Steeleye Span Essential Steeleye Span - Catch Up CD

Drawn from their 20 years on the Park Records label, The Essential Steeleye Span: Catch Up looks back at the recent history of one of the most prolific bands of their age. From 1996's Time up to their Wintersmith collaboration with the late Sir Terry Pratchett, the album features some of the most memorable moments in Steeleye's long and distinguished career; whether it be from their string of acclaimed Park releases or a number of new recordings of their most famous songs. Including rare and unreleased material, this is the perfect release for those new to the group or returning fans - a snapshot of a band still at the peak of their creative powers.

1. All Around My Hat - Taken from the Album Present 2. Thomas the Rhymer - Taken from the Album Present 3. Cam Ye O'er Frae France- Taken from the Album Present 4. Long Lankin - Taken from the Album Present 5. Gaudete - Taken from the Album Present 6. King Henry - Taken from the Album Present 7. Go Down- Taken from the Album Present 8. The Weaver and the Factory Maid - Taken from the Album Present 9. The Elf Knight - Taken from the Album Time 10. Corbies - Taken from the Album Time 11. Creeping Jane - Taken from the Album Cogs Wheels and Lovers 12. Gallant Frigate Amphitrite - Taken from the Album Cogs Wheels and Lovers 13. Granny Aching - Taken from the Album Wintersmith Deluxe Edition 14. The Dark Morris Song - Taken from the Album Wintersmith 15. Wintersmith - Taken from the Album Wintersmith 16. Summer Lady - Taken from the Album Wintersmith 17. We Shall Wear Midnight - Taken from the Album Wintersmith 18. Van Diemen's Land - Taken from the Album They Called Her Babylon 19. Mantle of Green - Taken from the Album They Called Her Babylon 20. Well Done Liar - Taken from the Album Bedlam Born 21. Lord Randall - Taken from the Album Horkstow Grange 22. The Golden Vanity - Taken from the Album Best of British Folk 23. Bonny Black Hare - Taken from the Album Bloody Men 24. Cold Haily Windy Night - Taken from the Album Bloody Men 25. Somewhere Along the Road