Mustard's Retreat, The First Album Plus - 60m 33s

Tracks & Durations

1. Last Meal	3:04
2. New England	2:48
3. The Ballad of the Crafty Lady	4:46
4. Shenandoah	3:31
5. UFO	4:20
6. The Piper's Call	3:51
7. Cotton Fields	2:47
8. Just Another Man	4:39
9. You Won't Know Me	6:00
10. A Song Comes Stealing In	5:44
11. Without You	2:58
12. Threshold XXIV	2:54
13. The Courtship of Big Bess	3:07
14. Captain's Song	3:56
15. The Gospel Show	3:29
16. Mustard's Retreat	2:28

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Review

When Mustard's Retreat recorded their first album in 1979, they were two young guys fresh out of college from a place called Michigan. They were favored at folk festivals across America in a time known to history as "The Folk Revival." The music that pulsed in the veins of Michael Hough and David Tamulevich was reaching mainstream audiences. Their peers were Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Simon & Garfunkel. Their influences were The Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul & Mary. "The First Album Plus" is a re-release of material from that period in Mustard's Retreat history. It is an authentic snapshot in time of an important 1970s folk music duo.

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