Tyson, Ian & Sylvia Lost Tapes LP Vinyl

Collectively as individuals & as a duo Ian & Sylvia Tyson have sold over 400K albums in the US alone during the Soundscan era Regarded as pioneers of the folk & Americana genre, Ian & Sylvia first came to prominence in the early 60's folk scene in Greenwich Village and Yorkville performing alongside Bob Dylan (they were also managed by Albert Grossman), Joni Mitchell and Gordon Lightfoot (who they made famous by being the first to record Early Morning Rain) and were a headliner on the now famous 1063 Newport Folk Festival. Ian's composition "Four Strong Winds" is now considered a standard and a CBC poll in 2005 named it the "most essential" piece of Canadian music. Ian & Sylvia were one of the first artists to explore an electric Country Rock sound recording with both New York and Nashville musicians In early 2019 Sylvia discovered a box of old 1/4" analog tapes in her attic that were professionally recorded in the early 1970s in front of a live studio audience. Over 20 previously unreleased recordings, included many of Ian & Sylvia's classics, but also enough to have a full CD of recordings of songs never before included on any Ian & Sylvia album. The Lost Tapes is being released as a double Vinyl album on November 29th as a Record Store Day Exclusive, part of the CELEBRATION of Sylvia's induction into the Canadian Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 2019. Both Ian & Sylvia have now been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame

1. Keep on the Sunny Side 2. Darcy Farrow 3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken 4. When First Unto This Country 5. Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies 6. Four Rode By 7. Nancy Whiskey 8. Four Strong Winds 9. Little Beggarman 10. The French Song 11. Summer Wages 12. Crazy Arms 13. I'll Fly Away 14. After the Fire Is Gone 15. Heartaches By the Number 16. Sweet Dreams 17. Come on in My Kitchen 18. Jimmie's Texas Blues 19. How Long 20. The Last Thing on My Mind 21. That's the Way Love Goes 22. Crying Time 23. Starting All Over Again 24. Together Again 25. Silver Threads and Golden Needles 26. The Goodnight Loving Trail