Year of release 1991

Songs 20

Album time 01:02:04

Genre list Folk, American Folk

1
Ad Mortem Festinamus
 
1:16
2
Morning Blues
 
2:49
3
Ortiz's Hoedown
 
2:21
4
Cantiga / Ballad Of Little Sadie
 
3:40
5
Alta Trinita / Railroadin' Through The Rocky Mountains
 
2:59
6
Drunkard's Lament
 
3:20
7
Spanish Fandango
 
2:06
8
Vielle Cantigas
 
3:36
9
Hobokentanz
 
2:45
10
For No Good Reason At All
 
3:22
11
The Devil And The Farmer's Wife / Campbell's Retreat
 
6:21
12
Sales Tax Toddle
 
2:01
13
Bulldoze Blues
 
4:09
14
La Valse De Bombarche / Ohne Fels
 
3:33
15
Ma Tredol Rossignol
 
1:37
16
Lone Star Rag
 
2:26
17
Willie Moore
 
4:11
18
Johnson Boys
 
2:38
19
Beatrice / Ukranian Tune
 
3:12
20
Saltarello / The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives To Me
 
3:54

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The track list starts with Ad Mortem Festinamus, Morning Blues, Ortiz's Hoedown, Cantiga / Ballad Of Little Sadie, Alta Trinita / Railroadin' Through The Rocky Mountains, Drunkard's Lament, Spanish Fandango, and Vielle Cantigas. Including track-level signals makes the album page easier to understand at a glance.

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