Dave Van Ronk - The Mayor Of MacDougal Street: Rarities 1957-1969 mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Design, Executive Producer – Nick Fritsch
• Edited By, Mastered By – Mark Greenberg
• Executive Producer – Steven McArthur
• Mastered By – Geoff Brumbaugh
• Other [Original Recordings Provided By] – Aaron Rennert, Andrea Vuocolo, Christopher Moore, Dave Van Ronk, Lee Hoffman
• Photography – PhotoSound Associates
• Producer, Compiled By, Liner Notes [Annotated By] – Elijah Wald
• Recorded By [Digital Transfers] – Dave Palmater

Notes

© 2005 Multicultural Media

This CD is a companion to Dave Van Ronk's memoir of the Greenwich Village folk revival, The Mayor of MacDougal Street [DeCapo Press 2005].

Liner Note Credits
Tracks 1-3: July 1957 unreleased recordings
Track #4: Late 50s (1957-58) unreleased recording
Track #5: From a 1958 benefit concert for Anvil Magazine
Track #6: From the 1958 Orange Blossom Jug Five album "Skiffle in Stereo" (Lyrichord #LLST 773)
Track #7: Unreleased 1961 live performance at Yale University
Track #8: Unreleased collaboration with Barry Kornfeld written in 1958
Track #9: Unreleased 1967 remake of song released in 1961
Track 10: Unreleased 1960s live recording of a 1946 burlesque record
Track 11: Unreleased concert recording from 1969
Track 12: Unreleased audition recording for "The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahogany"
Track 13: Unreleased live recording from the late 1960s
Track 14: Unreleased live recording from the late 1960s
Track 15: Unreleased live recording, lyrics from poem on 1971 album "Van Ronk" (Polydor #24-4052)
Track 16: Spoken word monologue impersonating W.C. Fields from an unreleased 1960s performance
Track 17: From the 1968 album "Dave Van Ronk and The Hudson Dusters" (Verve Forecast #FTS-3041)

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