The Kiwi Folk Scene '65–'67
- The Kiwi Folk Scene '65–'67
Infobox Album
Name = The Kiwi Folk Scene '65-'67
Type = Album
Artist = Various Artists
Released = 14 July 2005
Recorded = Various Times
Genre =
Length =
Label = EMI
Reviews =
Last album =
This album = "The Kiwi Folk Scene '65-'67"
(2005)
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"The Kiwi Folk Scene '65-'67" is a New Zealand compilation album released in 2005. The album was released to celebrate many of the folk artists and group that were a dominant part of the 1960s and early 70s, in New Zealand’s musical heritage.
All the artists appearing on this album recorded their own shows for radio and at one time or another appeared or were regulars on folk music TV shows such as Folk Tonight and There's A Meeting Here Tonight. Also, most songs are appearing for the first time on CD.
Track listing
# "Pillar of Society" – The Convairs
# "The Colour Of Crimson" - Lynne Pike
# "The Proud One" - The Newfolk
# "What Have You Done (With That Day God Gave You)"
# "Walkin' Down The Line" – Rod McKinnon
# "Down Town Bus" – The Yeomen
# "Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind" – Christine Smith
# "Look What You’ve Done" - The Tunespinners
# "Go-Go Girl" – Christine Smith
# "Four Strong Winds" – Neil & Susan
# "The Very Last Day" – The Greenstones
# "I Think I Just Lost Out" - Lynne Pike
# "Given Time" - Lynne Pike
# "Tomorrow is a Long Time" - The Convairs
# "Love Is A Very Funny Thing" - The Yeomen
# "Until It’s Time For You To Go" - Val Murphy
# "Good Clean Fun" - Hamilton County Bluegrass Band
# "Today" - The Newfolk
# "You’ve Done Your Best" - The Tunespinners
# "Daddy Sang Bass"
# "Blood Red River" – Neil & Susan
# "The Universal Soldier" - Rod McKinnon
# "People Are Waiting" - Val and Clive
# "Paihia" - Val Murphy
# "To Ramona" - Rod McKinnon
# "San Francisco Bay Blues" - The Tunespinners
# "A Little Ray Of Sunshine" - William Clausen
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