Fast Folk Musical Magazine (Vol. 4, No. 1)
Various Artists

Fast Folk Musical Magazine was formed to serve as an outlet in the promotion of "noncommercial artistic music," also known as American folk music. This edition’s eclectic assortment of music features political songs ("Diamonds of Anger" about apartheid in South Africa and "The Wall" about the burial of a Vietnam soldier), a drinking song ("Three Drunken Maidens"), a song based on a passage from 1 Corinthians ("St. Paul’s Song"), a number about sunning in St. Tropez ("Tania’s Wicked Body"), and a heartbreaking song about teenage prostitution ("Song for Jamie").
A 20-page facsimile of Fast Folk Musical Magazine is included.
Track Listing
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Everything to Love | Geoff Bartley and Nan Donald | 2:29 | |
102
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Evermore | Carla Sciaky | 3:05 | |
103
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Adam and Eve on a Raft | Peter Spencer | 3:45 | |
104
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St.Paul's Song | Pierce Pettis, Diane Chodkowski, Josh Joffen, and Mark Dann | 3:13 | |
105
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Diamonds of Anger | Fred Small and Mark Dann | 5:08 | |
106
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Say, Say | Pierre Millery | 4:57 | |
201
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The Few and the Proud | Barb Schloff and Mark Dann | 3:07 | |
202
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Tania's Wicked Body | Peter Brown, David Bahssin, and Steve Newman | 3:11 | |
203
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The Unknown | Bruce Pratt | 3:28 | |
204
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Three Drunken Maidens | Gail Rundlett | 2:53 | |
205
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18th Street | John Merino | 3:47 | |
206
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Song for Jamie | Debbie Rich, Dave Seitz, Mark Dann, Peter Lewy, and Chuck Hancock | 4:47 |