8 thoughts on “ Staines Morris - Various - The All New Electric Muse (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Box Set CD release of The All New Electric Muse on Discogs. Label: Universal Music - • Format: 3x, CD Album, Compilation, Remastered Box Set • Country: UK • Genre: Folk, World, & Country • Staines Morris Arranged By, Accordion /5(3).

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The All New Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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3. The original Electric Muse was released in , a four-LP box set that professed (and, for the most part succeeded) to tell the story of (primarily) English folk music as it was electrified during the '60s and early '70s. A magnificent undertaking, packed with every significant name in the genre's development, it nevertheless sold poorly and slipped out of print after just a few years, to 9/

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4. Now we have the ALL NEW Electric Muse on CD and I had to get it It's not the same as the old LP set, but it has many or most of the songs that I most enjoyed, and the songs are still very well chosen and well sequenced. And I was able to go to iTunes and pick up almost all of the songs from the old version that were missing and make a sort /5(5).

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5. The All New Electric Muse: The Story of Folk into Rock, a Various Artists Compilation. Released 10 November on Universal. Genres: British Folk Rock/5(6).

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6. Various Artists All New Electric Muse: all enjoyed a revival of interest thanks to a series of well-produced 3 CD sets. Ideal for the newcomer, they all offer a cross-section of hits, misses.

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7. Nor can it be as comprehensive as Castle Communication's 6 CD New Electric Muse (issued in and itself based upon 's four-album Electric Muse). Such unavoidable omissions aside though, this is still a must-have collection. --Sid Smith. Find more music at the BBC This link will take you off Amazon in a new window/5(6).

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8. Printed inner sleeves in colour with cover pictures numbered "Album I" to "Album IV" and track list for each record. Also features a page LP-sized booklet reproducing the above, in B&W, with song by song annotations by Karl Dallas plus an introduction and post-script.

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