Black and White: The Definitive Collection - Студийный альбом от Ewan MacColl. В альбом вошло 20 треков.

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Autumn Reflection Regret. Black and White: The Definitive Collection. Though he remains a legendary figure in folk music circles, Ewan McColl was probably known (where he was known at all) to the rest of the world as the composer of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," which was recorded by both Roberta Flack and Elvis Presley, among many others.

Guitar, Vocals – Peggy SeegerWritten-By – Ewan MacColl. Marketplace 0 14 For Sale from €. 0. 6. Brother, Did You Weep? Guitar, Vocals – Peggy SeegerWritten-By – Ewan MacColl. Engineer – Nick GodwinGuitar, Concertina – Peggy SeegerProducer – Neill MacCollWritten-By – Ewan MacColl. 9. Tha Manchester Rambler. Bass – Dill KatzEngineer – Nick GodwinFiddle – Ian TelferHarmonica – Chris Taylor (37)Vocals – Hamish MacColl, Kirsty MacColl, Peggy SeegerVocals, Banjo, Producer – Neill MacCollVocals, Whistle – Calum MacCollWritten-By – Ewan MacColl.

MacColl was a renaissance man of folk music, not as well known as Seeger or Guthrie, but in many ways just as important. Born in Scotland in 1915, MacColl knew and recorded thousands of traditional British and Celtic songs, a generous sampling of which is here offered.

Black and White: The Definitive Collection. Other albums by Ewan MacColl. Bothy Ballads of Scotland. The Essential Ewan MacColl Collection, Vol. 1. The Wanton Muse.

Features Song Lyrics for Ewan MacColl's Black and White: The Definitive Collection album. The Shoals of Herring Lyrics. Black and White Lyrics. 7. Dirty Old Town Lyrics. 8. My Old Man Lyrics.

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