Fast Folk Musical Magazine (March 1986, Vol. 3, No. 3)

Fast Folk Musical Magazine was a combination of print magazine and audio recording published in New York City from 1982 to 1997. Its principal purpose was to serve as an outlet for folk singer/songwriters in the release of their recordings. This edition features an eclectic mix of performances beginning with a Tejano-styled “Mexcal” and ending with a jazzy “There Ought to be a Law”. In between are musical gems “Cry Me a River” by Susan Firing, “Straight From the Heart” by Tom Intondi, “Living in America” by the Aztec Two Step, and “The Blind Man” by Elaine Silver. Of particular note is an early recording by Lyle Lovett (“If I Were the Man”). An 18 page facsimile of the magazine is included with the recording.

Track Listing

101	Mezcal	Tom Russell, Andrew Hardin, "Fats" Kaplan, Billy Troiani, and Richard Crane	03:30
102	She's Not You	Steve Gillette	02:48
103	Straight from the Heart	Tom Intondi, Frank Christian, Howie Wyeth, and Mark Dann	03:04
104	The Blind Man	Elaine Silver, John Kruth, and Mark Dann	02:54
105	Down to the Sea in Ships	Adrienne Jones, Margo Hennebach, and Paul Kovit	05:44
106	One Night in Greece with an American Tourist	Clive Pig	02:51
201	Living in America	Aztec Two-Step	04:29
202	Cry Me a River	Susan Firing and Mark Dann	05:22
203	If I Were the Man	Lyle Lovett, Andrew Hardin, and Mark Dann	04:09
204	The Little Package	Brian Cutean	03:41
205	Moments	Folkano	02:38
206	There Ought to Be a Law	Eric Wood, Tom Blackburn, and Lindsey Horner	01:53