The wonderful song "Sails of Silver" from Steeleye Span's 1980 album of the same name.

Sails of Silver is an album by British folk rock band Steeleye Span. The album was produced two years after the band's ostensible break-up. At the request of Chrysalis Records Peter Knight and Bob Johnson both returned, replacing their own replacements Martin Carthy and John Kirkpatrick, who departed after the release of Live at Last.

Tracklist: 1. Sails Of Silver, 2. My Love, 3. Barnet Fair, 4. Senior Service, 5. Gone To America, 6. Where Are They Now, 7. Let Her Go Down, 8. Longbone, 9. Medley, 10. Tell Me Wh. More albums from Steeleye Span: Live At Last! by Steeleye Span. Back In Line by Steeleye Span. Hark! The Village Wait by Steeleye Span. Ten Man Mop Or Mr. Reservoir Butler Rides Again by Steeleye Span. Tempted And Tried by Steeleye Span. Storm Force Ten by Steeleye Span. Rocket Cottage by Steeleye Span. Now We Are Six by Steeleye Span. View all albums . Sails Of Silver.

The first of Steeleye Span's many comebacks, Sails of Silver restores the classic lineup from their mid-'70s pinnacle. After not appearing on Storm Force 10 and Live at Last, guitarist Bob Johnson and t Peter Knight unseat their onetime replacements, Martin Carthy and John Kirkpatrick. The result is a surprisingly well-crafted yet largely overlooked album. At the urging of producer Gus Dudgeon, Steeleye Span wrote all of the songs on this album, the first release that didn't include several if not solely traditional numbers. After a decade of reconstructing English and Irish folk songs, something must have taken hold of this band; several selections - including "Sails of Silver," "Barnet Fair," "Let Her Go Down," and "Longbone" - definitely possess a traditional feel, both in melody and lyric.

Sails Of Silver is a music studio album recording by STEELEYE SPAN (Prog Related/Progressive Rock) released in 1980 on cd, lp, vinyl and/or cassette. Although "Sails of silver" was performed by the line up which recorded some of the band's most admired albums, the approach to recording was radically different to what fans were used to. Noted producer Gus Dudgeon was brought in to make the album more commercially appealing, but it is the presence for the first time of a number of songs written by band members which sets the album apart from what had gone before.

Composed By – Steeleye Span. Late 1980s CBS pressing. Side A lacquer cut at CTS Studios.

Band Name Steeleye Span. Album Name Sails of SIlver. Labels Chrysalis Records Park Avenue Records. Music StyleFolk Rock. Members owning this album0. Although the band now sported the same line-up that had brought it to the height of its success, Sails of Silver has often been seen as embodying a different spirit from their classic albums of the 1970s. Prior to Sails of Silver, the band had always performed songs written by other people, predominantly traditional songs, but also a few 20th century pieces, such as the two Brecht songs on Storm Force Ten. But on this album they included several songs they had written themselves, including "Let Her Go Down" and "Senior Service".

Artist: Steeleye Span. Album: Sails Of Silver. Genre: Folk, Folk Rock. Format: MP3 CBR 320. Tracks: 01. Sails Of Silver (Tim Hart) - 3:25. 02. My Love (traditional, ar. y Tim Hart) - 2:52. 03. Barnet Fair (Rick Kemp) - 4:32. 09. Marigold (Peter Knight, Maddy Prior), Harvest Home (traditional, ar. y Peter Knight) - 3:03. 10. Tell Me Why (traditional, ar. y Steeley Span) - 3:53. Personnel: - Maddy Prior - female vocals. Tim Hart - vocals, guitar. Bob Johnson - vocals, guitar. Rick Kemp - vocals, bass. Peter Knight - vocals, keyboards, violin.

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