Goldebriars Walkin' Down The Line: The Best Of The Goldebriars CD

2014 collection from the '60s folkies. Before he masterminded the Millennium's BEGIN - one of the most grandiloquently produced and expensive psychedelic pop albums in the Columbia Records catalog - and before he produced hits for the Association and Tommy Roe, Curt Boettcher led The Goldebriars. In 1964, the band was signed to Epic Records where they recorded two innovative folk albums and numerous other cuts that remained in the vaults for decades. In addition to the finest tracks from their two LPs, as well as material that was intended for a third album, are four previously unreleased bonus tracks which include the very demos that landed them their record deal. The deluxe, full-color booklet also includes rare photos and extensive liner notes by Boettcher archivist/music historian Dawn Eden that feature the participation of original band members.

1. Railroad Boy 2. Come Walk Me Out 3. Alabama Bound 4. A Mumblin' Word (He Never Said) 5. Shenandoah 6. Voyagers Lament 7. Sea of Tears 8. Mac Dougal Street 9. Castel in the Corner 10. Haiku 11. No More Bomb 12. Sweet Potatoes 13. Jump Down 14. I've Got to Love Somebody 15. Zum Gale Gale 16. Hush Hush 17. Nothing Wrong with You That My Love Can't Cure 18. Walkin' Down the Line 19. Last Two People on Earth 20. Tell It to the Wind 21. Nothing More to Look Forward to 22. I'm Gonna Marry You 23. June Bride Baby 24. Sunshine Special 25. Noah 26. My Song 27. Rollin' Stones 28. Old Time Religion 29. Blowin' in the Wind (The Flinthill Singers) 30. Come Along (The Flinthill Singers)