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Songs for Six Strings, Vol. 2 by Ralph McTell released in 1996. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1996 CD release of "Songs For Six Strings Vol II" on Discogs.
- UK
- Leola Music-ola 15b2 cd
- CD, Album
- Songs For Six Strings-Vol II
A collection of 6 discs, each will contain six McTell songs. Handpicked by McTell himself, Songs for Six Strings will be a unique record of his live work for the next few years. Each disc has its own guitar string number. E1, B2, G3, D4, A5, E6 –. And comes in its own “string packet.”.
The box was included with the first CD, with all 6 volumes only being available at live venues or from Ralph McTell's website. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2011 CD release of "Songs For Six Strings" on Discogs.
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- UK
- 1
- 6 x CD, Album, Limited Edition, Stereo
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Ralph McTell’s musical career has spanned almost 50 years. He is best known for his song “Streets Of London”, for which he won an Ivor Novello award. In 2002 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. Ralph “back then…” “…and now…” He is a remarkably gifted songwriter, able to capture details with striking phrases and ...
is in effect the second of a series of three live albums (at the time of its release). The others are “Ralph, Albert and Sydney” and “Travelling Man”. All three were recorded years apart, and the three together make for some fine listening and a great introduction to Ralph’s music. I have seen him live on a number of occasions, and he has a relaxed...
Having already stated that Ralph can write songs about all manner of subjects – and songs of high calibre, at that – it seems useful to give an overview of the subjects covered. “Gypsy” is a protest about the mistreatment of, and prejudice against, gypsies, and concludes with a plea to “let the gypsy dance”. Mrs Adlam’s Angels” is a song about a Su...
It’s a great pity that this album has become so scarce, and, to me, that’s its only downside. I think Ralph is at his best live, and this album doesn’t disappoint. It contains a wide range of songs written over a period of nearly twenty years, and they are all moving in one way or another.
Songs for Six Strings 41 Songs by Ralph McTell in Guitar Tablature and Notation, transcribed by Roger Brown. Book – First published 2002 – Limited signed edition – Leola and R M Brown. Updated second edition. Third Edition – Retitled ‘Streets of London and 40 Other ‘Songs for Six Strings”.
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