9 thoughts on “ Black Sailed Traders - Stone Angel - Stone Angel (CD, Album) ”

1. "Black sailed Traders" has a great melody. "Stone Angel" is a brilliant piece. It is quiet and speedy at the same time. A real acid. Galliard has a taste of king's music from old times. "The gay Goshwak" is again fast paced with female vocals/5(3).

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2. An album called "Stone Angel" was released that same year. The year after this release the band disbanded. The remaining tree members formed the Village Band. The band reformed in the mid-nineties, after interest in their music had grown after the re-issue of their album on CD, and released a new album "East of the Sun" in 2 read more.

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3. Black Sailed Traders Bass – Mick Burroughes Fiddle – Dave Lambert (5) Flute – Joan Bartle Guitar – Paul Corrick Vocals, Guitar, Written-By – Ken Saul: 6: Stone Angel Bass – Mick Burroughes Fiddle – Dave Lambert (5) Guitar – Paul Corrick Vocals, Guitar, Written-By – Ken Saul: 7: Galliard / Merrie England's Musicke Box.

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4. Arranged By – Stone Angel Written-By – Henry VIII: 4: Traveller's Tale Lyrics By [Based on a Poem] – Sir Walter Raleigh Written-By – Ken Saul: 5: Black Sailed Traders Written-By – Ken Saul: 6: Stone Angel Written-By – Ken Saul: 7: Galliard / Merrie England's Musicke Box Arranged By – Stone Angel Written-By.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Stone Angel on Discogs.

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7. The opener "The bells of Dunwich" is a beautiful song that set the atmosphere. "The Skater" move in the same shoes as its former. The third song is a melody from old times. "Traveler's song" is a typical acid folk - a bit faster than before. "Black sailed Traders" has a great melody. "Stone Angel.

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8. Stone Angel is a music studio album recording by STONE ANGEL (Prog Folk/Progressive Rock) released in on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette/5(3).

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9. The rare self-titled album by the British band Stone Angel was heard by few people when it was first issued (as a private pressing) in the mid-'70s, though it found a wider (though still small and cult) audience when it was reissued on CD many years later. It's not so much folk-rock as folk-rock-influenced folk, often with a medieval/Renaissance feel.

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