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Tom Paxton Folk 1973 US

Genre:	World, Country & Folk
Performer:	Tom Paxton
Title:	New Songs For Old Friends
Style:	Folk
Date of release:	1973
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1539 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1338 mb
WMA album size:	1505 mb
Digital formats:	AUD FLAC MPC AU VOC ASF DTS

Tracklist

A1	Hobo In My Mind	2:22
A2	When We Were Good	3:22
A3	Who's Been Passing Dreams Around?	3:36
A4	When Annie Took Me Home	3:06
A5	Katy	1:55
A6	Fred	2:50
B1	Wasn't That A Party?	2:28
B2	Faces And Places	3:00
B3	When You Shook Your Long Hair Down	3:38
B4	Silent Night	3:32
B5	When Princes Meet	4:25

Credits

Art Direction – Seabrook/Graves/Aslett*
Bass – Danny Thompson (tracks: B4, B5), Dave Willis (tracks: A1 to B3)
Choir – Mary Visconti (tracks: B4, B5), Peter Sarstedt (tracks: B4, B5), Ralph McTell (tracks: B4, B5), Tom Paxton (tracks: B4, B5), Tom Paxton (tracks: B4, B5)
Engineer [Recording] – Phil Dunne
Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – Ralph McTell
Illustration – Bruce Atkins
Lead Guitar, Choir – Tony Visconti (tracks: B4, B5)
Percussion – Chris Karan (tracks: A1 to B3)
Photography By – Debi Doss
Producer – Tony Visconti
Tape Op – John Eden, Will Roper
Vocals – Jennifer Paxton (tracks: A1 to B3), Katy Paxton (tracks: A1 to B3)
Vocals, Guitar, Composed By – Tom Paxton

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MS 2144	Tom Paxton	New Songs For Old Friends ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	Reprise Records	MS 2144	US	1973
HRES 291-51	Tom Paxton	Nuevas Canciones Para Viejos Amigos ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Reprise Records	HRES 291-51	Spain	1973
REP 44 237, MS 2144	Tom Paxton	New Songs For Old Friends ‎(LP, Album, Gat)	Reprise Records, Reprise Records	REP 44 237, MS 2144	Germany	1973
MS 2144	Tom Paxton	New Songs For Old Friends ‎(LP, Album)	Reprise Records	MS 2144	Australia	1973
REP 44 237, MS 2144	Tom Paxton	New Songs For Old Friends ‎(LP, Album)	Reprise Records, Reprise Records	REP 44 237, MS 2144	UK	1973

Blackstalker

It’s clear that Tom Paxton is at his best live and this album was a recognition of that. Much of his approach didn’t come over well on studio produced albums and this recording provided him with an audience to interact with and perform his new songs to at the Marquee Club in London. It has some great songs on it and remains one of his best albums in my opinion. They did the same trick with the ‘Complete Tom Paxton’ double album to great effect too using live performances of his greatest hits. There are two studio recordings to cap off the album. Interesting to hear Ralph McTell in a supporting role on guitar and noting it is a Tony Visconti production.