Album
Journey To The New World
Sharon Isbin, Joan Baez, Mark O'Connor
2009 · Classical, Folk, World, & Country

Journey To The New World is a Classical album by Sharon Isbin, Joan Baez, Mark O'Connor, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Mr. Drewry's Accords1:34
- 2Lord Willoughby's Welcome Home2:31
- 3La Rossignol3:41
- 4Greensleeves5:09
- 5The Drunken Sailor1:54
- 6Wild Mountain Thyme3:20
- 7Andecy4:28
- 8Wayfaring Stranger4:59
- 9Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: I. Fantasia: Once I Had a Sweetheart - Rambler Gambler - Barbara Allen2:31
- 10Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: II. The House of the Rising Sun2:13
- 11Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: III. The Lily of the West1:13
- 12Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: IV. The Unquiet Grave2:14
- 13Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: V. Silkie1:46
- 14Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: VI. Where Have All the Flowers Gone?3:10
- 15Joan Baez Suite, Op. 144: VII. Finale: Rake and Rambling Boy - Wildwood Flower - the Trees They Do Grow High2:48
- 16Go 'Way from My Window2:16
- 17Strings & Threads Suite: I. Fair Dancer Reel1:14
- 18Strings & Threads Suite: II. Sailor's Jig0:54
- 19Strings & Threads Suite: III. Captain's Jig0:44
- 20Strings & Threads Suite: IV. Off to Sea0:55
- 21Strings & Threads Suite: V. Pilgrim's Waltz1:10
- 22Strings & Threads Suite: VI. Road to Appalachia1:03
- 23Strings & Threads Suite: VII. Shine On1:49
- 24Strings & Threads Suite: VIII. Cotton Pickin' Blues1:30
- 25Strings & Threads Suite: IX. Pickin' Parlor Rag1:18
- 26Strings & Threads Suite: X. Queen of the Cumberland1:13
- 27Strings & Threads Suite: XI. Texas Dance Hall Blues1:08
- 28Strings & Threads Suite: XII. Swing1:02
- 29Strings & Threads Suite: XIII. Sweet Suzanne1:18
Sound DNA
- Classical
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Sharon IsbinGUITAR
- Joan BaezVOCALS
- Mark O'ConnorVIOLIN
2 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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