9. 9Barbara Allen2:10
  10. 10Heigh Ho, the Wind and the Rain (Twelfth Night)1:58
  11. 11Waly, Waly3:02
  12. 12Down in Yon Forest2:14
  13. 13Matthew, Mark, Luke and John3:07
  14. 14The Tailor and the Mouse1:34
  15. 15Greensleeves2:18
  16. 16The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies3:15
  17. 17Lord Rendall5:39
  18. 18Sweet Jane2:39
  19. 19The Frog and the Mouse1:47
  20. 20The Seeds of Love3:53
  21. 21Flowers in the Valley2:17
  22. 22Near London Town3:05
  23. 23O Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot1:36
  24. 24Blow Away the Morning Dew3:16
  25. 25Searching for Lambs2:17
  26. 26Sweet England2:58
  27. 27Dabbling in the Dew2:00
  28. 28Strawberry Fair2:12
  29. 29Just as the Tide Was a-Flowing2:24

Sound DNA

  • Classical
  • Early & Baroque
  • sparse
  • tender
  • pastoral

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Rare pressing on Gatefold · 10 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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