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1. The Johnstons/The Barley Corn With the purchase of a CD or Vinyl record dispatched from and sold by Amazon, you get 90 days free access to the Amazon Music Unlimited Individual plan. the tracks from the first album appear here in stereo, although the LP was only released in mono. The Johnstons are seldom mentioned these days except as 5/5(2).

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2. In the late '60s and '70s, The Johnstons' LP Give a Damn ~ the centrepiece of this very welcome 3-LP/2-CD remaster ~ meant a lot to me. Folk-rock was in its infancy, with only Fairport, Steeleye, and such bands as The Byrds having either gone electric or always been plugged in/5(12).

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3. Notes: Released on the same day as the more traditional "The Barley Corn" LP, this is a collection of imaginative arrangements of contemporary material, all covers. This album came out in the US under a different title "Both Sides Now" with tracks resequensed and two tracks substitued ("Urge for Going" and "Julia" omitted in favour of "Wherefore and Why" and "My .

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4. In , after touring America, Mick Moloney left and their last album was recorded as a duo comprising Adrienne and Paul. In the group went their separate ways and, after one solo album, Adrienne left the music business. After the demise of The Johnstons, Paul returned to his traditional roots and joined Planxty until it broke up in

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6. A combination of two Johnston's albums, this CD is a rare treat for grateful fans. Moloney brings a staunch traditionalism, in voice as well as song selection. While the others abide to this standard, they also add a touch of modern folksy flair/5(6).

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7. BGO's double-disc set groups together the first three albums by Irish folk trio the Johnstons: 's The Johnstons, 's Give a Damn, and The Barleycorn, which also came out in The first of these records is very much a straight-ahead folk effort, sounding as if it could've come out during the folk revival in the early '60s (despite their British Isles heritage, this LP .

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8. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about The Johnstons - The Barley Corn at Discogs. Complete your The Johnstons collection. The Flowers Of Northumberland: The Nine Points Of Roguery / The Humours Of Tulla Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year; TRA The Johnstons: The Barley Corn ‎ (LP, Album.

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