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Boughton: Bethlehem

from: Hyperion

Release Date July 01, 1994

CD-Charts Position 2

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The Times They Are A-Changin'

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date February 26, 2008

CD-Charts Position 3
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Something to Sing About: Remastered

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date October 05, 1998
I saw the Ian Campbell Group many times at the Jug O' Punch in Birmingham in the early 60's and have been a fan ever since. The voice of Lorna is one which is so pure and clear. This album epitomises their sound and I would recommend it to everyone who is a keen on British Folk Music. It is a 'must have' in your collection.
Margaret Bond

CD-Charts Position 4
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Ian Campbell Folk Group Live

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date May 19, 2003
I saw the Ian Campbell Group many times at the Jug O' Punch in Birmingham in the early 60's and have been a fan ever since. The voice of Lorna is one which is so pure and clear. This album epitomises their sound and I would recommend it to everyone who is a keen on British Folk Music. It is a 'must have' in your collection.
Margaret Bond

CD-Charts Position 5
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Contemporary Campbells/New Impressions

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date November 24, 1997
I saw the Ian Campbell Group many times at the Jug O' Punch in Birmingham in the early 60's and have been a fan ever since. The voice of Lorna is one which is so pure and clear. This album epitomises their sound and I would recommend it to everyone who is a keen on British Folk Music. It is a 'must have' in your collection.
Margaret Bond

CD-Charts Position 6
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Presenting

by: Campbell Ian

Release Date 1964
A review by by Richie Unterberger
Ian Campbell & the Ian Campbell Folk Group were Britain's favourite folk performers, bar none, during the '60s. Based in Birmingham, they featured singers Ian and Lorna Campbell of Aberdeen as well as Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg, later of Fairport Convention.
If it sounds dated today, by the standards of its era, it was pretty robust and full-bodied, owing to its frequent multi-voice singing parts and the backing of the vocals of Ian Campbell and his sister Lorna Campbell with banjo, guitar, autoharp, fiddle, and mandola. The latter two instruments are played by Dave Swarbrick, a good half dozen years or so before he joined Fairport Convention; his fiddling is especially to the fore on the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Carols from Ampleforth [CASSETTE]

from: Unknown Label

Release Date November 13, 1998
A review by by Richie Unterberger
Ian Campbell & the Ian Campbell Folk Group were Britain's favourite folk performers, bar none, during the '60s. Based in Birmingham, they featured singers Ian and Lorna Campbell of Aberdeen as well as Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg, later of Fairport Convention.
If it sounds dated today, by the standards of its era, it was pretty robust and full-bodied, owing to its frequent multi-voice singing parts and the backing of the vocals of Ian Campbell and his sister Lorna Campbell with banjo, guitar, autoharp, fiddle, and mandola. The latter two instruments are played by Dave Swarbrick, a good half dozen years or so before he joined Fairport Convention; his fiddling is especially to the fore on the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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And Another Thing

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date 1964
A review by by Richie Unterberger
Ian Campbell & the Ian Campbell Folk Group were Britain's favourite folk performers, bar none, during the '60s. Based in Birmingham, they featured singers Ian and Lorna Campbell of Aberdeen as well as Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg, later of Fairport Convention.
If it sounds dated today, by the standards of its era, it was pretty robust and full-bodied, owing to its frequent multi-voice singing parts and the backing of the vocals of Ian Campbell and his sister Lorna Campbell with banjo, guitar, autoharp, fiddle, and mandola. The latter two instruments are played by Dave Swarbrick, a good half dozen years or so before he joined Fairport Convention; his fiddling is especially to the fore on the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Kverno - St Matthew Passion

from: Aurora

Release Date September 16, 2002
A review by by Richie Unterberger
Ian Campbell & the Ian Campbell Folk Group were Britain's favourite folk performers, bar none, during the '60s. Based in Birmingham, they featured singers Ian and Lorna Campbell of Aberdeen as well as Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg, later of Fairport Convention.
If it sounds dated today, by the standards of its era, it was pretty robust and full-bodied, owing to its frequent multi-voice singing parts and the backing of the vocals of Ian Campbell and his sister Lorna Campbell with banjo, guitar, autoharp, fiddle, and mandola. The latter two instruments are played by Dave Swarbrick, a good half dozen years or so before he joined Fairport Convention; his fiddling is especially to the fore on the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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This Is the Ian Campbell Folk Group/Across the Hills

by: Ian Campbell

Release Date January 29, 1996
A review by by Richie Unterberger
Ian Campbell & the Ian Campbell Folk Group were Britain's favourite folk performers, bar none, during the '60s. Based in Birmingham, they featured singers Ian and Lorna Campbell of Aberdeen as well as Dave Swarbrick and Dave Pegg, later of Fairport Convention.
If it sounds dated today, by the standards of its era, it was pretty robust and full-bodied, owing to its frequent multi-voice singing parts and the backing of the vocals of Ian Campbell and his sister Lorna Campbell with banjo, guitar, autoharp, fiddle, and mandola. The latter two instruments are played by Dave Swarbrick, a good half dozen years or so before he joined Fairport Convention; his fiddling is especially to the fore on the ... Read More: