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Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Fred Neil, Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley, The Doors, Nico, The Stooges, Carly Simon, Mickey Newbury - Forever Changing: The Golden Age of Elektra 1963-1973 { Various Artists }

Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Fred Neil, Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley, The Doors, Nico, The Stooges, Carly Simon, Mickey Newbury - Forever Changing: The Golden Age of Elektra 1963-1973 { Various Artists }

Band: Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Fred Neil, Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley, The Doors, Nico, The Stooges, Carly Simon, Mickey Newbury Title: Forever Changing: The Golden Age of Elektra 1963-1973 { Various Artists } Rating: Release Date: 23 January, 2007 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Turn! Turn! Turn! / To Everything There Is A Session - Judy Collins 2: He Was A Friend - Dian & The Greenbriar Boys 3: High Flying Bird - Judy Henske 4: Dink's Song (Fare Thee Well) - Bob Gibson 5: Casey - Dick Rosmini 6: Shady Grove - Dick Rosmini 7: Little Brown Dog - Dick Rosmini 8: Linin' Track - Koerner, Ray & Glover 9: Wild Child In A World Of Trouble - Vince Martin & Fred Neil 10: Wild Child In A World Of Trouble - Vince Martin & Fred Neil 11: Good Luck Child - 'Spider' John Koerner 12: Downtown Blues - Geoff Muldaur 13: I Ain't Marching Anymore - Phil Ochs 14: The Last Thing On My Mind - Tom Paxton 15: Pride Of Man - Hamilton Camp 16: Tommorrow Is A Long Time - Judy Collins 17: Black Mountain Rag - The Dillards 18: Green Rocky Road - Kathy & Carol 19: Cocaine - Phil Boroff 20: House Un-American Blues Activity Dream - Richard Farina 21: West Egg Rag - Dave Ray 22: Two Trains Running - Maxwell Street Jimmy Davis 23: Breeze - Oliver Smith 24: Joshua Gone Barbados - Tom Rush 25: Other Side To This Life - Fred Neil 26: Birdses - Dino Valente 27: Blues With A Feeling - The Paul Butterfield Blues Band 28: Moonlight Drive - The Doors 29: My Little Red Book - Love 30: Wings - Tim Buckley 31: So Easy She Goes By - David Blue 32: I Got A Mind To Give Up Living - The Butterfield Blues Band 33: The Magic Carpet - Pat Kilroy 34: First Girl I Loved - The Incredible String Band 35: The Invisible Backwards-Facing Grocer Who Rose To Fame - Alasdair Clayre 36: One Time And One Time Only (Electric Version) - Tom Paxton 37: Changes - Phil Ochs 38: Hard Lovin' Loser - Judy Collins 39: Shes Comes In Colors - Love 40: Light My Fire - The Doors 41: Black Roses - Clear Light 42: Once I Was - Tim Buckley 43: Virgo - The Zodiac 44: Buy For Me The Rain - Steve Noonan 45: Nevertheless - Eclection 46: Fields Of People - Ars Nova 47: Dame Fortune - The Oly Modal Rounders 48: Girl Of The Seasons - Bamboo 49: Magazine Lady - 'Spider' John Koerner 50: The Red Sox Are Winning - Earth Opera 51: I Want You - The Waphphle 52: Alone Again Or - Love 53: Both Sides Now - Judy Collins 54: No Regrets - Tom Rush 55: Jennifer's Rabbit - Tom Paxton 56: Swift As The Wind - The Incredible String Band 57: Frozen Warnings - Nico 58: Down River - David Ackles 59: Mad Lydia's Waltz - Earth Opera 60: Sing A Song For You - Tim Buckley 61: The Sun Comes Up Each Day - David Stoughton 62: Early Morning Blues & Greens - Diane Hildebrand 63: She Sang Hymns Out Of Tune - The Dillards 64: Arthur Comics - Stalk-Forrest Group 65: Five To One - The Doors 66: Apricot Brandy - Rhinoceros 67: When The Battle Is Over - Delaney & Bonnie And Friends 68: Mt. Healty Blues - Lonnie Mack 69: Kick Out The Jams - MC5 70: I Wanna Be Your Dog - The Stooges 71: Go Back - Crabby Appleton 72: Dismal Day - Bread 73: August - Love 74: Down On The Street (Single Version) - The Stooges 75: Louise - Paul Siebel 76: Amazing Grace - Judy Collins 77: That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be - Carly Simon 78: Riders On The Storm - The Doors 79: The Future's Not What It Used To Be - Mickey Newbury 80: Start Living - Farquahr 81: Taxi - Harry Chapin 82: True Story Of Amelia Earhart - Plainsong 83: I Hardly Know Her Name - The Wackers 84: Ballad Of The Ship Of State - David Ackles 85: The Guitar Man - Bread 86: You're So Vain - Carly Simon 87: You Don't Grow Old - Courtland Pickett 88: Dolphins - Cyrus Faryar 89: Shadows On The Wall - Hamid Hamilton Camp 90: Burning Love - Dennis Linde 91: Keep Yourself Alive - Queen 92: Wind Chimes - WIND CHIMES 93: Don't Be Long - The Beefeaters 94: I'll Be Back - Joshua Rifkin 95: Baldheaded End Of The Broom - Don't Be Long 96: We Shall Be Happy - Joseph Spence 97: Good Time Music - The Lovin' Spoonful 98: Good Time Music - The Lovin' Spoonful 99: Crossroads - Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse 100: I'll Keep It With Mine - Judy Collins 101: She A Woman - The Charles River Valley Boys 102: Sunshine Sunshine - Tom Rush 103: Bird Song - The Holy Modal Rounders 104: She's Ready To Be Free - Clear Light 105: Wayfaring Stranger - Tim Buckley 106: Laissez-Faire - David Ackles 107: Alphabet Song - David Peel & The Lower East Side 108: Voodoo Woman - Simon Stokes & The Nighthawks 109: Please (Mark II) - Eclection 110: Flames (Single Version) - Leviathon 111: No Words Between Us - Show Of Hands 112: Listening To Music - Jack S. Margolis 113: Lotus - The Rainbow Band 114: The Persecution & Restoration Of Dean Moriarty (On The Road) - Aztec Two-Step 115: P.O.W. - Goodthunder 116: All Around My Grandmother's Floor - Andy Roberts 117: World Without End - Jobriath

Editoral Review This five-disc set not only celebrates its years of ascendancy and experimentation, but also explores beyond the familiar into some very obscure but still potent recordings. Founded in 1950, Jac Holzman's Elektra label grew from its folk roots, embracing the burgeoning blues and rock scenes of the '60s and eventually becoming a major force in the pop music marketplace of the '70s. The first four discs proceed in relative chronological order (the fifth is devoted to rarities and assorted efforts from the fringes). Introduced by the better-known songs and acts, the discs open with Judy Collins, Love (twice!), and the Stooges. Each disc is also its own little journey that reminds us of how rich Elektra's catalog is--the Incredible String Band, Fred Neil, Nico, and many more found their way into record collections of the era and continue to resonate. However, it's the more forgotten acts that make this box so exciting, as the Wackers, David Ackles, Plainsong, Paul Siebel, and many others burst forth from the speakers. Even among the well-known there are some nice surprises, such as an early version of the Doors' "Moonlight Drive" (sounding more like one of the label's folk-blues performers) and the harder-edged punch of Judy Collins's "Hard Lovin' Loser. " --David Greenberger .. You can see a complete list of all Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Fred Neil, Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley, The Doors, Nico, The Stooges, Carly Simon, Mickey Newbury discography, or go back to the Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Fred Neil, Paul Butterfield, Tim Buckley, The Doors, Nico, The Stooges, Carly Simon, Mickey Newbury tabs