Fast Folk Musical Magazine (1987, Vol. 4, No. 3): Live at the Hoot

Fast Folk Musical Magazine was formed to serve as an outlet in the promotion of "noncommercial artistic music," also known as American folk music. Music for this edition was recorded live at the SpeakEasy in Greenwich Village in early 1987. The set opens and closes with songs about the challenges of living in the big city ("Bright Lights" and "Bye Bye"). Along the way is an early recording by Jolynn Daniel ("Push and Pull"), a wry song about love ("Growing Closer to You"), one about living life ("There’s Gonna Be Some Changes Made"), and another dedicated to the daughter of the former Soviet dissident Natan Sharansky ("Song for Rachel Sharansky").

A 20-page facsimile of Fast Folk Musical Magazine is included.

Track Listing

101	Bright Lights (Live)	David Ray	04:47
102	Yards (Live)	Suzie Unger	03:37
103	Don't Shoot the Butler (Live)	Guy Johnathan	04:04
104	Push and Pull (Live)	Jo Lynn Daniels	04:00
105	Mary Lee (Live)	Eddy Lawrence and Jeffrey Glenn	04:35
106	Growing Closer to You (Live)	Death and Taxes	01:37
107	In the Left Wing (Live)	Richard Julian	02:34
201	Vaudeville (Live)	Frank Tedesso	04:33
202	There's Gonna Be Some Changes Made (Live)	Peter Pasco	03:16
203	The Solitary Bird (Live)	Deborah Snow, Larry Cohen, and John Leventhal	05:47
204	Song for Rachel Sharansky (Live)	David Indian	03:52
205	Children in Any Garden (Live)	Geoffery Welchman	02:53
206	Bye Bye (Live)	Tom Dickie and Frank Scarlato	05:17