Incredible String Band Original Album Series CD

These are the 1966-68 LPs that saw the incredibly prolific and eclectic Incredible String Band win the hearts of critics and earn a spot at Woodstock: their eponymous debut, "The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion," "The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter" and their two-part fourth album "Wee Tam & The Big Huge." Eastern instruments and Scottish folk come together on these hypnotizing pieces of musical magic: "Good As Gone," "How Happy I Am," "First Girl I Loved," "The Mad Hatter's Song," "The Minotaur's Song," "Three Is a Green Crown," "A Very Cellular Song," "Nightfall," "Job's Tears," "You Get Brighter," "Maya," "Lordly Nightshade" and more! Rhino UK.

1. Disc 1 2. Maybe Someday 3. October Song 4. When the Music Starts to Play 5. Schaeffer's Jig 6. Womankind 7. The Tree 8. Whistle Tune 9. Dandelion Blues 10. How Happy I Am 11. Empty Pocket Blues 12. Smoke Shovelling Song 13. Can't Keep Me Here 14. Good As Gone 15. Footsteps of the Heron 16. Niggertown 17. Everything's Fine Right Now 18. Disc 2 19. Chinese White 20. No Sleep Blues 21. Painting Box 22. The Mad Hatter's Song 23. Little Cloud 24. The Eyes of Fate 25. Blues for the Muse 26. The Hedgehog's Song 27. The First Girl I Loved 28. You Know What I Could Be 29. My Name Is Death 30. Gently Tender 31. Way Back in the 1960S 32. Disc 3 33. Koeeoaddi There 34. The Minotaur's Song 35. Witches Hat 36. A Very Cellular Song 37. Mercy I Cry City 38. Waltz of the New Moon 39. The Water Song 40. Three Is a Green Crown 41. Swift As the Wind 42. Nightfall 43. Disc 4 44. Job's Tears 45. Puppies 46. Beyond the See 47. The Yellow Snake 48. Log Cabin Home in the Sky 49. You Get Brighter 50. The Half-Remarkable Question 51. Air 52. Ducks on a Pond 53. Disc 5 54. Maya 55. Greatest Friend 56. The Son of Noah's Brother 57. Lordly Nightshade 58. The Mountain of God 59. Cousin Caterpillar 60. The Iron Stone 61. Douglas Traherne Harding 62. The Circle Is Unbroken